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Course 2008 Designing and Planning a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organization

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Course 2008 Designing and Planning a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organization

Course 2008 Designing and Planning an Exchange Server 2003 Organization online learning collection provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully design and plan an Microsoft� Exchange Server 2003 organization in an enterprise network, including a plan for upgrading from previous versions of Exchange. In addition, this course helps you to prepare for Exam 70-285, Designing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organization.

Plus, Course 2008 Designing and Planning an Exchange Server 2003 Organization E-Learning lets you learn at your own pace. Work online or download courses to your computer to study when you are not connected to the Internet.

Title: Course 2008: Designing and Planning an Exchange Server 2003 Organization
Course Type: Self-paced Course
Available Offline: Yes
Estimated Time of Completion: 16 Hours
Language: English

This online learning collection provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully design and plan an Microsoft� Exchange Server 2003 organization in an enterprise network, including a plan for upgrading from previous versions of Exchange. In addition, this course helps you to prepare for Exam 70-285, Designing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organization.

Course 2008 Designing and Planning an Exchange Server 2003 Organization Objectives:
At the end of the course, students will be able to:

Analyze Active Directory and design an administrative plan

Design a routing topology and server roles and placement

Design a public folder and client connectivity strategy

Design an Exchange Server 2003 security strategy

Design for high availability and reliability

Design inter-organizational connectivity

Design an Exchange 5.5 to Exchange Server 2003 deployment strategy

System Requirements:
To view this course, you need:

A Pentium II, 256 MB RAM with a processor speed greater than or equal to 400 MHZ

Microsoft� Windows� 2000 or higher

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher

Macromedia Flash 7.0 or higher (1MB disk space needed to install)

Microsoft Windows Media Player 7.0 or higher

Microsoft XML Core Services 3.0 or higher

A Super VGA monitor with minimum screen resolution 1024x768, with 16-bit color.

A sound card, and either speakers or headphones (for multi-media audio).

Internet bandwidth of 56K or faster. Broadband internet access is recommended.

For courses containing Virtual Server-based labs (courses in the IT Professional and Developer Catalog), you will need:

Microsoft Virtual Server ActiveX control (1MB disk space needed to install)

Accessibility Requirements:
The following software must be running on your computer in order to access this course with Screen Reader Software:

