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MessageStats 7.8.1 - Report Pack for Exchange Online User Guide

About the Exchange Online (Office 365) Report Pack Preparing for Installation Connecting and configuring for Exchange Online Creating Gathering Tasks Setting Task Default Properties Managing your Database Using the Reports Console Exchange Online Report Descriptions Report Filter Definitions

Configuring Report Subscriptions

Configuring Report Subscriptions

The MessageStats Report Pack for Exchange Online Reports subscription service generates specific reports on a regular schedule. You can define subscriptions that embed a link to a report location in an email message, that embed the report in an email, or that send a message with an attachment that contains the report. You can also publish the reports to a file share, to an FTP site, or to a web site.

You can use the Subscription Wizard to set up and schedule the report subscription service.

Prerequisites for Publishing Reports to a Web Site

Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) must be enabled on the IIS server if you are publishing a subscription to a web site. Also, both read and write permissions must be set on the virtual directory for the subscription.

For a Windows 2003 server with IIS 6 installed, you may also have to install WebDAV since it is not installed by default. To install WebDAV on an IIS 6 server, select Add or Remove Programs in the Control Panel and run the Windows Components Wizard. You can find WebDAV under Application Server | Internet Information Services | World Wide Web Service | WebDAV Publishing.

Once WebDAV is installed, ensure that it is enabled. Check the WebDAV option under the Web Services Extensions node in IIS Manager.

Next, verify that the correct permissions are set on the target virtual directory. Select the Virtual Directory tab on the Properties sheet for the virtual directory. Ensure the following options are selected:

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Read
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Write
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Log visits

Finally, configure the NTFS permissions for the content folder on your web server to ensure that the user account that is used to create the subscription has adequate permissions. Open Windows Explorer, open the Properties sheet for your content directory, and select the Security tab.

In addition to write permissions, the user account must also have the following permissions:

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Create Files/ Write Data
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Create Folders/ Append Data

Creating and Changing Report Subscriptions

Use the Subscription Wizard to set up and schedule the report subscriptions.

 
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IMPORTANT: If the password for an account that was used to create a subscription is changed, the subscription will stop working. There are no error messages but the subscription will not be sent. You must select and modify the subscription and update the password for the subscription to begin to work again.
To access the Subscriptions page
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In the folder view, select File | Subscriptions.
This opens the Subscriptions page.

From the Subscriptions page you can

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Click Add to access the Subscription Wizard.
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Click Modify to modify an existing subscription.
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Click Remove to delete a subscription from your subscription list.
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Click Run Now to run a subscription earlier than its scheduled time.
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Click Refresh to refresh the list of displayed subscriptions.
The Show subscriptions for all users check box is available only to administrators. To access the Configuration dialog box using the Configuration button, you must have administrator privileges and be the administrator of the computer where MessageStats Report Pack for Exchange Online Reports is installed.
To initiate a new report subscription
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On the Subscriptions page, click Add.
This opens the Subscription Wizard Welcome page. From this page, you can configure the report subscription service.
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Click Next to access the Schedule page.

For more detailed information about creating and modifying subscriptions, see the MessageStats Reports User Guide.

Exchange Online Report Descriptions

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Introducing the Exchange Online Reports
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User Report Descriptions
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Mailbox Report Descriptions
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Mailbox Security Report Descriptions
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Domain Report Descriptions
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Mail Contacts Report Descriptions
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Traffic Usage Overview
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Top Internet Domain Users
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Inactive Groups by Group
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Top Contacts Users
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Group Access by Group
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At A Glance
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Distribution of Message Size by Mailboxes

Introducing the Exchange Online Reports

The reports show information about customers with subscriptions to Exchange Online services in Microsoft Office 365. The Exchange Online reports are located in the folder titled Report Packs. The following sections provide information about the reports in the different report subfolders.

The Tenants report folder contains the following reports:

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Tenant Traffic

The Users report folder contains the following reports:

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Users Inventory
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Deleted Users
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Contacts
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Top Groups
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Top Group Users
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Groups
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Group Members

The Mailboxes report folder contains the following reports:

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Mailbox Owners
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Mailboxes with Disabled Accounts
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Deleted Mailboxes
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Mailbox Inventory
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Mailbox Quotas
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Mailbox Growth
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Mailbox Duplicate Names
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Mailbox Sizes
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Inactive Mailboxes
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Mailbox Activity Summary
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Mailbox Activity - Internal vs. External Activity
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Mailbox Activity - Top Senders and Receivers
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Mailbox Activity - Top Internet Senders and Receivers

The Mailbox Security folder contains the following reports:

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Mailbox Delegates

The Contacts folder contains the following reports:

Top Mail Contacts - Received Messages

The Activity folder contains the following reports:

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Traffic Usage Overview
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Top Internet Domain Users
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Inactive Groups by Group
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Top Contacts Users
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Group Access by Group
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At A Glance
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Distribution of Message Size by Mailboxes

For information about how to use the Quick Filter bar, see Using Quick Filters .

The report parts that are displayed depend on the report filter settings you select.

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