Designing Microsoft Exchange 2000 for the Enterprise

Aims and Objectives
Evaluate the impact of the Active Directory service.
Design an administrative topology.
Design the routing topology.
Design a public folder topology.
Design a security strategy.
Plan Server roles and placement.

Target Audiences
This course is intended for those system architects/consultants responsible fordeveloping a Microsoft Exchange 2000 design based on the business needs of an organisation.

Prerequisites
Delegates should have attended course 1560.
Updating Support Skills from MicrosoftWindows NT 4.0 to Microsoft Windows 2000 or course 2154.
Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services or have equivalent working knowledge. Delegates should also have attended course 1572 Implementing and Managing Microsoft Exchange 2000 and have a working knowledge of networking; including TCP/IP, DNS and Internet Information Services. Delegates should also have a working knowledge of Internet protocols including POP3 or IMAP4, SMTP, HTTP and NNTP.

Course Content
Module 1: INTRODUCTION TO DESIGNING EXCHANGE 2000 FOR THE ENTERPRISE
Module 2: ANALYSING ACTIVE DIRECTORY FOR EXCHANGE 2000
Module 3: DESIGNING AN ADMINISTRATIVE PLAN
Module 4: DESIGNING A ROUTING TOPOLOGY
Module 5: DESIGNING A PUBLIC FOLDER STRATEGY
Module 6: DESIGNING A SECURITY STRATEGY
Module 7: PLANNING SERVER ROLES AND PLACEMENT
Module 8: DESIGNING AN EXCHANGE 2000 MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONS PLAN
Module 9: NORTHWIND TRADERS DESIGN REVIEW