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We potentially are going to need to find emails sent to and from a specific person for legal reasons and I'm trying to figure out how we can do it. &nbsp;We don't have message tracking enabled on our Exchange server.
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We potentially are going to need to find emails sent to and from a specific person for legal reasons and I'm trying to figure out how we can do it.  We don't have message tracking enabled on our Exchange server.

Can we find specific emails on our Exchange Server?

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