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by robinkrieger

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Someone accessed my mailbox and moved some of my items to their mailbox without having permissions to my mailbox. How did they do it? The person has full access to the Exchange Server 5.5 SP2 machine via a remote desktop application.

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by jabulani

This person would have to Admin rights to the Exchange server, otherwise your security on Exchange is zilch.

YOu can check which accounts have Server admin rights, select the object in Exchange Administrator and select File|Properties|Permissions.

Hope this helps

by robinkrieger

I tried logging in with the Administrator's username and password and setting up Outlook but it doesn't work. I don't think he has the Administrator's password.

by ann777

It is also possible that they have your password, and/or the Administrator password.

by gmscne

You answered your own question:
How did they do it? The
person has full access to the Exchange Server 5.5 SP2 machine via a remote
desktop application.

Once they have that, the sky's the limit.

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