Establish Advanced Exchange Properties for Users
On the Exchange Advanced tab you can configure a several advanced features for working with
mailboxes and addresses.
Simple Display Name
If a name contains non-ANSI characters, such as kanji,
you can specify a simple display name.
The simple display name is used by systems that cannot interpret all of the characters in
a normal display name.
- Right-click a user. On the shortcut menu, click Properties.
- On the Exchange Advanced tab in Simple display name, type a name to be
used by systems that cannot interpret all the characters
in the normal display name.
Outlook Web Access server name
Outlook Web Access (OWA) is an e-mail client that operates in a Web browser window.
OWA uses Active Server Pages with Microsoft Internet Information Services to
access a mailbox in Microsoft Exchange Server.
Hide from Exchange Address Book
If you have a MAPI client and want to display the mailbox in Advanced Features view only, click
Hide from Exchange Address Book.
To display the mailbox in the both the default and the Advanced Features view,
click to clear the Hide from Exchange
Address Book check box.
Downgrade high priority mail bound for X.400
You can set the mailbox to automatically downgrade e-mail that is set for high
priority delivery and bound for an X.400-type e-mail address. The downgrade causes the
outbound e-mail to conform to original 1984 X.400 conventions. Select
the Downgrade high priority mail bound for X.400 check box
to enable the downgrade. Click to clear the check box to disable the
downgrade feature and follow more advanced e-mail conventions.
Internet Location Service
Internet Locator Service (ILS) gives Internet service providers and Web site managers
the ability to increase communication between people visiting a Web site. ILS stores
information about each person, including their IP address, making it easy for people who are
online at your site to find each other.
- Server. Type the ILS server to which the user is connected.
- Account. Type the user's account name.
Protocol Settings
Click a link below to view the procedure for that protocol.
Custom Attributes
The Exchange Custom Attributes dialog box contains 10 unique custom attribute
fields that you customize to track information about the recipients
in your site. For example, suppose your company uses an employee
identification numbering system.
By default, the fields are called Custom Attributes 1 through 15.
For details on how to set custom attributes, see
Custom Attributes.
Note The Exchange Advanced tab is only displayed in Advanced
Features view. On the View menu, click Advanced Features.