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Exchange 2010: Configuring a pickup directory

Older programs or older fax solutions can sometimes only be connected to Exchange with the help of a PickUp directory. By default, the PickUp directory is located here (server with installed Hub Transport role):

C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\TransportRoles\Pickup

If you want to change the path for the PickUp directory, you can use the CDMlet Set-TransportServer:

Set-TransportServer „Servername“ –PickupDirectoryPath „d:\ExPickUp“

Alle korrekt formatierten Nachrichten werden aus dem PickUp Verzeichnis an die Empfänger übermittelt. Exchange überprüft das Pickup Verzeichnis alle 5 Sekunden auf neue Mails, dabei werden in der Standardeinstellung maximal 100 Nachrichten pro Minute verarbeitet. Mit dem Parameter „PickUpDirectoryMaxMessagesPerMinute“ kann dieser Wer angepasst werden. Beispiel:

Set-TransportServer „Servername“ –PickupDirectoryPath „d:\ExPickUp“ –PickUpDirectoryMaxMessagesPerMinute 200

The messages in the pickup directory must meet the following requirements:

Example of a message formatted as plain text:

To: frank@frankysweb.de

From: webmaster@frankysweb.de

Subject: Test message PickUp

This is the text of the message. Please pay attention to the blank line.

Example of a message formatted as HTML:

To: frank@frankysweb.de

From: webmaster@frankysweb.de

Subject: Message subject

MIME version: 1.0

Content-Type: text/html; charset=“iso-8859-1″

Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary

<HTML>

<BODY>

<b>This is a mail formatted as HTML</b>

</BODY>

</HTML>

The following groups or users must have access to the pickup directory so that messages can be processed:

Administrator Full access
System Full access
Network service Read, write, delete folders and files

It would also be possible to provide the PickUp directory with a share so that messages can be stored in the folder via the network, then the rights of the PiuckUp directory must be adjusted.

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