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Mission-Critical Microsoft Exchange 2003: Designing and Building Reliable Exchange Servers (HP Technologies)

ISBN: 155558294X
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2003
Pages: 91

Authors: Jerry Cochran

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• Table of Contents
• BackCover
• Mission-Critical Microsoft Exchange 2003 - Designing and Building Reliable Exchange Servers
• Foreword
• Preface and Acknowledgements
• Chapter 1: Has Anyone Seen My Mission-Critical Microsoft Exchange Server?
• 1.2 What does mission critical mean?
• 1.3 The four pillars of mission-critical
• 1.4 Assumptions about the reader
• 1.5 Who should read this book
• 1.6 How this book is organized
• Chapter 2: Public Enemy 1: Exchange Downtime
• 2.2 Step 1: What is the cost of Exchange downtime?
• 2.3 Step 2: Understanding the anatomy of Exchange downtime
• 2.4 Step 3: Assessing the causes of downtime for Exchange
• 2.5 Step 4: Defining mission-critical service-level agreements
• 2.6 The Final Step: Architecting mission-critical Exchange servers
• Chapter 3: The Heart of Exchange: Exchange Store Technology
• 3.2 Exchange s storage workhorse - the store
• 3.3 Microsoft s Extensible Storage Engine (ESE)
• 3.4 Additional resources and information
• Chapter 4: When Exchange Servers Fall Down
• 4.2 Focus: Exchange recovery technology
• 4.3 Additional resources and information
• Chapter 5: Protecting and Recovering Exchange Data
• 5.2 In depth: Exchange 2003 backup operation
• 5.3 In depth: Exchange 2003 restore operation
• 5.4 Supercharged disaster recovery for Exchange Server 2003
• 5.5 Additional resources and information
• Chapter 6: Exchange Server Disaster-Recovery Best Practices
• 6.2 Best practice 2: Plan and partition data
• 6.3 Best practice 3: Establish disaster-recovery service-level agreements
• 6.4 Best practice 4: Select the right disaster recovery technology
• 6.5 Best practice 5: Select the right backup and recovery strategy
• 6.6 Best practice 6: Look for ways to shrink disaster-recovery windows
• 6.7 Best practice 7: Develop an Exchange disaster-recovery plan
• 6.8 Best practice 8: Train personnel and practice disaster-recovery
• 6.9 Best practice 9: Disaster-recovery management
• 6.10 Best practice 10: Plan for growth s impact on disaster-recovery
• Chapter 7: Mission-Critical Server and Storage Technologies
• 7.2 Key server technologies for Exchange Server 2003
• 7.3 Key storage technologies for Exchange Server 2003
• 7.4 Storage technologies overview
• Chapter 8: Leveraging Exchange Clusters
• 8.2 The problems clustering does and does not solve
• 8.3 Windows cluster technology fundamentals
• 8.4 A history lesson in Exchange Server clustering
• 8.5 Successfully deploying Exchange clusters
• Chapter 9: Locking Down Mission-Critical Exchange Servers
• 9.1 Threat: Denial of service
• 9.2 Threat: Viruses and spamUCE
• 9.3 Threat: Unauthorized access and information disclosure
• 9.4 Threat: Forgery, spoofing, and relay
• 9.5 Windows Server security features
• 9.6 Locking down and securing your Exchange servers
• Chapter 10: Proactive Management for Mission-Critical Exchange Servers
• 10.2 Establishing service-level agreements
• 10.3 Performance management
• 10.4 Configuration management
• 10.5 Fault management
• 10.6 Leveraging Microsoft Operations manager for Exchange server management
• 10.7 Putting it all together - mission-critical Exchange
• 10.8 Additional resources and information
• Appendix A: Supplemental Resources
• A.2 Supplemental Exchange security information
• A.3 Exchange backup and restore API information
• Index
• Index_B
• Index_C
• Index_D
• Index_E
• Index_F
• Index_G
• Index_H
• Index_I
• Index_J-K
• Index_L
• Index_M
• Index_N
• Index_O
• Index_P
• Index_R
• Index_S
• Index_T
• Index_U
• Index_V
• Index_W
• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• List of Sidebars