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Hello,<br />
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You can use this tool: <a href="http://jamiemckillop.wordpress.com/2012/09/06/wizbang-exchange-message-tracker-2-0/" rel="ugc">http://jamiemckillop.wordpress.com/2012/09/06/wizbang-exchange-message-tracker-2-0/</a><br />
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JJ
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Hello,

You can use this tool: http://jamiemckillop.wordpress.com/2012/09/06/wizbang-exchange-message-tracker-2-0/ [http://jamiemckillop.wordpress.com/2012/09/06/wizbang-exchange-message-tracker-2-0/]

JJ

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Are there any native tools available?
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No, there are no native tools available. <br />
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JJ
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No, there are no native tools available.

JJ

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JJ,<br />
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Is there a way to use this locally without interfering with the Exchange server? Perhaps I can copy the relevant files on my hard drive and use this tool?
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JJ,

Is there a way to use this locally without interfering with the Exchange server? Perhaps I can copy the relevant files on my hard drive and use this tool?

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Does anyone know how can I generate a report for internal e-mail usage with Exchange 2010?
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Does anyone know how can I generate a report for internal e-mail usage with Exchange 2010?

Internal email usage report

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