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Export Sent Items addresses from EDB to GFI MailEssenti... - 25.Jan.2012 5:05:33 PM

david.lynch

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Hello everyone!

We are using Exchange 2003 with GFI MailEssentials AntiSpam.

I would like to export (XML format) Sent Items addresses from Information Store (priv1.edb) to GFI Whitelist.

Any way/tools to do this? Any help would be really appreciated! Thanks!

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RE: Export Sent Items addresses from EDB to GFI MailEss... - 26.Jan.2012 2:53:58 AM

Neko

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Only way I know of to mass-get the default sending addresses is an export of the AD using CSVDE to do the export.

Once done, you can open the CSV in Excel or something, and then you can just cut out the non relevant information. Unfortunatly the e-mail addresses are saved in one field, but with formula's it should be doable to extract them to separate columns. The capitalized SMTP address in there is the default address for the mailbox, while the rest are the remaining addresses that point to the same box.

Once you created a file containing the data you want, it's a small step to get a file that GFI can work with, tho that might also require some work.

Hope that helps somewhat.

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RE: Export Sent Items addresses from EDB to GFI MailEss... - 27.Jan.2012 8:24:29 PM

david.lynch

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Hello Neko :)

I've found some examples of CSVDE command line and maybe I will try something, although I really prefer a GUI tool.

GFI has ASWIZ.EXE, but this only collects sending addresses for the Bayesian filter. But it does that perfectly, connecting from OWA URL, allowing you to choose target folders, and so on.

I'm always open to suggestions, and I thank you!

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