Microsoft Exchange Improvement Suggestions Ideas

This was available with Lync 2010/OWA integration, but Lync 2013 integration requires manually editing the web.config in Exchange.

Adding Set-MailboxSentItemsConfiguration / Get-MailboxSentItemsConfiguration for Exchange 2013, which is more elegant and manageable than setting (version-dependent) Outlook registry keys.

Just like the EMC (Exchange Management Console) in Exchange 2010. That had the ability to preview the Exchange Management Shell syntax or in other cases to review the used syntax after it was applied.

This ability is a great learning tool but also a valuable tool for documentation.

When a user leaves the organization and their mailbox and AD account are removed the delegate information get's stuck in the Outlook client and creates errors for the users until it is removed. Is there anyway to make this a function of AD or Exchange so that this removed when a user leaves?

Mobile devices connecting to Exchange is the way of the future yet most of the time when we get new devices the old one stays in the list. I have a powershell script to clean these up, but it would be nice if this could be automated through Exchange.

DIR 2.0 has added more functionality especially when combined with single item retention except for the ability to restore users deleted folders. If a user deletes a folder with items in it, we can only restore the items and not the folders WITH the items in it. In 2013, New public folders have the ability but not normal mailboxes.

I'm trying to install the management tools on my client workstation (fully patched Win10 1909) and fail the prerequisite analysis every time:

This computer requires .NET Framework 4.8 (https://support.microsoft.com/kb/4503548).

For more information, visit: https://docs.microsoft.com/Exchange/plan-and-deploy/system-requirements?view=exchserver-2016

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