After you deploy Exchange Server 2010, you will find that the system does not enable the POP3 and IMAP4 protocols by default.
So how do you start POP3 and IMAP4 services?
The first approach is to find the Microsoft Exchange POP3 and Microsoft Exchange IMAP4 two services in the services of the Exchange Server 2010 system, set their properties to Automatic, and then start.
The second approach is to enable in the Exchange Server 2010 Management Shell
Set-service Msexchangepop3-startuptype Automatic (setting the properties of the POP3 service to start automatically)
Start-service-service msExchangePOP3 (Start POP3 service)
Set-service Msexchangeimap4-startuptype Automatic (setting the properties of the IMAP4 service to start automatically)
Start-service msExchangeIMAP4 (Start IMAP4 service)
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Also for the Microsoft Exchange Monitoring service, the default startup state is manual, where we can also change it to automatic, so that we can start the service automatically when the server maintenance restarts, instead of having to manually start each time.
For back-end mailbox servers, you can also change the monitoring service to auto-start.
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This article from "Zeng Hung Xin Technical column" blog, declined to reprint!
Tip:exchange enabling POP3 and IMAP4 Services