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- %ExchangeInstallpath% variable, Setting connector transport limits
- .eml message files, Managing message pickup, replay, throttling, and back pressure, Understanding message pickup and replay
A
- A records, Configuring transport services
- accepted domains
- creating, Creating accepted domains, Creating accepted domains
- default, selecting, Creating accepted domains
- defined, Understanding back pressure
- identifier, changing, Creating accepted domains
- modifying, Creating accepted domains, Changing the accepted domain type and identifier
- removing, Removing accepted domains
- types, Creating accepted domains
- viewing, Understanding accepted domains, authoritative domains, and relay domains, Viewing accepted domains
- actions, for transport rules, Understanding transport rules
- Active Directory
- configuring site boundaries, IP site links
- data store, Working with the Active Directory data store, Using global catalogs
- database availability groups and, High availability database options
- Edge subscription and, Creating an Edge subscription
- hub sites, configuring, Managing Active Directory site details
- site configuration details, viewing, Managing Active Directory site details
- site-based routing and, Back-end transport
- sites, renaming, Managing Active Directory site details
- Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)
- Edge Transport server role and, Configuring transport services
- Exchange Server installations and, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS), Configuring transport services
- Active Manager, Working with the Exchange store, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components, High availability database options
- active monitoring
- managed availability and, Working with Active Manager
- Outlook Web App and, Enabling and disabling web access for users
- ActiveSync. (see Exchange ActiveSync)
- ActiveSyncDevice cmdlets vs. MobileDevice cmdlets, Remotely wiping a device
- Add cmdlets
- Add-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupServer, High availability database options, Managing availability group membership, Restoring operations after a DAG member failure
- Add-IPAllowListEntry, Creating or removing connection filter exceptions for email addresses
- Add-IPBlockListEntry, Creating or removing global block lists for IP addresses and networks
- Add-IPBlockListProvider, Applying IP block lists, Applying IP block lists, Setting priority and enabling block list providers, Specifying custom error messages to return
- Add-MailboxDatabaseCopy, High availability database options, Restoring operations after a DAG member failure, Creating mailbox database copies, Moving databases
- Address (A) record, Configuring transport services
- address book policy, Throttling Client Access
- address lists, Front-end transport
- address policies. (see email address policies)
- address spaces, Send connectors and, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors
- alerting. (see performance alerting)
- aliases, missing, Creating email address policies
- anonymous authentication, Redirecting users to alternate URLs, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- anti-spam
- agents, Enabling anti-spam features
- described, Configuring messaging options for remote domains
- Edge Transport servers and, Configuring Safety Net
- IP block lists, Filtering spam and other unwanted email by recipient
- Mailbox servers, enabling on, Configuring Safety Net
- recipient filtering, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender
- sender filtering, Configuring anti-spam and message filtering options
- updates, configuring, Enabling anti-spam features
- application log, Monitoring events, services, servers, and resource usage
- application pools, Outlook Web App and, Troubleshooting Outlook Web App
- arbitration mailboxes, Working with the Exchange store
- architecture changes in Exchange Server 2013, Microsoft Exchange organizations: the essentials, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations, Creating Send connectors
- archive mailboxes, Working with the Exchange store
- ASP.NET Impersonation, Redirecting users to alternate URLs, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- attachments
- size limits, Configuring transport limits, Setting organizational transport limits
- storage location, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- attempt copy last logs (ACLL), Working with Active Manager
- authentication, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- (see also Forms authentication)
- Autodiscover and, Configuring URLs and authentication for Autodiscover
- for mobile devices, Using Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- IIS and, Redirecting users to alternate URLs
- NTLM, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- Outlook Anywhere, Configuring URLs and authentication for Outlook Anywhere, Configuring URLs and authentication for Outlook Anywhere
- POP3 and IMAP4, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 bindings, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 authentication
- Receive connectors and, Connecting source and destination servers, Viewing and managing Receive connectors, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- Send connectors and, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors
- Windows, Redirecting users to alternate URLs, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 bindings, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 authentication
- authoritative domains, Understanding back pressure, Creating accepted domains
- autoblocking settings for mobile devices, Managing device access
- Autodiscover
- connection points and, Microsoft Exchange organizations: the essentials
- described, Using Autodiscover
- disabling and enabling, Configuring URLs and authentication for Autodiscover
- health sets, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- migrating mailboxes and, On-premises, online, and cross-premises routing
- mobile devices and, Using Autodiscover
- automated messages, managing mail flow for, Creating journal rules
- automatic distribution, Understanding mailbox databases
- automatic mounting, Dismounting and mounting databases
- automatic reseed, Understanding mailbox databases, Preparing for automatic reseed
- availability groups. (see database availability groups (DAGs))
B
- back end transport, Front-end transport, Back-end transport
- back pressure, Configuring message throttling
- backing up
- data, Basic database options
- database copies, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components
- bandwidth limits, Enabling SSL on websites
- base64 encoding, affect on message size, Configuring transport limits
- Basic authentication, Redirecting users to alternate URLs, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 authentication
- bindings
- for Receive connectors, Creating Receive connectors
- IIS and, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features
- POP3 and IMAP4, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 bindings
- blank senders, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender
- blocking messages. (see message filtering; IP block lists)
C
- Categorizer, Back-end transport, Using global catalogs
- certificates
- creating, Enabling SSL on websites
- installing, Enabling SSL on websites
- requesting, Enabling SSL on websites, Enabling SSL on websites
- trusting, Enabling SSL on websites
- viewing, Configuring ports, IP addresses, and host names used by websites
- checkpoint files
- message database, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- queue database, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- circular logging, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components, Moving databases, Moving databases
- Clear-MobileDevice cmdlet
- described, Remotely wiping a device
- syntax and usage, Reviewing the remote wipe status
- client access
- described, Managing client access
- layers, Troubleshooting Outlook Web App
- throttling, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- Client Access servers
- as front end, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations, Creating Send connectors
- authentication settings for virtual directories, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- Exchange Server 2013 server roles and, Microsoft Exchange organizations: the essentials
- proxying through, Creating Send connectors
- purpose in Exchange Server 2013, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- Receive connectors and, Setting Send connector limits, Creating Receive connectors
- transport limits, Setting connector transport limits
- Client front-end connector, Setting Send connector limits
- Client Proxy connector, Setting Send connector limits
- client type Receive connectors, Creating Receive connectors
- client-server architecture in Exchange 2013, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- cloud service, Exchange Online as, IP site links
- Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR), High availability database options
- cluster name objects, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups
- clustering, High availability database options, High availability database options, Working with Active Manager
- Company filter condition, Creating email address policies
- Compliance Management, journal rules and, Creating journal rules
- conditions, for transport rules, Preventing internal servers from being filtered
- configuration changes, tracking, Tracking user and workload throttling, Tracking configuration changes
- configuration data type, Working with the Active Directory data store
- Connect-Mailbox cmdlet, Recovering deleted items from mailbox databases
- connection filters. (see IP block lists)
- connection limits
- domain, Setting Send connector limits, Setting Send connector limits
- simultaneous outbound, Setting Send connector limits
- website, Enabling SSL on websites, Restricting incoming connections and setting time-out values
- connection timeout values, Configuring shadow redundancy, Enabling SSL on websites
- ConnectionInactivityTimeout value, Configuring shadow redundancy
- connectivity logging
- configuring, Working with HTTP protocol logs, Configuring connectivity logging
- log fields, list of, Working with connectivity log properties and fields
- properties and fields, Configuring connectivity logging, Working with connectivity log properties and fields
- connectors. (see Receive connectors; Send connectors)
- contacts, Outlook Web App and, Working with Outlook Web App
- Content Filter agent, Enabling anti-spam features
- content indexing, Renaming databases
- continuous replication
- changes since previous version, High availability database options
- checking status, Switching over servers and databases, Checking continuous replication status
- circular logging, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components
- cost of a route
- IP site links and, IP site links
- setting for a Send connector, Creating Send connectors
- counters, Managing essential services
- CPU utilization, Tracking memory usage, Tracking CPU utilization
- cross-premises routing, On-premises, online, and cross-premises routing
- current log files
- circular logging and, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components
- message database, How are Exchange Server data files used?, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- queue database, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- custom address lists, Front-end transport
- Custom type Receive connectors, Connecting source and destination servers, Creating Receive connectors
