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Bmeyn: /* Determining the Throttling Policy Applied to the MailStore Service Account */

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Determining the Throttling Policy Applied to the MailStore Service Account

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Created page with "Exchange {{{1|2010}}} supports throttling since the RTM version. With throttling you can control on the Exchange side the speed and the amount of emails individual users can d..."

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Exchange {{{1|2010}}} supports throttling since the RTM version. With throttling you can control on the Exchange side the speed and the amount of emails individual users can download from the Exchange server. {{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 = Since Exchange 2010 SP1 this feature is enabled by default.|This feature is enabled by default.}}

=== Determining the Throttling Policy Applied to the MailStore Service Account ===

You can use the following Powershell script to check which throttling policy is applied to the <includeonly>[[#Step 1: Setting up a service account for accessing mailboxes|service account that MailStore uses for archiving]]</includeonly><noinclude>service account that MailStore uses for archiving</noinclude>:
{{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
Param([Parameter(Mandatory=$True)][string]$serviceAccount)
$policy = $null
$policyLink = (Get-Mailbox $serviceAccount).ThrottlingPolicy
if ($policyLink -eq $null)
{
$policy = Get-ThrottlingPolicy | where-object {$_.IsDefault -eq $true}
}
else
{
$policy = $policyLink | Get-ThrottlingPolicy
}

$result = $policy | format-list -property Name, IsDefault, EWS*
$result
</source>|2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
Param([Parameter(Mandatory=$True)][string]$serviceAccount)
$policy = (Get-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity $serviceAccount).ThrottlingPolicyId
$policy = switch($policy) {$null {Get-ThrottlingPolicy | Where ThrottlingPolicyScope -eq 'Global'} default {$policy | Get-ThrottlingPolicy}}
$policy | format-list -property Name, ThrottlingPolicyScope, EWS*
</source>}}
To use the script, please copy the entire content into a text editor and save the script as '''policycheck.ps1''', for example on the desktop of the Exchange server.

You can now run the script from the Exchange Management Shell with the UPN (User Principal Name) of the MailStore service account as parameter. Since, in the context of MailStore Server, only the EWS values are of any interest, the following result may be displayed:
{{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
[PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstoreserver@domain.tld

Name : DefaultThrottlingPolicy_8c5771...
IsDefault : True
EWSMaxConcurrency : 100
EWSPercentTimeInAD : 50
EWSPercentTimeInCAS : 90
EWSPercentTimeInMailboxRPC : 60
EWSMaxSubscriptions : 5000
EWSFastSearchTimeoutInSeconds : 60
EWSFindCountLimit : 1000
</source>
In this case, no separate policy exists for the MailStore service account. The value 'True' of the property <tt>IsDefault</tt> indicates that the default throttling policy of the system applies to the MailStore service account as well. Had the value been 'False', the individual policy <tt>Name</tt> would already have been applied to the MailStore service account.
|2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
[PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstoreserver@domain.tld

Name : GlobalThrottlingPolicy_b4ef32cb-3677-44fd-be1a-ad784931f16f
ThrottlingPolicyScope : Global
EwsMaxConcurrency : 27
EwsMaxBurst : 300000
EwsRechargeRate : 900000
EwsCutoffBalance : 3000000
EwsMaxSubscriptions : 5000
</source>
In this case, no separate policy exists for the MailStore service account. The value 'Global' of the property <tt>ThrottlingPolicyScope</tt> indicates that the global throttling policy of the system applies to the MailStore service account as well. Had the value been 'Regular', the individual policy <tt>Name</tt> would already have been applied to the MailStore service account.}}

=== Creating and Assigning an Individual Throttling Policy ===
Because MailStore regularly establishes many connections to the Exchange server and may have to download large amounts of emails through its service account, the account should be exempt from the restrictions of the global throttling policy. You can achieve this by creating a dedicated throttling policy for the MailStore service account:
{{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
New-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
Get-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy | Set-ThrottlingPolicy -EWSFindCountLimit 2500 -EWSPercentTimeInAD 70 -EWSPercentTimeInCAS 120 -EWSPercentTimeInMailboxRPC 80
Set-Mailbox ''mailstoreserver@domain.tld'' -ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
</source>
In line 1, a new throttling policy with the desired values is created, in line 2, this individual throttling policy is assigned to the MailStore service account.
The result can be checked again with the script listed above:
<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
[PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstoreserver@domain.tld

