Mobile MOUSe EXCHANGE SERVER 2010 CONFIGURATION ONLINE COURSE OUTLINE

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1 Mobile MOUSe EXCHANGE SERVER 2010 CONFIGURATION ONLINE COURSE OUTLINE

2 COURSE TITLE EXCHANGE SERVER 2010 CONFIGURATION COURSE DURATION 16 Hour(s) of Interactive Training COURSE OVERVIEW Prepare for Microsoft's Exchange Server 2010, Configuring exam with our Exchange Server 2010 Configuration online training. The training will cover how to install and configure Exchange servers, configure message compliance and security, configure message transport, configure client access, configure public folders, configure Exchange recipients, monitor and report, and implement recovery.! BENEFITS Over 10 hours of expert led instruction Tips to pass the exam Install and configure Exchange. CONTACT Website : officeadmin@mobilemouse.com.au Telephone : Fax : PRICING Contact Mobile MOUSe for pricing. ADVANTAGES OF ONLINE COURSES Session times are at your discretion You can pick and choose which sessions to cover and in any order Learn at your own pace Free repetition (for a period of 6 months) Multiple course levels at a discounted price Many of the courses are internationally accredited Training from the comfort of your home or workstation Training can be accessed from any location

3 SESSION 1 Section A: Course Overview Exam Overview Exam Prep Tips Knowledge Prerequisites Course Topics Certification Path Exchange Editions Section B: Preparing the Infrastructure Windows Server Considerations Active Directory Considerations Common AD Database Roles Schema Change Domain Partition Questioning Domain Controllers AD Global Catalog Server Roles Understanding Domain Functionality Raising Domain Functional Levels DC and GC Requirements Previous Exchange Environments Exchange 2003 Native Mode Considerations Section C: Installing Exchange Exchange Installation Prerequisites Installing the Exchange Prerequisites Installing using a Script AD Exchange Preparation Commands Preparing Active Directory Exchange Setup.exe License Agreement/Error Reporting Exchange Server 2010 Setup Public Folder Databases Section D: Exchange Server Roles Exchange 2010 Roles Role Interaction Mailbox Server Defined Hub Transport Server Defined Client Access Server Unified Messaging Server Edge Transport Server Section E: Creating Databases Creating Exchange Databases Exchange Management Console Tour Exchange Organizational Levels Default Databases Create New Mailbox Database New Mailbox Database using PowerShell Mount Database using PowerShell SESSION 2 Section A: Managing Databases Single Instancing vs. Compression Database Version Compatibility Database File Types Database File Structure Understanding Database Log Files Database Backup Considerations Configuring Database Properties Database Storage Limits Database Client Settings Creating a Public Folder Database Exchange Edition Considerations Section B: Creating and Configuring Mailboxes AD User and Groups Create User Mailbox Create New AD User using EMC Configuring Mailbox Properties Section C: Resource and Shared Mailboxes Creating a Resource Mailbox Resource Mailbox Properties In/Out-of-Policy Requests Testing the Resource Mailbox Sharing Account Permissions Connecting to a Shared Resource Section D: Administering Mailboxes Customizing EMC Views Local vs. Remote Move Requests Performing a Local Move Request Viewing Move Request Status Online vs. Offline Moves Previous Exchange Versions Manage Send As Permissions Manage Mailbox Delivery Options Manage Client Access Protocols Manage Storage Quotas Proxy Addresses Deleting Mailboxes Reconnecting a Deleted Mailbox Creating a Linked Mailbox Section E: Contacts, Users, and Distribution Groups Creating a Contact Creating a Mail-Enabled User Creating an AD Group Creating an Exchange Distribution Group Assigning Distribution Group Members Creating a Dynamic Distribution Group Distribution Group Configuration Options Proxy Addresses Address Policies Creating a New Address Policy 30/07/2012 PAGE 1

