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Yes,
you have to call PSS. It should be a free call. Part
of a PF deletion on Exchange 2000 involves the PF object being deleted from “Microsoft
Exchange System Objects” in your A/D (the domain partition). Exchange
2003 handles it a bit differently. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tom Kern So I have to call PSS to get this hotfix, I take it? Also, the event id 565 that was logged for the public folder
directory object deletion, is that because Exchange is cleaning up the object
from AD after a user deleted it via mapi? Thanks again.Sorry i couldn't wait for you to get out of
your meeting :) On 1/26/06, Michael B. Smith
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You just posted
there a little while ago. I was in a meeting. :-P Exchange Server
2003 service pack 2 adds functionality to meet this need. For earlier
versions of Exchange, see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884863/
There might be
third party stuff that does what you want, but I'm not aware of it. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Behalf Of Tom Kern Hey guys, I've tried googling this and posting on the Exchange list at webelists.com with no luck- I'm running exchange 2k post sp3 rollup. I have "Directory Access" auditing enabled on the domain
controllers ou. This morning someone deleted a mail enabled public folder and the only event
i get is this- Event Type: Success Audit Client Logon ID: (0x0,0x93421897) Properties: For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp
. MYDC is the dc the delete took place on and MYEXCHANGESERVER is the
exchange server hosting this folder. However by reading the event, it looks like the Exchange server deleted the
folder. I know thats not right. Is it that someone deleted the mapi folder through Outlook and then Exchange
cleaned up the folder object from AD? If so, how can I audit the mapi public folder deletions? Thanks a lot |
- RE: [ActiveDir] Public folder deletion audit(OT) Michael B. Smith
- Re: [ActiveDir] Public folder deletion audit(OT) Tom Kern
- RE: [ActiveDir] Public folder deletion audit(OT) Michael B. Smith
