Audit changes to Exchange server configuration

Exchange Reporter Plus tracks, audits, and generates reports on the changes made to the servers in your Exchange environment. These reports on server configuration changes ensure that the administration of your Exchange environment is straightforward and effortless. The reports under the server configuration changes category include:

Circular logging changes report

• Contains detailed information on the circular logging setting of your databases.
• Lists database, server, and cmdlet names; the name of the user who ran the cmdlet; the time of execution; and the attributes modified.

Hub transport settings changes report

• Helps the administrator monitor changes to hub transport settings in the Exchange Servers 2010, 2013, and 2016.
• Lists the caller and domain user names, the modified attribute, the new and old values, the property where the change was made, and remarks.

Send and receive connector changes report

• Presents the consolidated results of auditing send and receive connector changes in your Exchange environment.
• Lists who is making changes to the send and receive connectors, the names of the connector and the server, the cmdlet used, and the attributes modified.

Report on and audit Exchange Online using Exchange Reporter Plus.

In an Exchange environment that has multiple administrators, keeping track of changes made to server configuration by each administrator, or just any change, is a difficult task. Not if you have Exchange Reporter Plus, which provides granular reports on all configuration changes to Exchange Servers 2010, 2013, and 2016. These reports enable admins troubleshoot various issues, such as message routing problems, easily. Documenting the changes also helps adhere to policy compliance requirements. Moreover, admins can configure these reports to be emailed to them at specified time intervals and in any format, including PDF, CSV, XLS, or HTML.