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Envelope journaling is the only method of journaling supported on Exchange 2007/2010.<br />
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Shaun
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Envelope journaling is the only method of journaling supported on Exchange 2007/2010.

Shaun

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Yes, but can those mailboxes located in the Exchange 2010 have envelope jounaling enabled to a journal mailbox located in Exchange 2003? &nbsp;
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Yes, but can those mailboxes located in the Exchange 2010 have envelope jounaling enabled to a journal mailbox located in Exchange 2003?  

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Hello All,<br />
We are in the process ugrading our Exchange servers from 2003 to 2010. &nbsp;Archiving, we currently use Envelope Journaling. &nbsp;<br />
For a period of time, we are going to have to co-exist the two Exchange &nbsp;versions. &nbsp;We would like to keep the Envelope Journal mailbox in the 2003 environment for now. &nbsp;Is it possible for mailboxes in Exchange 2010 have envelope journaling enabled and pointed to the current 2003 server? &nbsp;Thank you in advance. &nbsp;
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Hello All,
We are in the process ugrading our Exchange servers from 2003 to 2010.  Archiving, we currently use Envelope Journaling.  
For a period of time, we are going to have to co-exist the two Exchange  versions.  We would like to keep the Envelope Journal mailbox in the 2003 environment for now.  Is it possible for mailboxes in Exchange 2010 have envelope journaling enabled and pointed to the current 2003 server?  Thank you in advance.  

Microsoft Exchange 2003/2010 Envelope Journaling

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