I've looked at the SMTP OnArrival event, but this isn't sufficient as it
only catches emails as they leave the exchange server for hte outside world.
I need to be able to inspect ANY email at th epoin that it is sent, including
one's between mailboxes on the same Exchange server.
Can this be done, and if so what do I need to look at?
Michael Bell
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I need to be able to intercept any email sent by any user and perform some
security check upon it. If it passes the email should be dispatched to it's
destination, but if it fails it should be put in a quarantine area/mailbox to
be checked by an appropriate person. If that person then decides the email is
OK, it should subsequently be dispatched to the original recipient(s). The
sender (and the recipients) should be completely unaware that this has
happened.
My understanding of journaling is that the journal receives a copy of all
emails sent, and thus would not enable me to prevent the original emal from
being dispatched - or is my understanding incorrect?
Seeker
Your understanding is correct yes. There's already products available that
do what you want. But they are for recipients outside the Exchange Org
(Internet).
Are you saying you must have this functionality for users even when sending
to each other?
Oliver
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