This will probably never have any affect, but I want to make clear - I don't like the new Exchange Management Command Line Shell. The great strength of Microsoft products has allways been that they were easy to use and configure - typically through a GUI. Now, I'm faced with typing CmdLets - with properties, methods, objects. I'm NOT a programmer - so why am I having to use a .NET command line all of a sudden? I really, really think that you've made a big mistake with this. We need GUI tools to administer Exchange 2007, something all-encompassing, not stripped down like the Management Console that is included. When I heard the opinion of some MVPs that this powershell tool would be implemented into other server programs - my heart sank. Do not do this - please do not do this! -- Mark Lomas