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher

Window-Eyes from GS Micro

JAWS from Freedom Scientific

MSAA enabled

Course 2008: Designing and Planning an Exchange Server 2003 Organizatione Contents
Designing and Planning a Microsoft� Exchange Server 2003 Organization
Course Overview
Module Introduction
How to Use this Course
Course Information
Analyze Active Directory and Design an Administrative Plan
Module Introduction
Analyzing Your Current Environment
Lesson Introduction
Your Current Environment
Analyzing the Existing Network Structure
Analyzing the Existing Active Directory Directory Structure
Considerations for Integrating Exchange Server with Active Directory
Job Aid: Analyzing Active Directory
Tile Flip Game
Self Test
Lab A: Identifying Active Directory Design Considerations
Lesson Introduction
Scenario
Situation
Job Aid: Analyzing Active Directory
Exercise 1: Identifying Active Directory Forest Model
Lab Review
Designing Active Directory Groups
Lesson Introduction
Active Directory Groups
Designing an Active Directory Group Strategy
Domain Local Group
Global Groups
Universal Groups
Comparing Security and Distribution Groups
Self Test
Designing an Administrative Plan
Lesson Introduction
Administrative Plans
Why Designing an Administrative Plan Is Important
Design Considerations
Defining an Administrative Model
Defining Administrative Roles
Tile Flip Game
Self Test
Lab B: Designing an Administrative Plan
Lesson Introduction
Background
Scenario
Exercise 1: Defining Administrative Group Boundaries
Exercise 2: Defining Administrative Roles
Lab Review
Module Summary
Module Summary
Design Routing Topology and Server Roles
Module Introduction
Planning Routing Group Boundaries
Lesson Introduction
Routing Group Boundaries
Considerations for Planning Routing Group Boundaries
Planning Single and Multiple Routing Groups
Public Folder Referrals Topology
Planning Message Flow
Tile Flip Game
Self Test
Lab A: Designing Routing Group Boundaries
Lesson Introduction
Background
Scenario
Physical and Logical Topologies
Exercise 1: Defining Your Routing Topology
Lab Review
Planning Connectors Between Routing Groups
Lesson Introduction
Connectors Between Routing Groups
Considerations for Planning Connectors Between Routing Groups
How to Choose Connectors
How to Plan Connector Costs
How to Provide Fault Tolerance
Self Test
Lab B: Designing a Routing Group Connector Topology
Lesson Introduction
Background
Scenario
Exercise 1: Defining a Connector Topology
Lab Review
Planning Server Roles
Lesson Introduction
Server Roles
Considerations for Determining Server Requirements
How to Determine Server Roles
Tile Flip Game
Self Test
Planning Server Sizing and Placement
Lesson Introduction
Server Sizing and Placement
How to Determine Server Sizing
Capacity Planning Tools
Considerations for Server Placement
Planning Exchange Server Placement
Self Test
Module Summary
Module Summary
Design a Public Folder and Client Connectivity Strategy
Module Introduction
Planning Business and Logistical Requirements for Public Folders
Lesson Introduction
Analyzing Business Requirements for Public Folders
Considerations for Organizing and Displaying Public Folders
Analyzing Logistical Requirements for Public Folders
Planning a Public Folder Client Connectivity Strategy
Self Test
Planning Administrative and Permission Requirements for Public Folders
Lesson Introduction
Planning a Public Folder Administration and Permissions Strategy
Analyzing Replication Requirements for Public Folders
Planning a Public Folder Replication Strategy
Job Aid: Planning Replication
Permissions Game
Self Test
Planning Hardware Requirements for Public Folders
Lesson Introduction
Hardware Requirements for Public Folders
Indexing and Hardware Requirements
Self Test
Lab A: Planning Public Folder Content Replication and Referral
Lesson Introduction
Scenario
Situation
Exercise 1: Designing a Public Folder Replication Topology
Lab Review
Module Summary
Module Summary
Design an Exchange Server 2003 Security Strategy
Module Introduction
Designing a Security Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Introduction to Designing a Security Strategy
Basic Security Best Practices
Understanding IIS and Exchange Server 2003
Self Test
Planning Exchange Server 2003 Perimeter Security
Lesson Introduction
Designing Exchange Server 2003 Perimeter Security
Protecting Against Viruses
Protecting Mailboxes and Mailbox Content
Using Bridgehead Servers and Routing Groups to Increase Security
Reducing Port Exposure
Exchange Server Ports and Services
Self Test
Lab A: Planning Northwind Traders' Perimeter Security
Lesson Introduction
Scenario
Exercise 1: Identifying a Perimeter Security Strategy
Lab Review
Planning Exchange Server Intranet Security
Lesson Introduction
Designing Exchange Server 2003 Intranet Security
Protecting Intellectual Property with Information Rights Management
Self Test
Planning an Encryption Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Designing an Encryption Strategy
Designing a PKI Strategy
Securing Internet E-Mail with Encryption and Authentication
Implementing S/MIME for Outlook 2003 and Microsoft Web Access
Self Test
Lab B: Planning Northwind Traders' Intranet Security
Lesson Introduction
Scenario
Exercise 1: Identifying an Intranet Security Strategy
Lab Review
Module Summary
Module Summary
Design for High Availability and Reliability
Module Introduction
