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Is there a script or does anyone know the “additional parameters”
to specify with the dismount-database command so that I can dismount all
databases at a time? Thanks in advance! Mounting
and Dismounting Mailbox Stores To mount or dismount a particular mailbox
store, you simply type (alright you probably guessed it and you’re so right)
the cmdlet for this is simply mount-database “mailbox store name” and dismount-database “mailbox store name”. Again you would of course be able to
mount or dismount multiple mailbox stores etc. by specifying additional
parameters. Amy Kohler Server Support Engineer Scottrade, Inc. 314-965-1555 ext. 1646 From: exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Patrick I have had a look @ Message
options, internet headers, and you do have some information in there, but not
source IP address, but I might be getting it all wrong. From: Michael B. Smith
<michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Both “options” and “message
tracking” give you a client (source) IP. How much value that is depends on your
environment and the mechanism used to submit the message. That’s going to be true of
the SMTP logs as well. If you are attempting to
determine the source of a MAPI connection, well, that’s more challenging; and I
can’t think of any quick way to do it unless you were already prepared for it. From: exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Patrick Options does not tell you much when
the email is internal, neither does message tracking. they tell you that Admin
sent an email but not from what computer or ip address. I will have a look @
the smtp protocol log. I did find some information of the security log of the
exchange server. It does tell you that admin logged into the mail server @ a
certain time, but does not tell you admin sent emails from the computer @ a
certain time. But we'll see. Thanks From: Michael B. Smith
<michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Open it up in Outlook. Click
on Options. Examine the headers. Or, use message tracking. Or, use the smtp protocol
logs. From: exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Patrick Hi guys, Some user has sent an email to all
staff using the Administrator account. We just need to know if there is a way
to track what workstation the email came from (IP address). Thanks Patrick All e-mail sent to and from this address will be retained by the Scottrade corporate e-mail system and is subject to review by someone other than the recipient. E-mail transmissions may not be secure; contact us at 1-800-619-SAVE for more information. |
