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Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Outlook for Developers. P Singh 1. Sign in to vote. Select a mailbox, hold down the Shift key, and select another mailbox that's farther down in the list. After you select multiple mailboxes of the same type, the title of the details pane changes to Bulk Edit. Use the OrganizationalUnit parameter to filter the mailboxes by organizational unit OU. For more information, see Filterable Properties for the -Filter Parameter.
Use a text file to specify the mailboxes. The text file contains one mailbox email address, name, or other unique identifier on each line like this:.
For detailed syntax and parameter information, see Get-Mailbox and Get-User. To verify that you've successfully enabled or disabled MAPI access to a mailbox, do any of these steps:. In Exchange Server, the Client Access services are part of the Mailbox server, so you can't configure a standalone Client Access server like you could in previous versions of Exchange.
For more information, see Client access protocol architecture. Client connectivity in Exchange and Exchange is similar to Exchange , but different from Exchange Exchange and Exchange require fewer namespaces for site-resilient solutions than Exchange For more information, see Namespace Planning in Exchange The Client Access services in Exchange Server function much like a front door, admitting all client connection requests and routing them to the correct mailbox database.
The Client Access services provide network security such as Transport Layer Security TLS encryption, and manage client connections through redirection and proxying. The Client Access services authenticate client connections and typically proxy the connection request to the Mailbox server that holds the active copy of the user's mailbox. In some cases, the Client Access services might redirect the request to the Client Access services on another Exchange server, either in a different location or on a more recent version of Exchange.
The following globally unique identifiers GUIDs represent the namespaces of named properties. This section contains constant definitions including error codes, and interface identifiers used by MAPI APIs that were not previously exposed and documented.
The following constant and macro definitions are for displaying remote objects. The following contains error code definitions for the Exchange Address Book and Message Store, which have reconnection capability. Outlook's MAPI supports reconnection to a GC server without special reconfiguration, but some other error codes can be returned to the client.
Neither of the preceding two errors will be returned in all scenarios where they would likely appear to apply. The following constant definitions are used by Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Outlook to set the Exchange cached mode profile quotas that are equivalent to the Exchange mailbox quotas otherwise available only with an online profile.
These properties map to their correspondent online properties and contain the same values in kilobytes. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported.
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