- Custom type Send connectors, Connecting source and destination servers, Creating Send connectors
- cutoff balance, throttling client access and, Throttling Client Access
D
- Data Collector Sets, Monitoring Exchange messaging components
- data pages, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- data storage
- Active Directory data store, Working with the Active Directory data store
- components, Working with the Exchange store
- data pages and, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- data tables and, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- default location for files, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- Exchange store, Working with the Exchange store
- file types, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- data tables, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- data types, for replication, Working with the Active Directory data store
- data-center coordinator mode, Configuring database availability group properties
- database availability groups (DAGs)
- Active Manager and, High availability database options
- cmdlets for, High availability database options
- creating, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups
- described, High availability database options
- limit on number of servers, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components
- manual network configuration, enabling, Managing database availability group networks
- membership, managing, Managing availability group membership
- network cards and, Managing availability group membership
- network compression, Changing availability group network settings
- network encryption, Changing availability group network settings
- network settings, changing, Managing database availability group networks
- networks, creating, Managing database availability group networks, Managing database availability group networks
- networks, managing, Managing database availability group networks
- permissions, Understanding managed availability, Creating database availability groups
- pre-staging and preparing for, Understanding managed availability
- properties, configuring, Changing availability group network settings
- removing, Configuring database availability group properties, Removing database availability groups
- replication and, High availability database options, Creating mailbox database copies
- restoring operations after member failure, Checking continuous replication status
- routing messages, Back-end transport
- servers, removing from, Configuring database availability group properties
- witness servers, Understanding managed availability, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups
- database copies
- activating lagged, Suspending and resuming replication
- constraints, High availability database options
- creating, Creating mailbox database copies
- removing, Removing database copies
- replication status, monitoring, Monitoring database replication status
- setting replay, truncation, and preference values, Creating mailbox database copies
- status values, list of, Monitoring database replication status
- database management scopes, Understanding mailbox databases
- Database.edb file, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- databases. (see mailbox databases)
- decommissioning Edge Transport servers, Removing Edge subscriptions
- Default front-end connector
- default message size limit, Setting organizational transport limits
- described, Setting Send connector limits
- delay notification messages, Setting Send connector limits
- delayed fan-out, IP site links, Managing Active Directory site details
- deleted items
- deleted mailboxes
- recovering, Recovering deleted mailboxes
- retention periods, Setting the default offline address book
- delivery groups
- boundaries, Back-end transport
- Exchange versions and, Routing boundaries
- routing destinations and, Front-end transport, Managing Active Directory site details
- specifying expansion servers as, Using global catalogs
- delivery reports, Reviewing message tracking logs manually
- delivery status notification (DSN) codes, Configuring the postmaster address and mailbox
- Delivery/Relay queue, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Department filter condition, Creating email address policies
- destination delivery groups, Front-end transport
- device access, Managing device access, Managing device access
- dial-up connections, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- Digest authentication, Redirecting users to alternate URLs, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- direct file access, Configuring direct file access
- Direct Push, Using Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices, Using Direct Push, Using Direct Push
- discard status, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- disconnected mailboxes, Recovering deleted mailboxes, Recovering deleted mailboxes
- disk usage, performance alerts for, Tracking CPU utilization, Tracking disk usage
- Dismount-Database cmdlet, High availability database options, Dismounting and mounting databases
- dismounting mailbox databases, Managing mailbox databases
- distribution points
- configuring, Configuring URLs and authentication for the OAB
- properties, Starting, stopping, and restarting websites
- DNS lookups, configuring Send connectors, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups
- domain data type, Working with the Active Directory data store
- Domain Name System (DNS) suffix, Edge Transport server role and, Configuring transport services
- domains
- accepted. (see accepted domains)
- authoritative, Understanding back pressure
- coexistence, Understanding accepted domains, authoritative domains, and relay domains
- relay, Understanding back pressure
- remote, Creating journal rules, Creating remote domains
- dynamic distribution groups
- defined, Front-end transport
- expansion servers and, Using global catalogs
- global catalogs and, Working with the Active Directory data store
E
- E##.chk file, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- E##.log file, How are Exchange Server data files used?, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- E##00000001.log file, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- E##Res00001.jrs file, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- E##tmp.log file, How are Exchange Server data files used?, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- ECP. (see Exchange Admin Center (ECP) directory)
- Edge subscriptions
- Active Directory and, IP site links
- creating connectors during, Connecting source and destination servers, Creating an Edge subscription
- process, Creating an Edge subscription, Creating an Edge subscription
- purpose, Enabling anti-spam features
- removing, Removing Edge subscriptions
- synchronizing, Getting Edge subscription details
- verifying, Synchronizing Edge subscriptions
- viewing, Getting Edge subscription details
- Edge Transport servers
- anti-spam features, Configuring Safety Net
- external relay domains and, Understanding accepted domains, authoritative domains, and relay domains
- Mailbox servers and, Configuring transport services
- queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- role, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations, Configuring transport services
- subscribing. (see Edge subscriptions)
- viewing Send connectors, Viewing and managing Send connectors
- EdgeSync service, Enabling anti-spam features, Getting Edge subscription details
- EHLO start command, Creating Receive connectors
- email address format options, Creating email address policies, Creating email address policies
- email address policies
- address book, Throttling Client Access
- creating, Creating email address policies
- custom, variables for, Creating email address policies
- described, Removing accepted domains
- editing and applying, Editing and applying email address policies
- priority order, setting, Creating email address policies, Editing and applying email address policies
- purpose, Front-end transport
- removing, Editing and applying email address policies
- viewing, Removing accepted domains, Viewing email address policies
- encryption
- enumerating messages, Refreshing the queue view
- equipment mailboxes, Working with the Exchange store
- error messages, for probes, Identifying probes
- error tracing, for probes, Viewing error messages for probes, Tracing probe errors
- event logging
- application log, Monitoring events, services, servers, and resource usage
- automatic reseed, Preparing for automatic reseed
- Log Parser Studio and, Performing queries in Log Parser Studio
- mailbox database failures, Preparing for automatic reseed
- managed availability and, Understanding managed availability
- monitors and, Identifying monitors
- probes and, Identifying probes, Viewing error messages for probes
- recovery actions, identifying, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more, Identifying recovery actions
- replication and, High availability database options
- event sources, list of, Viewing events
- Event Viewer, Monitoring events, services, servers, and resource usage
- EWS. (see Exchange Web Services (EWS))
- Exchange ActiveSync
- configuring URLs and authentication, Configuring URLs and authentication for OWA
- described, Managing mobile messaging
- disabling and enabling, Managing Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- IIS and, Managing Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- load balancing, Using Outlook Web App and Exchange ActiveSync with IIS
- message size limits, Setting connector transport limits
- resetting, Configuring URLs and authentication for Exchange ActiveSync
- safeguarding sensitive data, Using Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- synchronization, Using Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- transport limits, Setting connector transport limits
- web.config file location, Setting connector transport limits
- Exchange Admin Center (ECP) directory, Working with virtual directories and web applications, Configuring URLs and authentication for Exchange ActiveSync, Configuring URLs and authentication for ECP
- Exchange Health Manager Service, Understanding managed availability
- Exchange Health Manager Worker process, Understanding managed availability
- Exchange Management Shell, customizing views, Tracking server health
- Exchange Online
- accepted domains and, Understanding accepted domains, authoritative domains, and relay domains
- capabilities, IP site links
- cmdlets for creating connectors, Creating Inbound and Outbound connectors with Exchange Online
- compliance options, Configuring journal rules
- disadvantages of, IP site links
- hybrid deployments, role of Edge Transport servers in, Configuring transport services
- Inbound connectors, Creating Inbound and Outbound connectors with Exchange Online
- Outbound connectors, Creating Inbound and Outbound connectors with Exchange Online
- resolving mailbox conflicts with on-premises, On-premises, online, and cross-premises routing
- vs. on-premises, IP site links
- Exchange Replication service. (see replication)
- Exchange Rich Text Format vs. Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (TNEF), Configuring messaging options for remote domains
- Exchange Search, Renaming databases
- Exchange Server 2007
- Edge Transport servers and, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- Hub Transport Servers and, Front-end transport, Routing boundaries, Using global catalogs
- journal rules and, Configuring journal rules
- online vs. on-premises configurations, IP site links
- Exchange Server 2010
