Winpop Command In Windows Server 2008
In this article I am going to explain about Winpop Command in Windows Server 2008 operating system and also explain it's related syntax.
Introduction
In this we can send and receive text messages and alerts from the server and it included in Windows Server 2003.
Syntax
winpop [add {DomainName | UserName@DomainName [/createuserPassword]}] [delete {DomainName | UserName@DomainName [/deleteuser]}]
[list [DomainName]]
[lock {DomainName | UserName@DomainName}]
[unlock {DomainName | UserName@DomainName}]
[stat [DomainName]]
[changepwdUserName@DomainNameNewPassword]
[createquotafileUserName@DomainName [/user:UserName]]
[migrateToADUserName@DomainName]
[help] |
Parameter |
Description |
add {DomainName| UserName@DomainName [/createuserPassword} |
It is used for creates a new domain or mailbox. |
delete {DomainName| UserName@DomainName [/deleteuser} |
It is used for deletes an existing domain or mailbox. |
list [DomainName] |
It show lists all POP3 service domains or, if the domain value is specified, all the mailboxes in the domain. |
lock {DomainName| UserName@DomainName} |
It is used for locks a domain or a mailbox. |
unlock {DomainName| UserName@DomainName} |
It is used for unlock a previously locked domain and all mailboxes in the domain or a single mailbox. |
stat [DomainName] |
It displays server statistics: total number of mailboxes, total disk usage, total number of stored e-mail, the lock/unlock status of the domains, and the total number of domains. |
- changepwd UserName@DomainName NewPassword
|
It changes the password of the mailbox's user account. |
Createquotafile UserName@DomainName [/user:UserName] |
It creates a quota file for the user specified. |
migrateToAD UserName@DomainName |
It migrates an encrypted password file authentication user account, including its password, to an Active Directory user account. |
Help |
In this we displays help for winpop on screen. |
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