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9780072126747

MCSE Administering Exchange 2000 Server Study Guide (Exam 70-224)

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  • Edition: 1st
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  • Copyright: 2001-08-24
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Summary

The Exchange 2000 Server exam is a popular elective for MCSE certification. Microsoft Exchange Server is the leading messaging platform among Fortune 1000 companies. Full coverage of all official Microsoft topics, including the Web Store, real time data and video conferencing, and instant messaging. CD-ROM contains a full ExamSim practice exam with 300+ practice exam questions, plus CBT training software with audio review and instructional video clips.

Author Biography

Shane Clawson is the President of Virtual Engineering, with offices in San Diego, California, and the Washington D.C. area. Shane is also a principal in an ASP firm specializing in Exchange 2000, and an instructor and technical-course author. He teaches Windows 2000 and related courses and is the author of several Exchange 2000 technical courses. He has written numerous books and articles on Windows NT technology, Windows 2000, and Exchange 2000 technologies. Richard Luckett is the President of American Messaging Inc., a consulting firm specializing in designing and implementing Windows 2000 Active Directory Services and Active Directory Integrated Systems with an emphasis on Exchange 2000 deployments and migration. Richard has designed, deployed, administered, and consulted on Exchange since version 4.0 was released in 1996. Richard is also an instructor and author, teaching a full range of Windows 2000 and Exchange 2000 courses.

