Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
Introduction
At the end of the five-day tutor led
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 course,
students who are new to Microsoft Exchange Server will learn how to
configure and manage a messaging environment in accordance with technical
requirements. Students will learn how to install Microsoft Exchange Server
2003 and manage routing, client access, and the backup and restore of
databases. They will also learn how to manage addressing and recipient
objects such as mailboxes, distribution groups, and contacts.
Course ObjectivesBy the end of the course you will be
able to:
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Describe how Exchange Server 2003 and the Active Directory directory
service work together
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Install Exchange Server 2003
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Configure Mailbox server roles
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Manage recipient objects
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Manage e-mail and address lists
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Manage client access
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Manage Messaging Transport
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Manage availability, backup and recovery
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Maintain the message system
Content
Introduction to Exchange Server 2003: Types of messaging systems -
Exchange Server 2003 features - Exchange Server 2003 editions
Exchange
Server 2003 Installation and Configuration: Server preparation -
Exchange Server 2003 installation - Exchange Server 2003 administration
tools - Exchange Server 2003 configuration - Configuring DNS to support
Exchange
Recipient management: Recipient types - Recipient
management - Query-based distribution groups - Recipient settings -
Recipient policies
Outlook and Outlook Web Access: Exchange
client access - Microsoft Outlook 2003 installation - Internet e-mail
clients - Outlook Web Access - Outlook and Outlook Web Access security
Address
Management: Address lists - Offline address lists - Recipient Update
Service
Public Folders: Getting started with public folders
- Public folder permissions - Public folder replication - Public folder
referrals - Troubleshooting public folders
Configuring and
managing Exchange Server: Administrative groups - Routing groups -
Front-end/Back-end configurations - Virtual servers and directories
SMTP
and Exchange message routing: The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol - SMTP
and Exchange - Message routing
Data storage and hardware
resources: Data storage - The Extensible Storage Engine - Content
indexing
Storage group planning - Hardware upgrades
Exchange
Server 2003 security: Exchange permissions - SMTP security - E-mail
encryption
Backup and recovery: Disaster planning - Backing
up Exchange - Restoring Exchange data
Exchange server
maintenance: Daily maintenance - Scheduled maintenance - On-demand
maintenance
Migrating from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange Server 2003: Migrate
Windows NT 4.0 users and groups - Connect the Exchange 5.5 directory to
the Active Directory - Move mailbox and public folder contents - Exchange
2000 upgrades