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Another possible option is malware that abuses our infrastructure and sends outbound spam on behalf of our users. Most of the time, the cause for Internal spam E-mail or outbound spam E-mail is a lack of awareness of our users. For this reason, another name that used is – outbound spam E-mail. The term Internal spam E-mail describes a phenomenon in which the spam E-mail sent by our organization users.

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It means that in Active Directory I have a lot of obsolete computers.Which is the correct behaviour ? Having only a hostname fo. Hello all,I have 200 computers in my organization. When a user gets out of the company I use to change the computer's hostname.

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CPU / Disk / Network / Memory - all look unstressed. So. I've got a funny issue with a brand new HPE D元80 G10+ It's ridiculously slow. I've looked through the usual things available in the Task Manager / Performance and there's nothing jumping out at me. We believe the user deleted a folder on May 16th before they left company and management is asking if there was anyway, server side, to do that. This folder was already removed from Deleted Items. Thank you.tried that option but it showed zero items available for recovery. The point being that you can only deal with deleted stuff in the recover deleted area as messages. The other idea I often have people ask is me to do this and I come up against the fact that Exchange when something is deleted- whether it be deleted as a message or the folder it was in was deleted as a whole - it comes through only as a message and any other details like what folder it was in is stripped. My hosted exchange vendor has their exchange servers set to retain things up to 14-days.

Have you been there? You might find it to be easier to work with OWA. The more recent versions of Outlook client with an Exchange Server (2013+) mailbox have the "Recover Deleted Items" area.