Exchange Related Attributes:
-killmail Remove Exchange Attributes.
-includeinrecipientpolicy
Check "Automatically Update E-mail Addresses
Based on Recipient Policy" Check box.
-excludefromrecipientpolicy
Uncheck "Automatically Update E-mail Addresses
Based on Recipient Policy" Check box.
-hidefromaddresslists
Hide the user from all Address Lists.
-showinaddresslists
Show the user in address lists.
-includeinmailboxmanager
Include the user in mailbox manager policies.
-excludefrommailboxmanager
Exclude the user from mailbox manager policies.
-enablehttp
Enable HTTP for the user.
-disablehttp
Disable HTTP for the user.
-enablepop3 Enable POP3 for the user.
-disablepop3
Disable POP3 for the user.
-enableimap4
Enable IMAP4 for the user.
-disableimap4
Disable IMAP4 for the user.
-enablemapi Enable MAPI access for the user.
-disablemapi
Disable MAPI access for the user.
-enablecachedmapi
Enable MAPI access for users in cached mode only.
-addsmtp address [-setasprimary] [-updatemail]
Add an SMTP address to the user.
email Address in the form: variable@example.com
-setasprimary sets the address as primary email
(default is secondary).
-updatemail saves the email address on the ADUC General tab.
-removeaddress address
Remove any address that matches the specified filter.
Wild cards are allowed:
smtp:*@example.com
smtp:*@exa??.com
Normal * and ? wildcard matching rules apply.
This can be used to remove any match found in the users Proxy
Addresses list, not just SMTP addresses. Matches are case-insensitive.
The three MAPI settings above require that the users mailbox is homed on an Exchange 2003 SP2 or later server.
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ADmodcmd - Active Directory Bulk Modify Tool.
Terminal Server Attributes ➞ Mailbox Rights ➞ User Account Settings ➞ Custom Attributes