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Joezer Cookey-Gam, Brendan Keane, Jeffrey Rosen, and Jonathan Runyon

"Professional Windows PowerShell for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1"

1234.01
??‘ To disable a range of MAPI client versions, type 11.1234.01-12.1234.01
??‘ To disable an open - ended range of MAPI client versions, type -12.1234.01
??‘ To disable multiple sets of MAPI client versions, use either commas or semicolons to separate
the sets as follows: 11.1234.01-11.9999.01;12.1234.01-12.5000.01
Managing Other User Mailbox Properties
You can manage a variety of other properties on the user mailbox such as updating phone or address
information, adding email addresses, changing message size limits, configuring storage quota and
anti - spam features; the list goes on. Consider a few examples given here.
You can configure message size limits for a user mailbox. This determines the maximum message size a
user can send or receive. Although message size limits could be configured at the mailbox level, there are
other configurations or settings that can determine conclusively what size a user can send or receive. For
example, the message size limit configured on the Hub Transport server, if less than that configured on
the user mailbox, may override the size of message the user can send. To set the sending and receiving
message sizes for the user mailbox of ExchUser to 15 megabytes (MB), run the following command:
Set-Mailbox -Identity ???ExchUser??? -MaxSendSize 15MB -MaxReceiveSize 15MB
You can also restrict the number of Recipients a message can have at the mailbox level.


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