Exchange Server 2010 System Administration

Duration: 4 Days | Price: $2095 | Class Dates:

Students Will Learn:

Windows Server Installation and Configuration
Exchange Server Installation and Configuration
Active Directory, DNS and IIS Integration
Management Consoles and Shells
Exchange Server Roles and Security Management
Administrative Management Roles
Message and Recipient Management

Rights Based Access Control
Exchange Backup and Recovery
Exchange Database Availability Groups
Exchange Server Maintenance, Monitoring and Troubleshooting
Outlook, OWA and ActiveSync Installation and Configuration
Managing User Email and Calendar Data
Managing Global and Personalized Address Lists

Course Description: This course provides hands on experience installing and configuring Exchange Server 2010 and a variety of Microsoft messaging clients. Students will also install and configure Windows Server 2008, Active Directory Domain Services and IIS web services. Attendees will practice local and remote administration of server roles, network connectivity and user messaging data. After installing Exchange, students will create users and groups, and assign permissions, rights and policies. They will then configure and troubleshoot the Exchange environment using various consoles and management shells. We'll investigate backup and fault tolerance strategies, as well as security and user access issues. Comprehensive labs and exercises give students real experience deploying, managing and troubleshooting an Exchange Server 2010 infrastructure.

Course Prerequisites: Familiarity with the Microsoft Windows environment (desktop, files and folders). Students should also be familiar with the basic workings of Active Directory (domains, organizational units, users and groups).

Exchange Server 2010 System Administration Course Overview:

Review of Windows Server 2008 and Active Directory Windows Server Installation Active Directory Installation Domain User and Group Accounts Assigning rights and permissions Organizational Units (OUs) OU Delegates and Taskpads Domain and Forest Functional Levels Global Catalog and Site Management FSMO Roles IIS Installation Windows PowerShell v2.0	Examining Exchange Server Features Exchange Server Editions System Requirements Mailbox Servers Hub Transport Servers Client Access Servers Edge Transport Servers Unified Messaging Servers
Installing Exchange Server Preparing Active Directory Installation Options Installing Prerequisite Software Updates and Post-Installation Tasks Initial Security and Policy Setup	Exchange Management Console (EMC) Organization Configuration Organization Relationships Federated Trusts Exchange Connectors and Networks Server Role Configuration Recipient Configuration Mailbox Databases Mailbox Quotas Security Policies Journal Rules Moderated Mailboxes Distribution Groups Mail Contacts Mail Users Address Lists Offline Address Books
Exchange Management Shell (EMS) Windows PowerShell syntax Exchange-Specific Syntax Active Directory Object Management Exchange Server Object Management	Exchange Control Panel (ECP) Internet Explorer (IE) Digital Certificates Outlook Web App (OWA) 2010 Rights Based Access Control (RBAC) Mailboxes Public Groups External Contacts Administrator and User Management Roles Message Delivery Reports
Rights Based Access Control (RBAC) Administrator Roles User Roles Management Role Groups Management Role Assignments Management Role Scopes Shared vs. Split Permissions Model Delegating Role Assignments	Installing and Configuring Exchange Clients Outlook 2010 OWA 2010 Outlook Anywhere Microsoft ActiveSync Message Folders User Email and Calendar Data Contacts and Tasks Mobile Phone and Text Message Properties
Maintenance and Monitoring Exchange Toolbox Best Practices Analyzer Remote Connectivity Analyzer Public Folder Management Console Mail Flow Troubleshooting Performance Troubleshooting Message Tracking Log Viewing	Backup and Fault Tolerance Windows Server Backup Strategies Exchange Server Backup Strategies System State Backup Volume Shadow Copies Database Availability Groups (DAG)

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Exchange Server 2010 System Administration

Students Will Learn:

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