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there are plenty of third party tools that do this,,, a google search will lead your twards some,, but this cannot be done without third party tools to my knowledge. &nbsp; Asking this question in the exchange email forum might give you better results. 
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there are plenty of third party tools that do this,,, a google search will lead your twards some,, but this cannot be done without third party tools to my knowledge.   Asking this question in the exchange email forum might give you better results.

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Points split between me and jdeclue. We both gave good answers..
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Points split between me and jdeclue. We both gave good answers..

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Absolutely, rhandels answer will do the trick, and my answer is correct... without a doubt. <br />
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J<br />

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Absolutely, rhandels answer will do the trick, and my answer is correct... without a doubt.

J


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Hello,<br />
&nbsp;<br />
I have Win2k network with Exchange 2K. &nbsp;I am doing some testings with the mailing list and I have this question.<br />
&nbsp;<br />
Is there a way to stop the exit of emails from the Exchange 2k server and be able to identify all of them?<br />
&nbsp;<br />
Thank you very much for your help. <br />

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Hello,
 
I have Win2k network with Exchange 2K.  I am doing some testings with the mailing list and I have this question.
 
Is there a way to stop the exit of emails from the Exchange 2k server and be able to identify all of them?
 
Thank you very much for your help. 


Exchanger 2K

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