Message Tracking in Exchange
I need some help with tracking messages in Exchange 2010/Oultook.
Basically I need to be able to search a mailbox of one of our users to see when they received an email with a specific subject line (use of wildcard preferred) and then also show me the name of their Outlok mail subfolder that the email resides in currently (inbox or subfolder...)
Can this be done?
Basically I need to be able to search a mailbox of one of our users to see when they received an email with a specific subject line (use of wildcard preferred) and then also show me the name of their Outlok mail subfolder that the email resides in currently (inbox or subfolder...)
Can this be done?
Adam Brown
There are a couple of ways you can do the email search, but the only way to really tell which folder it's in is to grant yourself full access to the mailbox, open in Outlook, then run the search from there. Once you find the email, highlight it and hit Alt+Enter. A window will pop up showing the message properties and the folder will be shown in "Location"
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Well I just figured out something else on this. When I ran a delivery report from the 'Toolbox' in Exchange 2010, searching on both the users mailbox and the from address of the sender, I see that the emails are coming in. However, when I click the one of the items in the search results and look at the detail, it says
Failed
8/3/2015 8:52 AM
This message wasn't delivered because it conflcts with an organization policy.
Where to look? All of our users receive this email (it is a daily spam filter report of items that were quarantined)..but for some reason it wont deliver to this user, even though it is being sent to him.
What type of organizational policy could cause this (we have 100's of users who receive this email without issue.)
Any pointers to a place to start looking would be appreciated. Thanks!
Failed
8/3/2015 8:52 AM
This message wasn't delivered because it conflcts with an organization policy.
Where to look? All of our users receive this email (it is a daily spam filter report of items that were quarantined)..but for some reason it wont deliver to this user, even though it is being sent to him.
What type of organizational policy could cause this (we have 100's of users who receive this email without issue.)
Any pointers to a place to start looking would be appreciated. Thanks!
If he gets a really long spam report, it's possible the message went over your size limits, but it would have to be over the size limits to do that (typical is 25MB). It may also be blocked by the content filter in Exchange if you have it enabled. If you have a Spam filter, the content filter for Exchange is unnecessary and can cause stuff like this.
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Where is the content filter in Exchange? Is that the same as the Hub Transport rules?
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