
Navigate the Exchange Online dashboard to view domain activity, customize with cards and dark mode, and compare new versus classic Exchange admin centers while exploring mailboxes, mail flow, and roles.
Explore how Exchange admin center online manages mailboxes and mail recipients, while Azure Active Directory focuses on user accounts, security, licenses, and mail flow, policies, and permissions.
explore how mailboxes function as repositories with default folders like inbox, how licenses enable access, and how to manage mail flow settings such as forwarding and size restrictions.
Explore message size restrictions in the Exchange Admin Center, including maximum sent and received sizes in kilobytes and megabytes, and how traffic considerations influence limits.
Configure mail flow in the Exchange admin center by setting the default to receive from all centres, selecting permitted senders, requiring authentication, and using groups to restrict internal email.
Discover mailbox delegation in the exchange admin center, including send on behalf, send as, and read and manage permissions for group mailboxes like customer support.
Convert a personal mailbox to a shared mailbox and assign owners and members. Note the delegation and permission changes from full access to read and manage or send on behalf.
Set recipient limit defines how many users you can add, including cc and bcc; personal mailbox delegation uses send as and send on behalf, unlike shared mailbox with full access.
Learn how to configure automatic replies in the Exchange admin center, including internal, external, and specific contact options for individual mailboxes. Admins can enable, customize, and test auto-responses without Outlook.
Explore how to manage Office 365 groups in Exchange Online, including Microsoft 365 groups, distribution lists, owners and members, privacy, aliases, external senders, delivery management, and integration with Microsoft Teams.
Differentiate Microsoft 365 groups and distribution lists, noting mailbox presence, members, and owners. Learn how deliveries differ: group mailboxes vs list delivery, plus options like delivery management and message approval.
Learn how mail enabled security groups manage access and licenses, compare them with basic security groups, and manage membership, aliases, and access to OneDrive and SharePoint.
Learn how dynamic distribution lists in Exchange Admin Center determine membership by rules, using criteria like company, department, or custom attributes, including external email addresses and owners.
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Welcome to the Free Exchange Online Course!
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What you’ll learn:
Understanding Exchange Online and its benefits
Setting up and managing Exchange Online accounts
Email organization and management
Calendar and scheduling features
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Integration with other Microsoft 365 applications
Best practices for security and compliance
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The new Exchange admin center (EAC) is a modern, web-based management console for managing Exchange that is designed to provide an experience more in line with the overall Microsoft 365 admin experience. It replaces the Exchange Control Panel (ECP) to manage email settings for your organization.
Experience the new Exchange admin center
Try the new Exchange admin center and sign in using your credentials. You can also continue to access the Classic Exchange admin center using the URL Classic Exchange admin center and sign in using your credentials.
To experience some of the new Exchange admin center features, see the following:
Personalized dashboard, reports, and insights
The new EAC offers actionable insights and includes reports for mail flow, migration, and priority monitoring.
New navigation panel
The new EAC includes a left navigation panel to make it easier to find features.
Azure cloud shell support
Cloud Shell is a browser-accessible shell that provides a command-line experience built with Azure management tasks in mind. It enables admins to choose a shell experience that best suits their working lifestyle.
Improved mailbox management
Recipient management is one of the most crucial tasks that admins perform. The new EAC now includes easier mailbox management.
Improved support for groups
The new EAC enables you to create and manage four types of groups: Microsoft 365 Groups, Distribution lists, Mail-enabled security groups, and Dynamic distribution lists.
Migration capabilities
The new EAC supports various kinds of migrations, including cross-tenant migrations for M&A scenarios, and automation Google Workspace (G-Suite) migrations.