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      20th Feb 2008
Can I configure Outlook 2007 to automatically send an audit copy to a
centralized mailbox for every inbound/outbound message from all users?

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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
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      20th Feb 2008
Well, yes, but its better to do it server side since they could disable
client side solutions (rules). Are you using exchange server, if so which
version?

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> Can I configure Outlook 2007 to automatically send an audit copy to a
> centralized mailbox for every inbound/outbound message from all users?
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      20th Feb 2008
No, this is something you would want to manage at mail server level and not
at client level.

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> Can I configure Outlook 2007 to automatically send an audit copy to a
> centralized mailbox for every inbound/outbound message from all users?
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> Thanks.


 
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      20th Feb 2008
I know how to configure at the mail server level. Is there any way to
also configure it at client side (for some reasons) and is it possible
for the adminstrator to set some group/individual policies to prevent
people from modifying the settings?

 
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      20th Feb 2008
No, clients have full control on their own mailbox. Rules are client side.

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> I know how to configure at the mail server level. Is there any way to
> also configure it at client side (for some reasons) and is it possible
> for the adminstrator to set some group/individual policies to prevent
> people from modifying the settings?
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