- Edge Transport servers and, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- filter exceptions, Specifying custom error messages to return
- global allowed lists, Creating or removing connection filter exceptions for email addresses
- Hub Transport servers and, Front-end transport, Routing boundaries, Using global catalogs
- IP block lists, Applying IP block lists, Setting priority and enabling block list providers
- journal rules and, Configuring journal rules
- message filtering, Configuring anti-spam and message filtering options, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender
- Outlook Web App and, Getting started with Outlook Web App
- transport dumpster, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Exchange Server 2013
- Client Access servers and, Microsoft Exchange organizations: the essentials
- client-server architecture, Microsoft Exchange organizations: the essentials, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- continuous replication, High availability database options
- data storage, On-premises, online, and cross-premises routing
- database limits for specific editions, Creating mailbox databases
- database types, Working with the Exchange store
- expansion servers, Using global catalogs
- hybrid deployments, Configuring transport services
- installing, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- Mailbox servers and, Microsoft Exchange organizations: the essentials
- mailbox types, Working with the Exchange store
- managing from touch-capable computers, Introduction
- on-premises vs. online configuration, IP site links, On-premises, online, and cross-premises routing
- organizations and, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- Outlook versions and, Microsoft Exchange organizations: the essentials
- previous editions, changes from, Microsoft Exchange organizations: the essentials, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Managing data and availability groups, Creating Send connectors, Configuring shadow redundancy
- routing and delivery, Routing boundaries
- server roles, Microsoft Exchange organizations: the essentials
- server types, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- upgrading from Standard to Enterprise edition, Creating mailbox databases
- Exchange store, Working with the Exchange store
- Exchange Toolbox, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Exchange Trusted Subsystem group, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups
- Exchange Web Services (EWS)
- health sets, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- limits, Setting Exchange ActiveSync limits
- message size limit, Setting connector transport limits
- web.config file location, Setting Exchange ActiveSync limits
- expansion servers, specifying as a delivery group, Using global catalogs
- expiration time-out
- configuring, Setting Send connector limits
- default, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups
- Extended SMTP (ESMTP) sessions, Creating Receive connectors
- Extensible Storage Engine (ESE), Understanding mailbox types and data storage components, Basic database options, High availability database options
- external DNS lookups, configuring, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups
- external relay domains, Understanding accepted domains, authoritative domains, and relay domains, Creating accepted domains
- externally secured authentication
- Receive connectors and, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- Send connectors and, Creating Send connectors
F
- failover
- Failover Cluster Manager, High availability database options, Working with Active Manager
- fc (file compare) command, Tracking configuration changes
- file types for Exchange data store, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- filtering. (see message filtering; IP block lists)
- firewalls, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups, Using Outlook Web App and Exchange ActiveSync with IIS
- Forms authentication, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- forwarding mailboxes, Working with the Exchange store
- Front End Transport service
- Client Access servers and, Creating Send connectors
- incoming messages and, Front-end transport
- mail transport and, Front-end transport
- Receive connectors and, Creating Receive connectors
- routing and, Front-end transport
- front-end proxying, Creating Send connectors
- full-text indexes, Understanding indexing, Managing Exchange Store Search
G
- Get cmdlets
- Get-AcceptedDomain, Viewing accepted domains
- Get-AdSite, Managing Active Directory site details
- Get-AdSiteLink, Managing Active Directory site link details, Managing Active Directory site link details
- Get-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory, Configuring URLs and authentication for Autodiscover, Configuring URLs and authentication for Autodiscover
- Get-ClientAccessServer, Tracking user and workload throttling
- Get-DatabaseAvailabilityGroup, High availability database options, Managing availability group membership
- Get-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupNetwork, High availability database options, Managing database availability group networks
- Get-EdgeSubscription, Getting Edge subscription details
- Get-EmailAddressPolicy, Viewing email address policies
- Get-ExchangeServer, Tracking user and workload throttling
- Get-HealthReport, Enabling and disabling web access for users, Working with virtual directories and web applications, Tracking server health
- Get-IMAPSettings, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services
- Get-IPAllowListEntry, Creating or removing global allowed lists for IP addresses and networks
- Get-IPBlockListConfig, Applying IP block lists
- Get-IPBlockListEntry, Creating or removing global block lists for IP addresses and networks
- Get-IPBlockListProvider, Applying IP block lists
- Get-JournalRule, Creating journal rules
- Get-Mailbox, Throttling Client Access
- Get-MailboxDatabase, High availability database options, Restoring operations after a DAG member failure, Mounting and dismounting databases, Troubleshooting indexing
- Get-MailboxDatabaseCopyStatus, High availability database options, Restoring operations after a DAG member failure, Removing database copies, Moving databases, Troubleshooting indexing
- Get-MailboxServer, Tracking user and workload throttling
- Get-MessageTrackingLog, Searching through the tracking logs, Searching through the tracking logs
- Get-MobileDevice, Remotely wiping a device
- Get-MobileDeviceMailboxPolicy, Viewing existing mobile device mailbox policies
- Get-MobileDeviceStatistics, Reviewing the remote wipe status, Configuring direct file access
- Get-MonitoringItemIdentity, Tracing probe errors
- Get-OrganizationConfig, Tracking configuration changes
- Get-OutlookAnywhere, Configuring message retrieval settings for POP3 and IMAP4, Configuring URLs and authentication for Outlook Anywhere
- Get-OwaMailboxPolicy, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features
- Get-OWAVirtualDirectory, Working with virtual directories and web applications, Configuring direct file access, Configuring direct file access, Using WebReady Document Viewing
- Get-OwaVirtualDirectory, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- Get-POPSettings, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services
- Get-ReceiveConnector, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- Get-RecipientFilterConfig, Filtering spam and other unwanted email by recipient
- Get-RemoteDomain, Creating journal rules, Creating remote domains
- Get-ResourcePolicy, Tracking user and workload throttling
- Get-SendConnector, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups
- Get-SenderFilterConfig, Configuring anti-spam and message filtering options, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender
- Get-ServerHealth, Enabling and disabling web access for users, Working with virtual directories and web applications, Working with virtual directories and web applications, Tracking server health, Tracking server health
- Get-ThrottlingPolicy, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Throttling Client Access, Tracking server health
- Get-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation, Tracking server health
- Get-TransportRule, Creating transport rules
- Get-TransportService, Tracking configuration changes
- Get-WorkloadPolicy, Tracking server health
- global address list, Front-end transport
- global allowed lists, Creating or removing connection filter exceptions for email addresses
- global block lists, Creating or removing global allowed lists for IP addresses and networks
- global catalogs, Working with the Active Directory data store
- Global Throttling Policy, Tracking server health
H
- header firewall feature, Connecting source and destination servers
- header size limits, Setting connector transport limits
- headers, Pickup directory and, Managing message pickup, replay, throttling, and back pressure
- health indicators, Tracking user and workload throttling
- health sets
- ActiveSync, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- Autodiscover, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- ECP, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- Exchange Web Services (EWS), Working with virtual directories and web applications
- list of, Viewing error messages for probes, Tracing probe errors
- monitors and, Tracking server health
- OAB, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- OWA, Troubleshooting Outlook Web App, Troubleshooting Outlook Web App, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- PublicFolders, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- RPC, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- Windows PowerShell, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- HELO start command, Creating Receive connectors
- high availability
- database options, High availability database options
- Information Store and, Managing data and availability groups
- managed availability and, Working with Active Manager
- high availability transport (HAT) boundaries, shadow redundancy and, Configuring shadow redundancy
- hops, specifying maximum for Receive connectors, Creating Receive connectors
- HTTP
- default port settings, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services
- optimizing protocol logging for, Optimizing protocol logging for HTTP
- protocol log files, Optimizing protocol logging for HTTP, Working with HTTP protocol logs
- redirection role service, Redirecting users to alternate URLs
- server, controlling access to, Redirecting users to alternate URLs
- hub sites, Managing Active Directory site details, Managing Active Directory site details
- Hub Transport servers, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations, Front-end transport, Routing boundaries
- hybrid deployments
- Mailbox servers and Edge Transport servers, Configuring transport services
- message routing and delivery, Configuring transport services
- on-premises and Exchange Online, connectors for, Creating Inbound and Outbound connectors with Exchange Online
- hybrid organizations
- accepted domains and, Understanding accepted domains, authoritative domains, and relay domains
- journal rules and, Configuring journal rules
I
- idle user sessions, disconnecting, Enabling SSL on websites
- IIS
- authentication, Redirecting users to alternate URLs
- bindings, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features
- Exchange ActiveSync and, Managing Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- Log Parser Studio and, Performing queries in Log Parser Studio
