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The mailbox properties are cached in the information store, and may take several hours before the
settings are effective. Microsoft TechNet article http://technet.microsoft.com/en - us/
library/bb219050.aspx provides more detail on this caching.
To see how a user is configured, pass the mailbox name (alias) to the Get-CASMailbox cmdlet:
Get-Mailbox -Identity Jeffrey | fl
Figure 6 - 2 shows the output from this cmdlet.
Figure 6-2
Enabling POP 3/ IMAP 4
Out of the box, both POP3 and IMAP4 protocols are disabled. These protocols allow both Windows and
non - Windows clients the ability to receive mail from Exchange. Because they provide support for non -
Windows clients, they may be required in some organizations. This section shows the following cmdlets:
??‘ Get-Service
??‘ Set-PopSettings
??‘ Set-ImapSettings
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To enable either protocol, first the services must be set to Automatic, as shown in Figure 6 - 3 . Next, the
service must be started.
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