Although the LinkedMailbox shows up as a Recipient type of
UserMailbox , it can be distinguished by the RecipientTypeDetails as shown in Figure 4 - 9 .
Figure 4-9
To convert a linked mailbox to a user mailbox simply disconnect the mailbox object from the user
object in the external forest by using the Disable-Mailbox cmdlet. Next reconnect it to a user object
existing in the Exchange forest using the Connect-Mailbox cmdlet:
Disable-Mailbox -Identity ExchLink
Connect-Mailbox -Identity ExchLink -Database ???Mailbox Database??? -User ExchUser
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A legacy mailbox is a user mailbox and shares most of the features of user mailboxes however they
reside on Exchange 2000 or Exchange 2003 servers. One noticeable feature unavailable with legacy
mailboxes is that they cannot be Unified Message (UM) enabled. This mailbox is distinguished from
other user mailboxes by its RecipientTypeDetails as shown in Figure 4 - 10 .
Figure 4-10
Figure 4-11
Room mailboxes, also known as conference room mailboxes, are resource mailboxes used for scheduling
and assigned to location - specific resources such as meeting rooms, auditoriums, training rooms, and
conference rooms. Upon creation, the associated user account is disabled. Its RecipientType is
UserMailbox , however it is distinguished by its RecipientTypeDetails property.
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