MIME character set: The specified character set is only used for MIME messages that don't contain a character set. The message encoding settings are described in this table: Setting Some settings are available in the Exchange admin center (EAC), but most are only available in the Exchange Management Shell. When you configure message encoding options for a remote domain, the settings are applied to all messages that are sent to recipients in that domain. For more information, see Remote Domains.
Remote domains specify settings for messages sent to domains that are external to your Exchange organization. For TNEF (also known as or Rich Text) settings, see TNEF conversion options. They'll likely tell you if messages from your Exchange environment appear to have formatting issues.įor more information about content conversion in Exchange, see Content conversion. However, you might need to change the messaging encoding options for recipients that are using older email clients or messaging systems. Typically, the default settings for these message encoding options will work fine.
Outlook on the web (formerly known as Outlook Web App) message format settings Internet recipient message format (Outlook 2010 or earlier) You can specify message encoding options in the following locations: The message encoding options in Exchange Server let you specify message characteristics such as MIME and non-MIME character sets, binary encoding, and attachment formats.
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