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Recipient Management, Policies, and Permissions in
Exchange 2007
Daniel Kenyon-smith
http://blogs.technet.com/danielkenyon-smith/default.aspx
Introduction
Daniel Kenyon-smith
Audience Discovery
Exchange 5.5
Exchange 2000 or 2003
Exchange 2007
What Will We Cover?
• Recipient management model update
• Administrative permission model
overview
Administrative
Level 300
Helpful Experience
IT administration experience with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, Exchange 2000 Server, or Exchange Server 5.5
• Using the Exchange 2007 Toolset•New ways of working
• Managing Recipients•New recipient types
• Understanding Administrative Permissions•Split permission model
•Delegation
Agenda
• Make it simple, intuitive, and organized
• Enable administrative automation
Design Principles
• Using the Exchange 2007 Toolset
• Managing Recipients
• Understanding Administrative Permissions
Agenda
PowerShell Engine
Exchange cmdlets
AD*
RegistryFiles
E2007Store
Processboundary
* AD=Active Directory
Exchange 2007 Management Model
PowerShell Engine
Exchange cmdlets
AD*
RegistryFiles
E2007Store
Processboundary
Command-line
* AD=Active Directory
Exchange 2007 Management Model
PowerShell Engine
Exchange cmdlets
AD*
RegistryFiles
E2007Store
Processboundary
WinForms
PowerShell data provider
Command-line
Graphical* AD=Active Directory
Exchange 2007 Management Model
Exchange System Manager
Exchange Management Console
Console treeConsole tree11
11
Result paneResult pane2222
Work paneWork pane33
33 Action paneAction pane4444
Wizard Interface
• The Shell is a powerful and flexible
command-line interface
• Built on command-line PowerShell technology
from Windows
• Extends functionality of the Exchange Management Console
• Supports automation and bulk operations
• Enables administrators to write secure automation scripts
Exchange Management Shell
Exchange Management Shell Continued
• Object-oriented data handling
• Namespaces enable groups or
families of related commands
• Pipelining
• Access to CMD commands
• Trusted scripts
Why Use the Shell?
• One-liners
• Raw mode
• Whatif?
• Interactive
• Using the Exchange 2007 Toolset
• Managing Recipients
• Understanding Administrative Permissions
Agenda
Challenges
• Improve poor separation between Active
Directory and Exchange administration
• Make implementation of split-permissions
model easier
Mailbox ComponentsActive Directory
User John Smith
Exchange 2007
MailboxJohn Smith
User Mailbox – John Smith
Challenges Continued
• Automate user management
• Solve Recipient Update Service problems
• Admin role delegation needs to be more
granular
• Simplified recipient provisioning
• Instant-on recipients
• Rich filtering support
• New recipient types
• Policy support for select mailbox settings
What’s New
What’s New
• Unified Messaging
• New and improved client functionality
• Information worker functionality
Explicit Recipient Types
• Recipient types are now explicit versus
implicit
• Visual indicator
• Filtering on type
Mailboxes
• MailboxUser
• SharedMailbox
• LinkedMailbox
• LegacyMailbox
• Catch-All Mailbox
Resource Mailboxes
• ConferenceRoomMailbox
• EquipmentMailbox
Contacts
• MailEnabledContact
• MailEnabledUser
Distribution Groups
• MailEnabled
UniversalSecurityGroup
• MailEnabled
UniversalDistributionGroup
• MailEnabled
NonUniversalGroup
• MailEnabled
DynamicDistributionGroup
Recipient types Exchange 2007
Public Folders
• Deemphasized in 2007
• Supported through the Shell
• Mixed environments still use public
folders
Rich Filtering
• Server and Recipient Configuration
workcenter can filter objects
• Support for up to 10 expressions
• Support for AND and OR
Recipient Scoping
• Domain- and forest-wide scoping supported
• Results size limited to 1,000, but can be overridden
• Console uses same list of GCs and DCs used by Services
Pickers
Demo
Locating Recipients
Work with Recipient TypesUse FilteringUse Domain and Forest Scoping
demonstration
Enable/Disable
• Enable/Disable
• Adds or removes Exchange attributes
from existing Active Directory objects
New/Remove
• Creates or deletes Active Directory
objects and adds or removes Exchange
attributes
Demo
Creating Recipients
Create and Manage MailboxesCreate Distribution Groups and Dynamic
Distribution GroupsCreate ContactsDisable or Remove Recipients
demonstration
• Restore mailboxes
• Simplified proxy address
• Advanced settings
Mailbox Management Updates
• Exclusive use of universal groups to
avoid DL expansion problems in
multidomain environments
• Simplified proxy address
• Advanced settings
Distribution Group Management Updates
• Created pre-defined filters
• Simplified proxy address
• Advanced settings
Dynamic Group Management Updates
• Created pre-defined filters
• Mailbox Manager functionality separated
from e-mail address policies
• Ability to schedule creation and
application of e-mail address policies
E-mail Address Policy Updates
• RUS no longer needed
• Automatic update of e-mail address policy
• Advanced settings
E-mail Address Policy Updates Continued
• Created pre-defined filters
• Ability to schedule creation and
application of address lists
• RUS no longer needed
• Advanced settings
Address List Updates
• Public folder distribution optional, but still
supported
• New HTTP(S)-based distribution
mechanism
• Advanced features
Offline Address List Updates
General Recipient Management
• Use Templates to Create Recipients
• Secure Recipient Templates
• Set storage quotas on a mailbox
• Set delivery options on a mailbox
• Add a new e-mail address to a mailbox
• Policy support for a mailbox
• Using the Exchange 2007 Toolset
• Managing Recipients
• Understanding Administrative Permissions
Agenda
Exchange 2003 Security and Permissions Model
• Exchange Full Administrator
• Exchange Administrator
• Exchange View Only Administrator
How Things Have Changed
Admin Groups
Exchange 200xExchange 5.x
Sites
Exchange 2007
Granular
Why We Made Changes
• Separate Admins for Exchange and AD
• A lack of granularity
• Perception
• No clear separation
New Administration Model
• New administrator roles
• Exchange Management Console
• Exchange Management Shell
• More granular delegation abilities
• Incorporated usage of universal security
groups to represent the different roles
• Authorization same as Exchange 2003
What’s New
• Setup creates a USG for each admin role in
forest root domain
• SID of each USG is granted rights on all the
Exchange objects and property sets
• Coexistence with Exchange 2003 delegation
model works – permissions are additive
Universal Security Group Usage
• Exchange-specific Active Directory property
sets
• ACL-ing is based on new property sets, not
individual attributes
• Exchange-information property set
• Exchange-personal information property set
Property Sets
• Global data
• Server data
• Recipient data
• Hierarchy maps to admin roles and console
navigation tree
Data Hierarchy
Roles
• Exchange Server Admin
• Exchange Recipient Admin
Role-Effective Rights
Demo
Delegating Admin Roles
Use the Delegate WizardConfigure mailbox permissions Set Advanced Permissions from the Shell
demonstration
Session Summary
• Recipient management is simple,
intuitive, and organized
• Split permissions is now supported
• Permissions model more granular
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