Exchange 2013 Admin Portal URL: How to login? Exchange Server administrators have a new administrative portal to manage their Exchange servers. This article will show you how to login to the Exchange 2013 Admin Portal using a URL.
Exchange Admin Portal Url
To access the Exchange Admin Portal, you will need to know the URL for the portal. The URL for the Exchange Admin Portal is https://outlook.office.com/Exchange. This URL should be entered in your browser's address bar.
Once you have accessed the Exchange Admin Portal, you will need to login using your Office 365 account credentials. To do this, click on the "YourAccount" link in the top left corner of the screen and then click on "Login." Next, enter your account credentials and click on "OK."
If you are not currently logged in to Office 365, you will be prompted to sign in before you can continue. Once you have logged in, you will see the main menu of the Exchange Admin Portal.
How to login to the Exchange Admin Portal
To login to the Exchange Admin Portal, you will need your Exchange server account name and password. To find your account name, go to the Exchange Management Shell and type Get-Mailbox | Format-List Name, or use the Get-User cmdlet to find the user's account name.
Your account name is also displayed in the Exchange Admin Portal when you open it. To login to the Exchange Admin Portal, click the User Accounts link in the left navigation pane. In the User Accounts dialog box, enter your account name and password and then click OK.
How to create users and groups in the Exchange Admin Portal
1. In the Exchange Admin Portal, you can create users and groups to manage mailbox content and settings for your organization. To create a user, click Users in the left-hand menu.
2. To create a group, click Groups in the left-hand menu.
3. To add a user or group to an existing role, click on the role name in the left-hand menu and then select Add User or Group.
4. You can also create users and groups by using the New-Mailbox cmdlet. For more information, see New-Mailbox in the Exchange Management Shell documentation.
How to manage mailbox settings in the Exchange Admin Portal
1. To manage mailbox settings in the Exchange Admin Portal, you need to login to your Exchange server using your user name and password.
2. To login to the Exchange Admin Portal, open your browser and enter the following URL: http://your-server-name/ExchangeAdministration/owa? clientId=
3. To change your email address or password in the Exchange Admin Portal, click My Account on the left-hand side of the screen. You will then be able to enter your user name and password to log in to your account.
How to view and manage Active Directory objects in the Exchange Admin Portal
1. To access the Exchange Admin Portal, open the Exchange Management Shell and type:
Get-ExchangeServer | fl
This command will list all of the active Exchange servers in your organization. The result will look like this:
2. To view and manage Active Directory objects in the Exchange Admin Portal, use the Get-ADObject cmdlet. For example, to get information about a user named Jane Doe, you can use the following command:
Get-ADUser -Identity Jane Doe
You can also use the Get-ADObject cmdlet to add, delete, or modify attributes for an Active Directory object. For example, to change the email address for a user named Jane Doe, you can use the following command:
Get-ADUser -Identity Jane Doe | Set-ADEmailAddress "[email protected]"
How to configure message routing in the Exchange Admin Portal
1. In the Exchange Admin Portal, under Organization Configuration, under Message routing, click on the Advanced tab.
2. On the Advanced tab, under Configuration container, select Hub Transport or Transport Management.
3. Under Delivery Controllers in transport management, point to the Exchange server that you want to configure the message routing for and click on the link next to it.
4. under Action filters in the message routing section, click on Add filter button.
5. In the Add filter dialog box, type a name for the filter (for example: Receive From) and select the recipient mailboxes that you want to receive messages from (in this example only recipients in Jerry's Mailbox will be received).
6. Under Action filter settings, select Receive on behalf of user and check the box next to Jerry's Mailbox.
7. Click OK to close the Add filter dialog box and save your changes.
How to deploy and manage messaging solutions in the Exchange Admin Portal
The Exchange Admin Portal is a powerful tool that administrators can use to manage messaging solutions in their organization. To deploy and manage messaging solutions in the Admin Portal, you first need to create an Exchange organization. Then, you can create mailboxes, users, contacts, and settings for these objects using the Admin Portal.
To login to the Admin Portal, you first need to create an account on the Exchange servers. You can do this by using the MAIL server role or by using Active Directory authentication. After you have created your account, you can use it to login to the Admin Portal. To do this, open the Exchange Management Console (EMC) and connect to your MAIL server. On the Mailbox Summary page, click Login and then enter your user name and password. After you have logged in, you will be able to access all of the resources in your organization.
How to view,
If you're looking to view your Exchange admin portal, you can do so by visiting the address provided in your organization's subscription settings. This address will be different depending on which version of Exchange you're using:
The Exchange Admin Portal is available in:
- Microsoft Exchange 2010 SP1 and later versions
- Microsoft Exchange 2013 and later versions
- Office 365