Manage an Exchange mailbox for an Active Directory user account. This
action supports MS Exchange versions 2003 and 2000.
This action is typically used in a script that is intended to manage
existing mailbox accounts.
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Property Name |
Description |
Typical setting |
Remarks |
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AD Object |
An data structure representing the Active
Directory object for which you want to manage the E-mail addresses. |
%ActiveDirectoryObject% |
This property is used to identify the mail
recipient. You can obtain this variable by using the following script
actions: Create user (AD), Create contact (AD), Get object (AD), Get user
(AD). The output variable for these action must be set to %ActiveDirectoryObject% |
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Target address |
The property specifies the delivery address
to which e-mail for this recipient should sent. By specifying this property,
mail is automatically enabled for the recipient. |
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If you specify this property, you should not
specify the property 'Disable mail'. |
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Disable mail |
With this property you can disable mail to
a recipient. When set to 'Yes' the recipient can no longer receive mail
and all mail addresses are cleared. |
No |
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Alias |
Optional: The Alias property specifies the
Alias used for E-mail address generation. |
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By default E-mail addresses are generated
based on the name of the user account. The value is setup by MS Exchange
automatically. |
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E-mail addresses |
Optional: The explicit E-Mail addresses for the Exchange mail box.
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By default E-mail addresses are generated automatically when the mail
box is created.
Overruling of automatically generated addresses only occurs for the
E-mail types that are explicitly set. That is, if your Exchange server
configuration default generates both SMTP and X400 addresses, and the
this property specifies only SMTP addresses, the X400 addresses will still
be generated as specified on the Exchange server itself.
Specify the E-mail address using the format (E-mail-type):(E-mail-Address).
To specify the primary address, the E-mail-type must be in capitals. There
must be exactly one primary E-mail address of each E-Mail type when used.
Example:
SMTP:J.Smith@tools4ever.com
smtp:John@tools4ever.com |
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Auto-update E-mail addresses |
When this is set to 'Yes' Exchange will automatically
generate E-mail addresses according to the Exchange recipient policy for
the account. |
Yes |
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Hide from address book |
When set to 'Yes', the user's mailbox does
not show in address books. |
No |
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Restrict receiving message size |
When set to 'Yes', messages larger then the
specified maximum size will not be recieved. |
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Maximum receiving message size |
Specifies the maximum size, in kilobytes,
of a messages that user or group can recieve. |
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Restrict sending message size |
When set to 'Yes', messages larger then the
specified maximum size will not be send. |
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Restrict sending message size |
Specifies the maximum size, in kilobytes,
of a messages that user or group can send. |
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