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Exchange 2003 Notification Message to Admin

Greetings,
Two of our associates recently departed for a competitor. Our President is concerned existing associates will contact those who departed to inquire about job opportunities at the competitor. He wanted to know if I could track these emails. I'm familier with message tracking, but it does not allow me to use wild cards. Details below.

Running Exchange 2003 6.5 (Build 7638.2: SP2) on WS2003 R2, Clients running Microsoft Outlook 2010.

Request: bgraf@mycompany.com would get an email notification anytime "anyuser@mycompany.com" sends an email to "anyuser@competitor.com".

Our Pres is very concerned on this, any help greatly appreciated. If I can provide further details, please let me know.

Sincerely,
Bob

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Simon Butler (Sembee)

If you were up to date on the Exchange server (so 2007 or higher) this would be very easy with transport rules. With Exchange 2003, blocking the message is about the most you can do.

Simon.

bobgraf

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felo86 post would work if I knew specific addresses, but unfortunately it could be any internal associate sending to the competitor.

an email notification anytime "anyuser@mycompany.com" sends an email to "anyuser@competitor.com".

Close but no cigar:)

bobgraf

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By creating addresses of key users, I was able to track down the information I needed for the executive requesting the information.
Thank you.
Bob G