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From: Fabrice on 9 Apr 2010 00:55 Hello, I have to copy all emails received from Internet to one user mailbox to another local backup mailbox. But not internals emails. Something like that : Emails from Internet to User-1 --> copy in mailbox backup-1. Emails from Internet to User-2 --> copy in mailbox backup-2. Emails from Internet to User-3 --> copy in mailbox backup-1. Emails from Internet to User-4 --> copy in mailbox backup-1. Emails from Internet to User-5 --> copy in mailbox backup-2. .... But, for example, emails send by User-1 to User-2 should not be copied to backup mailbox. Is there a way to do these operations in Exchange 2007. Thanks for your help. fabrice.
From: SG_Dan on 9 Apr 2010 17:04
You can set up a transport rule that is specifically set to be used for users "Outside" the organization. You can set such messages to be BCC'd (Or redirected) to an internal account. "Fabrice" wrote: > Hello, > > I have to copy all emails received from Internet to one user mailbox to > another local backup mailbox. But not internals emails. > > Something like that : > > Emails from Internet to User-1 --> copy in mailbox backup-1. > Emails from Internet to User-2 --> copy in mailbox backup-2. > Emails from Internet to User-3 --> copy in mailbox backup-1. > Emails from Internet to User-4 --> copy in mailbox backup-1. > Emails from Internet to User-5 --> copy in mailbox backup-2. > .... > > But, for example, emails send by User-1 to User-2 should not be copied to > backup mailbox. > > Is there a way to do these operations in Exchange 2007. > Thanks for your help. > > fabrice. > . > |