Demonstration Steps for Module 4: Managing Recipient

Objects

Demonstration: How to Manage Mailbox Users

Preparation
Ensure that the 5047B-SYD-DC1 and 5047B-SYD-EX2 virtual machines are running.
Log on to the virtual machines as Administrator with the password of Pa$$w0rd.

Important: When you start the virtual machines, ensure that you start 5047B-SYD-
DC1 first and that it is fully started before starting any other virtual machines. If you
receive a notification that one or more services failed to start when starting a virtual
machine, open the Services console on the virtual machine and ensure that all
Microsoft Exchange services that are configured to start automatically are started.

 Demonstration Steps
1. On SYD-DC1, click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange
Server 2007, and then click Exchange Management Console.
2. If necessary, in the console tree, expand Recipient Configuration, and then click
Recipient Configuration. This displays all types of recipients, up to a maximum
1,000 recipients.
3. Right-click Recipient Configuration and read the available options:
 Modify recipient scope. Allows you to select recipients from only a specific OU,
domain, or the entire forest.
 Modify the Maximum Number of Recipients to Display. Allows you to modify
the maximum number of recipients displayed at one time. This is useful for large
organizations.
4. In the result pane, click Create Filter. You can create filters to list only specific
users based on user attributes such as City, Custom Attributes, or Department.
5. Click Remove Filter.
6. In the console tree, under Recipient Configuration, click Mailbox. This displays
only accounts with mailboxes, such as mailbox users and resource mailboxes.
7. Right-click Mailbox, and then click New Mailbox.
8. Click Next to accept the default option of User Mailbox.
9. Click Next to accept the default option of New user.

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10. Enter the following information for the user to be created:
 First name: Simon
 Last name: Pearson
 User logon name (User Principal Name): Simon
 Password: Pa$$w0rd
 Confirm password: Pa$$w0rd
11. Click Next.
12. On the Mailbox Settings page, click Browse. Select an appropriate mailbox database
and click OK. Click Next to accept the other mailbox settings.
13. Click New to create the Simon user account and mailbox.
14. Read the Exchange Management Shell cmdlet, and then click Finish. The new
account for Simon has now been created and can be used.
15. Right-click Mailbox, and then click New Mailbox.
16. Click Next to accept the default option of User Mailbox.
17. Click Existing user, and then click Add. Notice that this is a list of all users in the
domain who have not been configured as Mailbox Users.
18. Press CTRL and click Jose Lugo and Tony Wang. Click OK, and then click Next.
This new Exchange Server 2007 SP1 feature enables you to create mailboxes for
multiple users at one time.
19. On the Mailbox Settings page, click Browse. Select an appropriate mailbox database
and click OK. Click Next.
20. Click New to create the mailboxes.
21. Read the Exchange Management Shell cmdlet and then click Finish.
22. Press SHIFT and then in the result pane, click the top mailbox in the list followed by
the last mailbox in the list. Click Export List.
23. In the Export List dialog box, in the Filename field, type MailboxExport and then
click Save.
24. Click the Start button and then click Documents. Double-click MailboxExport.txt
to display the file contents. Close Notepad and close Documents.
25. In the result pane, right-click Kim Akers, click Remove, and then click Yes. This
removed the Kim Akers user account from Active Directory and deletes the mailbox.
26. Right-click Qin Hong, click Disable, and then click Yes. This deletes the mailbox
for the user, but does not remove the Active Directory user account.
27. Close the Exchange Management Console.

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28. Click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, and
then click Exchange Management Shell.
29. Type New-Mailbox –alias Garth –database “First Storage Group\Mailbox
Database” –Name Garth –OrganizationalUnit Users –FirstName Garth –
LastName Fort –DisplayName “Garth Fort” –UserPrincipalName
“[email protected]”, and then press ENTER. This cmdlet creates a new user
object in Active Directory and a new mailbox for that user.

Tip: To save time in this demonstration, create a notepad file with these cmdlets
and either attach the file in an iso or as a virtual floppy disk.

