Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Administrators Companion (Pro-Administrators Companion)

ISBN: 0735619794
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2005
Pages: 254

Authors: Walter Glenn, Bill English

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Table of Contents
BackCover
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Administrator s Companion
Introduction
Overview of Contents
Overview of Conventions
Talk to Us
Part I: Introduction
Chapter 1: Introducing Exchange Server 2003
Versions of Exchange Server 2003
Basic Concepts
New Features in Exchange Server 2003
Summary
Chapter 2: Understanding Exchange Server Storage Architecture
Database File Structure
Data Recovery and Transaction Logs
Installable File System
Public Folders
Client Access to Exchange 2003 Stores
Indexing
Front-EndBack-End Servers
Summary
Chapter 3: Understanding Exchange Server Routing Architecture
Routing Groups
Routing Groups and Public Folders
Overview of the Transport Architecture
Routing Group Topologies
Link State Information
Summary
Chapter 4: Understanding Windows Server 2003 Integration
Other Active Directory Components
Exchange Server 2003 and Active Directory
Integration with Internet Information Services 6.0
DNS Configuration
Summary
Part II: Planning
Chapter 5: Assessing Needs
Defining User Needs
Assessing Current Resources
Defining Administrative Needs
Summary
Chapter 6: Planning for Development
Planning the Organization
Planning Routing Groups
Planning Servers
Summary
Part III: Deployment
Chapter 7: Installing Exchange Server 2003
Preparing for the Installation
Installing Exchange Server 2003
Verifying Your Installation
Summary
Chapter 8: Managing Exchange Server 2003
Using the Exchange System Snap-in
Examining the Exchange Hierarchy
Customizing an Exchange System Console
Summary
Chapter 9: Creating and Managing Recipients
Understanding Recipient Types
Users
Contacts
Groups
Searching for Recipients
Templates
Recipient Policies
Address Lists
Summary
Chapter 10: Using Public Folders
Using Public Folders in Microsoft Outlook 2003
Using Public Folders in the Exchange System Snap-In
Replicating a Public Folder
Summary
Chapter 11: Using Storage Groups
Benefits of Using Storage Groups
Planning Storage Groups
Creating Storage Groups
Creating Stores
Moving Transaction Log Files and Database Files
Deleting Stores or Storage Groups
Creating a Full-Text Index
Summary
Chapter 12: Using Administrative and Routing Groups
Administrative Groups and Permissions
Creating an Administrative Group
Exchange 2003 Policies
Creating and Managing Routing Groups
Summary
Chapter 13: Connecting Routing Groups
Routing Group Connector
SMTP Connector
Link State Administration
Summary
Part IV: Upgrading and Migrating
Chapter 14: Planning a Migration to Exchange Server 2003
Planning the Migration Strategy
Taking a Current Snapshot
Choosing Network Migration Tools
Creating the Migration Team
Deciding When to Move Users
Creating a Deployment Plan
Sample Migration Plan Outline
Summary
Chapter 15: Migrating to Exchange Server 2003
Understanding the Big Picture
Migrating Windows NT Accounts to Active Directory
Migrating Exchange Account Information
Managing Duplicate Accounts
Finishing the Account Migration from Exchange 5.5
Installing Exchange 2003 into the Exchange 5.5 Site
Using Exmerge
Migrating Public Folders
Finishing the Migration
Decommissioning and Removing the Last Exchange 5.5 Server and Site
Considering a Rollback
Summary
Chapter 16: Coexisting with Previous Versions of Exchange
Coexisting with the Exchange 5.x Directory
Working with Sites, Administrative Groups, and Routing Groups
Handling Other Coexistence Issues
Summary
Part V: Clients
Chapter 17: Overview of Exchange Clients
Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Outlook Express
Outlook Web Access
Exchange Client
Schedule
Standard Internet E-Mail Clients
Choosing a Client for Exchange Server
Summary
Chapter 18: Deploying Outlook 2003
Supporting Outlook 2003
Summary
Chapter 19: Supporting OutlookWeb Access
Managing OWA
Deploying OWA
OWA User Features
Summary
Chapter 20: Supporting Internet Protocols and SMTP
Post Office Protocol 3
Internet Messaging Access Protocol 4
Network News Transfer Protocol
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
Summary
Part VI: Functionality
Chapter 21: Connecting to Other Messaging Systems with X.400
Creating an MTA Service Transport Stack
Creating an X.400 Connector
Summary
Chapter 22: Mobile Services in Exchange Server 2003
Exchange ActiveSync
Outlook Mobile Access
Summary
Part VII: Security
Chapter 23: Security Policies and Exchange Server 2003
Why Are Information Security Policies Important?
Information Security Policies andElectronic Policies
Information Security Policies for Exchange Server 2003
Summary
Chapter 24: Exchange Server Security
Motivations of an Attacker
How Hackers Work
Physical Security
Administrative Security
SMTP Security
Computer Viruses
Junk E-Mail
Summary
Chapter 25: Securing Exchange Server 2003 Messages
Understanding the Public-Key Infrastructure in Windows Server 2003
Managing the Public-Key Infrastructure
Securing Messaging in Outlook 2003
Installing Exchange Certificate Templates
Working with the Local Certificate Store
Understanding How Exchange Server 2003 Integrates with Windows Server 2003 Security
Cross-Forest Authentication
Summary
Part VIII: Maintenance
Chapter 26: Monitoring Exchange Server 2003
Using Diagnostics Logging
Using Exchange Monitors
Tracking Messages
Using System Monitor
Using SNMP and the MADMAN MIB
Summary
Chapter 27: Disaster Recovery of an Exchange Server 2003 Database
Recovery Scenarios
Best Practices
Shadow Copies and Exchange Server 2003
Summary
Chapter 28: TroubleshootingExchange Server 2003
Other Useful Utilities
Finding Help
Summary
Chapter 29: Tuning Exchange Server 2003 Performance
Evaluating the Four Main Subsystems in Windows
Using the Performance Snap-in to Tune Exchange Server 2003
Summary
Part IX: Appendixes
Appendix A: Default Directory Structure for Exchange Server 2003
Appendix B: Delivery Status Notification Codes
Appendix C: Log File Locations
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Index
Index_A
Index_B
Index_C
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Index_Z
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Sidebars