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    • DashrenderD
      Dashrender
      last edited by Dashrender

      I've enabled logs on my exchange server for my providers. We would like to know who is not deleting old appointments, and creating new ones, instead of just updating the old one.

      I'm currently using Search-MailboxAuditLog alias -LogonTypes Admin,Delegate -ShowDetails -StartDate date -EndData date

      This does a good job of telling me all the things that have happened from either Admin or Delegate users - everything.
      I tack on | Where-Object {$.Operation -eq "Update"} and now it only shows me records that have been updated vs say HardDeleted or SoftDeleted.

      What I would like to know is - what exactly did they do? Is it possible for me to tell that they changed the date or time? or change the subject line or body?

      Here's the output for just one record:

      RunspaceId                    : b2e0e86a-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxbe6
      Operation                     : Update
      OperationResult               : Succeeded
      LogonType                     : Delegate
      ExternalAccess                : False
      DestFolderId                  : 
      DestFolderPathName            : 
      FolderId                      : LgAAAAxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxARLWgGYZEN28PAAAACXVnAAAB
      FolderPathName                : \Calendar
      ClientInfoString              : Client=MSExchangeRPC
      ClientIPAddress               : 199.199.199.199
      ClientMachineName             : 
      ClientProcessName             : OUTLOOK.EXE
      ClientVersion                 : 16.0.4291.1000
      InternalLogonType             : Delegated
      MailboxOwnerUPN               : [email protected]
      MailboxOwnerSid               : S-1-5-21x8783-1538882281-3865
      DestMailboxOwnerUPN           : 
      DestMailboxOwnerSid           : 
      DestMailboxGuid               : 
      CrossMailboxOperation         : 
      LogonUserDisplayName          : User who accessed it PP
      LogonUserSid                  : S-1-5-21-4xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx8882281-2739
      SourceItems                   : {} 
      SourceFolders                 : {}
      SourceItemIdsList             : 
      SourceItemSubjectsList        : 
      SourceItemFolderPathNamesList : 
      SourceFolderIdsList           : 
      SourceFolderPathNamesList     : 
      ItemId                        : RgAAAAxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxjar/xKqOBwDOHdqFJZoARLWgGYZssssssssssssddddddddddARLWgGYZEN28PAAA
                                  Qzt6dAAAP
      ItemSubject                   : patient/Repair of urethrocutaneous fistula/gen/asc/assist jjm
      DirtyProperties               : MapiEndTime, PR_END_DATE, MapiStartTime, PR_START_DATE, ReminderNextTime, ReminderDueBy
                                  Internal
      OriginatingServer             : UR-EXCHANGE-10 (14.03.0227.000)
      MailboxGuid                   : 8b9586f4-c2ssssssssssss9c5f50d53
      MailboxResolvedOwnerName      : owner of mailbox
      LastAccessed                  : 4/13/2016 9:45:10 AM
      Identity                      : RgAAAADmxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/xKxxxxxxxxxxxxxgGYZEN28PAAAAEBqnAADOHdqFJZoARLWgGYZEN28PAAA
                                  Q6aAdAAAJ
      IsValid                       : True
      
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      • nadnerBN
        nadnerB
        last edited by

        I don't think that you can view the contents of the change action.

        Going through this article , I couldn't find any references to what you are looking for.

        You could try adding | Select * | FL on the end but I don't think that will provide the contents of the update action.

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        • DashrenderD
          Dashrender
          last edited by

          Here's a cool PS script I found that creates a nice htm file of the output.

          https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Generate-a-Report-of-a33cde56

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