Change MessageClass on Incoming e-mails in a Shared Mailbox

We have a shared mailbox that recives normal IPM.Note mail - We would like to
change the We are running Exchange 2007 SP1.
Understand that PowerShell is the way to go for this - Where can I find
examples on how to build and install this kind of scripts.

Terje Krsitiansen wrote: OK, read up on this a bit... Seems you'd want this as a response to an
*event*.

In other words, everytime a new messages comes in, you'd need this
script to run against each message. Now, PowerShell v1 doesn't come
with any eventing functionality, but there is an add-on, but whether it
will work here or not is another story.

You do need something like eventing right? Having a script run every 1
minute or so wouldn't do it right?

Marco

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The best thing a Script or an AddIn should do is "hook" into the event
"NewItem in folder", and then change the MessageClass, before the user can
open it.
If we have something to run every minute or so - a user can open the the
mail before the script have be run - and then with the wrong "form."
And Remember - the mailbox is an shared mailbox - and the script or Addin
should not run on/in the users mailbox only the shared one.


Kind regard
terje



"Marco Shaw [MVP]" wrote:

I forgot

I dont think that events fires in shared mailboxes only in the users own
mailbox.

kind regards
terje kristiansen

"Marco Shaw [MVP]" wrote:

Hi

Can't test it right now but it seems to me that you need to configure transport
rules on your hub transport role server.
It's GUI is much like the rules wizard on Outlook and there are also some
corresponding cmdlets for it.


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Terje Kristiansen wrote: I'm not familiar enough with Exchange... The cmdlet
new-managedcontentsettings has a messageclass parameter:

"-MessageClass <String>
The MessageClass parameter specifies the message type to which any
expi ration and journaling configuration settings within these content
settings apply.
The parameter value can be a well-known message type such as
Calendar I tems or a specific message class such as IPM.NOTE.SMIME.
Well-known message types are as follows:
* All Mailbox Content
* Calendar Items
* Contacts
* Documents
* Faxes
* Journal items
* Meeting Requests, Responses, and Cancellations
* Notes
* Posts
* RSS Items
* Tasks
* Voicemail
Specific settings supersede general settings. For example, Voice
Mail supersedes All Mailbox Content."

I wasn't able to figure out exactly how to use it. Primarily, how to
have it reference a public folder.

I'll keep searching in my spare time...

Marco

That cmdlet apparently won't work.

Check out the group microsoft.public.exchange.development. There's a
thread I started in the last day or so: "Exchange 2007 eventing" with
some good info that might help you.

Marco