How to Configure Database Size Limits in Exchange Server 2010

The default database size limit for Exchange Server 2010 Standard Edition is 1TB and virtually no limit for the Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise Edition, but theoretically, the database size limit is 16GB which of course, is not practical and recommended approach for any kind of scenario.  Microsoft recommends …

How to Configure Hub Transport with Direct Internet Connectivity in Exchange Server 2010

We can configure an internet-facing Hub Transport server to directly connect with internet for mail flow without Edge transport server on the front. Though this approach is not recommended as it may pose security threat for your Exchange organization, but you can configure Hub transport …

How to Mount and Dismount a Database from Exchange Shell in Exchange Server 2010 

To Mount and Dismount a Database from Exchange Shell in Exchange Server 2010 Run the below command to mount or dismount the database in Exchange Server 2010:-   To mount the database TrenovisionDB:- Mount-Database TrenovisionDB To dismount the database SaledDB:-  Dismount-Database TrenovisionDB 

How to Configure a Moderated Recipient in Exchange Server 2010

Exchange Server 2010 allows administrator to configure a recipient/distribution group/dynamic distribution group for moderation, which means, all messages sent to that recipient/distribution group will be sent to the moderator(s) for approval. We can use Exchange Management Console or Exchange Shell to configure a recipient for …

How to Configure Storage Quotas in Exchange Server 2010

Like previous Exchange versions, Exchange Server 2010 also supports Storage Quota on mailboxes and public folders. Exchange Server 2010 sends quota messages to the mailbox owners when size is exceeded. We can use Exchange Management Console or PowerShell to set the storage quota on mailbox …

How to Create Address List in Exchange Server 2010

Address list: An address list is a collection of recipient and other AD DS objects. It can contain one or more types of objects, such as users, contacts, groups, public folders, conferencing, and other resources. Address lists also provide a mechanism to partition mail-enabled objects …

How to Hide Mailboxes from Address List in Exchange Server 2010

By default, new mailbox appears in the Global Address list. We can hide a mailbox from Exchange Global Address list or other address lists. One reason for doing so can be to hide administrative mailboxes that you use for specific purposes.    Here are the …

How to Manage Public Folders in Exchange Server 2010

Public folders are used for share messaging contents and document within a company. Exchange Server 2010 supports only one Public folder database. Exchange Server 2010 does not support second public folder tree and all Mailbox servers share the same public folder tree. If you have …

How to Enable and Configure POP3 in Exchange Server 2010

POP3 (Post Office Protocol) is used for retrieving mails on remote server. Clients log on to the Exchange Server and POP3 download email for them for offline use. By default, POP3 services are set to Manual mode. Since Outlook Web Access, Outlook Anywhere, and ActiveSync …