July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
648 pages
31h 9m
English
One of the things that can be confusing at first is the distinction between cmdlets and functions. When you launch the Exchange Management Shell, a remote PowerShell session is initiated to an Exchange server and specific commands, called proxy functions, are imported into your shell session. These proxy functions are essentially just blocks of code that have a name, such as Get-Mailbox, and that correspond to the compiled cmdlets installed on the server. This is true even if you have a single server and when you are running the shell locally on a server.
When you run the Get-Mailbox function from the shell, data is passed between your machine and the Exchange server through a remote PowerShell session. ...
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