MS Exchange Server 2003: MCSE Messaging on Windows Server 2003

Course Explanation

Should you have the fervour to enhance your messaging skills, then learning about the nuances of the Exchange server is the need of the hour. Most Exchange courses teach you skills and knowledge required, this course teaches you a bit more than just that. The certification course on Exchange server teaches you the basics of implementing and managing the exchange server.

In addition, it allows you to learn the configuration of managing recipients, managing public folders, implementing Outlook web access, Outlook 2003 for RPC over HTTPS, etc. Creating SMTP connectors, analyzing and administering the current operating environment, plan and study the e-mail connectivity and message routing strategies. In short, if you want to be sure to learn everything there is to the Exchange Server and communication, then a certification course for the Exchange server is the course for you

Certification Exam Code
70-284	Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

Course Contents (8 sessions of 3hrs each)

Day 1 3 hrs	Exam 70-284: Implementing and Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Perform a installation of Exchange Server 2003 and verify that the installation was successful. • Introduction to the Exchange Server 2003 Architecture • Exchange Clients Overview • Preparing to Install Exchange Server 2003 • Exchange Server 2003 Installation Tasks • Exploring the Exchange Management Tools • Installing the Exchange System Management Tools • Preparing the Environment • Installing Exchange Server 2003 • Configure and manage Exchange Server 2003.
Day 2 3 hrs	Secure Exchange Server 2003. • Configuring Administrative Permissions • Applying a Security Configuration Wizard Security Policy • Delegating Administrative Rights Using the Exchange Delegation Wizard • Applying and Testing Intelligent Message Filtering Manage recipients. • Managing Exchange Recipients • Managing Mailboxes • Managing Mail-Enabled Groups • Create Mailboxes with CSVDE • Use VBScript to Mailbox-Enable User Accounts • Modify Existing Mailboxes by Using LDIFDE Managing Active Directory Integration • Understanding the Integration of Exchange and Active Directory • Configuring Exchange Server Communications with Active Directory • Configuring Recipient Policies and the Recipient Update Service • Managing Address Lists
Day 3 3 hrs	Managing Public Folders • Create a Public Folder by Using Microsoft Outlook 2003 • Replicate Public Folders with the Public Folder Migration Tool Implementing Outlook Web Access • Enable Forms-Based Authentication • Securing OWA with the Outlook Web Access Web Administration Tool Managing Client Connections to Exchange Server 2003 • Configuring Outlook 2003 for RPC over HTTPS • Sending Secure E-Mail by Using S/MIME Managing Message Routing • Understanding Exchange Server Message Flow • Configuring SMTP Virtual Servers • Understanding Message Routing in Exchange Server • Configuring Routing in an Exchange Server Organization • Exploring Link State Information • Creating an SMTP Connector to the Internet • Configuring Secure Communications Between Routing Groups
Day 4 3 hrs	Managing Message Routing • Creating an SMTP Connector to the Internet • Configuring Secure Communications Between Routing Groups Managing Data Storage and Hardware Resources • Managing Circular Logging and Database File Location • EVerifying Disk Performance Using Jetstress Plan for disaster and disaster recovery. • Create a plan for disaster recovery in an Exchange Server environment. • Back up servers running Exchange Server 2003. • Restore Exchange Server 2003 data. • Restore Exchange Server 2003 servers. Back up and restore Exchange Server. • Perform daily Exchange Server maintenance. • Perform scheduled Exchange Server maintenance. • Perform on-demand Exchange Server maintenance.
Day 5 3 hrs	Exam 70-285: Designing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organization Analyze Active Directory and design an administrative plan. • Analyzing Your Current Environment • Designing Active Directory Groups for an Exchange Server 2003 Organization • Designing an Administrative Plan • Understand how to analyze your current environment. • Understand how to design Active Directory groups for an Exchange Server 2003 organization. • Understand how to design an administrative plan. Design a routing topology and server roles and placement. • Planning Routing Group Boundaries • Planning Connectors Between Routing Groups • Discussion: Planning Connectors and Cost • Planning Server Roles and Placement • Planning Server Placement Design public folders and client connectivity. • Planning Business and Logistical Requirements for Public Folders • Planning Administrative and Permission Requirements for Public Folders • Planning Hardware Requirements for Public Folders
Day 6 3 hrs	Design an Exchange Server 2003 security strategy. • Designing a Security Strategy • Planning Exchange Server 2003 Perimeter Security • Planning Exchange Server 2003 Intranet Security • Planning an Encryption Strategy • Designing an Encryption Strategy Design for high availability and reliability. • Planning a Front-End Solution • Planning a Clustering Solution • Justifying an Exchange Server 2003 Clustering Solution Design inter-organizational connectivity. • Understand how to identify requirements for inter-organizational connectivity. • Understand how to plan for inter-organizational e-mail connectivity. • Understand how to design a message routing strategy. • Understand how to design a messaging connector strategy.
After Course	Free Lab Access

LONDON SCHOOL OF COMPUTER EDUCATION

MS Exchange 2003
Email System

MS Exchange Server 2003: MCSE Messaging on Windows Server 2003

LONDON SCHOOL OF COMPUTER EDUCATION

MS Exchange 2003 Email System

MS Exchange Server 2003: MCSE Messaging on Windows Server 2003

MS Exchange 2003
Email System