Is it possible to configure Exchange Server to send one copy of outgoing messages of a specific email account to another account?
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If you want to record all the communications pertaining to a mailbox,try journaling in exchange server.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998649(v=exchg.150).aspx
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So when I try to send mails with Laravel's mail facade, I can only send within our company domain, when trying to send E-mails to either gmail or outlook, the mail never gets deliviered, but if I use outlook, the mail is delivered instantly.
I have turned everything upside down to figure out what it can be, but I cant find anything that cause this issue, not even a single trace of my app sending "non-internal" mails in the exchange logs.
Our company uses an Exchange 2003 server, I have checked the logs, no trace of (Out of company) mails are there
Im on a 20 hour streak, sorry for any confusion
/Tarre
The issue was that our Exchange SMTP relay didnt have the correct connectors and configuration.
To use exchange with SMTP.
Add a Connector bridge between your Exchange server and the Virtual SMTP server.
Configure "trusted" IP's.
Everything is done in the Exchange Server Management part.
I Have requirement to send vcard on exchange server level by preparing the vcard there itself and attach it in exchange server itself, is there any option available to create vcard file in exchange server. Any suggestions? Please help me.
You could create a Transport Agent https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dd877026(v=exchg.150).aspx that could do that eg Transport Agent catch Message why they are in the Transport Pipeline.
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Glen
All of a sudden, our exchange server has started sending out emails to .com.br addresses from accounts that do not exist in our organization. For example:
sadfjkh32#myorganization.com
sasdfsdkh4352#myorganization.com
sadhdf#myorganization.com
Please help.
You should review your recieve connector configuration to make sure you are not allowing someone to relay mail over your server.
Aditionally use the message tracking in esm and look for those emails.
Try to find the source IP address of those emails, meaning where they are generated.
Are they generating from an application server on your network. Maybe a scanner device, a pc...
As soon as you find the ip address you will have a better idea what is going on
Liran Zamir
We currently need some help setting up email sending from one of our Rails apps via our own Microsoft Exchange SMTP server. It seems that the Heroku IPs are blocked by Trend Micro. We are having this message:
"Your email messages have been blocked by the recipient OR by Trend Micro Email Reputation Service. Contact the recipient or his/her administrator using alternate means to resolve the issue"
What can we do in this case, please give us some guidelines.
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If you can get around the requirement to use the exchange server that's blocking you, you can just use one of the email add-ons on Heroku. Alternatively, you could maybe use the Proximo add-on to get a static external IP address to send emails from, and then make sure that static IP is whitelisted on your exchange server.
I'm in a process of creating security software that will address a specific type of security problem. In order to do that I would need to gather information about all the mails that are sent using Microsoft exchange. The information needed is mail's sender, receivers and timestamp. Actually I don’t even need to hold the information on real-time just counters for each sender-receiver pair for specific time frame.
How can I do that?
Is there some Exchange's service that I can use to get this information?
Must such a component be installed on each exchange server (hub, mailbox server etc')?
Are there Exchange's logs or internal database that hold such information?