Networking: A Beginner’s Guide Fifth Edition- P62:I have run into many people over the years who have gained good even impressive working knowledge of PCs, operating systems, applications, and common problems and solutions. Many of these people are wizards with desktop computers. | Chapter 18 Introducing Exchange Server 2010 287 Exchange Server 2010 Setup Introduction P Language Files Location 0 Language Pack Confirmation License .Agreement Enor Reporting Installation Type q Exchange Organization Client Settings q Customer Experience Improvement Program Readiness Checks Progress Completion Completion The following server roles have been successfully installed. To close the wizard click Finish. Elapsed time 00 22 28 Successfull installed. No errors. Organization Preparation Q Completed Ä I Bapsed Time 00 03 14 Preparing Setup Completed A Bapsed Time 00 00 00 O Copy Exchange Files Completed A Hapsed Time 00 02 03 Language Packs Completed Ä Bapsed Time 00 00 07 _t Management Tools Completed Bapsed Time 00 00 10 3 Hub Transport Role â Completed A Select Ctri C to copy the contents of this page. View Setup Log P Finalize installation using the Exchange Management Console. Back I Finish I Cancel Figure 18-8. Exchange Server is installed In the Actions pane you will see a link called Gather Organizational Information as shown in Figure 18-9. Click this link to run the function. Doing so will allow you to see the default objects that have been created within the Exchange Management Console. Creating a Mailbox To create a mailbox in Exchange follow these steps 1. In the Exchange Management Console s left pane navigate to Recipient Configuration and then Mailbox. You will see the screen shown in Figure 18-10. 288 Networking A Beginner s Guide Figure 18-9. First time in Exchange Choose to gather organizational information. 2. Click New Mailbox in the Actions pane. This starts the New Mailbox wizard as shown in Figure 18-11. As you can see along with user mailboxes several other types of mailboxes can be created. Room and equipment mailboxes are assigned to a resource rather than to a user account. They are used to allow users to easily schedule rooms and equipment when they set up meetings within Outlook. A linked mailbox is for larger organizations .
