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Update for anyone reading, I have tried a 3rd party mailbox with IMAP (gmail) .... no BCC.
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Update for anyone reading, I have tried a 3rd party mailbox with IMAP (gmail) .... no BCC.

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Solved my own question. I guess it could be deleted. &nbsp;Will leave up in case it helps anyone.
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Solved my own question. I guess it could be deleted.  Will leave up in case it helps anyone.

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I am migrating to Office 365 and have a problem with the journaling for archiving. &nbsp;I have set up a straightforward account in 365 called 'journal' on a &quot;P1&quot; license. I have a mail flow rule to copy/bcc all messages in the organization. &nbsp;The problem is that the bcc information on a message doesn't get recorded which can be a significant problem.<br />
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My archiving software is Gfi Mail Archiver 2014. This connects to the journal mailbox over EWS fine and records all the messages but in the tests I have performed I noticed that on messages which were sent which used the BCC field, the data in the field is missing.<br />
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This makes the archive virtually useless. &nbsp;Gfi say open up an outlook.com account. Yep thats right, a consumer product... with all company email traffic basically flying over the public internet... Is there a trick to getting this working?
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I am migrating to Office 365 and have a problem with the journaling for archiving.  I have set up a straightforward account in 365 called 'journal' on a "P1" license. I have a mail flow rule to copy/bcc all messages in the organization.  The problem is that the bcc information on a message doesn't get recorded which can be a significant problem.

My archiving software is Gfi Mail Archiver 2014. This connects to the journal mailbox over EWS fine and records all the messages but in the tests I have performed I noticed that on messages which were sent which used the BCC field, the data in the field is missing.

This makes the archive virtually useless.  Gfi say open up an outlook.com account. Yep thats right, a consumer product... with all company email traffic basically flying over the public internet... Is there a trick to getting this working?

Office 365 Journaling BCC missing

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Within Internet message handling services (MHS), a message transfer agent or mail transfer agent (MTA) or mail relay is software that transfers electronic mail messages from one computer to another using a client–server application architecture. A MTA implements both the client (sending) and server (receiving) portions of the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). The terms mail server, mail exchanger, and MX host may also refer to a computer performing the MTA function. The Domain Name System (DNS) associates a mail server to a domain with mail exchanger (MX) resource records containing the domain name of a host providing MTA services.