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Regardless of the mail server type, there will be headers in the message that will identify both who it was addressed to, and who it was &quot;delivered to&quot;.<br />
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For bcc recipients, you will see one of the the recipients in the header listed as &quot;undisclosed-recipient&quot;<br />
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So, the key is to look at the full header...<br />
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I hope this helps!<br />
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Dan<br />
IT4SOHO
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Regardless of the mail server type, there will be headers in the message that will identify both who it was addressed to, and who it was "delivered to".

For bcc recipients, you will see one of the the recipients in the header listed as "undisclosed-recipient"

So, the key is to look at the full header...

I hope this helps!

Dan
IT4SOHO

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Thank you very much, can you please tell how to identify who all are the users for the &quot;undisclosed-recipient&quot;, my management needs this.
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Thank you very much, can you please tell how to identify who all are the users for the "undisclosed-recipient", my management needs this.

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PS: Tell your manager that he himself would not like to send an e-mail and have <u>all</u> recipients being able to see all the other to whom the e-mail was sent.
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PS: Tell your manager that he himself would not like to send an e-mail and have all recipients being able to see all the other to whom the e-mail was sent.

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Dear Experts:<br />
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How to find the mail received in the inbox as bcc to others as well in zimbra mail server<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Dear Experts:

How to find the mail received in the inbox as bcc to others as well in zimbra mail server

Thanks in advance.

how to find bcc in zimbra

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