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I think this is exactly what you're looking for: <a href="http://exchangeserverpro.com/using-exchange-server-mailbox-audit-logs-find-sender-email-shared-mailbox/" rel="ugc">http://exchangeserverpro.com/using-exchange-server-mailbox-audit-logs-find-sender-email-shared-mailbox/</a>
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I think this is exactly what you're looking for: http://exchangeserverpro.com/using-exchange-server-mailbox-audit-logs-find-sender-email-shared-mailbox/ [http://exchangeserverpro.com/using-exchange-server-mailbox-audit-logs-find-sender-email-shared-mailbox/]

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that does look like a direct hit -<br />
but<br />
audit logs weren't turned on<br />
and<br />
I'm not empowered to be an exchange admin anyway.<br />
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I was hoping something would be in the HTML in the message, hidden like some of the MS word meta data
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that does look like a direct hit -
but
audit logs weren't turned on
and
I'm not empowered to be an exchange admin anyway.

I was hoping something would be in the HTML in the message, hidden like some of the MS word meta data

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I tried looking at the header of the message; but, it only had the same information - ie &nbsp;the shared mailbox name. This is an EXCHANGE 2012 shop - so no useful IP info was in the header.
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I tried looking at the header of the message; but, it only had the same information - ie  the shared mailbox name. This is an EXCHANGE 2012 shop - so no useful IP info was in the header.

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