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How to View Message Headers in Exchange 2003 using ArchiveSink

The Microsoft Exchange Server ArchiveSink is used to log all message and recipient details for incoming and outgoing messages on an Exchange server. It is a diagnostic tool which enhances the out-of-box message archiving features in Exchange. For Exchange Server 2003, ArchiveSink has been enhanced to log all message and recipient details of an e-mail message. You can enable archiving as you did before, but now you have the option to enable message logging.

When ArchiveSink is enabled, by default all messages and their recipients (with the exception of Bcc recipients) are archived to an .eml file. When you enable BCC archiving, ArchiveSink creates an additional .xml file for each message. The .xml file includes message information such as Internet message ID, subject, and it also lists all the recipients of the message (including Bcc recipients). (continue at source)

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