30. At the Password prompt, type Pa$$w0rd and then press ENTER. There is a
password option that can be used with the New-Mailbox cmdlet to set the password
for the new user and eliminate user input, but the password cannot be included as
plain text. The password must be stored as a secure string in a variable. For scripts,
the passwords could be read from a file, stored as a secure string, and then passed to
the New-Mailbox cmdlet. A password is not required for mailbox-enabling an
existing user or creating resource mailboxes.
31. Type Enable-Mailbox [email protected] –database “First Storage
Group\Mailbox Database”, and then press ENTER. This mailbox enables the user
object based on a user principal name (UPN). No password is required because the
user account already exists.
32. Type get-user –OrganizationalUnit “adatum.com/Sales” | enable-mailbox
–database “SYD-DC1\mailbox database”, and then press ENTER. This cmdlet
mailbox-enables all users in the Sales OU. The Get-User cmdlet returns a list of all
users in the forest matching the specified attributes, in this case, users in the Sales
OU. The list of users is then piped to the Enable-Mailbox cmdlet to mailbox-enable
the users.
33. Type Remove-Mailbox –Identity “[email protected]”, press ENTER, and then
press ENTER to confirm. This cmdlet removes the Active Directory user account and
mailbox for Garth.
34. Type get-user –OrganizationalUnit “adatum.com/Sales” | disable-mailbox, and
then press ENTER. This cmdlet removes the mailboxes for all users in the Sales OU,
but does not remove the Active Directory user accounts.
35. Type A, and then press ENTER to confirm disabling all mailboxes.
36. Close the Exchange Management Shell.

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Demonstration: Managing Mailbox Configuration Options

Preparation
Ensure that the 5047B-SYD-DC1 and 5047B-SYD-EX2 virtual machines are running.
Log on to the virtual machines as Administrator with the password of Pa$$w0rd.
 Demonstration Steps
1. On SYD-DC1, click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange
Server 2007, and then click Exchange Management Console.
2. In the console tree, expand Recipient Configuration, and then click Mailbox.
3. Right-click Brian Cox, and then click Properties. On the General tab, you can
configure the mailbox alias and hide this user from Exchange Server address lists.
4. Click the User Information tab. This tab shows information about the user that can
be edited with the Active Directory Users and Computers.
5. Click the Address and Phone tab. This tab shows information about the user that
can be edited with the Active Directory Users and Computer.
6. Click the Organization tab. This tab shows information about the user that can be
edited with the Active Directory Users and Computers.
7. Click the Account tab. This tab shows a subset of the account information available
in Active Directory Users and Computers.
8. Click the Member of tab. This tab shows only the universal groups of which this
user is a member.
9. Click the Mailbox Settings tab. This tab allows you to configure messaging records
management and storage quotas for a user.
10. Click Storage Quotas, and then click Properties. The Storage Quotas dialog box
allows you to override the mailbox database defaults for storage quotas and deleted
item retention.
11. Clear the Use mailbox database defaults option, select the Prohibit send at option,
enter 50000, and then click OK. This prohibits the ability to send messages when the
user mailbox has about 50 MB of data.
12. Click the Mailbox Features tab. On this tab, you can enable, modify, and disable
various client features.
13. Click Exchange ActiveSync, and then click Disable. This disables Exchange
ActiveSync for this user. This user will be unable to synchronize with mobile devices
by using Exchange ActiveSync.
14. Click the Mail Flow Settings tab. This tab allows you to configure delivery options,
message size restrictions, and message delivery restrictions for this user.

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15. Click Delivery Options, and then click Properties. This dialog box allows you to
configure Send on behalf permission for this account, a forwarding address, and the
maximum number of recipients for a message that this user creates.
16. Under Send on behalf, click Add, click Ron Gabel, and then click OK. Ron now is
allowed to send messages on behalf of Brian.
17. Click OK.
18. Click Message Size Restrictions, and then click Properties. In this dialog box, you
can restrict the maximum message size that this user can send and receive.
19. Click Cancel.
20. Click Message Delivery Restrictions, and then click Properties. In this dialog box,
you can configure which users are able to send messages to this user.
21. Click Cancel.
22. Click the E-mail Addresses tab. This tab allows you to configure and edit the e-mail
addresses for the user.
23. Click Add, type [email protected], and then click OK.
24. Deselect Automatically update e-mail addresses based on e-mail address policy.
25. With [email protected] selected, click Set as Reply. Messages sent by Brian
will now use this as the return e-mail address.
26. Click OK to close the Brian Cox Properties dialog box.
27. In the result pane, right-click Brian Cox, click Manage Send As Permission. This
option is available only with Exchange Server 2007 SP1.
28. Click Add, type Ron, click Find Now, click OK, and then click Manage. Click
Finish.
29. Click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, and
then click Exchange Management Shell.
30. Type Get-DistributionGroupMember Finance | Set-CASMailbox
–ActiveSyncEnabled $false, and then press ENTER. This option disables Exchange
ActiveSync for all members of the Finance distribution group. The Set-CASMailbox
cmdlet configures client access attributes, such as Exchange ActiveSync, POP3, and
Outlook Web Access.
31. Type Add-MailboxPermission Brian –User “Katie Jordan” –AccessRights
FullAccess, and then press ENTER. This grants Katie full access to Brian’s mailbox,
including Send as permission.

