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Exchange 2003

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Exchange Information Store Service

It manages the mailbox store and public store. It is the foundation of Exchange 2003.

Microsoft Exchange MTA Stacks-- Responsible for all non-SMTP message transfer

Exchange MTA is also responsible for remote procedure call (RPC)-based communication with Exchange Server 5.5. It is best to implement Exchange MTA on all servers running Exchange Server 2003.

Test:

Stop "Exchange MTA Stacks" service.

I could still send e-mail to gmail.com, which is SMTP message transfer.

Microsoft Exchange System Attendant service includes many components. It is the real core service.

And so forth


Exchange 2007

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Microsoft Exchange Active Directory Topology service 

Microsoft Exchange File Distribution service   

runs on Client Access servers and gather OAB and keep the content synched with the content on the Mailbox server (after mailbox server generates the OAB).An offline address book (OAB) is a copy of a collection of address lists. After OUTLOOK user downloads the OAB, it can use it in a disconnected state.

Microsoft Exchange System Attendant service

Monitoring, Maintenance, and directory lookup for exchange server.

Microsoft Exchange Service Host

Outlook Anywhere relies on this service.

Microsoft Exchange Transport

It provides SMTP server and transport stack.

Microsoft Exchange Replication Service

It provides log shipping functionality for local continuous replication (LCR) and cluster continuous replication (CCR).

Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Assistants

It provides functionality for Calendar Attendant, Resource Booking Attendant, Out of Office Assistant, and Managed Folder Mailbox Assistant.

Microsoft Exchange Information Store

It manages Exchange Server databases, which host mailboxes.

Microsoft Exchange Mail Submission Service

It notifies the Hub Transport server to that messages are ready for retrieval from a sender's outbox.


Active Directory Schema

Active Directory Schema Console

regsvr32 C:\WINDOWS\system32\schmmgmt.dll

15 custom attributes—

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From ADSIEdit.msc,

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You could use the custom attributes for your own needs. When you create a new mailbox, it includes Microsoft defined generic attributes, such as First Name, Last Name, etc. It is likely that you want the mailbox to have special attribute, e.g. SIN, which is not defined by default. You could use the custom attributes to accomplish your tasks.

From Microsoft Exchange Management Console,

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