- restarting, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- troubleshooting, Working with virtual directories and web applications, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- web applications and, Troubleshooting Outlook Web App, Using Outlook Web App and Exchange ActiveSync with IIS
- IMAP4 (Internet Message Access Protocol 4)
- authentication, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 bindings, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 authentication
- bindings, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 bindings
- configuring, Configuring URLs and authentication for ECP
- default port settings, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services
- enabling, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4
- message retrieval settings, Configuring connection settings for POP3 and IMAP4, Configuring message retrieval settings for POP3 and IMAP4
- Inbound connectors, Creating Inbound and Outbound connectors with Exchange Online
- incoming messages, Mailbox Transport Delivery service and, Front-end transport
- incremental resync, Updating mailbox database copies
- indexing, Renaming databases
- information store, Working with the Exchange store, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components, Managing data and availability groups, Exchange database administration
- installing Exchange Server 2013, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- Integrated Windows Authentication, Receive connectors and, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- internal DNS lookups, configuring, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups
- Internal Relay Domain accepted domain type, Creating accepted domains
- internal relay domains, Understanding accepted domains, authoritative domains, and relay domains
- Internal type Receive connectors, Connecting source and destination servers, Creating Receive connectors
- Internal type Send connectors, Connecting source and destination servers, Creating Send connectors
- Internet Message Access Protocol 4 (IMAP4). (see IMAP4 (Internet Message Access Protocol 4))
- Internet type Receive connectors, Creating Receive connectors
- Internet type Send connectors, Creating Send connectors
- interoperability with previous versions, site-based routing and, Back-end transport
- Invoke-MonitoringProbe cmdlet, Identifying responders
- IP Allow List, enabling, Creating or removing connection filter exceptions for email addresses
- IP block list services
- enabling and disabling, Setting priority and enabling block list providers
- priority order, Applying IP block lists, Setting priority and enabling block list providers
- return status codes for, Filtering connections with IP block lists, Applying IP block lists, Applying IP block lists
- IP block lists
- applying, Filtering connections with IP block lists, Applying IP block lists, Applying IP block lists
- enabling, Creating or removing global allowed lists for IP addresses and networks
- error messages, Setting priority and enabling block list providers, Specifying custom error messages to return
- exceptions, Specifying custom error messages to return, Creating or removing connection filter exceptions for email addresses
- IP site links, IP site links, Managing Active Directory site link details, Managing Active Directory site link details
- IPv4 addresses, specifying for Receive connectors, Creating Receive connectors
- IPv6 addresses, specifying for Receive connectors, Creating Receive connectors
J
- journal rules
- configuring, Configuring journal rules
- creating, Setting the NDR journaling mailbox, Creating journal rules
- managing, Creating journal rules
L
- lagged database copies, activating, Suspending and resuming replication
- least-cost routing path
- default behavior, changing, Managing Active Directory site link details
- determining, Connecting source and destination servers
- message relay, Managing Active Directory site details
- legacy Edge Transport servers. (see Edge Transport servers)
- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) queries, Working with the Active Directory data store
- line length, setting maximum, Configuring messaging options for remote domains
- linked mailboxes, Front-end transport, Working with the Exchange store
- load balancing
- Exchange ActiveSync, Using Outlook Web App and Exchange ActiveSync with IIS
- excluding a mailbox from provisioning, Preparing for automatic reseed
- mailbox databases, Understanding mailbox databases, Understanding mailbox databases
- Outlook Web App, Using Outlook Web App and Exchange ActiveSync with IIS
- local area networks (LANs), as sites, IP site links
- Local Continuous Replication (LCR), High availability database options
- log files, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components
- (see also transaction logs)
- current active, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- location, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Basic database options
- message tracking, Using message tracking
- reserve, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- secondary, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Log Parser Studio, Using Log Parser Studio
- logging, High availability database options
- (see also event logging)
- circular, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components, Moving databases, Moving databases
- connectivity, Working with HTTP protocol logs
- protocol, Getting delivery reports
M
- mail flow, testing, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- mail protocols, Configuring transport services
- mail-enabled recipients, Front-end transport
- Mail.que file, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- mailbox databases
- active vs. passive, High availability database options, Exchange database administration, Recovering deleted items from mailbox databases
- associated default files, Basic database options
- backing up data, Basic database options
- copies, creating, Creating mailbox database copies
- copies, removing passive, Removing database copies
- copy status values, Monitoring database replication status
- creating, Preparing for automatic reseed
- default, Understanding mailbox databases
- deleting, Renaming databases
- described, Working with the Exchange store
- high availability options, High availability database options
- limits on specific editions of Exchange, Creating mailbox databases
- load balancing, Understanding mailbox databases, Understanding mailbox databases
- maintenance intervals, setting, Specifying whether a database should be automatically mounted
- mounting and dismounting, Managing mailbox databases
- moving, Moving databases
- naming, Basic database options
- primary vs. secondary, Recovering deleted items from mailbox databases
- recovering databases, Managing mailbox databases, Mounting and dismounting databases
- recovering items deleted from, Recovering deleted items from mailbox databases, Recovering deleted items from mailbox databases
- recovering mailboxes deleted from, Recovering deleted mailboxes
- renaming, Moving databases, Renaming databases
- replication status, monitoring, Monitoring database replication status
- replication, suspending and resuming, Setting replay, truncation, and preference values for database copies, Suspending and resuming replication
- retention periods, setting, Setting the default offline address book
- status, Mounting and dismounting databases
- storage limits, Basic database options, Setting mailbox database limits and deletion retention, Setting mailbox database limits and deletion retention
- system requirements, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components
- updating copies, Updating mailbox database copies
- viewing file and folder paths, Moving databases
- mailbox delivery queues, Understanding Exchange queues
- mailbox policies for mobile devices
- assigning, Assigning mobile device mailbox policies
- creating, Creating mobile device mailbox policies
- optimizing, Optimizing mobile device mailbox policies
- options, Creating mobile device mailbox policies
- purpose, Managing Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- removing, Assigning mobile device mailbox policies
- viewing, Using WebReady Document Viewing
- mailbox policies for Outlook Web App, Enabling and disabling web access for users, Enabling and disabling web access for users, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features
- mailbox provisioning load balancer. (see load balancing)
- Mailbox servers
- anti-spam features, enabling, Configuring Safety Net
- as back end, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations, Creating Send connectors
- authentication settings for virtual directories, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- connectors and, Connecting source and destination servers
- database limit and maximum size, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components
- Edge Transport servers and, Configuring transport services, Creating Send connectors
- Exchange Server 2013 server roles and, Microsoft Exchange organizations: the essentials
- external DNS lookups, configuring, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups
- internal DNS lookups, configuring, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups
- queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Receive connectors and, Setting Send connector limits, Creating Receive connectors
- routing and, Back-end transport, Routing boundaries
- Mailbox Transport Delivery service, incoming messages and, Front-end transport
- Mailbox Transport service, Front-end transport, Back-end transport, Routing boundaries
- Mailbox Transport Submission service, outgoing messages and, Front-end transport
- mailbox types, Working with the Exchange store
- mailbox-enabled recipients, Front-end transport
- maintenance intervals, setting, Specifying whether a database should be automatically mounted
- managed availability, Working with Active Manager, Troubleshooting Exchange Server 2013, Tracking server health
- Managed Store. (see information store)
- MaxAllowedContentLength value, Setting Exchange ActiveSync limits, Setting Exchange Web Services limits
- MaxDocumentDataSize key, ActiveSync limits and, Setting Exchange ActiveSync limits
- MaxReceivedMessageSize value, Setting Exchange ActiveSync limits, Setting Exchange Web Services limits
- MaxRequestLength value, Setting Exchange ActiveSync limits, Setting Exchange Web Services limits
- memory usage, performance alerting and, Monitoring Exchange messaging components
- message filtering
- blocking domains and senders, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender
- by recipient, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender
- by sender, Configuring anti-spam and message filtering options
- described, Configuring messaging options for remote domains
- Edge Transport servers and, Configuring Safety Net
- IP block lists. (see IP block lists)
- preventing on internal servers, Preventing internal servers from being filtered
- message tracking
- configuring logs, Using message tracking, Configuring message tracking
- delivery reports, Reviewing message tracking logs manually
- log fields, list of, Reviewing message tracking logs manually
- purpose, Exchange Server 2013 maintenance, monitoring, and queuing
- reviewing logs manually, Searching through the tracking logs
- searching logs, Searching through the tracking logs, Searching through the tracking logs
- settings, Using message tracking
- MessageExpirationTimeout value, Configuring shadow redundancy
- messages
- header limits, Configuring transport limits
- Pickup directory limits, Changing the message processing speed