Name : MailStoreServerPolicy
IsDefault : False
EWSMaxConcurrency : 100
EWSPercentTimeInAD : 70
EWSPercentTimeInCAS : 120
EWSPercentTimeInMailboxRPC : 80
EWSMaxSubscriptions : 5000
EWSFastSearchTimeoutInSeconds : 60
EWSFindCountLimit : 2500
</source>
<p class="msnote">'''Important:''' Please note that a mailbox must be set up for the MailStore service account in order to be able to assign a dedicated throttling policy to it.</p>
|2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
New-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy -EWSMaxConcurrency Unlimited -EWSMaxSubscriptions Unlimited -EwsCutoffBalance Unlimited -EwsMaxBurst Unlimited -EwsRechargeRate Unlimited -IsServiceAccount -ThrottlingPolicyScope Regular

Set-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity ''mailstoreserver@domain.tld'' -ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
</source>
In line 1, a new throttling policy with the desired values is created, in line 2, this individual throttling policy is assigned to the MailStore service account.
The result can be checked again with the script listed above:
<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
[PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstoreserver@domain.tld

Name : MailStoreServerPolicy
ThrottlingPolicyScope : Regular
EwsMaxConcurrency : Unlimited
EwsMaxBurst : Unlimited
EwsRechargeRate : Unlimited
EwsCutoffBalance : Unlimited
EwsMaxSubscriptions : Unlimited
</source>}}
=== Removing and Deleting an Individual Throttling Policy ===
To delete an individual throttling policy from a mailbox or user account, execute the following command in the Exchange Management Shell:
{{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
Set-Mailbox ''mailstoreserver@domain.tld'' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
</source>
|2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
Set-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity ''mailstoreserver@domain.tld'' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
</source>}}
This removes the assignment of a throttling policy. To delete the throttling policy from the Exchange system, execute the following command in the Exchange Management Shell:
{{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
Remove-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
</source>
|2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
Remove-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
</source>}}
Confirm this by entering "Y". The policy is now deleted from the system.
<noinclude>
[[de:Vorlage:Archivierung Exchange Throttling]]
[[en:Template:Archiving Exchange Throttling]]
</noinclude>

@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 $result = $policy | format-list -property Name, IsDefault, EWS*
 $result
-</source>|2013|2016|2019 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+</source>|2013|2016|2019|SE =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 Param([Parameter(Mandatory=$True)][string]$serviceAccount)
 $policy = (Get-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity $serviceAccount).ThrottlingPolicyId
@@ Line 42: / Line 42: @@
 </source>
 In this case, no separate policy exists for the MailStore service account. The value 'True' of the property <tt>IsDefault</tt> indicates that the default throttling policy of the system applies to the MailStore service account ''mailstore@example.com'' as well. Had the value been 'False', the individual policy <tt>Name</tt> would already have been applied to the MailStore service account.
-|2013|2016|2019 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016|2019|SE =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 [PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstore@example.com
@@ Line 78: / Line 78: @@
 </source>
 <p class="msnote">'''Important:''' Please note that a mailbox must be set up for the MailStore service account in order to be able to assign a dedicated throttling policy to it.</p>
-|2013|2016|2019 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016|2019|SE =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 New-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy -EWSMaxConcurrency Unlimited -EWSMaxSubscriptions Unlimited -EwsCutoffBalance Unlimited -EwsMaxBurst Unlimited -EwsRechargeRate Unlimited -IsServiceAccount -ThrottlingPolicyScope Regular
@@ Line 101: / Line 101: @@
 Set-Mailbox 'mailstore@example.com' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
 </source>
-|2013|2016|2019 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016|2019|SE =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
    Set-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity 'mailstore@example.com' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
 </source>}}
@@ Line 108: / Line 108: @@
 Remove-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
 </source>
-|2013|2016|2019 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016|2019|SE =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 Remove-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
 </source>}}

@@ Line 101: / Line 101: @@
 Set-Mailbox 'mailstore@example.com' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
 </source>
-|2013|2016 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016|2019 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
    Set-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity 'mailstore@example.com' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
 </source>}}

@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 $result = $policy | format-list -property Name, IsDefault, EWS*
 $result
-</source>|2013|2016 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+</source>|2013|2016|2019 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 Param([Parameter(Mandatory=$True)][string]$serviceAccount)
 $policy = (Get-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity $serviceAccount).ThrottlingPolicyId
@@ Line 42: / Line 42: @@
 </source>
 In this case, no separate policy exists for the MailStore service account. The value 'True' of the property <tt>IsDefault</tt> indicates that the default throttling policy of the system applies to the MailStore service account ''mailstore@example.com'' as well. Had the value been 'False', the individual policy <tt>Name</tt> would already have been applied to the MailStore service account.
-|2013|2016 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016|2019 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 [PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstore@example.com
@@ Line 78: / Line 78: @@
 </source>
 <p class="msnote">'''Important:''' Please note that a mailbox must be set up for the MailStore service account in order to be able to assign a dedicated throttling policy to it.</p>
-|2013|2016 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016|2019 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 New-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy -EWSMaxConcurrency Unlimited -EWSMaxSubscriptions Unlimited -EwsCutoffBalance Unlimited -EwsMaxBurst Unlimited -EwsRechargeRate Unlimited -IsServiceAccount -ThrottlingPolicyScope Regular
@@ Line 108: / Line 108: @@
 Remove-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
 </source>
-|2013|2016 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016|2019 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 Remove-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
 </source>}}

