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Exchange 2010 Transport Rule Subject Search String in EMC
Trying to figure out how to get my transport rules to work on subject search strings correctly. Here is an example.
Current subject filter search string:
Thank you for your case! Case#
Because I'm trying to filter and redirect the following subject emails:
Thank you for your case! Case#:233321 - Blahblahblah
However I also catch
RE: Thank you for your case! Case#:233321 - Blahblahblah
and
FW: Thank you for your case! Case#:233321 - Blahblahblah
I tried figuring this out but the transport rule is so important, any interruption was cause an armed insurrection.
Current subject filter search string:
Thank you for your case! Case#
Because I'm trying to filter and redirect the following subject emails:
Thank you for your case! Case#:233321 - Blahblahblah
However I also catch
RE: Thank you for your case! Case#:233321 - Blahblahblah
and
FW: Thank you for your case! Case#:233321 - Blahblahblah
I tried figuring this out but the transport rule is so important, any interruption was cause an armed insurrection.
ASKER
Jose, thank you for answering so quickly. However this is not a message search. I am trying to edit a Transport Rule and regular expressions are kinda kickin my ass trying to figure it out.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997187%28v=exchg.141%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997187%28v=exchg.141%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
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Unfortunately it has to be PRIOR to hitting the mailbox. Trust me, i would of loved to use simple server-side mailbox rules.
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You will get all the information in the $exported var, from there you can do whatever ( | convertto-json file.json) (export-csv -notypeinformation here.csv), ( |convertto-html file.html) etc.
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