Re: Copying Emails / Big Brother

SquonkV — Sun, 16 Apr 2006 11:04:09 GMT

Thanks for the speedy reply, David. It seems that this is the solution - never even thought it would be called Regulatory Compliance and Data Retention; doesn't exactly trip off the tongue, does it? I'll trial it on my own SBS2003 test rig first before unleashing it on the client! I'll post the results back here with this thread later. Where would we be without Sarbannes-Oxley and the like, eh? Once again, thanks for the reply.

Regards,

Pete

Copying Emails / Big Brother

SquonkV — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 13:01:00 GMT

I have a challenge with a firm of Solicitor's for whom the Law Society has dictated that ALL incoming and outgoing email to and from ALL mail accounts must be 'vetted' by a Partner at a later date. They are running SBS2003 Standard and I have created two Public folders, Incoming and Outgoing, as I thought this was the best way to go initially. How does one 'copy' ALL emails from ALL users/mailboxes to their respective Public folders for later scrutiny WITHOUT upsetting the normal course of email delivery to its original recipient? I have trawled the many and various web sites and can't find either the answer or correct tool/tools. The Partner's Site @ Microsoft dot com has suggested that I need to archive the emails, but all this does is simply remove them from the original mail box when it deposits them in the public folders. This is more of a 'big Brother' scenario, where all emails, regardless of who sends them to whom or from wherever, are copied to a discrete location within Exchange. Any offers as to whether this is copying email, forwarding email or routing rule? Maybe it's something completely different? Trust someone, somewhere can help!

Best regards to all,

Pete

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