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viewing email via delegates

A user has been granted delegate rights via outlook 2003. They have been viewing email they shouldnt (should not have had delegate rights). On an XP machine would there be anyway to see evidence they viewed this email on their PC? If so any pointers on where?
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What if its automatically mounted in their outlook, i.e. they havent had to manually add it.

And what if they dont use an OST? OST isnt mandatory is it?
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And where is the security event log? Is this the OS event log?
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OST was just an educated guess - i have never tried that myself

it will be on one of the Domain controllers, even if they haven't had to manually add it outlook opens it then there should be a logon event
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>>they might have been silly to leave the outlook mailbox connection in there outlook profile


How can you check the above?
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>>You need to enabled Mailbox Logging to Maximum to have it in Event Viewer.

We didnt.
the only way you can check that it by logging onto the clients PC as them and see what is connected in outlook.

the mailbox logons it the best path to start the investigation off
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Where is the "mailbox logons path" can you detail it in outlook 2003? In laymans terms.
sorry that wasn't very clear. The best way to start investigating this is to enable the logging in Exchange and then use that to see if they are logging onto the mailboxes
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Ah ok - not to much use though after the event I guess.
no there is not a lot you can do retroactively
Here's the detailed steps on how to get to there. (my suggestion above)

Exchange Diagnostics Logging
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Importance-Auditing-Exchange-2003-Servers.html