Networks
by fbrown Accepted solution
by Member 25348569 Accepted solution
(which would be too easy) and assuming that the mails are still in the Exchange mailboxes and not scattered across backups it's doable.
Exmerge will do it
by netwrk_admn Accepted solution
You can search your Exchange server for as long as your message tracking logs hold. But even then I don't think it will tell you what's in the body.
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Exchange-2003-Message-Tracking-Logging.html
If you've been journaling, like the other poster said, should be a cakewalk. :)
by fbrown Accepted solution
by cg it Accepted solution
by fbrown Accepted solution
by Member 25348569 Accepted solution
by cg it Accepted solution
restore to the Recovery Storage Group. requires work but there you go.
We use GFI to archive as well as their spam filtering. Really nice program. costs a bit but it's far better than doing email recovery from backups then searching.
The drawback to restore to the Recovery Storage Group is that it chews up disk space. On a system with marginal free space, where the stores are located, this can pose a problem, like in our case. That's where the GFI mail archiver came in. We archive to an external drive. Easy to do and easy recovery.
by fbrown Accepted solution
by cg it Accepted solution
and GFI gave us a good deal on pricing per user for both the spam filter and mail archiver.
So can't really give you a yea or nay on Barracuda spam filter.
by mafergus Accepted solution
This discussion is closed to new replies.
Sort by Trending