Script Action: Set client access attributes (Exchange 2007)

Function

Set the client access-related attributes for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access, Post Office Protocol version 3 (POP3), and Internet Message Access Protocol version 4rev1 (IMAP4) for a specified mailbox.

Properties

Property Name Description Typical setting Remarks

Identity The Identity parameter identifies the mailbox. This can be the Active Directory Object ID or a string that represents the GUID, distinguished name, domain or account, user principal name (UPN), legacy Exchange distinguished name, or Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) address.

'CN=jsmith,OU=sales, DC=tools4ever,DC=co m', 'tools4ever.com\Jsmith ', 'JSmith', '[email protected] m' or the GUID. ActiveSyncAllowedDevice

IDs This parameter accepts a list of device IDs that are allowed to synchronize with the mailbox. ActiveSyncDebugLogging This parameter specifies whether error logging

is enabled for mobile devices.

ActiveSyncMailboxPolicy This parameter specifies the name of the Exchange ActiveSync mailbox policy for the mailbox.

ActiveSyncEnabled This parameter enables or disables Exchange ActiveSync.

HasActiveSyncDevicePart

nership This parameter specifies whether the mailbox has an active sync device partnership established.

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IgnoreDefaultScope This parameter instructs the command to ignore the default recipient scope setting for the Exchange Management Shell and to use the whole forest as the scope. This allows the command to access Active Directory objects that are currently not in the default scope.

This parameter can only be used when the Exchange Management Shell with SP1 is installed. Using this parameter introduces the following restrictions:

You cannot use the DomainController

parameter. The command will use an appropriate global catalog server automatically.

You can only use the DN for the Identity

parameter. Other forms of identification, such as alias or GUID are not accepted.

You cannot use the OrganizationalUnit and Identity parameters together.

You cannot use the Credential parameter.

ImapEnabled This parameter specifies

whether the IMAP4 protocol is enabled for this mailbox.

ImapMessagesRetrieval

MimeFormat This parameter specifies the format of the messages that are retrieved from the server. The possible values are as follows:

0:Text Only 1:HTML Only

2:HTML and Alternative Text 3:Enriched Text Only

4:Enriched Text and Alternative Text 5:Best Body Format

3 or 0

ImapUseProtocolDefaults This parameter specifies whether to use protocol defaults for the IMAP4 protocol. MAPIBlockOutlookNonCa

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MAPIBlockOutlookRpcHtt

p This parameter specifies whether clients can connect to Outlook by using Outlook Anywhere. MAPIBlockOutlookVersio

ns This parameter specifies whether certain versions of Outlook are blocked. MAPIEnabled This parameter specifies whether the MAPI

protocol is enabled for the mailbox. OWAActiveSyncIntegrati

onEnabled This parameter specifies whether Outlook Web Access Exchange ActiveSync mobile options are enabled.

OWAAllAddressListsEnab

led This parameter specifies whether all address lists are available in Outlook Web Access. OWACalendarEnabled This parameter specifies whether calendaring is

enabled in Outlook Web Access. OWAChangePasswordEn

abled This parameter specifies whether a user can change their password in Outlook Web Access. OWAContactsEnabled This parameter specifies whether contacts are

enabled in Outlook Web Access.

OWAEnabled This parameter enables Outlook Web Access. OWAJournalEnabled This parameter specifies whether the Journal folder can be accessed in Outlook Web Access. OWAJunkEmailEnabled This parameter specifies whether management

of junk e-mail is enabled in Outlook Web Access.

OWANotesEnabled This parameter specifies whether Sticky Notes are enabled in Outlook Web Access.

OWAPremiumClientEnabl

ed This parameter specifies whether the Outlook Web Access Premium version is enabled. OWAPublicFoldersEnable

d This parameter specifies whether the viewing of public folders is enabled in Outlook Web Access. This parameter can only be used when the Exchange Management Shell with SP1 is installed. OWARecoverDeletedIte

msEnabled This parameter specifies whether recovery of deleted items is enabled in Outlook Web Access. This parameter can only be used when the Exchange Management Shell with SP1 is installed. OWARemindersAndNotifi

cationsEnabled This parameter specifies whether calendar reminders are enabled in Outlook Web Access. OWARulesEnabled This parameter specifies whether rules can be

accessed in Outlook Web Access. If this parameter is set to $false, server rules will continue to function, but cannot be modified in Outlook Web Access.

This parameter can only be used when the Exchange Management Shell with SP1 is installed.

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OWASMimeEnabled This parameter specifies whether viewing of e- mail that is encrypted by using S/MIME is supported in Outlook Web Access.

This parameter can only be used when the Exchange Management Shell with SP1 is installed. OWASearchFoldersEnabl

ed This parameter specifies whether search folders are enabled in Outlook Web Access OWASignaturesEnabled This parameter specifies whether the signature

feature is enabled in Outlook Web Access. OWASpellCheckerEnable

d This parameter specifies whether the spelling checker is enabled in Outlook Web Access. OWATasksEnabled This parameter specifies whether tasks are

enabled in Outlook Web Access. OWAThemeSelectionEna

bled This parameter specifies whether theme selection is enabled in Outlook Web Access. OWAUMIntegrationEnabl

ed This parameter specifies whether Unified Messaging (UM) integration is enabled in Outlook Web Access.

OWAUNCAccessOnPrivat

eComputersEnabled This parameter specifies whether access to Windows file shares is permitted when users select This is a private computer on the Outlook Web Access logon page.

OWAUNCAccessOnPublic

ComputersEnabled This parameter specifies whether access to Windows file shares is permitted when users select This is a public or shared computer on the Outlook Web Access logon page.

OWAWSSAccessOnPrivat

eComputersEnabled This parameter specifies whether Windows SharePoint Services access is permitted when users select This is a private computer on the Outlook Web Access logon page.

OWAWSSAccessOnPublic

ComputersEnabled This parameter specifies whether Windows SharePoint Services access is permitted when users select This is a public or shared computer on the Outlook Web Access logon page.

PopEnabled This parameter specifies whether the POP3 protocol is enabled for a mailbox.

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PopMessagesRetrievalMi

meFormat This parameter specifies the format of the messages that are retrieved from the server. The possible values are as follows:

0:Text Only 1:HTML Only

2:HTML and Alternative Text 3:Enriched Text Only

4:Enriched Text and Alternative Text 6: Best Body Format

0 or 1

PopUseProtocolDefaults This parameter specifies whether to use protocol defaults for the POP3 protocol. ProtocolSettings This parameter specifies the protocol settings. UseRusServer This parameter instructs the command to use

the specified RUS server to get and set mailbox and Active Directory user attributes.

DomainController This parameter specifies the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the domain controller that writes configuration changes to the Active Directory directory service.

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