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Uniform Resource Locator (URL), Accessing Public Folders in E-Mail Clients, Using Outlook Web Access and Outlook Mobile Access with HTTP Virtual Servers

uninterruptible power supply (UPS), Hardware and Component Requirements for Exchange Server

universal groups, Group Types, Scope, and Identifiers, When to Use Security and Standard Distribution Groups

universal scope, Creating Security and Standard Distribution Groups

UNIX mail server, Checking Folders: Outlook 2003, Checking Folders: Outlook Express

unresolved recipients, Managing Messaging Limits for SMTP

up-to-date notifications, Enabling and Disabling Mobile Access Features for Individual Users

updates, Configuring Clients to Use Address Lists, Creating Exceptions to E-mail Address Recipient Policies, Forcing E-mail Address Recipient Policy Updates, Creating Full-Text Indexes, Updating and Rebuilding Indexes Manually

for address list configuration/membership, Configuring Clients to Use Address Lists

for content indexing, Updating and Rebuilding Indexes Manually

for e-mail address recipient policy, Creating Exceptions to E-mail Address Recipient Policies, Forcing E-mail Address Recipient Policy Updates

updating indexes manually, Creating Full-Text Indexes

upgrade, Configuring Outlook 2003 for the First Time

UPS (uninterruptible power supply), Hardware and Component Requirements for Exchange Server

URL (Uniform Resource Locator), Accessing Public Folders in E-Mail Clients, Using Outlook Web Access and Outlook Mobile Access with HTTP Virtual Servers

usage restrictions, Hiding and Displaying Group Membership

user accounts, Managing User Accounts and Mail Features, Creating Domain User Accounts with and without Mailboxes, Setting Contact Information for User Accounts, Setting Contact Information for User Accounts, Adding, Changing, and Removing E-Mail Addresses, Adding, Changing, and Removing E-Mail Addresses, Enabling and Disabling Exchange Server Mail, Creating a User Account to Receive Mail and Forward Off-Site, Changing a User’s Wireless Service and Protocol Options, Changing a User’s Wireless Service and Protocol Options, Adding Mailboxes to Existing User Accounts, Removing Mailboxes from User Accounts

adding mailboxes to, Adding Mailboxes to Existing User Accounts

contact information for, Creating Domain User Accounts with and without Mailboxes

default reply address, setting, Adding, Changing, and Removing E-Mail Addresses

deleting, Changing a User’s Wireless Service and Protocol Options

e-mail addresses for, Setting Contact Information for User Accounts

Exchange alias/display name for, Setting Contact Information for User Accounts

Exchange Server mail, enabling/disabling, Adding, Changing, and Removing E-Mail Addresses

mailbox-enabled/mail-enabled accounts, Managing User Accounts and Mail Features

removing mailboxes from, Removing Mailboxes from User Accounts

renaming, Changing a User’s Wireless Service and Protocol Options

to receive mail/forward off-site, Enabling and Disabling Exchange Server Mail

wireless service/protocol options, Creating a User Account to Receive Mail and Forward Off-Site

user and contact information, User and Contact Administration, Understanding Users and Contacts, Understanding Users and Contacts, Understanding the Basics of E-Mail Routing, Managing User Accounts and Mail Features, Deleting User Accounts and Contacts

Active Directory Users And Computers, Understanding the Basics of E-Mail Routing

e-mail routing, Understanding Users and Contacts

managing contacts, Deleting User Accounts and Contacts

managing user accounts/mail features, Managing User Accounts and Mail Features

types of users, Understanding Users and Contacts

user data, Backing Up Exchange Server: The Basics, Recovering Exchange Server with the Restore Wizard, Recovering Exchange Server with the Restore Wizard

backing up, Backing Up Exchange Server: The Basics

restoring, Recovering Exchange Server with the Restore Wizard

restoring manually, Recovering Exchange Server with the Restore Wizard

user sessions, Viewing and Ending User Sessions

user-initiated synchronization, Enabling and Disabling Mobile Access Features for Individual Users

users, Controlling Exchange Server Administration and Usage, Exporting Mailbox Recovery Data

assigning permissions to, Controlling Exchange Server Administration and Usage

associating with mailboxes, Exporting Mailbox Recovery Data

UUEncode, Setting Message Encoding and Character Set Usage, Controlling Authentication for Incoming POP3 Connections