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date: Tue, 16 Oct 2007 22:13:50 -0700,
group: microsoft.public.exchange.tools
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Re: Does this tool exist?
Further,
> I can just log into her account and find out, but we'd rather have a
> utility that pulls this up without having to involve them.
She could have deleted the mail, that is why Journaling is so important for
compliance issues.
> Can I extract that somehow and make a new account and restore it to that
> account only?
You could restore all your old backups (do you keep them this long however?)
There is then the issue that the snapshots you have of your mailstores back
in those points of time may still not have the mail you are looking for (the
user could have deleted messages prior to your backup starting).
> I'd like a third party software app that can do this, or an MS utility.
Journaling is available out of the box with Exchange, Third party suppliers
do improve this functionality however. Checkout exclaimer, Zantaz, Symantec
Enterprise Vault, Google will yield others.
> Spending money is ok because this comes up now and then and it would save
> lot's of time.
There's nothing you can do if these measures were not in place already..
> How would this work? Thanks.
If you can't pull any meaningful data from my first post, you need to let
people know you can't comply to this request.
Oliver
date: Wed, 17 Oct 2007 11:24:11 +0100
author: Oliver Moazzezi [MVP]
Re: Does this tool exist?
I've configured journaling.
Looks like it's what I'll need. Thank you. I'll see how it goes before I
jump into a third party product.
When I log onto the Journaling account I've created that all email get's
"journaled" to, and I sort by a particular name, how can I export only that
data from a particular user?
Also, I'll offload this to a pst file regularly cause it will get very large
pretty quickly. How do others handle that size I wonder?
Thanks.
Bryce.
"Oliver Moazzezi [MVP]" wrote in message
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> Further,
>
>
>> I can just log into her account and find out, but we'd rather have a
>> utility that pulls this up without having to involve them.
>
> She could have deleted the mail, that is why Journaling is so important
> for compliance issues.
>
>
>> Can I extract that somehow and make a new account and restore it to that
>> account only?
>
> You could restore all your old backups (do you keep them this long
> however?) There is then the issue that the snapshots you have of your
> mailstores back in those points of time may still not have the mail you
> are looking for (the user could have deleted messages prior to your backup
> starting).
>
>
>> I'd like a third party software app that can do this, or an MS utility.
>
> Journaling is available out of the box with Exchange, Third party
> suppliers do improve this functionality however. Checkout exclaimer,
> Zantaz, Symantec Enterprise Vault, Google will yield others.
>
>> Spending money is ok because this comes up now and then and it would save
>> lot's of time.
>
> There's nothing you can do if these measures were not in place already..
>
>> How would this work? Thanks.
>
> If you can't pull any meaningful data from my first post, you need to let
> people know you can't comply to this request.
>
> Oliver
>
date: Wed, 17 Oct 2007 21:30:33 -0700
author: bryce
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