- processing speed, Configuring and moving the Pickup and Replay directories, Changing the message processing speed
- queueing, IP site links, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- receive size limits, Configuring transport limits, Setting organizational transport limits
- routing, Front-end transport, Front-end transport, Back-end transport
- send size limits, Configuring transport limits, Setting organizational transport limits
- throttling, Configuring messaging limits for the Pickup directory, Configuring message throttling
- messaging networks, Managing database availability group networks, Changing availability group network settings
- Microsoft Exchange Online. (see Exchange Online)
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2013. (see Exchange Server 2013)
- Microsoft Exchange Transport service (MSExchangeTransport.exe), Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Microsoft Exchange Writer, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components
- Microsoft Outlook. (see Outlook 2013)
- Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync directory, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- Microsoft.Exchange.Store.Service.exe. (see Information Store)
- migrating mailboxes from online to on-premises, On-premises, online, and cross-premises routing
- MIME types, Configuring direct file access, Configuring direct file access, Configuring direct file access, Configuring direct file access
- mobile devices
- Autodiscover and, Using Autodiscover
- direct file access, Configuring direct file access
- Direct Push and, Using Direct Push, Using Direct Push
- Exchange ActiveSync and, Using Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices, Managing Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- mailbox policies, Using WebReady Document Viewing
- managing access, Managing device access
- Outlook Anywhere and, Managing Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- password recovery, Using password recovery
- remote device wipe and, Using Direct Push
- remote file access, Configuring remote file access
- WebReady Document Viewing, Configuring remote file access
- monitor engine, Tracking server health
- monitors, Identifying monitors
- Mount-Database cmdlet, Dismounting and mounting databases
- mounting mailbox databases, Switching over servers and databases, Switching over servers and databases, Creating mailbox databases, Managing mailbox databases
- Move cmdlets
- Move-ActiveMailboxDatabase, High availability database options, Switching over servers and databases
- Move-DatabasePath, High availability database options, Moving databases
- MSExchangeDagMgmt.exe. (see database availability groups (DAGs))
- MSExchangeHMHost.exe, Understanding managed availability
- MSExchangeHMWorker.exe, Understanding managed availability
- MSExchangeRepl.exe. (see replication service)
- msExchMDBAvailabilityGroup object, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups
- multihomed servers, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features
- multimaster replication, Working with the Active Directory data store
- Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) values, Configuring direct file access, Configuring direct file access
- multivalued properties, shorthand for, Creating or removing connection filter exceptions for email addresses
- MX records, Configuring transport services, Creating Send connectors
N
- naming Exchange organizations, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- NDR journaling mailbox, Configuring journal rules, Setting the NDR journaling mailbox
- networks, database availability group, Managing database availability group networks
- New cmdlets
- New-AcceptedDomain, Creating accepted domains
- New-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory, Configuring URLs and authentication for Autodiscover
- New-DatabaseAvailabilityGroup, High availability database options, Creating database availability groups
- New-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupNetwork, High availability database options, Managing database availability group networks
- New-EcpVirtualDirectory, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- New-EdgeSubscription, Creating an Edge subscription
- New-EmailAddressPolicy cmdlet, Creating email address policies
- New-JournalRule, Creating journal rules
- New-MailboxDatabase, High availability database options, Creating mailbox databases
- New-MobileDeviceMailboxPolicy, Creating mobile device mailbox policies, Optimizing mobile device mailbox policies
- New-OwaMailboxPolicy, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features
- New-OWAVirtualDirectory, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- New-OwaVirtualDirectory, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- New-ReceiveConnector cmdlet, Creating Receive connectors, Viewing and managing Receive connectors, Setting organizational transport limits, Setting connector transport limits
- New-RemoteDomain cmdlet, Creating remote domains
- New-ResourcePolicy, Tracking user and workload throttling
- New-SendConnector cmdlet, Creating Send connectors, Setting organizational transport limits
- New-ThrottlingPolicy, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Throttling Client Access, Tracking server health
- New-TransportRule, Creating transport rules
- New-WorkloadManagementPolicy, Tracking user and workload throttling
- New-WorkloadPolicy, Tracking server health
- New Mailbox Database Wizard, Preparing for automatic reseed
- non-delivery of messages, Mail Transport service and, Back-end transport
- non-delivery reports, Setting Send connector limits, Configuring transport limits, Setting connector transport limits, Configuring the postmaster address and mailbox
- non-SMTP connectors, Replay directory and, Managing message pickup, replay, throttling, and back pressure
- nonpersistent queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Ntds.dit file, Working with the Active Directory data store
O
- OAB directory
- health sets, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- resetting, Configuring URLs and authentication for the OAB
- web distribution points, Starting, stopping, and restarting websites
- object-based storage, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- offline address book (OAB), Understanding mailbox databases, Creating mailbox databases, Setting the default offline address book
- Offline mode, Outlook Web App and, Working with Outlook Web App
- On-Premises connector type, Creating Inbound and Outbound connectors with Exchange Online
- organizations
- Exchange environments and, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- hybrid deployments, Configuring transport services
- recipients, managing, Front-end transport
- Outbound Connection Failure Retry Interval (Seconds), Setting Send connector limits
- outbound connections, Setting Send connector limits, Setting Send connector limits
- Outbound connectors, Creating Inbound and Outbound connectors with Exchange Online
- Outbound Proxy front-end connector
- default message size limit, Setting organizational transport limits
- purpose, Setting Send connector limits
- outgoing messages, Mailbox Transport Submission service and, Front-end transport
- Outlook 2013
- Outlook Anywhere and, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- recovering deleted items, Recovering deleted items from mailbox databases
- Outlook Anywhere
- configuring, Configuring message retrieval settings for POP3 and IMAP4, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- connections and, Organizational architecture
- described, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- RPC over HTTP and, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- vs. remote mail, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- Outlook Web Access
- disabling and enabling, Managing Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- mailboxes, accessing, Connecting to mailboxes and public folder data over the web
- public folders, accessing, Connecting to mailboxes and public folder data over the web
- Outlook Web App
- Active Monitoring and, Enabling and disabling web access for users
- application pools, configuring, Troubleshooting Outlook Web App
- configuration requirements, Mastering Outlook Web App essentials
- contacts, Working with Outlook Web App
- described, Mastering Outlook Web App essentials, Managing mobile messaging
- disabling, Enabling and disabling web access for users
- features, Getting started with Outlook Web App, Getting started with Outlook Web App, Working with Outlook Web App
- health sets, Enabling and disabling web access for users, Troubleshooting Outlook Web App, Troubleshooting Outlook Web App
- limits, Setting Exchange Web Services limits
- load balancing, Using Outlook Web App and Exchange ActiveSync with IIS
- mailbox policies, Enabling and disabling web access for users, Enabling and disabling web access for users, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features
- mailboxes, accessing, Getting started with Outlook Web App
- message size limit, Setting connector transport limits
- Offline mode, Working with Outlook Web App
- password recovery, Using password recovery
- remote device wipe and, Remotely wiping a device
- segmentation features, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- troubleshooting, Enabling and disabling web access for users
- versions, Mastering Outlook Web App essentials, Getting started with Outlook Web App
- web.config file location, Setting Exchange Web Services limits
- overlapping recycling of worker processes, Setting Outlook Web App limits
- OWA directory
- configuring URLs and authentication, Configuring URLs and authentication for OWA
- health sets, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- resetting, Configuring URLs and authentication for OWA
- OWA. (see Outlook Web App)
P
- page headers, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- Partner connection type, Creating Inbound and Outbound connectors with Exchange Online
- Partner type Receive connectors, Creating Receive connectors
- Partner type Send connectors
- described, Creating Send connectors
- header firewall feature and, Connecting source and destination servers
- password recovery for mobile devices, Using password recovery
- performance alerting, Monitoring Exchange messaging components
- performance monitoring, Managing essential services
- performance objects, Managing essential services
- persistent queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Pickup directory
- header fields and, Managing message pickup, replay, throttling, and back pressure
- message routing and delivery, Managing and maintaining mail flow
- messaging limits, Changing the message processing speed
- moving, Understanding message pickup and replay
- polling interval, Managing message pickup, replay, throttling, and back pressure
- Transport servers and, Managing message pickup, replay, throttling, and back pressure
- poison message queue, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Understanding Exchange queues
- policies
- address book, Throttling Client Access
- email address, Removing accepted domains
- Global Throttling, Tracking server health
- mailbox, for mobile devices, Using WebReady Document Viewing
- mailbox, for Outlook Web Access, Enabling and disabling web access for users, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features
- mailbox, for Outlook Web App, Enabling and disabling web access for users
- remote domains, Creating journal rules
- retention, Front-end transport, Throttling Client Access
- polling interval
- maximum messages processed, Configuring and moving the Pickup and Replay directories
