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Thanks--There are so many things that pertain to all the different versions of Exchange, I wasn't sure if this was one of them. Apparently not! 
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Thanks--There are so many things that pertain to all the different versions of Exchange, I wasn't sure if this was one of them. Apparently not!

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I am running Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 on a Windows Server 2003 box. I would like to make use of the Pickup directory to send outgoing e-mail, but I don't know where to find the configurations settings for this directory. <br />
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I found a reference that says the following about the configuration in Exchange 2007, but it doesn't apply to 2003: <br />
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&quot;&quot;You use the Set-TransportServer cmdlet for all Pickup directory configuration tasks. You use this cmdlet to make the following pickup directory configuration changes:<br />
Enable or disable the Pickup directory.<br />
Specify the location of the Pickup directory.<br />
Specify a maximum header size for a message file that is accepted by the Pickup directory.<br />
Specify a maximum number of recipients in a message file that is accepted by the Pickup directory.<br />
Specify a maximum rate for message file processing in messages per minute.&quot;&quot; <br />
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Where do I go to configure the options for the Pickup directory in Exchange Server 2003?
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I am running Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 on a Windows Server 2003 box. I would like to make use of the Pickup directory to send outgoing e-mail, but I don't know where to find the configurations settings for this directory. 

I found a reference that says the following about the configuration in Exchange 2007, but it doesn't apply to 2003: 

""You use the Set-TransportServer cmdlet for all Pickup directory configuration tasks. You use this cmdlet to make the following pickup directory configuration changes:
Enable or disable the Pickup directory.
Specify the location of the Pickup directory.
Specify a maximum header size for a message file that is accepted by the Pickup directory.
Specify a maximum number of recipients in a message file that is accepted by the Pickup directory.
Specify a maximum rate for message file processing in messages per minute."" 

Where do I go to configure the options for the Pickup directory in Exchange Server 2003?

How do I configure the Pickup directory in Exchange 2003?

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