HowtosetsizelimitsformessagesinExchangeServer2007.docVIP

How to set size limits for messages in Exchange Server 2007 Published: Jul 10, 2007 Updated: Jul 10, 2007 Section: Management Administration Author: Marc Grote Printable?Version Adjust font size: Rating: 4.5/5 - 63 Votes 窗体顶端 1 2 3 4 5 窗体底端 In my previous article I showed you how to set message size limits in Exchange Server 2003. Exchange Server 2007 is somewhat different.?I will try to show you where you can limit the message size. It is possible to set size limits for messages in your Exchange organization on several objects in the Exchange Management Console or with the Exchange Management Shell. This article will show you where you can set these limits and how they interact. Scope of Limits It is possible to apply message size filters on different areas in Exchange Server 2007.?The limits that you apply at?Organization level, apply to all Exchange Servers 2007 in your Exchange organization and you will need appropriate permissions to set limits. If you deployed more than one Hub Transport Server (HTS) than all these limits apply to all Hub Transport Servers. If you are using the Exchange Edge Transport Server (ETS), message size limits apply to the specific Exchange Edge Server. Global limits are used when you have a mixed Exchange Server 2003 / 2007 environment. Global settings apply to all Exchange Servers 2003 and 2007 because these Message size limits are stored in Active Directory. These global settings are equivalent to the global settings section in the Exchange Server 2003 System Manager. When the settings on the Organizational level conflict with the Global limits the lowest setting takes precedence. One can also define message size limits on Exchange Server 2007 Connectors. Exchange Server 2007 uses send connectors; receive connectors and foreign connectors to enable interoperability with “Standard” or Legacy messaging systems. Message size limits for connectors are bound to the specific Exchange Edge Transport or Hub Transport Serv