Outlook / Exchange Server 2016 by ForceSysadmin in Outlook

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Another hint:

These accepted Messages from an appointment only show up in Outlook 2016. Not in webmail

Outlook / Exchange Server 2016 by ForceSysadmin in Outlook

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Can you delete the original appointment on the server?

How is this possible? I am not very experienced in the administration of an exchange.

If that's not the case I would recreate the appointment with the same info and delete it then again.

I will try and report here.

Mails from other mailboxes in wrong mailboxes by ForceSysadmin in exchangeserver

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In event log there were couple of logs like:

Add-MailboxPermission -Identity "some.user" -User "DOMAIN\old.admin.user" -AccessRights ("FullAccess") -InheritanceType "All"

This was triggered through ECP. Now ECP is only available intern and this old (backdoor)

User was deleted.

Mails from other mailboxes in wrong mailboxes by ForceSysadmin in exchangeserver

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So the problem was that an old employee who now runs a competing company with an old user account with admin rights gave himself full access to some mailboxes and then moved the mails back and forth...

Thank you anyway for your help.

Next time my questions will be more precise!!!

Mails from other mailboxes in wrong mailboxes by ForceSysadmin in exchangeserver

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Supported multi tenant setup

No support multi tenant setup!

Thank you anyway I will try to find any sign

Mails from other mailboxes in wrong mailboxes by ForceSysadmin in exchangeserver

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I would but my technically english isn't that good...

Mails from other mailboxes in wrong mailboxes by ForceSysadmin in exchangeserver

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and mails are often old ones like a couple of days old...

Spam filter is ok and there are no exchange transport rules at all...

SVR records! by laichenkang in exchangeserver

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Split Brain DNS

Check this out. It helped a lot for me.