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Microsoft Exchange Server Training (Microsoft Official Curriculum)
Kay Unkroth, Microsoft Pr
ISBN:1572317094, Edition: Pap/Cdr, 1998-05
Price: $99.99
Table of Contents
- Cover
- LOC Page
- Foreword
- About This Book
- Intended Audience
- Reference Materials
- About the CD-ROMs
- Features of This Book
- Notes
- Conventions
- Chapter and Appendix Overview
- Finding the Best Starting Point for You
- Where to Find Specific Skills in This Book
- Getting Started
- Hardware Requirements
- Software Requirements
- Setup Instructions
- About the Online Book
- The Microsoft Certified Professional Program
- Microsoft Certification Benefits
- Requirements for Becoming a Microsoft Certified Professional
- Technical Training for Computer Professionals
- Technical Support
- Evaluation Edition Software Support
- Chapter 1 -- Introduction to Microsoft Exchange
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Introduction to Microsoft Exchange Server
- Microsoft Exchange Server Features
- Shared-File Messaging Systems
- Client/Server Messaging Systems
- Microsoft Exchange Server Compatibility
- The Microsoft Exchange Hierarchy
- Windows NT Security Integration
- Lesson 2: Microsoft Exchange Clients
- Microsoft Exchange Client Family
- Microsoft Outlook Client
- Other Clients
- Lesson 3: Exchange Server Messaging Infrastructure
- Exchange Server Core Components
- Optional Components
- Reliability of Exchange Server
- Leveraging of Windows NT Features
- Review
- Chapter 2 -- Installing Microsoft Exchange Server
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Preparing for a Microsoft Exchange Installation
- System Requirements
- Microsoft Exchange Server Responsibilities
- Windows NT Dependencies
- Exercise 1: Creating Accounts for Exchange Administration
- Types of Installation
- Lesson 2: Organizational Contexts for Installation
- Creating a New Site
- Exercise 2: Installing a Microsoft Exchange Server
- Adding a Server to an Existing Site
- Exercise 3: Adding a Microsoft Exchange Server to a Site
- Upgrade a Server Within a Site
- Lesson 3: Maintenance Mode and Unattended Setup
- Setup Maintenance Mode
- Unattended Setup Mode
- Installing Exchange Server in a Clustered Environment
- Lesson 4: Post-Installation Considerations
- Optimizing the Server
- Default File Locations and Structure
- Share Point Permissions
- Installing the Exchange Administrator Program
- Exercise 4: Verifying the Installation
- Lesson 5: Common Installation Problems
- Troubleshooting Installation Problems
- The NetBEUI Trap
- Exchange Server Service Dependencies
- Review
- Chapter 3 -- Microsoft Exchange Server Architecture
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Microsoft Exchange Server Components
- Exchange Server Core Components
- Optional Exchange Server Components
- Lesson 2: Exchange Component Communication
- Core Component Communication
- Clients and Administrator Program Component Communication
- System Attendant
- Directory Service
- Message Transfer Agent
- Information Store
- Optional Component Communication
- Single-Server Message Flow
- Multiple-Server Message Flow
- Review
- Chapter 4 -- Communication in an Exchange Server Environment
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Server-to-Server Communication
- Types of Data Transferred Between Components
- Components of Server-to-Server Communication
- Lesson 2: Intrasite Server Communication
- Server Communication Within Site Boundaries
- Directory Service Communication in an Intrasite Environment
- Lesson 3: The MTA in an Intrasite Environment
- MTA Communication in an Intrasite Environment
- Resolving the E-Mail Address
- Determining the Message Route
- Review
- Chapter 5 -- Creating and Managing Recipients
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Types of Recipient Objects
- Considerations About Recipient Objects
- Lesson 2: Creating and Configuring Mailboxes
- Creating Mailboxes Using the Microsoft Windows NT User Manager for Domains
- Exercise 5: Assigning Exchange Administrator Permissions
- Exercise 6: Creating a Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Using User Manager for Domains
- Creating and Configuring Mailboxes Using the Administrator Program
- Exercise 7: Creating an Exchange Mailbox Using Exchange Administrator
- Extract, Export, and Import Features
- Exercise 8: Creating a New Recipients Container