- Pickup directory, Managing message pickup, replay, throttling, and back pressure
- Replay directory, Understanding message pickup and replay
- POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3)
- authentication, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 bindings, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 authentication
- bindings, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 bindings
- configuring, Configuring URLs and authentication for ECP
- connection settings, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 authentication
- default port settings, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services
- enabling, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services
- message retrieval settings, Configuring connection settings for POP3 and IMAP4, Configuring message retrieval settings for POP3 and IMAP4
- port settings for messaging protocols, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services
- Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3). (see POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3))
- postmaster address, Setting Outlook Web App limits, Configuring the postmaster address and mailbox
- PowerShell. (see Windows PowerShell)
- pre-staging cluster name objects, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups
- preference values, Creating mailbox database copies, Creating mailbox database copies, Monitoring database replication status
- preprovisioned log files
- message database, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- queue database, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- primary data files, How are Exchange Server data files used?, How are Exchange Server data files used?, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- primary role holders, Working with Active Manager, Working with Active Manager
- probe engine, Tracking server health, Tracking server health, Identifying probes
- probes
- definitions, Identifying probes
- error messages, Identifying probes
- monitors and, Identifying monitors
- tracing errors, Viewing error messages for probes
- properties
- for Receive connectors, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- for Send connectors, Viewing and managing Send connectors
- Protocol Analysis agent, Enabling anti-spam features
- protocol logging
- configuring, Getting delivery reports
- optimizing for HTTP, Optimizing protocol logging for HTTP
- properties and fields, Working with protocol logging properties and fields, Optimizing protocol logging for HTTP
- purpose, Getting delivery reports
- receive connector parameters, list of, Configuring protocol logging
- send connector parameters, list of, Configuring protocol logging
- working with log files, Optimizing protocol logging for HTTP, Working with HTTP protocol logs
- provisioning with Autodiscover, Using Autodiscover
- proxy settings, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- proxying through Client Access servers, Creating Send connectors
- Public directory, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- public folder mailboxes, Working with the Exchange store
- public folders, Send As permission and, Front-end transport
Q
- Queue Viewer, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Understanding Exchange queues, Managing queues, Understanding queue summaries and queue states
- queueing messages. (see messages)
- queues
- deleting, Deleting messages from queues
- filtering messages, Refreshing the queue view, Working with messages in queues
- forcing connections to, Working with messages in queues
- states, Managing queues
- summaries, Managing queues
- suspending and resuming, Working with messages in queues
- types, Tracking disk usage
- viewing, Understanding Exchange queues, Managing queues, Refreshing the queue view
- quorum, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups
- quorum resource, Working with Active Manager, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups
- quota notifications, Setting mailbox database limits and deletion retention, Setting mailbox database limits and deletion retention
R
- Receive connectors
- bindings, Creating Receive connectors
- creating, Setting Send connector limits, Creating Receive connectors, Creating Receive connectors, Creating Receive connectors, Creating Receive connectors
- defaults created to enable mail flow, Setting Send connector limits
- described, Connecting source and destination servers
- disabling and enabling, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- header size limits, Setting connector transport limits
- managing, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- maximum hops, specifying, Creating Receive connectors
- permissions, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- properties, changing, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- protocol logging, parameters for, Configuring protocol logging
- recipient limits, Setting connector transport limits
- removing, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- security, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- specifying IP addresses, Creating Receive connectors
- transport limits, Setting organizational transport limits
- types of, Creating Receive connectors
- viewing, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- recharge rate, client access and, Throttling Client Access
- Recipient Filter agent, Enabling anti-spam features
- recipient limits, Setting connector transport limits
- recipients
- defined, Front-end transport
- filtering, Creating email address policies, Creating email address policies, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender, Filtering spam and other unwanted email by recipient
- limits, Configuring transport limits
- managing, Front-end transport
- resolution of, Back-end transport
- recovering mailbox databases, Managing mailbox databases, Mounting and dismounting databases
- recovery actions, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- recovery response, levels, Tracking server health
- redirecting users to alternate URLs, Restricting incoming connections and setting time-out values, Redirecting users to alternate URLs
- relay domains, Understanding back pressure
- relay queues, Understanding Exchange queues
- relaying messages, Managing Active Directory site details
- remote delivery queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Understanding Exchange queues
- remote device wipe, Using Direct Push
- remote domains, Creating journal rules
- creating, Creating remote domains
- message options for, Creating remote domains, Configuring messaging options for remote domains, Configuring messaging options for remote domains
- policies, Creating journal rules
- removing, Configuring messaging options for remote domains
- settings, Creating journal rules
- viewing, Creating journal rules
- remote file access, Configuring remote file access
- remote mail vs. Outlook Anywhere, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- remote network settings, specifying, Creating Receive connectors
- Remove cmdlets
- Remove-AcceptedDomain, Removing accepted domains
- Remove-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory, Configuring URLs and authentication for Autodiscover, Using Direct Push
- Remove-DatabaseAvailabilityGroup, High availability database options, Removing database availability groups
- Remove-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupNetwork, High availability database options, Managing database availability group networks
- Remove-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupServer, High availability database options, Managing database availability group networks, Restoring operations after a DAG member failure
- Remove-EdgeSubscription, Removing Edge subscriptions
- Remove-EmailAddressPolicy, Editing and applying email address policies
- Remove-IPAllowListEntry, Creating or removing global allowed lists for IP addresses and networks
- Remove-IPBlockList, Creating or removing global block lists for IP addresses and networks
- Remove-IPBlockListProvider, Applying IP block lists
- Remove-JournalRule, Creating journal rules
- Remove-MailboxDatabase, High availability database options, Renaming databases
- Remove-MailboxDatabaseCopy, High availability database options, Restoring operations after a DAG member failure, Restoring operations after a DAG member failure, Removing database copies
- Remove-OWAVirtualDirectory, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- Remove-OwaVirtualDirectory, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- Remove-ReceiveConnector, Creating Inbound and Outbound connectors with Exchange Online
- Remove-RemoteDomain, Configuring messaging options for remote domains
- Remove-ResourcePolicy, Tracking user and workload throttling
- Remove-SendConnector, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups
- Remove-ThrottlingPolicy, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Throttling Client Access, Tracking server health
- Remove-TransportRule, Creating transport rules
- Remove-WorkloadPolicy, Tracking server health
- renaming Active Directory sites, Managing Active Directory site details
- Replay directory, Managing and maintaining mail flow
- message routing and delivery, Managing and maintaining mail flow
- moving, Configuring and moving the Pickup and Replay directories
- non-SMTP connectors and, Managing message pickup, replay, throttling, and back pressure
- polling interval, Understanding message pickup and replay
- replay lag time, Creating mailbox database copies, Monitoring database replication status
- replaying logs into lagged copies, Setting replay, truncation, and preference values for database copies, Setting replay, truncation, and preference values for database copies
- replication
- automatic reseed and, Understanding mailbox databases
- database availability groups and, Creating mailbox database copies
- disabling, Managing database availability group networks, Managing database availability group networks
- event logging, High availability database options
- monitoring status, Monitoring database replication status
- multimaster, Working with the Active Directory data store
- networks, Managing database availability group networks, Changing availability group network settings
- seeding and, Updating mailbox database copies
- service, Working with the Exchange store, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components
- suspending, Creating mailbox database copies, Setting replay, truncation, and preference values for database copies, Suspending and resuming replication
- testing, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- reseeding databases, Understanding mailbox databases, Preparing for automatic reseed, Updating mailbox database copies
- reserve log files
- message database, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- queue database, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- resource thresholds, Tracking user and workload throttling
- responder engine, Tracking server health, Tracking server health
- responders, identifying, Identifying recovery actions
- restarting websites, Starting, stopping, and restarting websites
- Restore-DatabaseAvailabilityGroup cmdlet, High availability database options, Configuring database availability group properties
- restoring databases, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components, Understanding mailbox databases, Preparing for automatic reseed
- result types, Identifying responders
- Resume-MailboxDatabaseCopy cmdlet, High availability database options, Suspending and resuming replication
- retention periods, Setting the default offline address book