4 Section F: Exchange Address Lists Working with Address Lists Creating an Address List Offline Address Lists Upgrading Legacy Address Lists SESSION 3 Section A: Exchange Public Folders Working with Public Folders Creating a New Public Folder Creating a New Public Folder using OWA Public Folder Permissions Managing Limits and Replication Mail-Enabled Public Folders Section B: Introduction to Client Access Understanding Client Access The Client Access Process Multiple CAS/OWA Redirects Multiple CAS/OWA Proxy Section C: Outlook Web App Part I OWA Site Properties Configuring OWA Redirection Configuring OWA Authentication Configuring OWA Segmentation Public/Private Computer Access Settings Configuring Remote File Servers OWA Policies Create New OWA Mailbox Policy Applying OWA Mailbox Policies Section D: Outlook Web App Part II ECP ECP Organization Management OWA Public Folders 2003 OWA Coexistence Scenarios 2007 OWA Coexistence Scenario Direct File Access Considerations Section E: POP3, IMAP, and ActiveSync Understanding POP, IMAP, and ActiveSync Configuring ActiveSync User-Level ActiveSync Mailbox Policies Create New ActiveSync Mailbox Policy Configuring POP3 Access Configuring IMAP4 Access Section F: Encryption Certificate Management Understanding Encryption Certificates Exchange Certificate Properties SAN Viewing Certificates in the Browser Create New Certificate Part I Understanding Autodiscover Create New Certificate Part II Import Exchange Certificates Assigning Services to Certificates Enforcing SSL Encryption SESSION 4 Section A: Outlook Anywhere and RPC Client Access Understanding Network Load Balancing Client Access Server Arrays Create New Client Access Array Setting the Mailbox Database Autodiscover Service Outlook Anywhere Enabling Outlook Anywhere Enable Client-Side Outlook Anywhere Troubleshooting Outlook Anywhere Remote Connectivity Analyzer Section B: Federated Sharing Federated Sharing Defined Federated Sharing Setup Starting the Federated Trust Process New Organization Relationship Process Federated Sharing Policies Section C: Hub Transport Server Understanding Hub Transport Servers Multisite SMTP Message Routing Create and Configure Transport Rules Understanding RMS Default Receive Connector Properties Remote Domains Pre-Licensing Agents Section D: Message Routing Send and Receive Connectors Default Receive Connector Properties Receive Connector Permissions Groups Receive Connector Authentication Client Receive Connector Propeerties Create New Send Connector Send Connector Properties Smart Hosts Accepted Domains and Relay Connectors Section E: Securing Traffic with TLS Understanding TLS New Send MTLS Connector New Receive MTLS Connector Editing TLS Send and Receive Domain List 30/07/2012 PAGE 2

5 SESSION 5 Section A: Edge Transport Servers Understanding Edge Transport Mail Flow Edge Server FQDN Considerations New Edge Subscription Process EdgeSync Send Connector Properties EdgeSync Inbound Connector Properties Verify Edge Synchronization Edge Transport Server Cloning Using Routing Groups for Coexistence Section B: Anti-Spam and Antivirus Exchange Spam and Virus Protection Content Filtering Agent IP Allow and Block Lists IP Allow and Block List Providers Recipient and Sender Filtering Sender ID Sender Reputation Section C: Database Availability Groups DAG Defined Log Shipping Defined Hub Server Transport Dumpster Sample DAG Scenario Passive Copy Lag Defined Creating a DAG Part I Quorums Defined Creating a DAG Part II Adding Servers to the DAG Creating a Database Copy Activation Preference Database Copy Status Forcing Manual Failover Configure DAG Properties DAG Properties using Command Shell Database Copy Status using Command Shell Configuring Lag Section D: Other High Availability Considerations Public Folder High Availability CAS High Availability Affinity Hub Transport Server High Availability Section E: Backups and Restores Backup Options Restore Options Perform Exchange Server Backup Log File Considerations Perform Exchange Server Restore Enable Database Copy Restores Perform Exchange Server Recover Other Restore Options Recovery Databases Backup Server Role Considerations Mitigating Disaster Recovery 30/07/2012 PAGE 3

6 SESSION 6 Section A: Monitoring Exchange Database Monitoring Techniques Mail Flow Monitoring Techniques ECP Delivery Reports Mail Flow Queue Viewer Submission Queue Defined Viewing the Message Resolving NDRs Other Mail Flow Troubleshooting Tools Mail Flow Troubleshooter DNS Monitoring Tools and Techniques BackPressure Defined Connectivity Monitoring Techniques Using Performance Monitor Section B: Logging and Reporting Enable Protocol Logging Log File Locations Set IMAP Protocol Logging Set SMTP Protocol Logging Viewing Logs ActiveSync Logging Anti-Spam Agent Log Reports Sample Get-AgentLog Results Getting Statistical Information Getting Mailbox Statistics Getting Public Folder Statistics Section C: Compliance and Message Integrity Understanding Compliance Journaling Create New Journal Rule Classifications Create New Message Classification Classification-Based Transport Rules MailTips Setting Mailbox MailTips Message Integrity Considerations S/MIME Section D: Records Management Retention Policies Archive Mailboxes Managed Folders Create New Retention Policy Tag Create New Retention Policy View Retention Policy Tags Set User Mailbox Retention Policy Enable User Archive Folder Managed Folder Considerations Legal Hold and Search Section E: Role Based Access Control RBAC Viewing Exchange Management Roles Viewing Default Role Groups Recipient Management Role Group Role Assignment Defined Adding a Role Group Member Managing Roles with ECP Create New Role Group with ECP 30/07/2012 PAGE 4