It, however, requires the logged - on user to be a
member of the Exchange Recipient Administrator Group and belong to the local Administrators group
on the computer.
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Some key parameters to note include:
??‘ RecipientType < RecipientType[] > : Filters to specify the type of Recipient to return. At least
eight RecipientTypes can be specified, which are discussed later in the chapter.
??‘ RecipientTypeDetails < RecipientTypeDetails[] > : Exchange Server 2007 further
distinguishes the Recipient types returned by this parameter. Recipient types are divided into
Recipient types and subtypes. For example, the type UserMailbox represents a user account
in Active Directory with an associated mailbox. Because there are several mailbox types,
each mailbox type is identified by the RecipientTypeDetails parameter. At least 14
RecipientTypeDetails are available to distinguish between Recipient types.
??‘ Anr < String > : Specifies a string on which to perform an ambiguous name resolution (ANR)
search. By default it searches for CommonName, DisplayName, FirstName, LastName, and
Alias.
??‘ Credential < PSCredential > : Prompts the user for a password to access Active Directory.
??‘ Filter < String > : This is an important parameter. Sometimes you may want to return just a
subset of Recipients or Recipients matching a specified criterion.
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