Some key parameters to note include:
??‘ Identity < MailboxIdParameter > : This is a required parameter. It can be the Active
Directory Object ID or a string that represents the GUID, distinguished name, domain or
account, user principal name (UPN), legacy Exchange distinguished name, Simple Mail
Transfer Protocol (SMTP) address, or alias.
??‘ ActiveSyncAllowedDeviceIDs < MultiValuedProperty > : This parameter accepts a list of
device IDs that are allowed to synchronize with the mailbox.
??‘ ActiveSyncEnabled < Boolean > : This parameter enables or disables Exchange ActiveSync.
??‘ ImapEnabled < Boolean > : This parameter specifies whether the IMAP4 protocol is enabled for
this mailbox.
??‘ PopEnabled < Boolean > : This parameter specifies whether the POP3 protocol is enabled for
this mailbox.
??‘ MAPIBlockOutlookNonCachedMode < Boolean > : This parameter specifies whether Outlook
can be used in online mode.
??‘ MAPIBlockOutlookRpcHttp < Boolean > : This parameter specifies whether clients can connect
to Outlook by using Outlook Anywhere.
??‘ MAPIEnabled < Boolean > : This parameter specifies whether the MAPI protocol is enabled for
the mailbox.
??‘ OWAChangePasswordEnabled < Nullable > : This parameter specifies whether users can
change their password in Outlook Web Access.
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