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RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks)
backup strategies, 100
costs of, 499
levels, 497–500
overview of, 497
RAID 0 (striping), 497
RAID 0+1, 498
RAID 1, 498
RAID 5, 498
SANs (storage area networks), 499
transaction logs and, 95
RAIT (Redundant Array of Independent Tapes), 499–500
RAM
bottlenecks and, 741
memory counters, 738
physical memory recommendations, 36–38
RBLs (real-time block lists), 29, 620–622
Readiness Checks, ExBPA, 706
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) Feed, Outlook 2007, 569
real-time block lists (RBLs), 29, 620–622
receive
limit settings, 294–295
logs, 727–730
mailbox database limit, 299
receive connectors
IMAP4, 667–668
Internet mail, 606
managing, 283–284
overview of, 593–596
POP3, 667–668
recipient administrator/user manager, 72
Recipient Configuration work center
creating Recipient Management console, 220–222
description of, 212
general view of, 213
mailboxes, 285–287
mailbox-specific view of, 214–215
mail-enabled contacts, 289–290
mail-enabled groups, 287–289
overview of, 284
public folders, 290–291
Recipient Update Service (RUS)
adding recipients to address lists, 399
recipient policies and, 315
recipients, 315–394. See also users
accepted domains, 316–317
configuring. See Recipient Configuration work center
contact management, 386–387
count limits, 261
custom MMC for, 220–222
distribution groups created with EMC, 372–374
distribution groups created with EMS, 381–385
dynamic distribution groups created with EMC, 378–381
dynamic distribution groups created with EMS, 385–386
e-mail address policies, 317–318
e-mail addresses, 315–316
e-mail policies, changing existing, 318–322
e-mail policies, creating new, 322–326
filtering, 622–624
limit settings, 307–309
mailbox assignment for new user with EMC, 332–333
mailbox assignments with EMC, 327–331
mailbox assignments with EMS, 331–332
mailbox management tasks, 326–327
mailbox properties managed with EMC, 334–339
mailbox properties managed with EMS, 342–346
mailbox statistics, 364–366
mailboxes, deleting, 366–367
mailboxes, moving, 357–358
mailboxes, moving with EMC, 358–362
mailboxes, moving with EMS, 362–364
mailboxes, reconnecting deleted, 367–371
mail-enabled contacts managed with EMC, 387–391
mail-enabled contacts managed with EMS, 391–392
mail-enabled groups, 371–372, 374–377
naming conventions, 80–83
new user created with EMC, 332–333
overview of, 315
permissions assignments with EMS, 332
resource mailbox advanced features, 348–351
resource mailbox properties, 346–348
resource scheduling policies, 351–356
types of, 315
user properties managed with EMC, 334–339
user properties managed with EMS, 340–342
records management. See messaging records management
recovery. See also backups
contingency preparation, 523–524
crash cart for, 521–522
database restoration, 538–543
deleted items, 534–536
deleted mailboxes, 536–538
disaster recovery, 550–552
documentation and information needed for, 521
Exchange Server 2007 features, 22
information recovered from RSG, 547–550
LCR and, 190, 197–201
mailbox database restored to RSG, 544–547
offsite replication, 552–553
online backup, 522–523
onsite replication, 553
outages and, 165
preparing to use RSG, 544
providing good recoverability, 519–520
RPOs (recovery point objectives), 520
RSG (recovery storage group), 543–544
RTOs (recovery time objectives), 520–521
testing backups and, 522
recovery point objectives (RPOs), 520
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