24 Hours Of Exchange Server 2007 ( Part 10 Of 24)
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The document summarizes key points about recipient management, policies, and permissions in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. It discusses the recipient management model, which includes features like instant-on recipients and recipient update service. It also covers the new administrative permission model based on universal security groups and granular administrative roles. Finally, it addresses how permissions can be delegated and property sets are used to streamline administration while increasing security.
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- 1. 24 Hours of Exchange Server 2007 (Part 10 of 24): Recipient Management, Policies, and Permissions Harold Wong [email_address] blogs.technet.com/haroldwong For audio, please try Streaming Internet Audio first If that doesn’t work, use: (800) 683-9254, Pin 3148
- 11. Managing Recipients Recipient Update Service Instant-on Recipients Management Console
- 12. Managing Recipients Instant-on Recipients New Recipient Types
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