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Server side rule to monitor a folder?

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Jtorres13

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Nov 11, 2006
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Hello. I apologize in advance for the question if it's a stupid one.

We have an add-in called Mimecast. This add-in has a "Report Spam" button. It reports spam to the Mimecast people and moves the email to the Outlook Junk Email folder.

All emails are archived in Mimecast permanently. We have a 60-day retention policy which deletes emails from Exchange. So, if a user reports spam, the email is moved to Junk Email folder and eventually gets deleted, but it remains in the Mimecast archive...

Is there a way to monitor the Junk Email folder and, if there is anything there, forward it to another folder? There is a Mimecast folder called ~Shredder, which takes care of deleting permanently from Exchange AND from the Mimecast archive.

Currently, there is no way to change the destination folder for the Report Spam button in Mimecast. So, I'm hoping there is an Exchange-side solution.

Any ideas?
 
You can setup an Outlook rule, it would only work when Outlook is open, but should do the trick. Have it check for messages when they arrive, specify the Junk Mail folder and then select to move the message and point it to whatever folder you want.

I hope that helps.

Regards,

Mark

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