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You Will Learn How To
Build and maintain a robust Exchange Server 2007 e-mail network
Establish an effective administration model to manage mailboxes, groups and contacts
Increase user productivity with Outlook 2007
Manage Exchange database and server operations effectively
Expand the Exchange environment to match increased business demands
Optimise Exchange for maximum performance and availability
Course Benefits Exchange Server 2007 represents a major upgrade from previous versions, offering streamlined server roles, enhanced collaboration features and simplified administration. This new functionality creates a need for trained professionals who can maximise these features effectively. This course provides the knowledge and skills to install, configure and protect Exchange Server 2007 in your environment.
Who Should Attend Those evaluating or implementing Exchange Server 2007. Course 595, "Windows Server 2003 Comprehensive Introduction", or equivalent knowledge is assumed. Working knowledge of AD sites and e-mail systems is helpful.
Hands-on Training Throughout this course, extensive hands-on exercises and an in-depth case study provide practical experience installing and managing an Exchange Server 2007 environment. Exercises include:
Installing Exchange Server 2007
Managing e-mail addressing
Utilising key Outlook 2007 features
Connecting to a SharePoint server
Restoring single messages and databases
Securing Exchange against unwanted e-mail
Creating additional mailbox databases
Utilising the ExBPA and ExTRA tools
Course Content
Introduction
Leveraging the Exchange Management Console and Shell
Defining the need for 64-bit hardware
Exploring Outlook capabilities
Investigating disaster recovery scenarios
Installing Exchange Server 2007 Initiating installation
Choosing server roles
Preparing the AD and server environment
Creating an administration model
Delegating permissions
Defining default administrative roles
Controlling e-mail domains
Building accepted domain lists
Configuring DNS to direct e-mail
Creating e-mail address policies
Managing Recipient Objects Mail-enabling users
Establishing user and resource mailboxes
Identifying mailbox properties
Setting up groups and contacts
Differentiating group types
Enabling contact objects
Configuring E-mail Connectivity Working with Outlook
Investigating AutoConnect
Integrating SharePoint features
Defining e-mail retention policies
Utilising Anywhere Access
Benefiting from Unified Messaging
Connecting to Outlook Web Access (OWA)
Accessing mail from mobile devices
Administering Exchange 2007 Servers Defining server roles
Mailbox
Edge Transport
Hub Transport
Unified Messaging
Client Access
Managing mailbox databases
Dissecting the database structure
Setting Local Continuous Replication (LCR)
Recovering from messaging loss or failure
Leveraging Volume Shadow Service (VSS)
Performing mailbox and database restores
Utilising Recovery Storage Groups
Linking restore methods to disaster planning
Securing Exchange for Internet Access
Port requirements for e-mail access through firewalls
Blocking unwanted e-mail with the Edge Transport Server
Utilising transport rules to ensure regulatory compliance
Differentiating between OWA and OWA Lite
Expanding the Messaging Environment Optimising your mailbox storage