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-Exchange {{{1|2010}}} supports throttling since the RTM version. With throttling you can control on the Exchange side the speed and the amount of emails individual users can download from the Exchange server. {{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 = Since Exchange 2010 SP1 this feature is enabled by default.|This feature is enabled by default.}}
+Exchange {{{1|2013}}} supports throttling since the RTM version. With throttling you can control on the Exchange side the speed and the amount of emails individual users can download from the Exchange server. {{#switch: {{{1|2013}}}|2010 = Since Exchange 2010 SP1 this feature is enabled by default.|This feature is enabled by default.}}
 === Determining the Throttling Policy Applied to the  MailStore Service Account ===
 You can use the following Powershell script to check which throttling policy is applied to the <includeonly>[[#Step 1: Setting up a service account for accessing mailboxes|service account that MailStore uses for archiving]]</includeonly><noinclude>service account that MailStore uses for archiving</noinclude>:
-{{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+{{#switch: {{{1|2013}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 Param([Parameter(Mandatory=$True)][string]$serviceAccount)
 $policy = $null
@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 $result = $policy | format-list -property Name, IsDefault, EWS*
 $result
-</source>|2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+</source>|2013|2016 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 Param([Parameter(Mandatory=$True)][string]$serviceAccount)
 $policy = (Get-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity $serviceAccount).ThrottlingPolicyId
@@ Line 28: / Line 28: @@
 You can now run the script from the Exchange Management Shell with the UPN (User Principal Name) of the MailStore service account (e.g. ''mailstore@example.com'') as parameter. Since, in the context of MailStore Server, only the EWS values are of any interest, the following result may be displayed:
-{{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+{{#switch: {{{1|2013}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 [PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstore@example.com
@@ Line 42: / Line 42: @@
 </source>
 In this case, no separate policy exists for the MailStore service account. The value 'True' of the property <tt>IsDefault</tt> indicates that the default throttling policy of the system applies to the MailStore service account ''mailstore@example.com'' as well. Had the value been 'False', the individual policy <tt>Name</tt> would already have been applied to the MailStore service account.
-|2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 [PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstore@example.com
@@ Line 57: / Line 57: @@
 === Creating and Assigning an Individual Throttling Policy ===
 Because MailStore regularly establishes many connections to the Exchange server and may have to download large amounts of emails through its service account, the account should be exempt from the restrictions of the global throttling policy. You can achieve this by creating a dedicated throttling policy for the MailStore service account:
-{{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+{{#switch: {{{1|2013}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 New-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
 Get-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy | Set-ThrottlingPolicy -EWSFindCountLimit 2500 -EWSPercentTimeInAD 70 -EWSPercentTimeInCAS 120 -EWSPercentTimeInMailboxRPC 80
@@ Line 78: / Line 78: @@
 </source>
 <p class="msnote">'''Important:''' Please note that a mailbox must be set up for the MailStore service account in order to be able to assign a dedicated throttling policy to it.</p>
-|2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 New-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy -EWSMaxConcurrency Unlimited -EWSMaxSubscriptions Unlimited -EwsCutoffBalance Unlimited -EwsMaxBurst Unlimited -EwsRechargeRate Unlimited -IsServiceAccount -ThrottlingPolicyScope Regular
@@ Line 98: / Line 98: @@
 === Removing and Deleting an Individual Throttling Policy ===
 To delete an individual throttling policy from a mailbox or user account, execute the following command in the Exchange Management Shell:
-{{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+{{#switch: {{{1|2013}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 Set-Mailbox 'mailstore@example.com' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
 </source>
-|2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
    Set-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity 'mailstore@example.com' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
 </source>}}
 This removes the assignment of a throttling policy. To delete the throttling policy from the Exchange system, execute the following command in the Exchange Management Shell:
-{{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+{{#switch: {{{1|2013}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 Remove-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
 </source>
-|2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
+|2013|2016 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 Remove-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
 </source>}}

