Add mail box for exchange 2010

To add a mailbox for Exchange 2010, you'll need to follow these steps:

Prerequisites:

• You have Exchange 2010 installed and configured on your server.
• You have a user account created in Active Directory.
• You have the necessary permissions to manage Exchange.

Step 1: Open the Exchange Management Console

• Log in to your Exchange server using the Exchange Management Console.
• In the console tree, navigate to "Recipient Configuration" and then "Mailbox".

Step 2: Create a new mailbox

• Right-click on "Mailbox" and select "New Mailbox".
• In the "New Mailbox" wizard, select "User Mailbox" and click "Next".

Step 3: Specify the mailbox settings

• Enter the name and alias for the new mailbox.
• Select the user account from the list of available users.
• Choose the mailbox database and storage group for the new mailbox.
• Set the mailbox size limit and warning level (optional).
• Click "Next".

Step 4: Set the mailbox features

• Choose the features you want to enable for the new mailbox, such as:
  • Email
  • Calendar
  • Contacts
  • Tasks
  • Notes
• Click "Next".

Step 5: Complete the wizard

• Review the settings for the new mailbox and click "New" to create it.

Step 6: Verify the mailbox creation

• Go back to the "Mailbox" folder in the Exchange Management Console and verify that the new mailbox has been created.
• You can also check the mailbox by logging in to the Exchange Control Panel (ECP) or using the Outlook Web App (OWA).

Additional steps:

• If you want to add a mailbox for a new user, you'll need to create the user account in Active Directory first.
• If you want to add a mailbox for an existing user, you'll need to make sure the user account is enabled and has a valid email address.
• You can also use the Exchange Management Shell (EMS) to create a mailbox using the following command: New-Mailbox -Name <name> -Alias <alias> -UserPrincipalName <userPrincipalName> -Database <databaseName>