MS Exchange – 8/18/2008

Ok, sorry for the long delay in posting.  Long story, short: I’ve had Internet problems for about a week before I could finally sit down and work them out — my wireless router was bad.  It was a far more interesting tale than that, but alas, a new router and several trips around town, I’m back online and my withdrawal twitches have started to subside.

Waaaay back on Monday, we covered Chapters Five and Six, covering recipient objects and public folders inside exchange.  We talked about various types of recipients inside Exchange (a recipient is an object that can receive mail, such as a user or a group) and how to set them up.  Remember the differences between mail-enabled and mailbox enabled users, as well as mail-enabled groups.

Switching gears after lunch, we talked about public folders and their uses for MS Exchange.  We looked ath te different ways to make public folders and what kinds of objects we can place in them.  We also practiced setting up a public folder with an e-mail address.  This is a great feature for situations where several users need to have access to the same e-mail messages — they can all simply access the folder in which these messages appear and have immediate access to them.

Homework:

• Chapter Five: Review Questions
• Chapter Six: Review Questions