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Top management suspect a disgruntled employee might be sending company information offsite, by forwarding emails to their personal account.Is there anyway to monitor outbound emails on someone's Gmai. Hi all,I'm IT Director with a firm of about 100 people.

Monitoring an employee's Gmail? Possible emailing off company data offsite.

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Mind you, I've never been keen on folder redirection and the move towards the cloud has probably helped keep that weak spot covered.This broke in May, but there have been no changes to group policy since then, until no.

CANNOT ACCESS CONTROL PANEL WINDOWS 7 WINDOWS

Folder Redirection Broken Out Of The Blue Windows.The other posts in this thread point to potential solutions that display a bit more finesse if that is something that you need. It is the sledgehammer approach that removes the problem instead of finding its root cause, but I had the resources available to me that allowed me to do that.

The FSMO roles may have just been coincidental in the grand scheme of things. My "solution" basically was removing the domain controller that was deemed to be the problem from our environment. As you can see in this thread, others have resolved this problem via correcting dns, time sync, or credential manager issues. Sadly, I didn't dig deeper into the problem after that because the server was scheduled for decommission anyway and everything was happy. The problem stopped occurring after we transferred the roles to another domain controller and decommissioned the offending server. In my case, we had a domain controller running Microsoft Server 2003 that held the FSMO roles for our active directory environment that decided to die a slow death. The result is posted below.Ĭ:\Users\username>nbtstat -A 192.168.10.2

I checked NetBIOS with the nbtstat command. What DNS is being used at remote site? If remote site computers are using ISP for DNS, then maybe upon logon the remote computers load the local DNS names but Windows refreshes this list. Is the remote site a VPN? I had to enable NetBIOS across our VPN to remote site in order for remote site to find local site servers by network neighborhood. It sounds like the DNS is not keeping current to the remote site.