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I have a employee that is abusing email priveleges. What I would like to do is prevent him from sending emails to a specific address. Is there a way to do this???
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by bfilmfan
If you have an email policy, then use the policy.
What mail system are you using?
Need more information before offering a tecnically correct answer to your dilemma.
by drmweaver
We have an email policy, but this person finds ways to get around it. HOw I caught it was by having to clear the que in the exchange server as he had emailed himself all his work email to his personal email, inclding client confid. information. I had to write him up. But I have since found him emailing other stuff to his personal account.
It's an exchange 2003 on windows 2003.
Thanks
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