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You must use MFCMAPI (Microsoft Foundation Classes API) to open the System Attendant mailbox.Įvery private mailbox store contains an SMTP mailbox to store temporary messages. The System Attendant Mailbox has no deactivated user account like the SystemMailbox so it is not so easy to open the mailbox. You can find this function in the Exchange System Manager under Tools – Monitoring and Status. The System Attendant Mailbox will also be used to send and receive Exchange monitoring messages for the Link Monitoring Service. The System Attendant Mailbox contains the folder SpecialPrivateFolderForFreeBusyStorage, for Free/Busy information for Microsoft Outlook and CDO Applications (Collaboration Data Objects) which will be temporarily stored in MSExchangeFBPublish.

The System Attendant Mailbox has the following functions:

Exchange system management tools download 2003 how to#

You can read more about how to grant permissions to a mailbox in the link at the end of this article.ĭouble click the SystemMailbox and navigate through the Root Container to the “Top of the Information Store”. You will need permissions to access the mailbox. To log on to the SystemMailbox click – Sessions – Logon and Display Store Table – and select the previously created MAPI profile and log on to this profile. After downloading and extracting the MAPI Editor files you can start the MAPI Editor.įigure 7: Microsoft Exchange Server MAPI Editor Now it is time to use the MAPI Editor to grant access to the content of the SystemMailbox.

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Use the pre Windows 2000 logon name, as shown in the following screenshot.įigure 6: Create a MAPI profile for the SystemMailbox The easiest way is to copy the name to the clipboard.Īs a next step you must create an Outlook profile for the SystemMailbox.

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The account which opens the SystemMailbox requires full mailbox access, so you have to set the required permissions in ADUC (Active Directory Users and Computers).Ĭopy the Pre Windows 2000 logon name to clipboardīecause we need to create a MAPI profile for the SystemMailbox you have to take note of the Pre Windows 2000 logon name. Grant Full Mailbox Access (Send AS / Receive AS) This is required because without disabling this setting we cannot see the mailbox in the MAPI profile.įigure 4: Disable Hide from address lists

The next step is to disable the Hide from Exchange address lists setting in Active Directory Users and Computers. This is required because we need a configured MAPI profile to access the mailbox later via MAPI Editor. Before we can start using the MAPI Editor, there are some steps we have to follow:įirst, we have to enable the SystemMailbox in Active Directory Users and Computers. You will find the download link at the end of this article. One of the tools is the MAPI Editor, formerly MFCMAPI. There are different tools that allow access to the SystemMailbox and low level access to the store in general. I will show you how to open the SystemMailbox. Have you ever wondered what content the SystemMailbox has? Have you tried to open the SystemMailbox but without luck? If so, here is the answer. Viewing the contents of the SystemMailbox You can use ADSI Edit from the Windows Server 2003 support tools to see the system mailboxes that are associated with the private information store.