@@ Line 27: / Line 27: @@
 To use the script, please copy the entire content into a text editor and save the script as '''policycheck.ps1''', for example on the desktop of the Exchange server.
-You can now run the script from the Exchange Management Shell with the UPN (User Principal Name) of the MailStore service account as parameter. Since, in the context of MailStore Server, only the EWS values are of any interest, the following result may be displayed:
+You can now run the script from the Exchange Management Shell with the UPN (User Principal Name) of the MailStore service account (e.g. ''mailstore@example.com'') as parameter. Since, in the context of MailStore Server, only the EWS values are of any interest, the following result may be displayed:
 {{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 [PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstore@example.com
@@ Line 41: / Line 41: @@
 EWSFindCountLimit             : 1000
 </source>
-In this case, no separate policy exists for the MailStore service account. The value 'True' of the property <tt>IsDefault</tt> indicates that the default throttling policy of the system applies to the MailStore service account as well. Had the value been 'False', the individual policy <tt>Name</tt> would already have been applied to the MailStore service account.
+In this case, no separate policy exists for the MailStore service account. The value 'True' of the property <tt>IsDefault</tt> indicates that the default throttling policy of the system applies to the MailStore service account ''mailstore@example.com'' as well. Had the value been 'False', the individual policy <tt>Name</tt> would already have been applied to the MailStore service account.
 |2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
 [PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstore@example.com
@@ Line 53: / Line 53: @@
 EwsMaxSubscriptions   : 5000
 </source>
-In this case, no separate policy exists for the MailStore service account. The value 'Global' of the property <tt>ThrottlingPolicyScope</tt> indicates that the global throttling policy of the system applies to the MailStore service account as well. Had the value been 'Regular', the individual policy <tt>Name</tt> would already have been applied to the MailStore service account.}}
+In this case, no separate policy exists for the MailStore service account. The value 'Global' of the property <tt>ThrottlingPolicyScope</tt> indicates that the global throttling policy of the system applies to the MailStore service account ''mailstore@example.com'' as well. Had the value been 'Regular', the individual policy <tt>Name</tt> would already have been applied to the MailStore service account.}}
 === Creating and Assigning an Individual Throttling Policy ===
@@ Line 60: / Line 60: @@
 New-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
 Get-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy | Set-ThrottlingPolicy -EWSFindCountLimit 2500 -EWSPercentTimeInAD 70 -EWSPercentTimeInCAS 120 -EWSPercentTimeInMailboxRPC 80
-Set-Mailbox ''mailstore@example.com'' -ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
+Set-Mailbox 'mailstore@example.com' -ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
 </source>
 In line 1, a new throttling policy with the desired values is created, in line 2, this individual throttling policy is assigned to the MailStore service account.
@@ Line 81: / Line 81: @@
 New-ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy -EWSMaxConcurrency Unlimited -EWSMaxSubscriptions Unlimited -EwsCutoffBalance Unlimited -EwsMaxBurst Unlimited -EwsRechargeRate Unlimited -IsServiceAccount -ThrottlingPolicyScope Regular
-Set-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity ''mailstore@example.com'' -ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
+Set-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity 'mailstore@example.com' -ThrottlingPolicy MailStoreServerPolicy
 </source>
 In line 1, a new throttling policy with the desired values is created, in line 2, this individual throttling policy is assigned to the MailStore service account.
@@ Line 99: / Line 99: @@
 To delete an individual throttling policy from a mailbox or user account, execute the following command in the Exchange Management Shell:
 {{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
-Set-Mailbox ''mailstore@example.com'' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
+Set-Mailbox 'mailstore@example.com' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
 </source>
 |2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
-   Set-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity ''mailstore@example.com'' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
+   Set-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation -Identity 'mailstore@example.com' -ThrottlingPolicy $null
 </source>}}
 This removes the assignment of a throttling policy. To delete the throttling policy from the Exchange system, execute the following command in the Exchange Management Shell:

@@ Line 29: / Line 29: @@
 You can now run the script from the Exchange Management Shell with the UPN (User Principal Name) of the MailStore service account as parameter. Since, in the context of MailStore Server, only the EWS values are of any interest, the following result may be displayed:
 {{#switch: {{{1|2010}}}|2010 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
-[PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstoreserver@domain.tld
+[PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstoreserver@example.com
 Name                          : DefaultThrottlingPolicy_8c5771...
@@ Line 43: / Line 43: @@
 In this case, no separate policy exists for the MailStore service account. The value 'True' of the property <tt>IsDefault</tt> indicates that the default throttling policy of the system applies to the MailStore service account as well. Had the value been 'False', the individual policy <tt>Name</tt> would already have been applied to the MailStore service account.
 |2013 =<source lang="powershell" smart-tabs="true" toolbar="false" gutter="false">
-[PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstoreserver@domain.tld
+[PS] C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>.\policycheck.ps1 mailstoreserver@example.com
 Name                  : GlobalThrottlingPolicy_b4ef32cb-3677-44fd-be1a-ad784931f16f