- Exercise 9: Creating New Mailboxes Using Directory Import
- Mailbox Maintenance Tasks
- Lesson 3: Creating and Configuring Distribution Lists
- Distribution List Configuration
- Exercise 10: Creating a Distribution List
- Lesson 4: Creating and Configuring Custom Recipients
- Custom Recipients
- Exercise 11: Creating a Custom Recipient
- Lesson 5: Recipient Object Management
- Common Properties
- Managing Recipient Objects
- Review
- Chapter 6 -- Microsoft Exchange Client Architecture and Installation
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Microsoft Exchange Clients
- Client Interface Overview
- Microsoft Outlook Client
- Macintosh Clients
- Lesson 2: Client Architecture
- MAPI Subsystem
- Information Services
- Messaging Profiles
- Client Message Store Options
- Lesson 3: Client Installation
- Client Installation Requirements
- Performing a Local Installation
- Exercise 12: Installing Exchange and Outlook Clients
- Performing a Shared Installation
- Installation Tools
- Default Profile Generation
- Unattended Client Installation
- Exercise 13: Creating, Sending, Receiving, and Reading a Message
- Review
- Chapter 7 -- Configuring the Microsoft Exchange Client
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Creating Profiles
- Messaging Profiles
- Exercise 14: Creating a New Profile
- Information Services
- Lesson 2: Personal Folder Store
- Working with Personal Folders
- Exercise 15: Adding a .PST File to Your Profile
- Assigning a Location for Incoming Mail
- Lesson 3: Configuring Offline Folders
- Working with Offline Folders and Offline Address Books
- Exercise 16: Configuring Outlook to Use Offline Folders
- Lesson 4: Roving Users
- Roving User Configuration Issues
- Lesson 5: Remote Users
- Remote User Support
- Lesson 6: Outlook Configuration Options
- Outlook Settings Related to E-Mail
- Exercise 17: Configuring Options for Processing Messages
- Lesson 7: Configuring the Transport
- Exchange Server Transport
- Client Connection Order
- Exercise 18: Viewing the Client RPC Connection Order in the Registry
- Importing a .MMF or a .PAB File
- Delegate Access
- Exercise 19: Configuring and Using Send-On-Behalf-Of Delegate Access
- Review
- Chapter 8 -- Managing Server Configuration
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Server Management Tools
- Windows NT Server Maintenance Tools
- Exchange Server Tools
- Lesson 2: Fundamentals of the Administrator Program
- Viewing the Administration Window
- Customizing the Administrator Program
- Hierarchy of an Organization
- Permission Contexts and Permission Flow
- Exchange Administrator's Raw Mode
- Lesson 3: Managing Site Configuration
- Site Configuration Objects
- DS Site Configuration Properties
- Exercise 20: Modifying the DS Site Configuration
- Site Addressing Properties
- Exercise 21: Changing the Site SMTP Addresses
- Addressing Container Object
- Exercise 22: Setting a Custom Attribute for Several Recipients
- Template Modification
- Exercise 23: Modifying a Details Template
- MTA Site Configuration Properties
- Lesson 4: Managing Server Configuration
- Server Configuration Objects
- Exercise 24: Modifying the Server's MTA and Public Information Store Properties
- Modifying Server Properties
- Review
- Chapter 9 -- Introduction to Intersite Connectors
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Intersite Communication
- Reasons for Having Multiple Sites
- Intersite Messages
- Connector Overview
- Address Space
- Exercise 25: Installing Exchange Server in a New Messaging Site
- Lesson 2: The Site Connector
- Site Connector Considerations
- Configuring the Site Connector
- Target Server Cost
- Site Connector Security with Windows NT Domains
- Exercise 26: Configuring the Site Connector
- Lesson 3: The X.400 Connector
- X.400 Connector Considerations
- MTA Transport Configuration
- Exercise 27: Installing the TCP/IP MTA Transport Stack for Exchange
- Configuring the X.400 Connector
- Exercise 28: Configuring the X.400 Connector
- Lesson 4: Other Main Messaging Connectors
- Using the Internet Mail Service
- Dynamic RAS Connector
- Lesson 5: Using Multiple Connectors
- Multiple Connectors
- Message Routing and Selection
- The Gateway Address Routing Table
- Transmission Retries
- Connector Selection
- Lesson 6: Directory Replication
- Directory Replication Considerations
- Directory Replication Bridgeheads
- Transitive Connections
- Directory Replication Topology
