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if you are using outlook you can read other ppls email by clicking<br />
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tools-&gt; account settings<br />
select your exchange account<br />
change settings<br />
more options<br />
second tab contains add a mailbox<br />
type the persons name in and add to your account<br />
you can then see their mailbox in your outlook email.<br />
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to see if somebody is accessing other peoples email you can open the system manager on the mail server<br />
drill down to mailboxes and there is a column LAST LOGGED IN BY<br />
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you would see his username there.
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if you are using outlook you can read other ppls email by clicking

tools-> account settings
select your exchange account
change settings
more options
second tab contains add a mailbox
type the persons name in and add to your account
you can then see their mailbox in your outlook email.


to see if somebody is accessing other peoples email you can open the system manager on the mail server
drill down to mailboxes and there is a column LAST LOGGED IN BY

you would see his username there.

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I am concerned that a fellow admin is accessing other people's email. &nbsp;How can I tell for sure if this is happening? &nbsp;And how is he doing it? &nbsp;Thanks in advance.
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I am concerned that a fellow admin is accessing other people's email.  How can I tell for sure if this is happening?  And how is he doing it?  Thanks in advance.

How can I tell if an admin is reading other people's email in Exchange 2010?

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.