asked on Exchange 2010 search not returning any IRM email.
From what I can see all settings for IRM seem to be correct.
Transport rule passed
OWA passed
Outlook on-premise passed
[code]Search-mailbox -SearchQuery {subject:"*Daily Revenue*" AND received:8/23/2015} -deletecontent -force[/code]
This returns no results.
The same thing happens when in outlook connected to an Online Mailbox.
Transport rule passed
OWA passed
Outlook on-premise passed
[code]Search-mailbox -SearchQuery {subject:"*Daily Revenue*" AND received:8/23/2015} -deletecontent -force[/code]
This returns no results.
The same thing happens when in outlook connected to an Online Mailbox.
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yo_bee
PLease check the Eventlogs on the server for any issues
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So I tried and was able to search my mailbox after I did a rebuild of the Index for that DB, but once the crawl was done the items were no longer returned
I noticed something with this. It stopped on 8/15/2015 the day I disable IRM, removed the DRM folder and re-enabled IRM.
I did a IISRESET, but something must have been out of sync.
I am going to copy the rights protect (DRM) folder back and see what happens.
I noticed something with this. It stopped on 8/15/2015 the day I disable IRM, removed the DRM folder and re-enabled IRM.
I did a IISRESET, but something must have been out of sync.
I am going to copy the rights protect (DRM) folder back and see what happens.
ASKER
To add to the confusion or maybe it is pointing me in the right direction.
It seems that emails that are protected with ADRMS manually by the user (From within Outlook) are searchable, but emails that are protected using a transport rule are not.
So we now really need to focus on the Exchange server.
It seems that emails that are protected with ADRMS manually by the user (From within Outlook) are searchable, but emails that are protected using a transport rule are not.
So we now really need to focus on the Exchange server.
I started with Experts Exchange in 2004 and it's been a mainstay of my professional computing life since. It helped me launch a career as a programmer / Oracle data analyst
William Peck
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I rebuilt the IRM configuration and it started to work after the cache was refreshed.
Thanks
Thanks