We plan to start journaling our email. We also run Blackberry servers. Almost everyone in our company has a Blackberry. Therefore, is the store that contains the Blackberry service account mailbox the only store that we need to journal? That service account sees the mail that goes into every other mailbox in every other store, since it passes every message to RIM's srp for BB delivery?
On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 11:26:31 -0700, bruce wrote: > > We plan to start journaling our email. We also run Blackberry servers. > Almost everyone in our company has a Blackberry. > > Therefore, is the store that contains the Blackberry service account > mailbox the only store that we need to journal? That service account > sees the mail that goes into every other mailbox in every other store, > since it passes every message to RIM's srp for BB delivery? > What if they have rules that move messages to other folders? Or delivery to a pst? etc.etc. You'll miss those messages otherwise.
Andy David - MVP wrote in news:1c0d42pf40lhfan8ivknv9bubufgg6f1tk@4ax.com: > On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 11:26:31 -0700, bruce wrote: > >> >> We plan to start journaling our email. We also run Blackberry servers. >> Almost everyone in our company has a Blackberry. >> >> Therefore, is the store that contains the Blackberry service account >> mailbox the only store that we need to journal? That service account >> sees the mail that goes into every other mailbox in every other store, >> since it passes every message to RIM's srp for BB delivery? >> > > > What if they have rules that move messages to other folders? Or > delivery to a pst? etc.etc. > > You'll miss those messages otherwise. > good point. thx
and there are also filters on the desktop manager that people configure to not forward certain messages to the BB, based on sender, etc. -- Susan Conkey [MVP] "Andy David - MVP" wrote in message news:1c0d42pf40lhfan8ivknv9bubufgg6f1tk@4ax.com... > On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 11:26:31 -0700, bruce wrote: > > > > > We plan to start journaling our email. We also run Blackberry servers. > > Almost everyone in our company has a Blackberry. > > > > Therefore, is the store that contains the Blackberry service account > > mailbox the only store that we need to journal? That service account > > sees the mail that goes into every other mailbox in every other store, > > since it passes every message to RIM's srp for BB delivery? > > > > > What if they have rules that move messages to other folders? Or > delivery to a pst? etc.etc. > > You'll miss those messages otherwise.
On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 10:53:10 -0700, bruce wrote: >We plan to start journaling our email. We also run Blackberry servers. >Almost everyone in our company has a Blackberry. > >Therefore, is the store that contains the Blackberry service account >mailbox the only store that we need to journal? That service account sees >the mail that goes into every other mailbox in every other store, since it >passes every message to RIM's srp for BB delivery? But surely it also goes into the users store so it would be journaled in it's way in and out of there?
Hi there, Do you have BlackBerry Enterprise Server? or using Web Client of BlackBerry Web Client BlackBerry: email to be collected by Web Client of cell phone company (user must have Outlook Web Access or POP3 in order to activate this function) and push to PDA device. However, outgoing email from PDA will not be stored on Exchange since it is Web Client Another hand, BlackBerry Enterpris Server is fully interoprating with Exchange whereas email in/out will be based on the user exchange mailbox. Yes for BlackBerry Enterprise Server service if you integrated already No for Web Client BlackBerry Service since outgoing email from PDA is not recorded on Exchange server's sent items. Hope it helps. JH "bruce" wrote in message news:Xns97AA8D41BD601badiiiyahoocom@207.46.248.16... > We plan to start journaling our email. We also run Blackberry servers. > Almost everyone in our company has a Blackberry. > > Therefore, is the store that contains the Blackberry service account > mailbox the only store that we need to journal? That service account sees > the mail that goes into every other mailbox in every other store, since it > passes every message to RIM's srp for BB delivery?
