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In Exchange 2003, how can I view what the default mail store defaults are for mailbox size, issue warning at, prohibit send at, etc.?
Posted on 2011-02-24
In Exchange 2003, how can I view what the default mail store defaults are for mailbox size, issue warning at, prohibit send at, etc.?
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In Exchange 2003 there are many defaults. i.e. Global Settings, System Policy Limits, Mailbox Limits, Message Size limits, Distribution folder limits, public folder limits, Connector limits, Virtual SMTP server limits, Effective Limits and NDR limits/settings.
Out of those they are kind of scattered a bit all throughout the Exchange System manager. Here is a site that very clearly defines each setting and where they are found at. Its a great reference that I keep handy the less that I deal with '03 I start to forget some setting locations and its much easier than right clicking around everything to find the setting I am looking for.
http://www.petri.co.il/setting_size_limits_for_messages.htm
Out of those they are kind of scattered a bit all throughout the Exchange System manager. Here is a site that very clearly defines each setting and where they are found at. Its a great reference that I keep handy the less that I deal with '03 I start to forget some setting locations and its much easier than right clicking around everything to find the setting I am looking for.
http://www.petri.co.il/setting_size_limits_for_messages.htm
Hi,
These settting can be set at user, exchange global and store level.
Go the information store property and check under limit tab you will see those options
These settting can be set at user, exchange global and store level.
Go the information store property and check under limit tab you will see those options
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