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OK, the above address takes me to the Exchange logon and then to whichever mailbox I need to log into; however where can I view the filtered junk email messages &nbsp;- are they in a special folder, delivered to the administrator's mailbox or delivered to the user and then moved to their Outlook &nbsp;junk mail folder?
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Previously a client was able to view junk mail intercepted by Exchange 2003 by typing in <a href="https:\\mail.acompany.co.uk" rel="ugc nofollow">https:\\mail.acompany.co.uk</a>&nbsp;in Internet Explorer; however now this returns a 'page under construction' &nbsp;message.<br />
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Is there a problem and if so how can this be resolved; or does Exchange now simply deliver junk mail to each user's junk email folder in Outlook 2003 ( if indeed it is not rejected by Exchange upon arrival ).
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Previously a client was able to view junk mail intercepted by Exchange 2003 by typing in https:\\mail.acompany.co.uk in Internet Explorer; however now this returns a 'page under construction'  message.

Is there a problem and if so how can this be resolved; or does Exchange now simply deliver junk mail to each user's junk email folder in Outlook 2003 ( if indeed it is not rejected by Exchange upon arrival ).

OK, the above address takes me to the Exchange logon and then to whichever mailbox I need to log into; however where can I view the filtered junk email messages  - are they in a special folder, delivered to the administrator&#39;s mailbox or delivered to the user and then moved to their Outlook  junk mail folder?

Viewing Exchange 2003 Server Filtered Junk Email

Previously a client was able to view junk mail intercepted by Exchange 2003 by typing in https:\\mail.acompany.co.uk in Internet Explorer; however now this returns a &#39;page under construction&#39;  message.

Is there a problem and if so how can this be resolved; or does Exchange now simply deliver junk mail to each user&#39;s junk email folder in Outlook 2003 ( if indeed it is not rejected by Exchange upon arrival ).

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.