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Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 offers two interfaces for your administrative tasks. The improved Exchange Management Console (formerly called Exchange System Manager) is the graphical user interface (GUI) in which you can successfully administer and manage the Exchange Server 2007 and Exchange Server 2003 computers in your organization. The Exchange Management Shell is a new Exchange-specific command-line interface. Similar to other command-line interfaces, such as the Windows Script Host (WSH), you can use the Exchange Management Shell to run a single command or a series of multiple commands for managing your Exchange Server 2007 servers and objects. This document discusses the features and functionality of both administration interfaces.
Important:This document is an interface-specific compilation of several Exchange 2007 Help topics and is provided as a convenience for customers who want to view the topics in print format. To read the most up-to-date Help topics, visit the Exchange Server 2007 Library.

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