Olá Gustavo,
Se o envio for realizado somente para mailboxes internas, você pode fazer através do
Set-Mailbox:
Set-Mailbox "User1" -MaxSendSize 30mb -MaxReceiveSize 30mb
Porém, se o envio for necessário para usuários externos também, você precisará mudar a regra da sua organização inteira. Para evitar que os demais usuários enviem emails "maiores", você deverá usar o cmdlet acima para restringir de todos, e deixar
os que podem enviar tamanhos maiores sem restrição. Isso se dá pela forma como o Exchange Server trata estas requisições. Veja este trecho da documentação:
"One exception to this approach is the user limits. User level limits take precedence over other message size restrictions. Therefore, you can configure a user to exceed the default message size limits for your organization. For example, you can
allow a specific group of user mailboxes to send larger messages than the rest of the organization by configuring custom send and receive limits for those mailboxes.
The exceptions for the user limits only apply to message exchanges between authenticated users. If a message is sent to or received by a recipient on the Internet, the organizational limits will be applied. For example, assume that you have an organizational
message size restriction of 10 MB, but you have configured the users in your marketing department to send and receive messages up to 50 MB. These users will be able to exchange large messages with each other, but they still won’t be able to receive large messages
from Internet users because such messages will be coming from unauthenticated senders."
Referência:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124345(v=exchg.150).aspx
Abços,
Bruno Lopez | MVP & Technical Trainer
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