Implementing and Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

Aims and Objectives
Connect Exchange routing groups.
Create and manage storage groups, mailbox stores
and public folder stores.
Create and manage users, contacts and distribution lists.
Create and manage public folders.
Create and apply mailbox store and public folder store policies.

Create SMTP connector to the Internet

Target Audiences
This course is for network administrators.

Prerequisites
Delegates should have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows 2000 and should have completed course 1560.
Updating Support Skills from Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 to Microsoft Windows 2000 or course 2154.
Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services or equivalent working knowledge. Delegates should have a working knowledge of networking including TCP/IP, DNS and IIS.
Working knowledge of Internet protocols (including POP3 or IMAP4,SMTP, HTTP and NNTP) and a knowledge of Exchange Server 5.5 (beneficial but not essential).

Course Content
Module 1: INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2000
Module 2: INSTALLING MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2000
Module 3: ADMINISTERING MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2000
Module 4: CREATING AND MANAGING STORAGE GROUPS AND STORES
Module 5: CREATING AND MANAGING RECIPIENT OBJECTS
Module 6: CREATING AND MANAGING PUBLIC FOLDERS
Module 7: SMTP IN MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2000
Module 8: MESSAGE ROUTING IN MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2000
Module 9: MESSAGE FLOW IN MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2000
Module 10: CONFIGURING INTERNET PROTOCOLS
Module 11: ACCESSING MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2000 WITH OUTLOOK WEB ACCESS
Module 12: CONFIGURING INSTANT MESSAGING
Module 13: IMPLEMENTING MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2000 CONFERENCING SERVER
Module 14: MONITORING MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2000
Module 15: DISASTER RECOVERY IN MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2000
Module 16: THE MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2000 CHALLENGE