Valerie: If the mailbox manager will work for you, you can always set an attribute on the users that is unique to the users you want to mailbox manager policy to apply to. Then, you can create a new recipient policy (mailbox manager only), and use a filter that uses that attribute. Then, when the policy is run, it will only run on those mailboxes that meet that criteria. Hope that helps. Tim -- Timothy McMichael XXXX@XXXXX.COM This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Clean Mailbox - Delete only UNREAD messages >60 days
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On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 14:06:28 -0400, "strez4prez" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote: >Can you run some sort of report tool that displays in detail all inbound and >outbaound mail? > >Thanks in advance. > >Mike > Look at the message tracking capabilities. Is it just message information you need to see or is it content as well? - 2. Public folder replies
On Ex2003, I have a PF Assistant rule that replies to emails delivered to the public folder, this works fine for a few days and then suddenly stops working, there do not seem to be any errors in the event log refferring to this... Any ideas where else to look? __ Matt - 3. OWA password change problem
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Hello, Did anybody experience this? When I try to publish a form, or even when I go to Tools/Forms.../Design Form menu, I have to wait approx. 90 seconds before the dialog box where I can select the folder comes back. Other things seem to go with OK speed, and also after this once I select the folder/form, the task is done immediately (weather opening or publishing, it does not matter). I am rather puzzled, it looks a bit like Outlook is parsing through all the PF folders and get to a timeout somewhere? Where should I look? Peter
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Re: Clean Mailbox - Delete only UNREAD messages >60 days
by Timothy McMichael [MSFT] » Thu, 06 Nov 2003 03:57:23 GMT
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1.***Delete UNREAD email >90 Days (Exchange 2003)
I'm trying to delete all UNREAD emails older then 90 Days. Recipient Policy will only let me select the date but there isn't a selection for UNREAD emails. Exchange 5.5 Cleanup Agent (I think that's what it was called) had a check box for UNREAD emails. Is there way to do this in Exchange 2003, or is there 3rd party app that will do this? Boy I miss Exchange 5.5!!! James XXXX@XXXXX.COM
2.Error in Global Address Book after 60 days
Hi, i have a Exchange 2003 thats migrated from Exchange 2000, everything work fine, but after 60 days then something happend with the Global Address Book, i have a program called AgendaX (calender) thats read all users calender, but now after 60 days then there is a error thats tell me thats the users homeserver in the global address book is wrong, i can add new users and they work fine, but all old users are gone. Could there have been some deleted items in the address book that are gone after 60 days? is there any way to study each users entry in the global address book in detail? I can use the Global Addresses to send to internal users without any problem, but the program thats gona collect all appointments in the users calender got this strange error that there is something wrong with the Global Address Book, -- Best Regards Per W.
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Is there a way to do this? It is very tedious to do every folder at a time so I want to be able to set the AutoArchive setting to 365 days. Is there somewhere in the registry or is there a group policy that could be used to set this at the server? This is on Outlook 2000.
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5.Recipient Policy ? - Deleting e-mails over 60 days old
Hello Everyone I've been given the task of setting up a retention policy for how long we store e-mails on our e-mail server. We are using Exchange 2003 in a Windows 2003 domain, with all lastest service packs. I need some suggests or best practices when it comes to creating recipient policies. The majority of my clients will get the 60-day old e-mail deletion policy but I do have some people (and it could change) that will not get the policy. How can I build this policy and accomendate people that will not get the policy? Your help with this is greatly appreciated. Thank you Alex Anderson
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