Exchange 2003 + Hidden forwarders

[b3nje]

With exchange how can i set it up so i can receive messages another user is sending and receiving without them knowing?

Also

How can i view the contents of an email rather than the sender and recepiant and te subject.

This is just using the features of Exchange 2003 obviously...

Thanks

 

[Rasclart]

If you go to the User account.

Right Click properties. Then the Exchange General tab. Middle box I think is Delivery Options. Then put a tick in forward to, enter the user exchange box you want to forward to. Make sure tick delivery messages to both.

This will sort out incoming.

Failing this, do you have Outlook Web Access running? If so log into that with persons username and password and you can see there mailbox. Although not sure of the legality of it. Thats two ways

 

[Rasclart]

http://kb.iu.edu/data/agny.html

Another way, assign full permission to the users mailbox via the Properties tab. Then do as per that link

 

[TheCake]

As an alternative to Rasclarts idea.

Go to Active Directory (presuming you're using it) go to the users account, right click and go to properties.

Click Exchanged Advanced
Click Mailbox Rights
Add yourself to the list and tick the "Full mailbox Rights" option.
Click Ok/Apply etc and close AD.

Then add the mailbox in Outlook. You can do this through the "More Settings" option when you go into Tools > Email Accounts. Highlight Microsoft Exchange Server, click change, go through the wizard until you see more settings. Hit it and then you will see an option to "Open additional mailboxes". Simply add the persons mailbox and ta-da.

{Edit} Or just click his link... ffs. lol.

 

[Rasclart]

PMSL Darthcake is PWNED

Love you cake boy you are very warm

 

[TheCake]

Took me f**king ages to write that. lol. Pwn3d big time.

 

[Rasclart]

LOL I started typing and then gave up and googled it

 

[TheCake]

God damnit!