E2K714PermissionsandRecipientManagement.ppt

* Slide Objective: To explain how to manage recipients in Exchange Server 2007 in the split permission model Instructor Notes: You can use the Exchange Management Console or the Exchange Management Shell to disable or remove mailboxes. The Enable \ Disable commands are used against existing objects to remove attributes. The New\Remove commands need to have windows Account permissions other wise the command will fail when trying to perform. Use the Connect-Mailbox cmdlet to connect a disconnected mailbox to an Active Directory directory service user object. Use the Disable-Mailbox cmdlet to mailbox-enable an existing user Use the Remove-Mailbox cmdlet to delete the user account that is associated with a particular mailbox from the Active Directory directory service and to process the associated, disconnected mailbox as directed by the specified parameters. * * Slide Objective: To explain how to manage recipients in Exchange 2007. Instructor Notes: The RUS is no longer available as a separate service in Exchange 2007. In Exchange 2007, update of e-mail addresses is implemented as a task and can be scheduled through the GUI or using AT. This task also runs automatically when you create a new user. Email address policies are still there to have a easy way to manage several recipients based on different criteria. * Slide Objective: Talk about how Email Address Policies play into Exchange 2007. Instructor Notes: A set of pre-canned filters have been created out of the box for common cases with managing recipients. In addition EAP once created has to be applied to a set of users, but doesn’t have to be applied at that very moment. A schedule allows the admin to allow the EAP to take effect after business hours. RUS as a service is no longer needed with Exchange 2007, when users are provisioned the address stamping takes places then. * * Slide Objective: To explain how to manage recipients in Exchange Server 2007. Instructor Notes: Like in previous versi