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Set-MessagingServer

The commandlet Set-MessagingServer configures a messaging system in identity store. The SmtpServer parameter requires the server name of the messaging system to be specified. Get-AvailableMessagingServers commandlet can be used to retrieve the server names of the messaging systems.

This commandlet also has some parameters that appear depending on the value of the Provider parameter.

Syntax​

Set-MessagingServer
-IdentityStoreName <string>
-Provider {o365 | gsuite | exchange2013 | exchange2016 | exchange2019}
-Credential <pscredential>
-SmtpServer <string>
[-Priority <int>]
[-Disabled]
[<CommonParameters>]
Set-MessagingServer
-IdentityStoreName <string>
-Provider {o365 | gsuite | exchange2013 | exchange2016 | exchange2019}
-UserName <string>
-SmtpServer <string>
[-Password <string>]
[-Priority <int>]
[-Disabled]
[<CommonParameters>]

Required Parameters​

  • IdentityStoreName
  • Provider
  • Credential
  • SmtpServer

Example 1:

This example modifies the messaging system of the AsStore9 identity store to Microsoft Office 365.

Set-MessagingServer -IdentityStoreName AdStore9 -Provider o365 -UserName admin@mydomain.onmicrosoft.com -Password password123 -SmtpServer ps.outlook.com -Domain mydomain.onmicrosoft.com -AppId 'a1b2c3d4-e5f6-f6e5-d4c3-b2a1b2c3d4e5'

Example 2:

This example modifies the messaging system of the AdStore9 identity store to Exchange 2013.

Set-MessagingServer -IdentityStoreName AdStore9 -Provider exchange2013 -UserName administrator -Password password123 - SmtpServer arslanahmadsvm.pucit.local -Domain pucit.local