Overview Exchange Mailbox Properties

Article about overview exchange mailbox properties, this overview running on Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 version

1. What Exchange Mailbox Properties
   1. Why Overview Exchange Mailbox Properties
   2. How Work With Exchange Mailbox Properties
   3. Recomendation

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1. What Exchange Mailbox Properties

   When you work with exchange management console 2010 version, you'll see console like this
   
   
   
   This article will describe component of mailbox properties

   1. Why Overview Exchange Mailbox Properties

      Since as System Administrator we will maintenance email server, we need to know function of these, hopefully this article will help you to know about function of mailbox properties

   2. How Work With Exchange Mailbox Properties

      Below functions of mailbox properties
      
      1. General Tab
         In general tab, give check on "Hide from..." will hide your mailbox
         
         
      
      
      2. Mail Flow Setting
         There is three menu on this tab
         
         
         • Delivery Option
           
           
         • Message Size Restriction
           
           
         • Message Delivery Restrictions
           
           
      3. Mailbox Setting
         oftenly you need customize your mailbox size without edit your policy on CAS, just configure it in this menu
         
         

   3. Recomendation

      Console is very simple and user-friendly. but, i recommend you use powershell since the interface is very small utilization usage.

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