Introduction to Designing a Highly Available Exchange Server Organization
Lesson Introduction
Considerations for Designing for System-Wide Reliability
Redundant Hardware
Redundant Network Infrastructure
Redundant Routing Topology
Monitoring Capabilities
Disaster Recovery Plan
Self Test
Providing Redundant Supporting Services for the Exchange Server Organization
Lesson Introduction
Considerations for Designing for Active Directory and DNS Availability
Domain Controller and Global Catalog Services
DNS Services
Self Test
Designing a Highly Available Internet Client Access Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Considerations for Designing Front-End Server Availability
Using Internet Protocol Front-End Servers
Implementing Network Load Balancing
Self Test
Designing a Highly Available Back-End Server Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Considerations for Designing Back-End Servers and Data Availability
Partitioning Data
Job Aid: Partitioning Data
Implementing Server Clustering
Design Considerations for Exchange Server Clusters
Self Test
Designing a Highly Available Data Storage Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Considerations for Designing Exchange Server Data Storage Solutions
Choosing an Appropriate Data Storage Solution
Considerations for Storage Area Network Solutions
Planning Considerations for Data Storage
Availability and Cost Requirements for Data Storage
Self Test
Lab A: Planning for a Highly Available Exchange Server 2003 Organization
Lesson Introduction
Background
Exercise 1: Planning a Front-End Solution
Exercise 2: Planning a Clustering Solution
Exercise 3: Justifying an Exchange Server 2003 Clustering Solution
Lab Review
Module Summary
Module Summary
Design Inter-Organizational Connectivity
Module Introduction
Designing an Inter-Organizational Connectivity Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Multiple-Forest Scenarios
Requirements for Establishing Inter-Organizational Connectivity
Considerations for Inter-Organizational E-Mail Connectivity
Messaging Routing Options in Multiple-Forest Environments
Sharing SMTP Namespaces
Connector Options for Multiple-Forest Environments
Self Test
Overview of GAL Synchronization
Lesson Introduction
Considerations for Inter-Organizational GAL Synchronization
Primary Components of the Identity Integration Feature Pack
Introduction to GAL Synchronization
GAL Synchronization Process
Self Test
Designing an Inter-Organizational GAL Synchronization Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Considerations for GAL Synchronization Design
Considerations for Selecting a GAL Synchronization Topology
Groups Created During Installation of the Identity Integration Feature Pack
Using Domain Local Groups to Control Administrative Access
Forest Configuration Requirements for GAL Synchronization
Best Practices for Deploying Identity Integration Feature Pack
Self Test
Designing an Inter-Organizational Public Folder Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Considerations for an Organizational Public Folder Strategy
What is the Inter-Organization Replication Tool?
Security Features of the Inter-Organization Replication Tool
Configuration Requirements of the Inter-Organization Replication Tool
Self Test
Lab A: Designing an Inter-Organizational Connectivity Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Scenario Northwind Traders
Northwind Traders Profile and Exchange Server 2003 Design Decisions
Northwind Traders Profile and Exchange Server 2003 Environment Design Decisions
Northwind Traders Profile and Exchange Server 2003 Routing and Security Decisions
Contoso, Ltd., Profile
Exercise 1: Defining Your Inter-Organizational Connectivity Strategy
Lab Review
Module Summary
Module Summary
Design an Exchange Server 5.5 to Exchange Server 2003 Deployment Strategy
Module Introduction
Preparing to Migrate from Exchange Server 5.5
Lesson Introduction
Deployment Process
Identify the Existing Environment
Deployment Tools
Determine if Exchange Server 5.5 Sites Should Be Collapsed
Deployment Tool Game
Self Test
Planning a Directory Upgrade Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Considerations for Planning a Directory Upgrade Strategy
Method: Migrate Accounts
Method: Synchronize and Migrate
Method: Migrate and Synchronize
Method: Upgrade and Synchronize
Using ADMT to Populate Active Directory
Self Test
Designing an Active Directory Connection Agreement Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Active Directory Connection Agreements
Tile Flip Game
Considerations for Designing a Recipient CA Strategy
Choosing a Synchronization Direction
Choosing Primary Connection Agreements
ADC Best Practices
Self Test
Planning a Server Migration Strategy
Lesson Introduction
Considerations for Migrating Server Resources
Determine Connector Upgrade Strategy
Design a Mailbox Migration Strategy
Exchange Server Migration Wizard
Guidelines for a Public Folder Migration Strategy
Self Test
Planning to Switch from a Mixed Mode to Native Mode Organization
Lesson Introduction
Requirements for Switching to a Native Mode Organization
Steps to Switch from Mixed Mode to Native Mode
Self Test
Lab A: Developing a Deployment Strategy for Northwind Traders
Lesson Introduction
Background
Situation
Exercise 1: Developing a Deployment Plan
Lab Review
Module Summary
Module Summary
Glossary
Glossary

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