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This application required them to change the default IPM.Appointment form in all mailboxes. The following example demonstrates how I needed to leverage EWS to perform a specific task.Ī customer that was migrating from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2010 had previously used a non-Microsoft application for room bookings in Exchange.

MICROSOFT EXCHANGE CLIENT FOR WINDOWS WINDOWS

However, Exchange administrators without any developer background can also leverage EWS by using Windows PowerShell.

It provides access to much of the same data that is made available through Microsoft Office Outlook. EWS provides the functionality to enable client applications to communicate with the Exchange Server.

With the release of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, we were introduced to Exchange Web Services (EWS), which is continued and further improved in Exchange Server 2010.

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In January 2011, he was awarded the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Award for his contributions in the Windows PowerShell technical community. He has obtained several certifications such as MCITP: Enterprise Administrator and MCITP: Enterprise Messaging Administrator. In addition to being a consultant, he is a Microsoft Certified Trainer. He mainly works with Microsoft server-products, and has a strong passion for Windows PowerShell. Jan Egil Ring works as a Senior Consultant on the Infrastructure Team at Crayon, Norway. We are really fortunate today to have a great blog post by Microsoft Windows PowerShell MVP, Jan Egil Ring. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here.

MICROSOFT EXCHANGE CLIENT FOR WINDOWS HOW TO

Summary: In this guest blog article written by Microsoft MVP, Jan Egil Ring, you will learn how to use Exchange Web Services (EWS) with Windows PowerShell.