Many of the parameters are used to enable or disable Outlook Web Access features. For example,
administrators can turn off the ability to access their calendar or tasks. This can be useful in
organizations that provide mail capabilities to a segment of users, but do not want to allow those users
calendaring ability. Also, it is a best practice to limit the functionality a mail - enabled service account has.
The Set-CASMailbox cmdlet has the following syntax:
Set-CASMailbox -Identity < MailboxIdParameter > [-ActiveSyncAllowedDeviceIDs
< MultiValuedProperty > ] [-ActiveSyncEnabled < $true | $false > ]
[-ActiveSyncMailboxPolicy < MailboxPolicyIdParameter > ]
[-ActiveSyncDebugLogging < Nullable > ] [-DisplayName < String > ]
[-DomainController < Fqdn > ] [-EmailAddresses < ProxyAddressCollection > ]
[-HasActiveSyncDevicePartnership < $true | $false > ] [-ImapEnabled < $true |
$false > ] [-ImapMessagesRetrievalMimeFormat < TextOnly | HtmlOnly |
HtmlAndTextAlternative | TextEnrichedOnly | TextEnrichedAndTextAlternative
| BestBodyFormat > ] [-ImapUseProtocolDefaults < $true | $false > ]
[-MAPIBlockOutlookNonCachedMode < $true | $false > ]
[-MAPIBlockOutlookRpcHttp < $true | $false > ] [-MAPIBlockOutlookVersions
< String > ] [-MAPIEnabled < $true | $false > ] [-Name < String > ]
[-OWAActiveSyncIntegrationEnabled < Nullable > ] [-OWAAllAddressListsEnabled
< Nullable > ] [-OWACalendarEnabled < Nullable > ] [-OWAChangePasswordEnabled
< Nullable > ] [-OWAContactsEnabled < Nullable > ] [-OWAEnabled < $true |
$false > ] [-OWAJournalEnabled < Nullable > ] [-OWAJunkEmailEnabled < Nullable > ]
[-OWANotesEnabled < Nullable > ] [-OWAPremiumClientEnabled < Nullable > ]
[-OWARemindersAndNotificationsEnabled < Nullable > ] [-OWASearchFoldersEnabled
< Nullable > ] [-OWASignaturesEnabled < Nullable > ]
[-OWASpellCheckerEnabled < Nullable > ] [-OWATasksEnabled < Nullable > ]
[-OWAThemeSelectionEnabled < Nullable > ] [-OWAUMIntegrationEnabled
< Nullable > ] [-OWAUNCAccessOnPrivateComputersEnabled < Nullable > ]
[-OWAUNCAccessOnPublicComputersEnabled < Nullable > ]
[-OWAWSSAccessOnPrivateComputersEnabled < Nullable > ]
[-OWAWSSAccessOnPublicComputersEnabled < Nullable > ] [-PopEnabled < $true |
$false > ] [-PopMessagesRetrievalMimeFormat < TextOnly | HtmlOnly |
HtmlAndTextAlternative | TextEnrichedOnly | TextEnrichedAndTextAlternative
| BestBodyFormat > ] [-PopUseProtocolDefaults < $true | $false > ]
[-PrimarySmtpAddress < SmtpAddress > ] [-ProtocolSettings
< MultiValuedProperty > ] [-SamAccountName < String > ]
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Exchange Server 2007 supports a variety of access methods, including POP3, IMAP4, Exchange
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