Several other parameters can be specified during the creation of the user such as the
ActiveSyncMailbox or ManangedFolderMailbox policies as well as setting the domain controller
against which the user will be created. Also, you can specify the database by ??? Server name\Database
name. ??? This allows you determine the server on which the mailbox will be created. See the detailed list
of parameters described earlier in this section.
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It is worthwhile to mention a slight change in SP1. In the RTM version of Exchange Server 2007, the
Exchange Management Console New Mailbox Wizard presents you with the Server name, Storage
group, and Mailbox database fields. (See Figure 4 - 22 .)
Figure 4-22
In SP1 you simply have the option to select a mailbox database and can browse all the mailbox store
databases in the organization depending on the scope of the Management Console (see Figure 4 - 23 ).
These are simply Management Console changes and do not reflect any changes in the Exchange
Management Shell.
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In the New Mailbox Wizard, when you click the Browse button as shown in Figure 4 - 23 , you are
presented with available mailbox databases to select from. (See Figure 4 - 24 .)
For an existing Active Directory user account or interOrgPerson , the Enable-Mailbox cmdlet can
be used to create mailbox attributes on the user object.
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