[计算机软件及应用]Exchange 2007.pptVIP

* Slide Objective: To share Exchange Command Line verbs and sample nouns with E12. Instructor Notes: Here is a sample of the verbs and nouns available in Exchange. Typing the command near the top of this slide will provide you with a complete list of possible verb/noun combinations and output it to a text file. If you are just getting started this is a helpful list. NOTE: Exchange Commands have been changing and are being renamed from E12 build to E12 build. If an E12 build doesn’t recognize a command from another build you had used before, there may be an new improved command. Check the Get-excommand… for the commands available in the build you are working with. * Slide Objective: To introduce some of the concepts of the new technology, MONAD, upon which the Command Line Shell is based. Instructor Notes: This slide lists some basic concepts that the MONAD technology enables in E12. Object oriented data handling???Because all output from all the commands in the Exchange Management Shell is an object, all output from the commands can be acted upon and processed by other commands little or no manipulation. Commands in a particular feature set accept output from other commands in that same feature set, without manipulation. When you want to perform complex processes or automate functions for Help Desk account management, performance monitoring, or other automated Administrative Tasks, the Exchange Management Shell provides a powerful object model environment based on the .NET platform.  Pipelining helps you use output from one command as input in other commands. This lets you easily perform bulk operations based on criteria applied to filtering commands that then supply the objects to be modified to commands down the pipe. This feature is a primary reason why the Exchange Management Shell makes it possible to reduce dozens of lines of code to a single chain of commands.Access Cmd.exe commands???The Exchange Management Shell provides transparent access t