Applies to: Exchange Server 2007 SP3, Exchange Server
2007 SP2, Exchange Server 2007 SP1
Topic Last Modified: 2007-07-24
Use the User Type page to select the type of user account to associate with the mailbox. By default, New User is selected, but you can also create mailboxes for one or more existing users.
- New User
-
- Click this button to create a new user account for the mailbox.
This allows you to simultaneously provision both the user account
and the Exchange mailbox for a user.
- If you select this option, you will need to provide the
required user account information on the Mailbox Information
page of this wizard.
- Click this button to create a new user account for the mailbox.
This allows you to simultaneously provision both the user account
and the Exchange mailbox for a user.
- Existing User
-
- Click this button to create mailboxes for one or more existing
user accounts. When you select this option, the Add button
is enabled.
- Click Add to open the Select User dialog box. The
dialog box will display a list of user accounts in the forest that
do not have associated mailboxes.
- If you are creating user mailboxes, the list displays only
enabled user accounts. For resource and linked mailboxes, only
disabled user accounts are displayed. Click the desired user
accounts, and then click OK to return to the wizard.
- In the Select User dialog box, you can also search for a
specific account by typing its name in the Search box, and
then clicking Find Now.
- In the Select User dialog box, you can also search for a
specific account by typing its name in the Search box, and
then clicking Find Now.
- If you want to remove a user from the list of users for which
you are creating mailboxes, select the user, and then click
.
- Click this button to create mailboxes for one or more existing
user accounts. When you select this option, the Add button
is enabled.
For More Information
For more information about creating a mailbox for a new user, see How to Create a Mailbox for a New User.
For more information about creating a mailbox for an existing user, see How to Create a Mailbox for an Existing User.