Exchange Server 2003 Design

2 Sessions –
6 Hours of Interactive Training

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About The Author

Aaron Spurlock is an MCSE+I, MCT, CNE and CNI. He has consulted and trained on networks and computing for the past 15 years with Lucent Technologies, Mastering Computers, Scientific-Atlanta and the Florida Marlins, among others. He currently owns Technovation Design in Ogden, Utah, specializing in Windows 2000 and NetWare 5 consulting as well as home and corporate automation technologies.

Session 1

Section A: Design Considerations
· Design Approach
· Project Phases

Section B: Environmental Impact
· Business Analysis
· Structures
· Security Issues
· Network Impact
· Client Requirements
· Budget

Section C: Administration Model
· Exchange Management
· Site/Security
· Admin Site(s)
· Admin Groups
· Exchange Permissions

Section D: Exchange & AD
· Integration
· Exchange Limitations
· Single Forest
· Dedicated Exchange Forest
· Multiple Forests
· Multiple Exchange Forests
· Existing AD

Section E: Server Hardware
· Requirements
· Storage Strategy
· Storage Groups
· Creating Storage Group

Section F: Server Availability
· Front-End & Back-End
· Clustering
· Backing Up & Recovering
· Recovering Data
· Recovery Tools

Section G: Routing Topology
· Determining Needs
· Understanding
· Creating Routing Group
· Connector Properties
· DNS Infrastructure

Session 2

Section A: Public Folders
· Configuration & Security
· Referrals
· Replication
· Viewing

Section B: Client Strategies
· Connecting to Exchange
· RPC over HTTP
· Other Messaging Clients

Section C: Mobile Client Access
· Outlook Web Access
· Planning OWA
· Launching OWA
· Enhanced Security
· Creating IIS Certificate
· Locking Exchange Directory
· Mobile Device Access

Section D: Exchange Security
· SMTP Security
· Spam Protection
· Filtering
· Authentication & Encryption
· General Security

Section E: Exchange Upgrades
· Exchange Modes
· Standard Upgrade
· Upgrade from Exchange 2000

Section F: Exchange Migration
· Standard Migration
· Small Business Migration
· Migration with Coexistence
· Mixed Mode
· Foreign Messaging Systems
· Installing Connectors

Section G: Multi-Forest Connectivity
· Between Forests
· Common GAL
· Message Flow
· Public Folders
· Moving Mailboxes