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there well may be restrictions on forwarding emails to your home computer. If there isn't, they may help you in getting it set up.

Thanks PurpleSkys, I prefer founding solution by my-self as they don't want to help

log off work PC, outlook will not forward, just lock your PC at work

Hi Hessin_H,
It really would be best to discuss it with your IT folks. Where I work it is against policy and circumventing policy can get you fired! They may have disabled the function, in which case it would be safe to say. It is against company policy.
We have webmail and have been able to set up a rules based function to work to forward email. Its not easy to find work I'm not about to make anyone in IT upset with me.

This is potentially dangerous activity - not knowing the company or the restrictions or data sensitivity. If there is DLP and other such controls, your company takes data loss very seriously and you could be liable. please consultant with your IT department for what is acceptable.
Having said that - standard rules disallow auto-forwarding to the popular email ids i.e. yahoo, gmail, hotmail, etc. You could set up a non-standard personal email id to receive these emails.

Your request states "I need it urgently to easily backup all my business emails" while at the same time "I guess our business email server has some restrictions or security issue to auto forward emails to personal one" and in one of your followups/replies you state "I prefer founding solution by my-self as they don't want to help." This points to a fundamental misunderstanding of the purpose of business email.

These are not _your_ messages, they belong to the business. Therefore the business gets to set the rules as to how they are to be used and kept (documented in acceptable use and other business and IT policies) and enforce those rules (through their agents in the IT department). While I don't support the view that IT should always have the last word on everything, in this case they seem to be on the right side of the issues (admittedly based on limited information).

If what you need is access to the messages from another location, IT can and should help with that (as long as it doesn't violate policies). If there is a justifiable _business need_ for keeping a duplicate set of the messages then IT should engage in developing a solution that meets the user and business need and maintains compliance with applicable policies, regulations, and laws. I seriously doubt that it will include archiving to a data center outside the organization, because then the information is no longer under the control of, or protected by the processes and policies of, the owning organization.

Dear All,
Thanks a lot for your contributions, while I see my issue is more simple than you expect..
We have limitations in our business email box (and it's time consuming task to clean your inbox from not important emails and keep only that important one)
that's why I'm seeking for solution to auto forward all emails to my personal email so I could have backup for any further review, etc

Thanks for sharing your point of views

I've forgot to mention that manual forward is working properly for any kind of emails