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Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Series - Accelerated Training for Admin and Implementation - (Microsoft Training Course: 1313) - 5 days

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COURSE OUTLINE

Microsoft Exchange Server Overview		Introduction to Microsoft Exchange Server Administration
Creating and Managing Recipients		Microsoft Exchange Server Architecture
Managing Site Configuration		Managing Server Configuration
Maintaining a Microsoft Exchange Server Organization		Monitoring Microsoft Exchange Server
Selecting and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server Clients		Configuring Microsoft Outlook
Accessing Exchange 2000 Data by Using XML and HTTP		Deploying and Managing Exchange 2000 Web Solutions

Target Audience: This course combines content from Course 1026, Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Series-Concepts and Administration, and Course 973, Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Series–Design and Implementation, into a five-day accelerated course. It is intended for experienced Microsoft Exchange Server system administrators, architects, and designers who plan, install, configure, customize, administer, and troubleshoot Exchange Server version 5.5. This course is not intended for individuals with no prior Exchange Server knowledge Pre-requisites: Before attending this course, students must have the following pre-requisites: Attend Course 803, Administering Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, or have equivalent skills and knowledge. Have an operational understanding of the following microcomputer topics: memory, hard disks, central processing unit (CPU) types, communication ports, printer ports, network adapter cards, and display adapters. Have experience supporting networks or end users. Purpose: The goal of this accelerated course is to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills required for implementing and managing an Exchange organization. Because this course combines content from Course 1026 and Course 973, into a five-day accelerated format, a variety of delivery techniques are used to ensure completion of the course content

Module 1: Microsoft Exchange Server Overview

Introduction to Microsoft Exchange Server
Exchange Server messaging infrastructure
Exchange Server 5.5 features

Skills

Identify the clients supported by Exchange.
Name and describe the Microsoft Windows NT operating system security features leveraged by Exchange.
Describe some of the new features of Exchange Server 5.5.
Describe some of the new features of Exchange Server 5.5 Service Pack 1 (SP1).

Module 2: Introduction to Microsoft Exchange Server Administration

Exchange Server Administrator program
Permission contexts and permission flow
Windows NT Server network operating system administration tools

Skills

Name the containers that make up an Exchange organization, describe their contents, and explain the difference between hierarchy containers and hierarchy objects.
Set permissions on the objects in the hierarchy.
Describe the three permission contexts of the hierarchy and the flow of permissions through the tree.
Identify the Windows NT Server tools used to administer Exchange and use the "User Manager for Domains" tool to create and delete mailboxes.

Module 3: Creating and Managing Recipients

Types of recipient objects
Creating mailboxes
Configuring recipient object properties
Creating and configuring custom recipients
Creating and configuring distribution lists
Importing and exporting data from the directory
Managing recipient objects
Creating and configuring Address Book views

Skills

List the Exchange recipient types.
Create and configure mailboxes.
Configure the common configuration tabs for each recipient type.
Create and configure custom recipients.
Create and configure distribution lists.
Perform a directory import and export.
Manage each recipient type.
Configure Address Book views.

Module 4: Microsoft Exchange Server Architecture

Exchange Server components
Message flow examples

Skills

Recognize the Exchange core and additional components within the user interface, and describe the function of each component.
Recognize the flow of a message through Exchange Server in a single-server environment and a multiple-server environment.

Module 5: Managing Site Configuration

Introduction to the Site Configuration container
Configuring site containers
Configuring site objects
Introduction to Message Journaling

Skills

Describe the purpose of each container and object in the Site Configuration container.
List the contents of each container within the Site Configuration container.
Explain which site properties can be configured through the objects in the Site Configuration container.

Module 6: Managing Server Configuration

Introduction to Server Configuration objects
Configuring the Servers container

Skills

Name, describe, and configure the objects that appear in the Server container.
Configure the properties and component options for a server in a site

Module 7: Maintaining a Microsoft Exchange Server Organization

Introduction to database operation and maintenance
Database characteristics and types
Database files
Database maintenance
Backing up Exchange Server

Skills

Name the five types of database files, and describe the function of each type.
Describe the backup processes.
Back up an Exchange-based server.
Describe troubleshooting tools that are used for maintaining an Exchange-based server.

Module 8: Monitoring Microsoft Exchange Server

Using tools to monitor an organization
Introduction to server monitors
Introduction to link monitors
Post-configuration issues
Viewing messaging queues
Windows NT Performance Monitor

Skills

Configure server monitors.
Configure link monitors.
Start and stop monitors.
Check message queues.

Module 9: Selecting and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server Clients

Introduction to profile creation

Skills

Create a user profile

Module 10: Configuring Microsoft Outlook

Location of configuration information in Outlook
Introduction to Windows NT system policies
Configuring the transport
Additional configuration options

Skills

Describe how to use Windows NT system policies to manage configuration of Outlook.
Recognize the order in which protocols are used by remote procedure calls (RPCs) to attempt a connection from a client to an Exchange-based server.
Configure additional options

Module 11: Accessing Exchange 2000 Data by Using XML and HTTP

Introduction to HTTP
Accessing Exchange 2000 Data Using HTTP 1.1 Methods
Accessing Exchange 2000 Data Using WebDAV Extension Methods
Creating a Search Folder Using WebDav Methods
XMLHTTP Objects

Skills

Explain how to access Exchange 2000 data by using HTTP and WebDAV methods.
Retrieve properties of Microsoft Office 2000 documents and Exchange 2000 data using HTTP 1.1 methods.
Transfer XML information to Exchange 2000 by using WebDAV extension methods.
Access Exchange 2000 data by using the XMLHTTP object.

Module 12: Deploying and Managing Exchange 2000 Web Solutions

Discussing Deployment Issues and Management Objects
Creating Folders and Setting Permissions
Installing Web Storage Forms
Installing Workflow Applications
Tuning Indexes

Skills

Describe the different methods used to deploy and manage Web solutions based on Exchange 2000.
Create folders and set permissions.
Install workflow applications.
Tune indexes for optimal server performance.

There are no exams directly associated with this course

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