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How to track internal email (move, delete, etc) on Exchange 2003
My company has a cell center where many users access the same incoming mailbox, named Requests, and they move emails from that mailbox to their own personal mailboxes (and subfolders) when they 'take a request'
I'm trying to find out how to track who is moving what from that mailbox, as certain requests seem to "disappear" (aka someone is just deleting them or taking them to their personal mailbox and then deleting them) and I can't seem to track that sort of behavior.
I'm using Exchange 2003 on a Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition machine, with a front-end and a second mail server behind it.
I'm trying to find out how to track who is moving what from that mailbox, as certain requests seem to "disappear" (aka someone is just deleting them or taking them to their personal mailbox and then deleting them) and I can't seem to track that sort of behavior.
I'm using Exchange 2003 on a Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition machine, with a front-end and a second mail server behind it.
What are they using to view the messages? If outlook, then could (I think) add some VBA code that would fire upon a new message or a message being moved out of the inbox to another folder. Deleted items could work off similar code. Just a thought, but if you know enough particulars about the messages, then it could work.
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Outlook, various versions (2k, 2k3, 2k7). If code has to be written, it'll never ever happen here. I was hoping there was some methodology using the Exchange logs or something. I'm just not experienced enough to know how to do that.
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Thanks Darkstar. I guess I'm OOL.