Microsoft Exchange

Introduction

This article describes the CoreOne System Connector Microsoft Exchange

The following configuration parameters are available in the system connector

Parameter	Mandatory field	Values	Description
RemotePowershell Computername	-	Input field
RemotePowershell Port	-	Input field	Specification via RemotePowershell Port
RemotePowershell UseSsl	-	Optionsfeld	Specification via RemotePowershell UseSsl
RemotePowershell ShellUri	-	Input field
RemotePowershell AppName	-	Input field
RemotePowershell AuthenticationMechanismId	-	Input field
Remote Powershell	-	Option field
RemotePowershell Username	-	Input field	RemotePowershell Username
RemotePowershell Password	-	Input field	RemotePowershell Password
Exchange Sleep-Dauer (ms)	-	Input field	Wait time after the Exchange mailbox was generated for additional operations. Solves timing problems if the mailbox is not visible right away after creation.

The connector is compatible with the following systems/applications

Microsoft Exchange 2010

Microsoft Exchange 2013

Microsoft Exchange 2016

Microsoft Exchange 2019

The following resource types are supported

Object	Description
User Mailbox	Creating User Mailboxes
Shared Mailbox	Creating Shared Mailboxes
Room Mailbox	Create Room Mailboxes
Equipment	Creating Equipment Mailboxes

Manage E-Mail addresses
Manage email addresses on mailboxes. Set primary email address and aliases.

Manage Mailbox Store

Manage the mailbox store in which the mailbox shall be stored.

Manage Mailbox Permissions
Set send-as, send-on-behalf and manage full-access permissions.

Manage quota
Manage the following quotas on mailboxes:

Manage UM Services
Manage UM Services on mailboxes. Set a PIN.

Archive mailboxes
Archiving mailboxes (e.g. Symantec Enterprise Vault)