Applies to: Exchange Server 2007 SP3, Exchange Server 2007 SP2, Exchange Server 2007 SP1
Topic Last Modified: 2007-06-07

This section provides information that will help you manage the following Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 transport components by using the Exchange Management Shell:

• Domain identity
  
  
• Connection limiting
  
  
• Failed message retry intervals and time-outs
  
  
• Delivery status notification (DSN) messages, intervals, and time-outs
  
  
• Domain Name System (DNS) sources
  
  
• Protocol, undeliverable mail (badmail), and pickup storage location and file size
  
  
• Location, age, and size of message tracking log files
  
  
• Membership of Active Directory directory service sites
  
  
• Accepted domains
  
  
• Remote domains
  
  
• X.400 authoritative domains, functionality that is available only in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 (SP1)
  
  

You can use the following Exchange Management Shell cmdlets to manage these transport components:

• Get-AdSite
  
  
• Set-AdSite
  
  
• Get-AdSiteLink
  
  
• Set-AdSiteLink
  
  
• Get-MessageTrackingLog
  
  
• Get-NetworkConnectionInfo
  
  
• Get-TransportConfig
  
  
• Set-TransportConfig
  
  
• Get-TransportPipeline
  
  
• Get-TransportServer
  
  
• Set-TransportServer
  
  
• Get-RemoteDomain
  
  
• New-RemoteDomain
  
  
• Set-RemoteDomain
  
  
• Remove-RemoteDomain
  
  
• Get-AcceptedDomain
  
  
• New-AcceptedDomain
  
  
• Remove-AcceptedDomain
  
  
• Set-AcceptedDomain
  
  
• Test-Mailflow
  
  
• Get-X400AuthoritativeDomain
  
  
• New-X400AuthoritativeDomain
  
  
• Remove-X400AuthoritativeDomain
  
  
• Set-X400AuthoritativeDomain
  
  

To ensure that you are reading the most up-to-date information and to find additional Exchange Server 2007 documentation, visit the Exchange Server TechCenter.

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