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 32. Type Set-Mailbox Brian –HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled $true, and then
press ENTER. This hides Brian’s mailbox from address lists. For all Boolean
operations, the valid values are $true or $false. The “$” is required.
33. Type Set-Mailbox Brian –ProhibitSendQuota unlimited, and then press ENTER.
This cmdlet removed the prohibit send at storage limit.
34. Type Set-Mailbox Brian –PrimarySmtpAddress “[email protected]”, and then
press ENTER. This configures [email protected] as the primary e-mail address for
Brian.
35. Close the Exchange Management Shell.
36. Close the Exchange Management Console.

Demonstration: How to Move Mailboxes

Preparation
Ensure that the 5047B-SYD-DC1 and 5047B-SYD-EX2 virtual machines are running.
Log on to the virtual machines as Administrator with the password of Pa$$w0rd.
 Demonstration Steps
1. On SYD-DC1, click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange
Server 2007, and then click Exchange Management Console.
2. If necessary, in the console tree, expand Recipient Configuration, and then click
Mailbox.
3. In the result pane, right-click Brian Cox, and then click Move Mailbox.
4. On the Introduction page, click Browse. Click SYD-EX2, and click OK.
5. Click Next. You could move this mailbox to any organizational mailbox database
that exists, including different servers.
6. In the Move Options screen, click Skip the corrupted messages. When this option
is selected, you can move a user mailbox even if it has corrupted messages. This
allows you to move a mailbox as a mechanism for repairing it or recovering all
available messages from it. However, after the mailbox is moved, you can no longer
attempt to recover the corrupted messages.
7. In the Maximum number of messages to skip box, type 10. If a mailbox has over
10 corrupted messages, it will not be moved. This gives you an opportunity to
attempt repairing the mailbox, if you think too much information will be lost by
moving it.
8. Click Next.
9. In the Move Schedule screen, click At the following time. Mailboxes cannot be
moved when users are logged on and using them. You can use the Move Mailbox

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 wizard to schedule moves to happen during the night when users are not logged on.
You also can cancel the tasks that run too long to ensure that the move is not in
process when the users come back in the morning.
10. Click Next.
11. Read the summary and then click Move. The time to move mailboxes depends on the
size of contents in the mailbox.
12. Read the completion summary, and then click Finish.
13. In the result pane, select Katarina Larsson and Katie Jordan, right-click the
selection, and then click Move Mailbox.
14. On the Introduction page, click Browse. Click SYD-EX2, and click OK and then
click Next.
15. Click Next to accept the default options on the Move Options screen.
16. Click Next to accept the default options on the Move Schedule screen.
17. Read the summary, and then click Move.
18. Read the completion summary, and then click Finish.
19. Close the Exchange Management Console.
20. Click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, and
then click Exchange Management Shell.
21. Type Get-Mailbox –Database “SYD-EX2\Mailbox Database” | Move-Mailbox –
TargetDatabase “SYD-DC1\Mailbox Database”, and then press ENTER. This
cmdlet moves all of the mailboxes from Mailbox Database on SYD-EX2 to Mailbox
Database on SYD-DC1.
22. Type A, and then press ENTER to move all mailboxes.
23. Close the Exchange Management Shell.

Demonstration: How to Manage Resource Mailboxes

Preparation
Ensure that the 5047B-SYD-DC1 and 5047B-SYD-EX2 virtual machines are running.
Log on to the virtual machines as Administrator with the password of Pa$$w0rd.
 Demonstration Steps
1. On SYD-DC1, click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange
Server 2007, and then click Exchange Management Console.
2. If necessary, in the console tree, expand Recipient Configuration, and then click
Mailbox. You can see that one resource mailbox for MeetingRoom1 already exists.

