Good Afternoon,We have a clean install of Exchange 2007 in a single domain at a K-12 school district. We have all users imported and ready to go, able to login and send/recieve mail. Here is the question. How do you create groups or policies to disable or enable features in the OWA client? Example, I would like to create a group or policy for students that removes Web-Ready Documents, Task or other features that are available in the OWA. How is this done? Thank you for your time.

Some of this you can do via the EMS. You will need a mail group for your students, let's say it is called "All Students". You will use two cmdlets to accomplish this. Here is an example: Get-DistributionGroupMember "All Students" | Set-CasMailbox -OWATasksEnableFalse -OWAJournalEnabledFalse This command enumerates the members of the "All Students" group and then pipes each of those objects (identifiers for each mailbox) to the Set-CasMailbox cmdlet. I realize the first time you look at this it might seem a bit confusing, but believe me, if I can figure it out than anyone can! Here is an example of some of the properties that you can manipulate with the Set-CASMailbox cmdlet. I don't think you can enable/disable Web-Ready documents though. At least not in the E2K7 SP1 (Beta 1) build that I'm using. ___________ [PS] C:\>Get-CASMailbox "mcBee, James W." | fl ProtocolSettings : {}DisplayName : McBee, Jim W.ActiveSyncAllowedDeviceIDs : {}ActiveSyncMailboxPolicy : DefaultActiveSyncMailboxPolicyIsDefaulted : TrueActiveSyncDebugLogging :ActiveSyncEnabled : TrueHasActiveSyncDevicePartnership : FalseOWAEnabled : TrueOWACalendarEnabled :OWAContactsEnabled :OWATasksEnabled :OWAJournalEnabled :OWANotesEnabled :OWARemindersAndNotificationsEnabled :OWAPremiumClientEnabled :OWASpellCheckerEnabled :OWASearchFoldersEnabled :OWASignaturesEnabled :OWAThemeSelectionEnabled :OWAJunkEmailEnabled :OWAUMIntegrationEnabled :OWAWSSAccessOnPublicComputersEnabled :OWAWSSAccessOnPrivateComputersEnabled :OWAUNCAccessOnPublicComputersEnabled :OWAUNCAccessOnPrivateComputersEnabled :OWAActiveSyncIntegrationEnabled :OWAAllAddressListsEnabled :OWAChangePasswordEnabled :OWARulesEnabled :OWAPublicFoldersEnabled :OWASMimeEnabled :OWARecoverDeletedItemsEnabled :PopEnabled : TruePopUseProtocolDefaults : TruePopMessagesRetrievalMimeFormat : BestBodyFormatImapEnabled : TrueImapUseProtocolDefaults : TrueImapMessagesRetrievalMimeFormat : BestBodyFormatMAPIEnabled : TrueMAPIBlockOutlookNonCachedMode : FalseMAPIBlockOutlookVersions :MAPIBlockOutlookRpcHttp : False

Thank you Jim! Your answer was fast and what I needed. This answer has also gave me a couple more ideas on what to do with a couple of other tasks.Again, thank you for your time.

You are welcome. The PowerShell and the EMS are really great tools even for a GUI person like me. I hope you find some useful things there. Microsoft has an "unofficial" site with some great times called http://www.exchangeninjas.com