OPath is discussed in more detail later in the chapter.
??‘ Identity < MailboxIdParameter > : The Identity parameter identifies the Dynamic
Distribution Group and can use any of the following values: GUID, Domain\Account,
Distinguished Name (DN), UserPrincipalName (UPN), LegacyDN, Alias, or primary SMTP
address.
As mentioned earlier, Exchange Server 2007 incorporates the management of User and Group
object types in the Management Console. These objects can be found in the Recipient Configuration
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Figure 4-3
node of the Exchange Management Console and fall under one of the following nodes and as shown in
Figure 4 - 3 :
??‘ Mailbox
??‘ Distribution Group
??‘ Mail Contact
??‘ Disconnected Mailbox
The same information is available by running the Exchange Management Shell command. Using the
Get-Recipient cmdlet in a mixed Exchange Server 2000/2003/2007 environment will display all
Recipients including system mailboxes and public folders. In Figure 4 - 4 the Format-Table cmdlet is
used to present the output in a viewable friendly format based on the Recipient name, Recipient type,
and Recipient type details.
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Figure 4-4
Using the filter switch and excluding public folders, all Recipient types created in a mixed Exchange
environment can be displayed as in Figure 4 - 5 .
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