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Creating a mailbox that has a copy of all incoming emails

I have been asked to create a mailbox that stores a copy of all emails that come into the sbs box, im not sure of how to go about this?

An additional feature I would like to put in place is that at present emails that don't have an account configured bounce back I would like to be able to receive these emails into the new copy mailbox.

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You can enable Journaling to accomplish this.  Journaling was added to Exchange to allow companies that have regulatory requirements to review all incoming/outgoing email.  

http://infrastructureblog.wordpress.com/2012/03/06/microsoft-exchange-2010-journaling-a-guide/

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124382(v=exchg.141).aspx
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I have managed to get this working by creating a HUB transport rule in the organization configuration with the following options:

when emails are sent to people (ive selected all user accounts) blind CC the email to another users account.

seems to work, but my other part of this question is how to i get the sbs box / exchange to receive email for accounts that dont exist (ie misspelt names or deleted users accounts that email still needs to be received for)?

can this also be diverted then to my catchall account ive created this rule for..?
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As per the other comments. Use journaling.  It is what its meant to do.
so if i use journaling email addresses that dont currently exist on the server will be received and sent to the journaling account and the sender with not get a bounced notification?