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Admin account gets a mail from all recieved mails from everyone in the domain
- It's possible these are journal messages (my Dutch isn't great so I'm doing a bit of guessing!), which are either configured under the mailbox database properties (under Maintenance) or under Compliance management in the Exchange Admin Centre.
The only other option I can think of if you've ruled out transport rules is that forwarding is configured on the mailboxes themselves. You can check this by running Get-Mailbox | select name,*forward*
Hi Schrudcher,
can you check if you have a Tranport rule set up in Exchange Admin Center (Online or on-prem) that the Admin recieves Email notifications for all incoming emails (to control the flow of email messages within an organization).
You can check this in Exchange admin center (https://admin.exchange.microsoft.com) --> Mail flow --> Rules
Manage mail flow rules in Exchange Online | Microsoft Learn
Mail flow rules (transport rules) in Exchange Online | Microsoft Learn
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- thanks for the fast replay,
I am sorry for the confusion i may have created, but we do not use exchange online but exchange 2019 on site (in the house)
I do not have any rules i can see in the ECP center.
I do not know how i can find, show the rules in the PS-shell for exchange.
With regards.Hello Schrudcher,
thanks for the update:To check all transport rules in Exchange Server 2019 using PowerShell, you can use the Get-TransportRule cmdlet. Here's how you can do it:
1. Open the Exchange Management Shell (EMS):
- Log in to your Exchange Server and open the Exchange Management Shell from the Start menu and run it as an administrator.2. Run the PowerShell Command:
Get-TransportRule
This command will display a list of all transport rules configured in your Exchange Server 2019 environment.
You can also use this command if you have some active rules to see the details of itGet-TransportRule -Identity "<RuleName>" | Format-ListPlease click Mark as Best Response & Like if my post helped you to solve your issue.
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Leon Pavesic
hello Leon,
Thanks again for the quick replay, its just me who is a little late (slow)
I did what you asked me to do to check the rules but there are no rules or do i some thing wrong.
this is the box of the ex-psshell.
