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You might want to try P2 Commander for this. It not only supports the email functions but you can load all your docs into it and have it index them and sort them into categories so anyone can easily look through them and perform simple or complex searches. You can get a demo from our website.
Email examination software
Re: Email examination software
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2012 1:09 pm
- Chris_EdI have a similar query, but regarding cases where there are a large number of documents / spreadsheets.
In some cases, we have a lot of docs & emails which need to be presented to users without much technical knowledge. It would be useful to have a (hopefully cheap) tool which would be able to index these documents, present them in a sensible manner, and allow certain searches to be performed.
Currently we either a) batch export them all and put up with a basic Windows search, or b) present them via EnCase. Neither is an especially satisfactory solution.
I know dtsearch does this, to some extent, but from our tests it looks like it misses some information - for example, as it turns everything into HTML, it seems to miss some embedded images in documents. We've also tested Archivarious 3000, which seems good (and is super cheap), but is not a forensic tool so we're a bit wary
Any pointers would be useful - especially if the software has a demo!
You might want to try P2 Commander for this. It not only supports the email functions but you can load all your docs into it and have it index them and sort them into categories so anyone can easily look through them and perform simple or complex searches. You can get a demo from our website.
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paraben - Member
Re: Email examination software
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2012 4:07 pm
OK I'll take a closer look at dtSearch, and do some research into P2 Commander to see if it fits our needs.
Many thanks for the comments and suggestions!
Many thanks for the comments and suggestions!
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Chris_Ed - Senior Member
Re: Email examination software
Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2012 11:52 am
Hi, depends on your volume of data and how deep your searching needs to be, but for relatively small data sets we use Discovery Attender for Exchange. No indexing required up front so it's a slow search initially, but you can index during the initial search so that you can carry out subsequent indexed searches within the 'found' results set.
HTH
HTH
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Cults14 - Senior Member
Re: Email examination software
Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2012 2:52 am
Hey,
From my experience, Copernic desktop indexer does a great job. You can specify the PST that you want to index and it's searching abilities are fantastic. And the best part, it's free
From my experience, Copernic desktop indexer does a great job. You can specify the PST that you want to index and it's searching abilities are fantastic. And the best part, it's free
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WarlocK88 - Member