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Setting up journaling - Microsoft Exchange Server Tutorial
From the course: Deploying Exchange Server 2016
Setting up journaling
- [Voiceover] Journaling is a simple way to keep a copy of every email by every user, or specified users in an Exchange Organization. This keeps the possibility of users deleting emails from being an issue because there will always be another source for accessing those emails. We can journal emails in one of two ways. We can journal emails for every user, or just specific users. What journaling means is that every email that comes into an organization or leaves an organization is copied to another mailbox. So before we start to journal, let's create that journaling mailbox. First let's go to Recipients and Mailboxes in our Exchange Admin Center, and click the plus sign and choose a new user mailbox. Now, there's nothing special about this mailbox, but we will call it Journal Mailbox just so we know what it's to be used for. Then we're gonna create a new user, so it's linked into active directory, and we can log in using Web Access or Outlook. We can also choose the mailbox database…
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Plan for database size and storage performance requirements4m 31s
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Plan for virtualization requirements and scenarios4m 13s
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Plan mailbox role capacity and placement6m 52s
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Design public folder placement strategy5m 43s
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Create and configure Offline Address Book (OAB)2m 55s
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Setting up journaling4m 33s
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Create different types of users4m 14s
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