Enabling Microsoft Exchange support allows you to leverage Exchange features, such as Microsoft Exchange policies, integrated mailbox, and mail-enabled object management. You can enable or disable Microsoft Exchange support for each Administration server on the following platforms: Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, and Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 and later versions.
To enable Microsoft Exchange support, you must have the appropriate powers, such as those included in the built-in Manage Policies and Automation Triggers role, and your license must support the Exchange product. For more information about Microsoft Exchange requirements, see Supported Platforms.
To enable support for Microsoft Exchange:
Navigate to Policy and Automation Management > Configure Exchange Policies.
Select Enable Exchange Policy, and click Apply.
DRA verifies which versions of the Exchange management tools are installed on the Administration Server and enables the options that allow you to select Exchange support for the appropriate versions.
If Enable Exchange Policy was already selected and the options that allow you to select Exchange support are not enabled, click Refresh to have DRA verify which versions of the Exchange management tools are installed on the Administration Server.
To enable Exchange administration support, select the options to enable support of the versions of Exchange you intend to manage with this Administration server.
Click OK.