asked on Exchange 2013 - source of mailbox logon
We have a bunch of mailboxes I suspect are no longer used. However when I view the last logontime it shows today. How can I verify the source of the logon? Maybe it's a service? or impersonation?
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Seth Simmons
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I have recommended this question be closed as follows:
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-- 'N8iveIT' (https:#a42683739)
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Exchange 2013 - Audit Mailbox Access
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1996045-exchange-2013-audit-mailbox-access