The Exchange 2007 Management Console is a graphic interface used to manage an Exchange environment. It has been simplified from previous versions of Exchange so it now focuses only on the most commonly executed tasks. Additional tasks that could traditionally only be performed in REGEDIT or ADSIEDIT were also added to the Exchange Management Console to improve ease of use. You should know the following about the Exchange Management Console:
- In Exchange 2003, the information shown in the tree-pane was dependent on the configuration of your Exchange Server. This pane is now static in the Exchange 2007 Management Console so no matter how many servers you have, what options have been chosen, or what has been installed, the tree-pane will always be the same.
- Many tasks can't be performed through the Exchange Management Console, only through the Exchange Management Shell.
- The Exchange Management Console can filter views.
| Node | Description |
| Microsoft Exchange node | The Microsoft Exchange node allows you to view the Finalize Deployment and End-to-End Scenarios tabs. These tabs help you to complete the required and optional configuration tasks for the server roles you deployed. |
| Organization Configuration node | The Organization Configuration node configures global and system-wide data for all servers and users in the Exchange 2007 organization. |
| Server Configuration node | The Server Configuration node configures the Exchange 2007 servers and their components such as protocols, databases, and messaging records management. |
| Recipient Configuration node | The Recipient Configuration node manages the recipients in the Exchange 2007 organization. |
| Edge Transport node | The Edge Transport node is visible only from a computer that has the Edge Transport server role installed and is used to manage your organization's perimeter network. |
| Toolbox node | The Toolbox node contains the following tools:
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