Exchange administrator

To work with full-text indexes, you must be at least an Exchange Administrator.

Therefore, an Exchange administrator can manage all settings of an Exchange organization, but cannot change the security settings.

The Add Exchange Administrator wizard will guide you through the steps for adding an administrator role to an Exchange user or group.

Exchange Administrator role to the administrative group where the new routing group or connector will exist.

An Exchange administrator is a user or group that has been granted permissions inherent within a specific administrator role.

To apply additional roles to a user or group, run the Add Exchange Administrator wizard again or use the Add-ExchangeAdministrator cmdlet.

Exchange Administrator role on the administrative group where the server exists.

By granting Read and Write access to these attributes, an Exchange Administrator can manage these properties.

This example assumes "ExAdminGroup" has "Exchange Administrator Role" in the source and destination administrative groups.

Your Microsoft Exchange administrator has blocked the version of Outlook that you are using.

These permissions are applied when the administrator is added to an Exchange administrator role.

If you do not know what version of Exchange server your e-mail account is using, contact your Exchange administrator.

However, you cannot add a user from a different forest to an Exchange administrator role.

Add users in Forest A to the newly created parallel Exchange administrator roles in Forest A.

An Exchange administrator is a user or group that has the permissions to perform specific operations.

For more information about managing Exchange administrator roles, see How to Add a User or Group to an Administrator Role.

As an Exchange administrator, you are already familiar with the view that Exchange System Manager provides of objects in the Exchange store.

The Stop-ClusteredMailboxServer cmdlet allows the Exchange administrator to shut down the server in a clean state and leave it shut down.

The Exchange administrator must also have the Administer Information Store permission on the Exchange organization container.

Each organization defines what it expects from an Exchange administrator.

The Exchange administrator must have Read and Write access to the desired user or inetOrgPerson object attributes.

The Exchange administrator must have Read and Write access to the following group object attributes.

The resources move to the node specified by the Exchange administrator.

The Exchange administrator uses the Cluster service to move the EVS to another node.

Configure permissions using the Exchange administrator roles.

On the Client Access server, log on by using the Exchange administrator account, and then start Registry Editor (regedit).

To create the Exchange administrator roles, you must use Active Directory Users and Computers to create groups.

Log on to the Exchange server as an Exchange administrator with the user's mailbox, and then start Active Directory Users and Computers.

On the Exchange server where the user's mailbox is located, log on as an Exchange administrator and start Exchange System Manager.

Exchange Administrator role on the administrative group where the source and destination server running Exchange Server 2003 exists.

This script can be run only by an Exchange administrator on a computer that is running Exchange 2000 Server or Exchange Server 2003.

Exchange Administrator role on the administrative group where the system policy exists

Using Administration Delegation Wizard, you can assign to an Exchange administrator one of the three following roles

Exchange Administrator role on the administrative group where the virtual server exists

Key differences between Exchange administrator roles

Full Exchange Administrator at the administrative group level

Phase 1: Creating parallel Exchange administrator roles in Forest A

The Exchange administrator roles in Exchange Server 2003 are equivalent to those in Exchange 2000.

The Exchange administrator must have Read and Write access to the following contact object attributes

Exchange Administrator role at the Exchange organization level

The Exchange administrator must have Read and Write access to the following group attributes

In addition, the Exchange Administrator must have Read and Write access to the following membership attributes

Exchange Administrator role on the administrative group where the target Exchange Server 2003 server exists