- Configuring Directory Replication
- Exercise 29: Performing Directory Replication
- Review
- Chapter 10 -- Internet Mail Service
- Overview
- Lesson 1: The Internet Mail Service
- Overview of IMS
- TCP/IP, SMTP, and RFCs
- Exercise 30: Preparing the Site and the TCP/IP Configuration
- How the IMS Works
- The IMS Messaging Profile
- Overview of DNS
- SMTP Send Process
- SMTP Service Extensions
- SMTP Verify Request
- Address Encapsulation
- Lesson 2: Starting and Configuring the Internet Mail Service
- Planning IMS Connections to SMTP Hosts
- Exercise 31: Verifying the DNS Configuration
- Using the Internet Mail Wizard
- Exercise 32: Installing and Configuring the IMS
- Customizing the IMS
- Exercise 33: Configuring Routing
- Dial-Up Connections
- User Name and Reverse Name Resolution
- Exercise 34: Sending and Receiving SMTP Mail Using Outlook
- Exercise 35: Configuring Site Replication Using the IMS
- Review
- Chapter 11 -- Internet Protocols
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Overview of Protocol Support
- Internet Protocols Support
- Protocol Container Objects
- Configuring Site and Server Protocol Properties
- Configuring Mailbox Protocols Properties
- Lesson 2: Internet Message Access Protocols
- POP3 Overview
- POP3 Operation
- IMAP4 Overview
- IMAP4 Operation
- Internet Mail Access Architecture
- Configuring Protocol Support
- Exercise 36: Configuring Internet Message Access Protocols for the Site
- Typical POP3/IMAP4 Client Configuration Parameters
- Testing the Connectivity
- Protocol Logging
- Exercise 37: Installing Outlook Express
- Lesson 3: Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
- LDAP Client Support
- Directory Access Methods
- Configuring LDAP Site and Server Properties
- Lesson 4: Internet News Service and the Network News Transfer Protocol
- Introduction to the INS
- Background on Newsfeeds
- Using the Newsfeed Configuration Wizard
- Advanced Newsfeed Configuration Tasks
- Setting Properties on Newsgroup Public Folders
- NNTP Management
- NNTP Mailbox-Level Administration
- Troubleshooting NNTP Connectivity
- Lesson 5: Hypertext Transfer Protocol
- Supporting HTTP-Based Access
- Configuring HTTP
- Exercise 38: Configuring HTTP for the Site
- Lesson 6: Outlook Web Access
- The Active Platform
- Outlook Web Access Architecture
- Overview of Active Server Pages
- Overview of Collaboration Data Objects
- Outlook Web Access Installation
- Exercise 39: Sending and Receiving Mail Using the Exchange Web Client
- Review
- Chapter 12 -- Creating and Managing Public Folders
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Introduction to Public Folders
- Public Folder Considerations
- Parts of a Public Folder
- Exercise 40: Creating a Public Folder
- Public Folders Within the Directory
- Exercise 41: Sending Mail to a Public Folder
- Lesson 2: Information Store Configuration
- IS Configuration
- Public Folder Site Affinity
- Client Connection Example
- Server Location
- Public Information Store Configuration
- Exercise 42: Changing Top-Level Public Folder Creation Permissions
- Lesson 3: Creating and Managing Public Folders
- Creating a Public Folder
- Managing Public Folder Properties
- Exercise 43: Managing Exchange Public Folder Permissions
- Lesson 4: Public Folder Strategies
- Single Copy of a Public Folder
- One or More Replicas of a Public Folder
- Dedicating a Public or Private Folder Server
- Review
- Chapter 13 -- Public Folder Replication
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Introduction to Public Folder Replication
- Advantages of Public Folder Replication
- Public Folder Contents Replication
- Public Folder Hierarchy Replication
- Public Folder Replication Configuration
- IS Public Folder Replication Configuration
- Exercise 44: Configuring and Testing Public Folder Replication
- Lesson 2: Public Folder Replication Process
- Introduction to the Replication Process
- Monitoring Message State Information
- Replicating Created and Deleted Messages
- Replicating Message Modifications
- Out-of-Sync Public Folders and Backfill
- Adding and Deleting Replicas
- Content Modification and Conflict Resolution
- Exercise 45: Testing Public Folder Conflict Resolution
- Public Folder Rehoming
- Review
- Chapter 14 -- Implementing Advanced Security
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Advanced Security Features
- Advanced Security Overview
- Key Technology
- Lesson 2: The Key Management Server
