Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: Tony Redmond's Guide to Successful Implementation

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Set-RemoteDomain ‘ABC1’ –AutoReplyEnabled:$True

–AutoForwardEnabled:$True

6.13 Routing onwards

The story is coming together—we know how to store and how to route mes-

sages and we’ve touched on how messages are generated by clients. Some

Exchange administrators take the view that they don’t have to worry about

clients because clients are deployed and managed by departments with names

like “End User Computing.” While this is true, it’s also true that if you don’t

know how messages are generated for an email server, you cannot know how

to effectively manage that server to realize its full potential. As we move into

an era where users expect always-available, always-connected access to their

data from a myriad of clients, it’s also clear that Exchange administrators

need to understand how clients from web browsers to SmartPhones to Out-

look interact with Exchange servers, so let’s move on to Chapter 7.