Quote:> I have a peculiar problem with attempting to recover deleted items
> from an Exchange 2000 mailbox (Exchange 2000 SP3). When I delete a
> mail item from the Inbox (Outlook 2000 SR-1 9.0.3821) it is moved to
> the Deleted Items folder, as it should be. When I Empty the Deleted
> Items Folder the message is removed, again, as it should be. However,
> if I attempt to recover the deleted item by selecting the "Recover
> Deleted Items" option from the tools menu there are no items available
> for recovery. This is also consistent if the mail item is
> hard-deleted (shift+Delete) from its original folder. I have hacked
> the registry to allow me to recover an item that has not touched the
> deleted items folder. Exchange server has been set to Keep deleted
> items for 20 days. (Exchange System Manager -> Administrative Groups
> -> System Policies -> System Policy -> Mailbox Store (servername) ->
> Limits -> Keep deleted items for (days) __. If you allow the view on
> the System manager to include the Deleted Items (KB) column the value
> for the mailbox account shows to be zero. This anomaly seems to be
> happening only on some mailboxes and not others. All mailboxes are on
> the same exchange server. I have tried this option on a couple of
> other mailboxes and it functions, as it should. Any suggestions will
> be appreciated.
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Hello -
Thanks in advance. If possible, please send a CC to my email address at
I have noticed that when a user is savy enough, they can go into Recover
Deleted Items and select the big red X to delete items from the list. At
that point, mgmt can not get in to recover the deleted items if a user is
trying to hide abuse of the system.
Is there any way to turn off this feature or to recover the email?
Chris
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