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3. In the console tree, right-click Mailbox, and then click then New Mailbox.
4. Click the Equipment Mailbox type, and then click Next. This type of resource
mailbox is used for booking equipment such as LCD projectors or company vehicles.
5. Click Next to accept the default option of New user. In most cases, you will create a
new user when creating resource mailboxes, because there will be no existing Active
Directory account for the equipment.
6. Fill in the following information for the new user:
 First name: LCDProjector
 User logon name (User Principal Name): LCDProjector
7. Click Next. A password does not need to be entered, because the user account will be
disabled.
8. Click Browse, click OK and then click Next to accept the default mailbox settings.
9. Review the configuration summary and then click New.
10. Review the results and then click Finish.
11. Right-click LCDProjector, and then click Properties.
12. Click the Resource Information tab. This tab is used to view custom resource
properties and the resource capacity. Resource capacity is typically used to designate
how many people a room can hold or the number of passengers for a vehicle.
13. Click Cancel.
14. Close the Exchange Management Console.
15. Click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, and
then click Exchange Management Shell.
16. Type New-Mailbox –alias ExecMeet –database “First Storage Group\Mailbox
Database” –Name “Executive Meeting Room” –OrganizationalUnit Resources –
DisplayName “Executive Meeting Room” –UserPrincipalName
“[email protected]” –room, and then press ENTER. The –room parameter
indicates that this new user is a resource. Notice that a password was not required,
because the user account is disabled.
17. Type Set-MailboxCalendarSettings ExecMeet –AutomateProcessing
AutoAccept, and then press ENTER. This cmdlet configures ExecMeet to
automatically accept appointments based on the configured scheduling options. The
default setting for this option is AutoUpdate, which marks new appointment requests
as tentative and requires a user to approve the request.
18. Type Get-MailboxCalendarSettings ExecMeet, and then press ENTER. This
displays the configuration of the automatic calendar settings for ExecMeet. These
settings define how and when appointments are automatically accepted. All of these

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options can be configured with the Set-MailboxCalendarSettings cmdlet. Some of
the options are:
 AllowConflicts. The default configuration is false, which prevents overlapping
appointments for a resource.
 AllowRecurringMeetings. The default is true, which allows you to books rooms
and equipment for recurring meetings such as weekly status meetings.
 AllRequestInPolicy. The default is true, which allows all users to request
appointments with the resource, if the request meets all specified requirements
such as no conflicts. Requests must still be approved by a resource mailbox
delegate unless AllBookInPolicy is true.
 AllBookInPolicy. The default is true, which allows all users to book
appointments with the resource, if the request meets all specified requirements
such as no conflicts.
 AllRequestOutOfPolicy. The default is false, which prevents all users from
requesting appointments that do not meet specified requirements such as no
conflicts.
 BookInPolicy. A list of users for whom requests that meet the specified
requirements are automatically booked without approval from a resource mailbox
delegate.
 RequestOutOfPolicy. A list of users who are allowed to submit appointment
requests that do not meet specified requirements such as no conflicts. All
requests must still be approved by a resource mailbox delegate.

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  TentativePendingApproval. The default is true, which marks appointment
requests as tentative until they are approved. When this value is false, pending
appointments are not displayed on the calendar.
 MaximumDurationInMinutes. Specifies the maximum length of the appointment
that this resource will accept.
19. Close the Exchange Management Shell.

