Please tell me why pushing out these language packs should be default and not, as I suggest, an opt-in configuration item?
The only method I see to uninstall them does not work on our SBS2011 Standard setup as we have no Unified Messaging, which is apparently required for any of my Googled power shell scripts...
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Persian has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Vietnamese has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Basque has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Hindi has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Malay has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Kazakh has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Kiswahili has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Bengali has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Gujarati has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Oriya has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Tamil has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Telugu has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Kannada has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Malayalam has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Marathi has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Welsh has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Galician has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Amharic has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Filipino has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Spanish has been installed on
Microsoft Exchange Client Language Pack - Serbian has been installed on