- KM Server Architecture
- Installing the KM Server
- Function of KM Server Keys and Passwords
- Different Encryption Types in One Organization
- Lesson 3: Enabling Advanced Security
- Stage 1: The Administrator's Side
- Stage 2: The Client's Side
- Security Object Storage
- Person-to-Person Key Exchange
- Exchanging Signed Messages
- Exchanging Sealed Messages
- Lesson 4: KM Server in Multiple-Site Organizations
- KM Server and Multiple Sites
- Key and Certificate Management
- Managing the KM Server Database
- Advanced Security Tools
- Exercise 46: Installing and Configuring Advanced Security
- Review
- Chapter 15 -- Maintaining Servers
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Database Operation and Maintenance
- Defining the Database
- Maintaining Log Files
- Backing Up the Database
- Restoring an Exchange Server
- Maintaining the Database
- Exercise 47: Using Eseutil.exe and Isinteg.exe to Check and Fix the Integrity of Exchange Databases
- Lesson 2: Monitors as Maintenance Tools
- Server Monitoring
- Link Monitors
- Starting and Stopping Monitors
- Exercise 48: Creating, Configuring, Testing, and Using a Link Monitor
- Lesson 3: Troubleshooting Tools and Tasks
- The Inbox Repair Tool
- The MTA Check Utility
- The RPC Ping Utility
- The Windows NT Task Manager
- Lesson 4: Other Maintenance Tasks and Troubleshooting Aids
- Forcing Directory Replication
- Changing the Service Account Password
- Enabling Message Tracking
- Using Message Tracking
- Using Message Queues for Troubleshooting
- Review
- Chapter 16 -- The Exchange Server Forms Environment
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Electronic Forms
- Application Design Environments
- Exchange Forms Designer
- Outlook Forms Designer
- Lesson 2: Managing Forms
- Forms Libraries
- Installing Forms
- Lesson 3: Sample Applications
- Sample Application Overview
- Modifying Forms Using Outlook
- Exercise 49: Creating and Installing an Outlook Form
- Lesson 4: Extended Collaboration Features
- Script-Based Folder Agents
- Exchange HTML Form Design
- Review
- Chapter 17 -- Exchange Clients in the Novell NetWare Environment
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Exchange Server Requirements
- Installing the NWLink IPX/SPX–Compatible Transport
- Installing Gateway Services for NetWare
- Installing the Service Advertising Protocol Agent
- Additional Utilities for NetWare
- Lesson 2: Exchange and NetWare Client Requirements
- Network Communication Requirements
- Troubleshooting Client Connectivity
- Review
- Chapter 18 -- Connecting to Microsoft Mail and Schedule+ 1.0
- Overview
- Lesson 1: The MS Mail Connector
- Required Components
- MS Mail Connector Architecture
- Message Flow
- Configuring the MS Mail Connector
- Exercise 50: Configuring the MS Mail Connector
- Lesson 2: Configuring Directory Synchronization in Exchange Server
- MS Mail Directory Synchronization Events
- Directory Synchronization Agent as a Server
- DXA as a Requestor
- Configuring the DXA Server
- Configuring the Remote DirSync Requestor
- Configuring the DXA Requestor
- DirSync Templates
- Exercise 51: Configuring MS Mail Directory Synchronization
- Lesson 3: The Schedule+ Free/Busy Connector
- Schedule+ Free/Busy Connector Architecture
- Configuring the Schedule+ Free/Busy Connector
- Review
- Chapter 19 -- Connector for Lotus cc:Mail
- Overview
- Lesson 1: The Connector for Lotus cc:Mail
- Introduction to the Connector for Lotus cc:Mail
- Components of the Connector for Lotus cc:Mail
- Lotus cc:Mail Considerations
- Lotus cc:Mail Custom Addressing
- Lotus cc:Mail and Connector Interfaces
- Advanced Maintenance for the Connector for Lotus cc:Mail
- Lotus cc:Mail Directory Synchronization
- Lesson 2: Lotus cc:Mail Message Flow
- Exchange to Lotus cc:Mail Message Flow
- Lotus cc:Mail to Exchange Message Flow
- Review
- Chapter 20 -- The Connector for Lotus Notes
- Overview
- Lesson 1: Introduction to the Connector for Lotus Notes
- Connector for Lotus Notes Considerations
- Components of the Connector for Lotus Notes
- Lesson 2: Message Flow and Directory Synchronization
- Exchange Server to Lotus Notes Message Flow
- Lotus Notes to Exchange Server Message Flow
- Directory Synchronization
- Lesson 3: Installing and Configuring the Connector for Lotus Notes
- Lotus Notes Preparations
- Installing the Connector for Lotus Notes
- Configuring the Connector for Lotus Notes
- Review