jef???
Because this is not likely to be what you intended, another method is to work with the virtual directory
as an object. Save the virtual directory to a variable and then add or remove file types. Finally, save the
changes back to the ??? real ??? virtual directory. This example adds a new file type and removes and existing
one from the AllowedFileTypes parameter:
$owaVdir = Get-OwaVirtualDirectory -Identity ???owa (default web site)???
$owaVdir.AllowedFileTypes.Add(???.jef???)
$owaVdir.AllowedFileTypes.Remove(???.txt???)
$owaVdir | set-OwaVirtualDirectory
Summary
The Client Access Server plays a larger role than the legacy Front - End server. New features such as
WebReady and LinkAccess provide significant productivity benefits to users. Exchange Server 2007
gives administrators tools to make sure all of the services are up and running. As shown in this chapter,
there are a lot of configuration tasks, so careful planning and testing are needed to ensure a successful
implementation.
Configuring the Hub
Transport Role
Exchange Server 2000/2003 used the concept of bridgehead servers and connectors. A bridgehead
server referred to an Exchange server that served as a connection point for delivering email from
one routing group to another and to remote or external email systems.
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