Demonstration: How to Manage Mailbox Deletions

Preparation
Ensure that the 5047B-SYD-DC1 and 5047B-SYD-EX2 virtual machines are running.
Log on to the virtual machines as Administrator with the password of Pa$$w0rd.
 Demonstration Steps
1. On SYD-DC1, click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange
Server 2007, and then click Exchange Management Console.
2. If necessary, in the console tree, expand Server Configuration, and then click
Mailbox.
3. Right-click Mailbox Database, click Properties, and then click the Limits tab. You
can see here that by default, mailboxes are kept for 30 days after deletion. This limit
is configured per database. In Exchange Server 2003 and Exchange 2000 Server, you
could manually purge individual mailboxes from the database, but that is no longer
possible in Exchange Server 2007.
4. Select the Do not permanently delete mailboxes and items until the public folder
database has been backed up option, and then click OK. This ensures that there is a
backup of all mailboxes before they are permanently deleted.
5. If necessary, in the console tree, expand Recipient Configuration, and then click
Mailbox.
6. Right-click Katarina Larsson, click Disable, and then click Yes. This deletes
Katarina’s mailbox, but does not delete her user object in Active Directory.
7. In the console tree, click Disconnected Mailbox. You can see that Katarina’s
mailbox is listed here as disconnected because it has not yet been purged from the
mailbox database.
8. In the result pane, right-click Katarina Larsson, and then click Connect.
9. Click Next to accept the default option of User Mailbox.
10. Under Matching user, click Browse, click Katrina Larsson, and then click OK.
Matching the user means that the Connect Mailbox wizard finds user accounts that
are likely matches for the mailbox. Alternatively, you could select any existing user.

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 11. Click Next.
12. Read the configuration summary and then click Connect.
13. Read the completion summary and then click Finish.
14. Close the Exchange Management Console.

Demonstration: How to Manage Distribution Groups

Preparation
Ensure that the 5047B-SYD-DC1 and 5047B-SYD-EX2 virtual machines are running.
Log on to the virtual machines as Administrator with the password of Pa$$w0rd.
 Demonstration Steps
1. On SYD-DC1, click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange
Server 2007, and then click Exchange Management Console.
2. If necessary, in the console tree, expand Recipient Configuration, and then click
Distribution Group.
3. Right-click Distribution Group, and then click New Distribution Group.
4. Click Next to accept the default option of creating a new group. You can also mail-
enable an existing universal group.
5. Configure the group with the following information:
 Group type: Distribution
 Organizational unit: Adatum.com/Marketing (Click Browse to select the
organizational unit)
 Name: Marketing
6. Click Next.
7. Read the configuration summary and then click New. This creates the group and
mail-enables it in one step.
8. Read the summary, and then click Finish.
9. In the console tree, right-click Distribution Group, and then click New Distribution
Group.
10. Click Existing group, click Browse, click Sales, and then click OK. This selects the
Sales universal group to mail-enable.
11. Click Next.
12. Click Next to accept the group information.
13. Read the configuration summary, and then click New. This mail-enables the group.

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14. Read the summary, and then click Finish.
15. Right-click Sales, and then click Properties.
16. Click the E-mail Addresses tab. You can modify e-mail addresses for distribution
groups, just as you can for mailbox users.
17. Click the Advanced tab. Review the following options:
 Hide group from Exchange address lists. This option prevents the Exchange
Server distribution group from appearing in address lists. This is useful when
Exchange Server distribution groups are not meant to be used by all users.
 Send out-of-office messages to originator. This option allows Out-of-Office
messages to be relayed back to whoever sent a message to the Exchange Server
distribution group. This is useful in small workgroups, but annoying for large
Exchange Server distribution groups.
 Send delivery reports to group manager. When this option is selected, non-
delivery reports for undeliverable recipients in the Exchange Server distribution
group are delivered to the group manager who can evaluate whether to remove
the undeliverable recipient from the Exchange Server distribution group.
 Send delivery reports to message originator. When this option is selected, non-
delivery reports for undeliverable recipients in the Exchange Server distribution
group are delivered to the user that sent the message. This generally is not
desired, because most senders have no ability to modify the Exchange Server
distribution group.
 Do not send delivery reports. When this option is selected, non-delivery reports
are discarded.
18. Click the Mail Flow Settings tab. On this tab, you can control the size of messages
and which users are allowed to send to this group. For example, you may want to
restrict use of an Exchange Server distribution group to only members of that group
for internal communication.
19. Click Message Delivery Restrictions, and then click Properties. Using this dialog
box, you can choose to allow only certain users to use the Exchange Server
distribution group or block specific users from using the Exchange Server
distribution group.
20. Click Cancel to close the Message Delivery Restrictions dialog box.
21. Click Cancel to close the Sales Properties dialog box.
22. In the console tree, right-click Distribution Group, and then click New Dynamic
Distribution Group.
23. In the Name box, type Contractors, and then click Next.