- retention policies, Front-end transport, Throttling Client Access
- retrying unsuccessful outbound connections, Setting Send connector limits
- return status codes for IP block list services, Filtering connections with IP block lists
- role assignment policy, Throttling Client Access
- roles, primary vs. secondary Active Managers, Working with Active Manager, Working with Active Manager
- room mailboxes, Working with the Exchange store
- routing
- cost of a route, IP site links
- cross-premises, On-premises, online, and cross-premises routing
- delivery groups and, Front-end transport, Routing boundaries
- distribution group expansion servers, Using global catalogs
- Front End Transport service and, Front-end transport, Front-end transport
- incoming messages, Front-end transport
- multi-recipient messages, IP site links
- site-based vs. group based, Back-end transport
- routing destinations, delivery groups and, Managing Active Directory site details
- routing headers, Connecting source and destination servers
- row offsets, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- RPC directory, Working with virtual directories and web applications, Configuring URLs and authentication for Outlook Anywhere, Configuring URLs and authentication for Outlook Anywhere
- RPC MAPI, Transport service and, Front-end transport
- RPC over HTTP. (see Outlook Anywhere)
- RPC over TCP/IP, Outlook Anywhere and, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- RPC sessions, Mailbox servers and, Organizational architecture
S
- SafeList aggregation feature, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender
- Safety Net
- hold time, Configuring Safety Net
- parameters, list of, Configuring Safety Net
- queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Configuring shadow redundancy, Configuring shadow redundancy, Understanding Exchange queues
- SAN (storage area network) implementation, Basic database options
- schema data type, Working with the Active Directory data store
- searching
- content indexing and, Renaming databases
- tracking logs, Searching through the tracking logs, Searching through the tracking logs
- secondary log files
- mailbox database, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- queue database, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- secondary role holders, Working with Active Manager
- security
- Exchange ActiveSync safeguards, Using Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- groups, specifying for Receive connectors, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- header firewall feature, Connecting source and destination servers
- mobile device mailbox policies, Managing Exchange ActiveSync and Outlook Web App for Devices
- security (continued)
- Outlook Anywhere and, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- Pickup directory permissions, Understanding message pickup and replay
- Receive connectors and, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- remote device wipe, Using Direct Push
- Replay directory permissions, Understanding message pickup and replay
- seeding databases, Updating mailbox database copies
- segmentation, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- segmentation features
- Send As permission, Front-end transport
- Send connectors
- address spaces and, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors
- creating, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors
- described, Configuring transport services
- disabling, Viewing and managing Send connectors
- DNS lookups, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups
- enabling, Viewing and managing Send connectors
- for internal mail flow, Creating Send connectors
- for Internet mail flow, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors
- limits, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups, Setting Send connector limits
- linking to specific Receive connectors, Creating Send connectors
- managing, Viewing and managing Send connectors, Viewing and managing Send connectors
- maximum size for messages, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors
- properties, changing, Viewing and managing Send connectors
- protocol logging, parameters for, Configuring protocol logging
- removing, Viewing and managing Send connectors
- setting cost of, Creating Send connectors
- transport limits, Setting organizational transport limits
- types, Creating Send connectors
- viewing, Viewing and managing Send connectors, Viewing and managing Send connectors
- Sender Filter agent, Enabling anti-spam features
- sender filtering, Configuring anti-spam and message filtering options, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender
- Sender ID agent, Enabling anti-spam features
- server health
- tracking, Troubleshooting Exchange Server 2013
- transition states, list of, Understanding managed availability, Understanding managed availability
- service health, testing, Tracking configuration changes
- Set cmdlets
- Set-AcceptedDomain, Changing the accepted domain type and identifier
- Set-ActiveSyncVirtualDirectory, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Configuring remote file access
- Set-AdSite, Managing Active Directory site details, Managing Active Directory site link details
- Set-AdSiteLink, Managing Active Directory site link details
- Set-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Configuring URLs and authentication for Autodiscover, Using Direct Push
- Set-CASMailbox, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features, Assigning mobile device mailbox policies
- Set-ContentFilterConfig, Specifying custom error messages to return, Preventing internal servers from being filtered
- Set-DatabaseAvailabilityGroup, High availability database options, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups, Changing availability group network settings, Changing availability group network settings, Configuring database availability group properties, Setting replay, truncation, and preference values for database copies
- Set-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupNetwork, High availability database options, Changing availability group network settings
- Set-EcpVirtualDirectory, Working with virtual directories and web applications, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- Set-EmailAddressPolicy, Editing and applying email address policies
- Set-ExchangeServer, Tracking user and workload throttling
- Set-IMAPSettings, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services
- Set-IPBlockListConfig, Applying IP block lists
- Set-IPBlockListProvider, Applying IP block lists, Setting priority and enabling block list providers, Specifying custom error messages to return, Preventing internal servers from being filtered
- Set-IPBlockListProvidersConfig, Applying IP block lists, Creating or removing connection filter exceptions for email addresses
- Set-JournalRule, Creating journal rules
- Set-MailboxDatabase, High availability database options, Understanding mailbox databases, Setting the default offline address book, Setting mailbox database limits and deletion retention, Recovering deleted mailboxes, Specifying whether a database should be automatically mounted, Setting the maintenance interval, Moving databases, Moving databases, Renaming databases
- Set-MailboxDatabaseCopy, High availability database options, Setting replay, truncation, and preference values for database copies, Configuring Safety Net
- Set-MailboxServer, Switching over servers and databases
- Set-MailboxTransportService, Configuring connectivity logging
- Set-MobileDeviceMailboxPolicy, Optimizing mobile device mailbox policies, Optimizing mobile device mailbox policies, Assigning mobile device mailbox policies
- Set-OabVirtualDirectory, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- Set-OutlookAnywhere, Configuring URLs and authentication for Outlook Anywhere
- Set-OwaMailboxPolicy, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features
- Set-OWAVirtualDirectory, Working with virtual directories and web applications, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Configuring direct file access, Configuring direct file access, Using WebReady Document Viewing, Using WebReady Document Viewing
- Set-POPSettings, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services
- Set-PowerShellVirtualDirectory, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- Set-ReceiveConnector, Creating Inbound and Outbound connectors with Exchange Online, Setting organizational transport limits, Setting connector transport limits, Configuring shadow redundancy, Configuring message throttling
- Set-RecipientFilterConfig, Filtering spam and other unwanted email by recipient
- Set-RemoteDomai, Configuring messaging options for remote domains
- Set-ResourcePolicy, Tracking user and workload throttling
- Set-SendConnector, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups, Setting organizational transport limits, Configuring shadow redundancy, Configuring messaging limits for the Pickup directory
- Set-SenderFilterConfig, Configuring anti-spam and message filtering options, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender
- Set-SenderIdConfig, Preventing internal servers from being filtered
- Set-Service, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services
- Set-ThrottlingPolicy, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Tracking server health
- Set-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation, Tracking server health
- Set-TransportConfig, Setting organizational transport limits, Configuring shadow redundancy, Configuring shadow redundancy, Configuring Safety Net
- Set-TransportRule, Creating transport rules
- Set-TransportServer, Setting Outlook Web App limits
- Set-TransportService, Configuring shadow redundancy, Configuring Safety Net, Enabling anti-spam features, Managing message pickup, replay, throttling, and back pressure, Configuring and moving the Pickup and Replay directories, Changing the message processing speed, Configuring messaging limits for the Pickup directory, Using message tracking, Configuring connectivity logging
- Set-TransportService cmdlet, Understanding message pickup and replay
- Set-WebServicesVirtualDirectory, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- Set-WorkloadPolicy, Tracking server health
- shadow redundancy
- shared mailboxes, Working with the Exchange store
- sharing policy, Throttling Client Access
- Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). (see SMTP)
- site bindings, Enabling and disabling Outlook Web App features
- site links
- configuration information, viewing, Managing Active Directory site link details
- described, IP site links
- Exchange-specific costs, setting, Managing Active Directory site link details
- maximum size for messaages, Managing Active Directory site link details
- relaying messages across, IP site links
- site membership, for Exchange servers, Routing boundaries
- site-based routing, Back-end transport
- slow networks, defining, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- smart hosts
- adding to Send connectors, Creating Send connectors
- authentication and, Creating Send connectors
- defined, Creating Send connectors
- SMTP
- address spaces, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors
- connectors, Configuring transport services
- default port settings, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services
- delivering messages, Front-end transport
- primary address, Back-end transport
- routing messages, Front-end transport
- Send connectors, for Internet mail flow, Creating Send connectors, Creating Send connectors
- standard vs. extended sessions, Creating Receive connectors
