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Administering an Exchange Server 2013 Environment (part 2) - Exchange Administration Center - Overview of the Exchange Administration Center

2/18/2014 3:08:41 AM

1.3 Overview of the Exchange Administration Center

The initial view of the Exchange Administration Center is shown in Figure 2.

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Figure 2. Initial view of the Exchange Administration Center.

Some of the features of the Exchange Administration Center include the following:

Cross-premises navigation—The cross-premises navigation links in the upper-left corner of the EAC allow administrators to administer a hybrid Exchange Server 2013 environment. Using these links, an administrator can easily switch between administration of an on-premises Exchange Server 2013 environment and an Office 365 online environment.

Left navigation—The left navigation control contains the primary categories for most of the administrative tasks that can be performed in the EAC. The left navigation pane is structured similarly to the console tree from the Exchange Management Console in Exchange Server 2010. However, in EAC, the left navigation control is organized by feature areas instead of server roles. The following list describes each of the items in the left navigation pane:

Recipients—The Recipients center provides access to manage mailboxes, groups, and contacts and perform mailbox migrations and moves.

Permissions—The Permissions center provides access to manage administrator roles, user roles, and Outlook Web Access policies.

Compliance Management—The Compliance Management center provides access to manage all settings related to Exchange compliance, including eDiscovery, in-place hold, auditing, data loss prevention, retention policies, retention tags, and journaling.

Organization—The Organization center provides access to manage tasks for the Exchange organization, including federated sharing, Outlook apps, and address lists.

Protection—The Protection center provides access to manage anti-malware settings for the Exchange organization.

Mail Flow—The Mail Flow center provides access to manage mail flow rules, delivery reports, accepted domains, email address policies, and Send/Receive connectors.

Mobile—The Mobile center provides access to manage mobile device access and policies for the Exchange organization.

Public Folder—The Public Folder center provides access to manage public folder settings. This removes the need for the Public Folder Management Console, which was used in Exchange Server 2010.

Unified Messaging—The Unified Messaging center provides access to manage Unified Messaging dial plans and IP gateways.

Servers—The Servers center provides access to manage Mailbox and Client Access servers, as well as databases, database availability groups, virtual directories, and certificates.

Hybrid—The Hybrid center provides access to manage settings for a hybrid Exchange Server 2013 environment with both on-premises and cloud-based components.

Tabs—The Tabs area of the Exchange Administration Center provides a list of secondary categories for each of the primary categories listed in the left navigation center. When a primary task selection is made in the left navigation center, the secondary task selections in the Tabs area will change accordingly.

Toolbar—The Toolbar element is present on most tabs containing icons that perform a specific action. Each tab has some subset of icons depending on the available functions for that tab. The following list describes each of the most common icons:

New—The Add icon is depicted by a + symbol and creates a new object. Some Add icons have a down arrow where there are additional types of objects that you can create. For example, in Recipients, Mailboxes, the Add icon’s down arrow shows User Mailbox and Linked Mailbox as additional options.

Edit—The Edit icon is depicted by a pencil and allows you to make changes to an object’s settings. Select the object in the List view and then click the Edit icon.

Delete—The Delete icon is depicted by a trash bin. Some Delete icons have a down arrow where there are additional options. For example, in Recipients, Mailboxes, the Delete icon’s down arrow shows Delete and Disable as additional options.

Search—The Search icon is depicted by a magnifying glass. If you click the Search icon, a search field will display and you can type the search phrase for an object that you want to view.

Refresh—The Refresh icon is depicted by circular arrows. Click the Refresh icon to refresh the List view.

More—The More icon is depicted by an ellipsis, or three dots. Click the More icon to view more actions that you can perform for that tab’s objects. For example, in Recipients, Mailboxes, the ellipsis shows Add/Remove Columns, Export Data to a CSV File, Connect a Mailbox, and Advanced Search.

Up and down arrows—The up arrow and down arrow allow you to move an object’s priority up or down. For example, in Mail Flow, Email Address Policies, click the up arrow to raise the priority of an email address policy.

Copy—The Copy icon is depicted by a dot and allows you to copy an object in order to make changes to it without changing the original object. For example, in Permissions, Admin Roles, select an admin role from the List view and click Copy to create a new role group based on an existing role group. After clicking the Copy icon, an additional window appears where details can be entered for the new group.

List view—The List view in Exchange Administration Center has been designed to remove limitations that existed in ECP. The viewable limit from within the EAC List view is approximately 20,000 objects in on-premises and 10,000 objects in Exchange Online Preview. In addition, paging has been added so that you can page to the results. In the Recipients list view, you can also configure page size and export to a CSV file.

Details pane—The details pane allows the administrator to select an object in the List view and to view information about that object. In some cases, like with recipient objects, you can perform quick edit tasks. You can identify the quick edit tasks by the blue links. For example, in Recipients, Mailboxes, select a mailbox in the List view. In the details pane, you can enable an archive for that mailbox. You can also bulk edit quick tasks by holding down the Ctrl key and selecting objects. Selecting multiple mailboxes allows you to bulk update users’ contact information, organizations, custom attributes, mailbox quotas, Outlook Web App settings, and Post Office Protocol 3 (POP) and Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) settings.

Notifications—The Exchange Administration Center includes a Notification viewer to allow the administrator to view the status of long-running processes and provides notifications when the process completes. In addition, for particularly long-running processes, such as move requests, the administrator can opt in to receive email notifications.

Me tile and Help—The Me tile allows the administrator to sign out of the Exchange Administration Center and sign in as a different user. From the Help drop-down menu, the following actions can be performed:

Help—This selection displays online help for Exchange Server 2013.

Disable Help bubble—The Help bubble was a feature available in the Exchange Control Panel. The Help bubble displays contextual help for fields when you create or edit an object. You can turn off the Help bubble or turn it on if it has been disabled.

Performance console—Click this link to view the Performance console.

Copyright—The Copyright link will display the legal information for Exchange Server 2013.

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