ManageEngine ADManager Plus :: Help Documentation

Modifying Exchange Features
ManageEngine ADManager Plus :: Help Documentation
You can enable or disable the exchange server features, such as Outlook Mobile Access,
Outlook Web Access, IMAP4 Protocol, and POP3 Protocol from here. To modify the
exchange features,
1. Select the AD Mgmt tab.
2. Click the Exchange Features link available under Exchange Attributes. This
opens the Modify Exchange Services Attributes of the Users dialog.
3. Enable or disable the required features.
4. Select the domain and search the users. You can limit your search to specific OU's
of the domain by clicking the Select OU link and selecting the OU's.
5. From the listed users, select the users for changing the exchange features and
click Apply.
The change summary and the status of the modification can be verified.
Roll over the mouse over the icon to see the attributes in the windows native UI.
Exchange Server Features
ADManager Plus supports enabling/disabling the following features of the Exchange
Server
• Outlook Mobile Access: Enabling Outlook Mobile Access makes the user to
access their exchange information using a mobile device. The users can browse
their mailbox with a cell phone or other wireless device.
• Outlook Web Access: Enabling Outlook Web Access makes the user to access
their mails through a Web browser. This feature is enabled for each user by
default.
• IMAP4 Support: Internet Message Access Protocol version 4 (IMAP4) is an
Internet messaging protocol that enables a client to access e-mail on a server,
rather than downloading it to the user's computer. IMAP4 enables users to access
and manipulate messages stored within mailboxes. IMAP4 also allows users to
access public folders or multiple e-mail folders, search through a mailbox, etc.
• POP3 Support: Post Office Protocol version 3 (POP3) is an Internet messaging
protocol that enables a POP3 client to download e-mail from a server. This
protocol works well for computers that are unable to maintain a continuous
connection to a server. POP3 does not allow users to manipulate messages on the
server. E-mail is simply downloaded to the client where messages are managed.
POP3 provides access only to a user's Inbox; it does not support access to public
folders.
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