- soft-deleted mailboxes, Recovering deleted mailboxes
- source servers, Creating Send connectors
- source transport servers, Front-end transport
- spam confidence levels, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender
- spam filtering, Configuring anti-spam and message filtering options, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender, Filtering spam and other unwanted mail by sender
- SSL
- enabling on websites, Configuring ports, IP addresses, and host names used by websites
- Outlook Anywhere and, Moving from remote mail to Outlook Anywhere
- Standby Continuous Replication (SCR), High availability database options
- Start-DatabaseAvailabilityGroup cmdlet, High availability database options, Configuring database availability group properties
- starting websites, Starting, stopping, and restarting websites
- State Or Province filter condition, Creating email address policies
- State values, list of, Tracking server health
- Stop-DatabaseAvailabilityGroup cmdlet, High availability database options, Configuring database availability group properties
- stopping websites, Starting, stopping, and restarting websites
- storage area network (SAN) implementation, Basic database options
- storage limits for mailbox databases, Setting mailbox database limits and deletion retention, Setting mailbox database limits and deletion retention
- submission queue, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Tracking disk usage
- subscribing Edge Transport servers, Enabling anti-spam features, Creating an Edge subscription
- Suspend-MailboxDatabaseCopy cmdlet, High availability database options, Suspending and resuming replication
- switching over servers and databases, Removing database availability groups
- switchover
- defined, High availability database options
- vs. failover, Removing database availability groups
- synchronizing
- Edge subscriptions, Creating an Edge subscription
- mobile devices, Using Direct Push
- preventing, Managing device access
- system services, Managing essential services, Managing essential services
T
- temporary data files
- message database, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- queue databasee, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- temporary log (E##tmp.log) file, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- Test cmdlets
- Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-ArchiveConnectivity, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-AssistantHealth, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-CalendarConnectivity, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-EcpConnectivity, Enabling SSL on websites, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-EdgeSynchronization, Synchronizing Edge subscriptions, Verifying Edge subscriptions, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-ExchangeSearch, Troubleshooting indexing, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-FederationTrust, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-FederationTrustCertificate, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-IMAPConnectivity, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-IPAllowListProvider, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test cmdlets (continued)
- Test-IPBlockListProvider, Applying IP block lists, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-IRMConfiguration, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-Mailflow, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-MAPIConnectivity, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-MRSHealth, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-OAuthConnectivity, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-OutlookConnectivity, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-OutlookWebServices, Enabling SSL on websites, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-OWAConnectivity, Enabling and disabling web access for users, Working with virtual directories and web applications, Enabling SSL on websites, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-POPConnectivity, Enabling the Exchange POP3 and IMAP4 services, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-PowerShellConnectivity, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-ReplicationHealth, Switching over servers and databases, Checking continuous replication status, Moving databases, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-SenderId, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-ServiceHealth, Tracking configuration changes
- Test-SmtpConnectivity, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-UMConnectivity, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- Test-WebServicesConnectivity, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- throttling
- time-out values, setting, Enabling SSL on websites, Restricting incoming connections and setting time-out values
- TLS connections, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 bindings, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 authentication
- Tmp.edb file, How are Exchange Server data files used?, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- TNEF (Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format), remote domains and, Configuring messaging options for remote domains
- touch-capable computers, managing Exchange Server 2013 using, Introduction
- tracking logs
- event fields, Reviewing message tracking logs manually
- importing, Reviewing message tracking logs manually
- purpose, Using message tracking
- searching, Searching through the tracking logs, Searching through the tracking logs
- tracking messages. (see message tracking)
- transaction logs, Understanding mailbox types and data storage components, How are Exchange Server data files used?, How are Exchange Server data files used?, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Transient Failure Retry Attempts, Setting Send connector limits
- Transient Failure Retry Interval (Minutes), Setting Send connector limits
- transition state, Understanding managed availability, Understanding managed availability
- transport dumpster queue, Understanding Exchange queues
- Transport Layer Security, Viewing and managing Receive connectors
- transport limits
- connector, Setting organizational transport limits, Setting connector transport limits
- described, Configuring transport limits
- organizational, Setting organizational transport limits, Setting organizational transport limits
- retrying unsuccessful connections, Setting Send connector limits
- server, Setting connector transport limits, Setting Exchange ActiveSync limits, Setting Exchange Web Services limits
- Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (TNEF) message data, remote domains and, Configuring messaging options for remote domains
- transport rules
- actions, Understanding transport rules, Creating transport rules
- conditions, Preventing internal servers from being filtered, Creating transport rules
- creating, Understanding transport rules, Creating transport rules
- exceptions, Understanding transport rules, Creating transport rules
- managing, Creating transport rules
- transport servers
- destination delivery group and, Front-end transport
- DNS lookups, Configuring Send connector DNS lookups
- Pickup directory and, Managing message pickup, replay, throttling, and back pressure
- queues, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Send connectors and, Creating Send connectors
- Transport service
- back-end transport and, Front-end transport
- Mailbox servers and, Creating Send connectors
- Receive connectors and, Creating Receive connectors
- transporting messages. (see Front End Transport service; Mailbox Transport services; routing)
- Trn.chk file, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Trn.log file, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- TRN00000001.log file, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- TRNRes00001.jrs file, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- Trntmp.log file, Working with Exchange Server message queues
- troubleshooting steps, Testing service health, mail flow, replication, and more
- truncation lag time, Creating mailbox database copies
U
- Unified Messaging servers, Understanding Exchange Server 2013 organizations
- unreachable queue, Working with Exchange Server message queues, Understanding Exchange queues
- Update-EmailAddressPolicy cmdlet, Creating email address policies, Editing and applying email address policies
- Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy cmdlet, High availability database options, Updating mailbox database copies, Monitoring database replication status, Troubleshooting indexing
- upgrading to Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise edition, Creating mailbox databases, Creating mailbox databases
- user mailboxes, Working with the Exchange store
- user throttling, Tracking server health, Tracking user and workload throttling
V
- virtual directories
- authentication on Client Access servers, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- authentication on Mailbox servers, Controlling access to the HTTP server
- recreating, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- web applications and, Using Outlook Web App and Exchange ActiveSync with IIS
- virtual directories for Autodiscover, resetting, Configuring URLs and authentication for Autodiscover
W
- web applications
- IIS and, Troubleshooting Outlook Web App, Using Outlook Web App and Exchange ActiveSync with IIS
- root virtual directory, Using Outlook Web App and Exchange ActiveSync with IIS
- web distribution points
- configuring, Configuring URLs and authentication for the OAB
- properties, Starting, stopping, and restarting websites
- web.config file location
- Exchange ActiveSync, Setting connector transport limits
- Exchange Web Services, Setting Exchange ActiveSync limits
- Outlook Web App, Setting Exchange Web Services limits
- WebReady Document Viewing, Configuring remote file access
- website limits, Restricting incoming connections and setting time-out values
- websites, starting and stopping, Starting, stopping, and restarting websites
- wide area network (WAN) links, as site boundaries, IP site links
- Windows authentication, Redirecting users to alternate URLs, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Controlling access to the HTTP server, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 bindings, Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 authentication
- Windows Failover Clustering, High availability database options, High availability database options, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups
- Windows Firewall, witness server and, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups
- Windows PowerShell
- directory, Working with virtual directories and web applications
- throttling, Throttling Client Access
- witness servers, Understanding managed availability, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups, Pre-staging and preparing for database availability groups, Creating database availability groups, Changing availability group network settings, Configuring database availability group properties
- working files, How are Exchange Server data files used?, How are Exchange Server data files used?
- workload classifications, Tracking server health
- workload throttling, Tracking server health, Tracking user and workload throttling
- wrapping text, Configuring messaging options for remote domains
X
- X-headers, Connecting source and destination servers
- X.509 certificates, Configuring ports, IP addresses, and host names used by websites
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