Mailbox question

MAC_Addy

Hello,

I currently work for a government organization. I don't know if anyone knows about the new law of keeping ALL emails that enter.

We have a linux mail filter that the emails hit first before it goes into exchange 2003 and distributed to mailboxes.

What we want is something to hold all the emails, so basically when the mail from outside comes in, hits the filter... for it to send 2 copies, 1 to a dummy account for our records and the other to the actual person.

Can this be done through linux or even exchange 2003?

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

tony0101

I am sure you can with today's software, I just do not know how. Google it.

MAC_Addy

tony0101 wrote:

I am sure you can with today's software, I just do not know how. Google it.

I thought about googling it... but, what to type?
Mail filter forwarding software?

I am just unsure of what to type.

jescab

He would have googled it for you to help you out if he knew what to type.

J/K..............

tibul

jamie.english wrote:

tony0101 wrote:

I am sure you can with today's software, I just do not know how. Google it.

I thought about googling it... but, what to type?
Mail filter forwarding software?

I am just unsure of what to type.

Cant you have the filter retain the e-mails then just forward a copy of e-mails to the exchange.

MAC_Addy

That is what I want it to do, but I am unsure of what to code into my linux box.

RussS

jamie.english - that is the best way of doing it. As far as the code to do it, that really depends on what your mail filter is running for filtering as there are many variations and as many different ways of doing this.

Treg

Have already replied on how to archive sent / received mail in your other post?

You can enable an option on the Exchange Mailbox Store to Archive mail.