Jonathan,
Yes, you need to run a script.
In a shameless bit of self promotion check out this link: http://idm-thoughtplace.blogspot.com/2011/11/exchange-2010-provisioning.html. I think it might be of some help.
Regards,
Matt
Hey Matt,
Thank you (again) for the answer. I was looking for something more standard as in multiple documents you can find assurance from SAP for the support of exchange in all it's versions. Having said that, I pointed it out to our local contact at SAP and ... let's say the answer wasn't possitive 
I'll start working with your script, see how far I can go before I need more help 
Jonathan,
I've spoken to the development team and there is a document on Exchange 2010 provisioning. Also as the technique is not terribly different from Exchange 2007 there should not be a problem.
BTW, the technique I used is in production at at least one site here in the US.
Matt.
Hey Matt,
I got hold of a microsoft guy and we're sitting together today to do the implementation the way you described on your blog. But purely out of curiosity; where could I find this Exchange 2010 doc?
Jonathan,
I had to raise a request to get it. I believe that you can use the 2007 document as well.
The 2010 doc I got had a few issues. I sent back some more detailed documentation that SAP will include in the next release. Just not sure when.
Matt
Hi Matt,
We have implemented the exchange 2007 template but this template only considers creation of mailboxes.
Exists some template to disconnect and reconnect mailboxes?
Thanks in advanced
Minerva Paredes.
Minerva,
I'd use the standard powershell scripts and then call them in a similar fashion to my blog post referenced previously.
Matt
