Permissions and monitering in exchange server 2013
* Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
1.The permissions that you grant to junior administrators
and users based on management roles.
2.A role defines that set of tasks that an administrator or
user can perform.
3.There are two types of roles administrator roles an
end-user roles.
Admistrative Roles:
these roles contain permissions that can be assigned to administrators or
specialist users using role groups that
manage a part of the exchange organization, such as recipients ,servers ,or
databases.
End-user Roles: these
roles assigned using role assignment policies ,enable users to manage aspects
of their own mailbox and distribution groups that they own.
Role groups and role assignment policies
*Exchange
2013 provides you with the following to help you to do that
1.Role
groups enable you to grant permissions to administrators and specialist users
2.Role assignment
policies enables you to grant permissions to end users to change settings on
thier own mailbox or distribution groups they own.
Outlook web app mailbox policies:
1.It is used
to create origination -level policies to manage access to features in outlook
web App
2.After
applying web app mailbox policy to a mailbox, it will override the settings of
the virtual directory
3.only one
outlook web app mailbox policy can be applied to a mailbox
Monitoring of Recipients
Rules(transport rules)
*Preventing
inappropriate content from entering or leaving the organization.
*Filtering
confidential organization information .
*Tracking or
archiving copying message that are sent to or received from specific
individuals.
*Redirecting
inbound & outbound messages for inspection before delivery
*Applying
disclaimers to message as they pass through organization
Delivery reports:
It is used
to track delivery information about messages sent or received from any specific
mailbox in exchange organization
It can
search for messages sent by the mailbox or sent to mailbox and it can filter
the search results by the message subject.
connecters:
* it is used to control inbound & outbound mail flow in
exchange organization.
* it will route mail to and receive mail from recipients
outside the organization .
SEND CONNECTORS: It controls the flow of outbound message to
the receiving server.
RECEIVE CONNECTORS: it controls the flow of inbound message
to the exchange organization.
Queue viewer:
A queue is a temporary holding location for messages that
are waiting to enter the next stage of processing or delivery to a destination.
it is used to check the mail struck in the queue before
delivery.





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