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In addition to mailboxes groups and external contacts recipients can also include specific rooms or

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pieces of equipment locations such as the conference group or classroom can be given mailbox so that

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they can be reserved for maintenance equipment.

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Mailboxes can be assigned to physical location specific resources such as laptops or projectors and

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can then be checked out to individual users or groups by local time with the mailbox.

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And this lesson will take a look at how you can manage resource mailboxes.

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You've got the Exchange management shell or IAC.

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In my case when creating a resource mailbox from within the shell the syntax is similar to creating

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a mailbox for a regular user.

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For example you still use the new mailbox command led when creating a resource mailbox like in this

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example we can type a new mailbox name.

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See our A7 display name.

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Conference Room 7 user principle name CRM serving out mail got your term and we have to specify room

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parameter.

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There are two main differences when it comes to creating a resource mailbox as opposed to a standard

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user mailbox.

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First you need to use either the room switch parameter or the equipment switch parameter to define the

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type of reserves mailbox that will be created.

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Second you do not need to prove why two paths worked well for the user record.

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When used in either of those resorts mailbox which parameters to create a mailbox.

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Then you mailbox on that will create a disabled Active Directory user account that will be assigned

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or associated with a mailbox.

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The entire concept of room and equipment mail boxes results around the calendars used by these resources.

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If you want to reserve a room or a piece of equipment you book time with these resources through Outlook

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or Outlook Web Access for the duration that you'll need them.

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The requests sent to these resources need to be accepted either by a delegate or automatically using

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the reserves book and attendant to configure the room mailbox created.

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The previous example to automatically accept new Maiden requests.

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We can use the set calendar process and command left to set the resource booking attendant for that

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mailbox to alter except So you could use a foreign command set calendar process in seven 7.

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Thus automate processing parameter set to auto accept my reserves book an attendant is set to auto accept

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the request will be immediately accepted.

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As long as there is not a conflict with another mate.

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If there is a conflict an e-mail message will be returned to the requester explaining that the request

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was declined due to shadow and conflict.

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You can allow conflicts by Add in the allowed conflict which parameter.

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So you could add this parameter to the previous command.

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My version was resource mailboxes with automate process and set auto except you'd get an automated email

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response from the resource after boken time.

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This mail message will explain whether the request was accepted or declined depending on your settings.

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You can add additional text to the response message that the militant organizer will receive you using

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the following syntax.

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Set calendar.

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Process an identity C-R 7 for example.

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Add additional response set to True and additional response parameter with the following command line.

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For assistance contact support please know that you have to type this command in single quotes.

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So this example uses a set calendar process command let to customize the response messages sent from

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the source 7 run mailbox.

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You can see here that we've added a message that tells the user the helpdesk number to call if assistance

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is required.

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Mind that you can only add additional response text when the automate process and property is set to

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auto accept if you do not want to automate the calendar process and for a response mailbox then you'll

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need to add delegates that can accept or deny medals for their resource.

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Again we can turn to the set calendar process and come and last to accomplish this.

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You could type the foreign command set calendar process with identity broker to resource delegates and

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specifies the males of the delegates and automate process and properties set to known.

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And this example we've added two delegates to the resource mailbox and have turned off automated process.

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So when a request comes into the sea our server mailbox Bow's delegate WAHM and delegate to will be

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notified that it is there and can accept or deny the request on behalf of the resource mailbox when

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it comes to working with resource mailboxes.

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Another useful feature is the ability to assign custom resource properties to rooms and equipment resources.

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For example you might have a total of five 10 or 15 conference rooms but maybe only four of those have

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wide boards.

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It might be useful for your users to know this information when booking a resource for a and when they

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will be conducting a training session using this shell we can add custom resource properties to the

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Exchange organization by modifying the resource schema.

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Once this custom resource properties have been added they can then be assigned to specific resource

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mailboxes.

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You can use the following code to add a wide board resource property to the exchange organizations resource

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schema.

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You could type search resource config resource properties schema or room slash whiteboard in single

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quotes.

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Now that the white board resource properties are whaleboat within the exchange organization we can add

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this to our conference room 7 mailbox using the following command set mailbox identities of seven resource

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them wide board one user success select rooms and add rooms dialog box in Outlook 2010 or Outlook 2013

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or Outlook 2016 they'll see that conference room Thurmon has a wide board available and now some Virts

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about converting mail boxes if you've moved from an old version you might have a number of mailboxes

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that were being used as a resource mailbox.

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Once these mailboxes have been moved over they will be identified as shared mailboxes.

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You can convert them to other types using the search mailbox command left so that they'll have all the

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properties of a resource mailbox you could perform the following command.

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Get my old box gone.

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Asterisk for all the mailboxes beginning with scorn.

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Let earth and pipe it to said mail box.

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Restart parameter which is a room you can run the search mailbox command letter against each mailbox

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one at a time and convert them to run mailboxes.

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You're using the type parameter or if you use a common name and convention you may be able to do them

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in ball by retrieving a list of mailboxes using a wildcard and piping them to insert mailbox as shown

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in this example.
