Exchange 2007 roles explained each of the 5 roles
Exchange 2007 features a brand new concept for the Exchange organizations which basically refers to the concept associated to the server roles. It is quite similar to the ways the Windows server is capable of hosting more than one role at a time. A much similar kind of configuration is now implemented with the Exchange server 2007.
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Delegation in exchange 2007 & 2010
Delegation in exchange 2007:It is necessary to know how to delegate server-administration-2007.
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Message Queues Under Exchange Server 2007
This article walks you through Message Queues in exchange server (ES) 2007 and how they differ from earlier versions of ES.
Message Queues
The major change in message queues, on transition from ES 2003 to ES 2007, is its tendency to manage queues centrally, under Queue Viewer tool of EMC toolbox.
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Managing E-Mail Address Policies
Under Exchange Server 2007
Moving from ES 2003 to ES 2007, major change in administration of Email Address Policies is the division of responsibility between Accepted Domains and Email Address Policies. We will go through each, respectively. They were known Recipient Policies back then.
Accepted Domains:
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Mailbox Access Auditing using Exchange Server (ES) 2007 SP2
Under Window Server 2008
With the ES 2007 SP2, Microsoft has introduced a new mailbox access auditing feature among others.
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Send & Receive Internet Mail using HUB Transport Server
Under Exchange Server 2007
Microsoft Exchange Server (ES) provides two main roles, HUB and Edge Transport server, to send and receive internet mail.
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Restriction on External E-Mail
Following the need, any organization can ask us to define a policy of internet traffic restrictions on the users. We will work on the scenario during this article.
Internet is two way traffic: inbound or outbound so we will talk of each
Managing Inbound Messages:
Open Exchange Management Console (EMC) to select Hub Transport (HT) under Organization Configuration (OC).
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Mailbox enable newly added User in Window Server 2008 under Exchange Server 2007
Active Directory (AD) is a central repository of resources, users, computers and their groups. Each of which symbolize a unique object and its attributes. It uses Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) to add, query and modify data of directory (or repository). Best part of AD is the ability to manage most instincts centrally.
Creating User under Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC):
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Managing New Mailboxes Under Exchange Server (ES) 2007 Part 1
Microsoft has added many new features to ES with new mailboxes. With a common user mailbox; now ES can have three more, Room, Equipment and Linked, Mailboxes for different scenarios like meeting room or projector. In first part of article we will talk of first two while Linked Mailbox will be covered in part two.
Room Mailboxes:
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EXCHANGE HUB
The Hub Transport server role is responsible for all message delivery regardless of whether the message is being delivered from one mailbox to another in the same mailbox database, a Mailbox server in the same Active Directory site, a server in a remote Active Directory site, or outside of the organization. At least one Hub Transport server role is required in each Active Directory site that contains a Mailbox server
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