List of Tables

Chapter 1: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Administration Overview

Table 1-1: Summary of Key Services Used by Exchange Server 2007

Table 1-2: Quick Reference Administration Tools to Use with Exchange Server 2007

Chapter 4: Managing Mobile Messaging Users

Table 4-1: Browsers and Operating Systems to Use with Outlook Web Access

Chapter 5: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Administration Essentials

Table 5-1: Queues Used with Transport Servers

Chapter 6: Configuring Microsoft Exchange Server with Exchange Management Shell

Table 6-1: Common Verbs Associated with Cmdlets and Their Meanings

Table 6-2: Cmdlets Commonly Used for Administration

Table 6-3: Common Cmdlet Parameters

Table 6-4: Commonly Used Cmdlet Aliases

Chapter 10: Implementing Exchange Server 2007 Security

Table 10-1: Security Groups Created for Exchange

Table 10-2: Default Membership for Exchange Security Groups

Table 10-3: Common Permissions for Active Directory Objects

Table 10-4: Extended Permissions for Exchange Server

Chapter 11: Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Data and Storage Groups

Table 11-1: System and Data Files Used by Storage Groups

Table 11-2: Configuring Exchange Data Files for Small, Medium, and Large Organizations

Table 11-3: Table 11-3 Summary of LCR Statistics

Chapter 15: Managing Hub Transport and Edge Transport Servers

Table 15-1: Typical Status Codes Returned by Block List Provider Services

Chapter 16: Managing Client Access Servers

Table 16-1: An Overview of Segmentation Features

Table 16-2: Standard and Secure Port Settings for Messaging Protocols

Table 16-3: Default File Extensions and Default MIME Values for Direct File Access

Chapter 17: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Maintenance, Monitoring, and Queuing

Table 17-1: Message Tracking Log Fields

Table 17-2: Send Connector Parameters for Protocol Logging

Table 17-3: Receive Connector Parameters for Protocol Logging

Table 17-4: Protocol Log Fields

Table 17-5: Connectivity Log Fields