Is it possible to track and document who has not looged into their email account for 30 days or more? We are sending out training links for people to use and they repeatedly either ignore or say they never receive it. We know it is being sent, but would like a way to track if they are actually logging into their email without sending the email and requesting a read receipt. Especially if we send it to over 200 people. Even a third party app would be nice if it could do it. Thanks in advance.

Tracking logon access isnt going to tell you much however. ( A mobile device sitting in a desk drawer syncing with the mailbox doesnt mean I am reading my mail).Not to mention that you'll get lots of false postives from service account access ( BES or mailbox level access etc..)If they ignore their email, isnt that a matter for them and management? Short of requiring a response that they received the mail, this really isnt an "email issue" as much as a personel problem.

I agree with Andy David regarding the usefulness. However, try the following command:Get-Mailbox -RecipientTypeDetails 'usermailbox' | Get-MailboxStatistics | Where-Object {$_.LastLogonTime -lt (get-date).adddays(-30)}

Hi,It is theemail user behaviour issue on the remote side. I think it is impossible to get the mailbox statistic which isfrom the other email system.Delivery receipts and read receipts in Outlookhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/195108Regards,Xiu