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24. Click Browse, click Adatum.com, and click OK. This specifies that the entire
domain will be searched for recipients.
25. Click The following specific types, and then select Users with Exchange mailboxes
and Contacts with external e-mail addresses. Click Next.
26. In the Step 1: Select conditions box, select the recipient is in a Company.
27. In the Step 2: Edit the condition(s) box, click specified.
28. Type Contoso, Ltd, click Add, and then click OK.
29. Click Preview. This shows you the results of the query to ensure it is correct.
Click OK.
30. Click Next.
31. Read the configuration summary and then click New.
32. Read the summary, and then click Finish.
33. Close the Exchange Management Console.

Note: Steps 35-40 demonstrate tasks that can be performed in the Exchange
Management Console and are optional to demonstrate, depending on student
interest.

34. Click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, and
then click Exchange Management Shell.
35. Type New-DistributionGroup –Name “Managers” –OrganizationalUnit Users
-SAMAccountName “Managers” –Type “Security”, and then press ENTER. This
creates a new Managers Exchange Server distribution group in the User container.
36. Type Enable-DistributionGroup “SalesManagers”, and then press ENTER. This
mail-enables the SalesManagers group.
37. Type Set-DistributionGroup SalesManagers –HiddenFromAddressList $true,
and then press ENTER. This hides the SalesManagers group from address lists.
38. Type New-DynamicDistributionGroup –Name “DynContractors” –Alias
“DynContractors”–OrganizationalUnit Users –RecipientContainer
“Adatum.com/Contractors” –IncludedRecipients AllRecipients, and then press
ENTER. This creates a new DynContractors group in the User container that is
composed of all the recipients in the Contractors OU. The option for specifying
recipients from a specific OU is not available in the Exchange Management Console.
39. Close the Exchange Management Shell.

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Demonstration: How to Configure Mail-Enabled Contacts

Preparation
Ensure that the 5047B-SYD-DC1 and 5047B-SYD-EX2 virtual machines are running.
Log on to the virtual machines as Administrator with the password of Pa$$w0rd.
 Demonstration Steps
1. On SYD-DC1, click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange
Server 2007, and then click then Exchange Management Console.
2. If necessary, in the console tree, expand Recipient Configuration, and then click
Mail Contact. This displays all of the contacts that are currently mail-enabled.
3. Right-click Mail Contact, and then click New Mail Contact.
4. Click Next to accept the default of creating a new contact.
5. Configure the contact with the following information:
 Organizational unit: Adatum.com/Contractors (Click Browse to select the
organizational unit)
 First name: Ann
 Last name: Beebe
 External e-mail address: [email protected]
6. Click Next.
7. Read the configuration summary, and then click New. This creates a new contact and
mail-enables that contact.
8. Read the summary, and then click Finish.
9. In the result pane, right-click Ann Beebe, and then click Properties.
10. Click the Organization tab, type Contoso, Ltd in the Company box, and then click
OK. When you initially created the Ann Beebe contact, there was no way to include
the company name as part of the creation process. It must be performed as a second
step.
11. Right-click Mail Contact, and then click New Mail Contact.
12. Click Existing contact, and then click Browse.
13. Click Daniela Guaita, click OK, and then click Next.
14. Configure the contact with the external e-mail address of [email protected],
and then click Next.
15. Read the configuration summary and then click New. This creates a new, mail-
enabled contact.
16. Read the summary, and then click Finish.

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17. Close the Exchange Management Console.

Note: Steps 19-22 demonstrate tasks that can be performed in the Exchange
Management Console and are optional to demonstrate, depending on student
interest.

18. Click Start, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, and
then click Exchange Management Shell.
19. Type New-MailContact –Name “Kelly Rollin” –ExternalEmailAddress
“[email protected]” –OrganizationalUnit Contractors, and then press ENTER.
This cmdlet creates a new mail contact in the Contractors OU.
20. Type Set-Contact “Kelly Rollin” –Company “Contoso, Ltd”, and then press
ENTER. This configures the Company property of the Kelly Rollin contact to be
Contoso, Ltd.
21. Type Enable-MailContact “Molly Dempsey” –ExternalEmailAddress
“[email protected]”, and then press ENTER. This cmdlet mail-enables an
existing contact.
22. Close the Exchange Management Shell.

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