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ExchangeDefender Compliance Archive provides secure, long-term storage, recovery and eDiscovery system that assures compliance with regulatory requirements established by IRS, HIPAA, SOX and SEC.
ExchangeDefender clients can access compliance archive data securely at:
Our friendly user interface enables users to quickly locate the message and print/download it.
ExchangeDefender Compliance Archive data can be accessed via command line interface tool cacli. ExchangeDefender provides cacli tool for Windows, Linux, and MacOS X and can be downloaded at:
Command line interface supports list (listing of messages in a mailbox) and view (showing contents of the selected message).
Username and password are always domain credentials (same authentication used for Domain Admin login at https://admin.exchangedefender.com) and password can be provided in plain text (bad) or MD5 hash (better).
Usage: cacli view
View messages from compliance
Flags:
-h, --help Show context-sensitive help.
--debug
--include-body Include message body in result
-u, --username=example.com Domain name
-p, --password=******* Domain password
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-i, --message-id=1
-m, --mailbox-email=user@example.com
Usage: cacli list
List messages from compliance
Flags:
-h, --help Show context-sensitive help.
--debug
-L, --limit=10 limit results
-S, --skip=10 skip results
-u, --username=example.com Domain name
-p, --password=******* Domain password
-m, --mailbox-email=user@example.com
For example, to view the first message in the ExchangeDefender Compliance Archive for demo@demo.exchangedefender.com:
>> cacli view -i 1 -m demo@demo.exchangedefender.com -u demo.exchangedefender.com -p b9492ebbaf0201b121eefc
Output:
+-----+----------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------------+--------------------------------+------------------------------+
| ID | FROM | TO | SUBJECT | ATTACHMENTS | RECEIVED |
+-----+----------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------------+--------------------------------+------------------------------+
| 1 | social@facebook.com | demo@demo.exchangedefender.com| Elmhurn Blvd | No | 2013-01-31 09:05:00|
+-----+----------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------------+--------------------------------+------------------------------+
ExchangeDefender enables clients read-only access to their archive data via programmable interface (API) for integration with third party solutions.
Required Parameters:
| Name | Value Type | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| X-Action | list view view-attachment download |
Header | The desired action to perform |
| X-Target-User | Header | The email address of the compliance mailbox to open | |
| X-Auth-User | Domain name | Header | The domain name username for the domain administrator login |
| X-Auth-User | String | Header | The password for the X-Auth-User account |
All actions except download will return XML for a successful request. A download request will return a downloadable eml file.
Download Message:Returns packaged eml file with the name format of $username_$id.eml
Example:
Here is a curl example
curl
-O
-H "X-Action: download"
-H "X-Target-User-Message-Id: 1234"
-H "X-Target-User: user@customer.com"
-H "X-Auth-User: customer.com"
-H "X-Auth-Password: ******"
https://compliancearchive.exchangedefender.com/download/
List Messages:
Returns XML of the ids and received timestamp for all messages in the mailbox
Example:
Here is a curl example
curl
-H "X-Action: list"
-H "X-Target-User: user@customer.com"
-H "X-Auth-User: customer.com"
-H "X-Auth-Password: ******"
https://compliancearchive.exchangedefender.com/download/
Result example :
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<response>
<row>
<id>1234</id>
<received>2018-07-18 12:02:40</received>
</row>
<row>
<id>1235</id>
<received>2018-07-18 12:03:00</received>
</row>
</response>
View Message:
Returns XML. Messages with HTML content will have tags XML sanitized
Example:
Here is a curl example
curl
-H "X-Action: view"
-H "X-Target-User-Message-Id: 1234"
-H "X-Target-User: user@customer.com"
-H "X-Auth-User: customer.com"
-H "X-Auth-Password: ******"
https://compliancearchive.exchangedefender.com/download/
Result example :
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<response>
<row>
<id>1234</id>
<from>sender@external.com</from>
<to>user@customer.com</to>
<subject>Sample Message</subject>
<body> Message raw here</body>
<bodytype>Text</bodytype>
<attachments>1</attachments>
<received>2018-07-18 12:02:40</received>
</row>
</response>
View Message Attachments:
Returns XML. Messages with HTML content will have tags XML sanitized
Example:
Here is a curl example
curl
-H "X-Action: view-attachment"
-H "X-Target-User-Message-Id: 1234"
-H "X-Target-User: user@customer.com"
-H "X-Auth-User: customer.com"
-H "X-Auth-Password: ******"
https://compliancearchive.exchangedefender.com/download/
Result example :
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<response>
<row>
<id>1234</id>
<name>test.pdf</name>
<binary>---BINARY DATA---</binary>
<source>1234</source>
</row>
<row>
<id>422</id>
<name>test2.pdf</name>
<binary>---BINARY DATA---</binary>
<source>1234</source>
</row>
</response>
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