Table of Contents

Foreword iii
About the Authors vi
Acknowledgments vii
Preface xix
Introduction xxiii
Introduction to Exchange 2000 Server
1(72)
Overview of Exchange
3(7)
Exchange 4.0
3(2)
Exchange 5.0
5(1)
Exchange 5.5
6(1)
What Is Exchange 2000?
7(3)
Configuring a User Object for Messaging
10(6)
Why Do You Want It?
10(2)
Integration with Active Directory
12(1)
Configuring a User Object for Messaging
13(3)
Creating and Managing Address Lists
16(23)
Better Control of Distribution Lists
16(3)
Creating Address Lists
19(2)
Integration with Internet Information Service (IIS)
21(2)
Information Store
23(2)
Public Folders
25(4)
Collaboration
29(6)
Web Store
35(4)
Configuring Outlook Web Access
39(15)
Outlook Web Access
39(3)
Configuring OWA Access
42(3)
Object Management
45(3)
Flexible Administration
48(1)
Messaging Routing
49(5)
Managing Recipient and Server Policies
54(10)
Policies
54(1)
Creating a Recipient Policy
55(3)
Clustering Exchange 2000
58(1)
Virtual Servers
59(1)
Front-end and Back-end Servers
59(4)
Two-Minute Drill
63(1)
Q&A Self Test
64(9)
Lab Question
68(1)
Self Test Answers
69(2)
Lab Answer
71(2)
Deploying Exchange 2000 Server and Supported Clients
73(118)
Deploying Exchange 2000 Server
74(43)
Planning
75(1)
Planning Resources and Tools
76(3)
Installation Checklist
79(6)
Installation Environments
85(5)
Three Types of Installations
90(4)
Running ForestPrep for a New Organization
94(3)
Running DomainPrep
97(3)
Installing Exchange
100(6)
Mail-Enabling a User Account
106(4)
Performing a Subsequent Installation
110(1)
Changes Made by the Installation
111(5)
Troubleshooting Failed Installations
116(1)
Upgrading Existing Exchange Servers to Exchange 2000
117(26)
Upgrade Requirements
117(6)
Active Directory Connector
123(1)
Installing the ADC
124(3)
Site Replication Service
127(2)
Configuring Connection Agreements with the ADCM
129(5)
Troubleshooting Active Directory Connector Problems
134(2)
Upgrade/Migration Strategies
136(3)
Moving Exchange 5.5 into a Windows 2000 Environment
139(1)
Moving Accounts and Mailboxes
139(3)
Troubleshooting the Upgrade Process
142(1)
Managing Exchange 2000 Migrations
143(14)
Maintaining Third-party Connectivity
144(1)
Configuring Messaging Backbones
145(1)
Maintaining Common User Lists
145(1)
Maintain Existing Connectors
146(1)
Moving Users to Exchange 2000
147(1)
Reasons to Move to Native Mode
147(2)
Migration Tools
149(5)
Running the Active Directory Account Cleanup Wizard (Search Mode)
154(3)
Deploying Clients
157(22)
Outlook 2000
158(3)
Using the Microsoft Outlook Setup Wizard
161(5)
Outlook Express
166(1)
Configuring Outlook Express as an Exchange Client
167(2)
Chat Services (Internet Relay Chat)
169(1)
Outlook Web Access
170(2)
Configuring Client Access Protocols
172(5)
Two-Minute Drill
177(2)
Q&A Self Test
179(12)
Lab Question
184(1)
Self Test Answers
185(2)
Lab Answer
187(4)
Understanding and Configuring Exchange 2000 Server Roles
191(114)
Exchange System Manager
192(1)
Configuring Exchange 2000 for Messaging and Collaboration
193(43)
Configuring Exchange 2000 Server Information in the Windows 2000 Active Directory
193(2)
Configuring Information Store Objects
195(1)
Creating a New Storage Group
196(2)
Adding a Mailbox Store
198(5)
Adding a Public Folder Store
203(2)
Configuring Multiple Storage Groups for Data Partitioning
205(2)
Configuring Multiple Databases within a Single Storage Group
207(1)
Configuring Virtual Servers to Support Internet Protocols
208(5)
Adding and Configuring an SMTP Virtual Server
213(7)
Configuring the Default NNTP Virtual Server
220(3)
Configuring Instant Messaging Objects
223(2)
Adding an IM Virtual Home Server
225(3)
Configuring Chat Objects
228(2)
Adding and Configuring a Chat Community
230(6)
Defining Exchange 2000 Administrative Groups
236(5)
What Is an Administrative Group?
237(1)
Scope of Administration
237(3)
Creating a Custom Administrative Group
240(1)
Configuring Exchange 2000 for High-volume Messaging
241(10)
Sizing an Exchange 2000 Server
242(6)
Content Indexing
248(1)
Creating Full-Text Index and Configuring Full-Text Index Properties
249(2)
Troubleshooting Exchange 2000 Availability and Performance
251(10)
System Monitor Terminology
252(1)
Diagnose and Resolve Memory Constraints
253(1)
Diagnose and Resolve Processor Constraints
254(1)
Diagnose and Resolve Hard Disk Constraints
255(3)
Diagnose and Resolve Network Constraints
258(3)
Configuring Exchange 2000 for High Security
261(19)
Key Management Server (KMS) Process Overview
263(2)
Enrolling Users with KMS
265(3)
Recovering a User's Key
268(1)
Revoking a Certificate
269(2)
Importing External CA Certificate into a Group Policy Object
271(2)
Configuring Virtual Servers to Limit Access Through Firewalls
273(4)
Enable Digest Authentication for Instant Messaging
277(2)
Modifying Domain Security Policy for Digest Authentication
279(1)
Administering Public Folders on the Enterprise
280(7)
Configuring the Active Directory Object Attributes of a Public Folder
282(1)
Restricting Top-level Folder Creation
283(3)
Public Folder Inter-organization Replication Tool
286(1)
Administering System Folders
287(6)
System Folders
288(3)
Two-Minute Drill
291(2)
Q&A Self Test
293(12)
Lab Question
299(1)
Self Test Answers
300(3)
Lab Answer
303(2)
Administering User's Mailboxes and Contacts
305(52)
Configuring a User Object for Messaging
306(7)
Types of Recipient Objects
306(1)
Exchange Task Wizard
307(3)
Enabling a User Account for Messaging
310(3)
Creating and Managing Address Lists
313(12)
Creating Address Lists
314(3)
Creating an Address List
317(3)
Mail-Enabling a Group
320(5)
Managing User and Information Store Association
325(3)
Assigning a User Permissions to a Mailbox
326(2)
Diagnosing and Resolving Problems Involving User and Information Store Placement
328(8)
User Placement
329(1)
Information Store Placement
330(1)
Creating and Configuring a Mailbox Score
331(5)
Diagnosing and Resolving Recipient Update Service (RUS) Problems
336(8)
Recipient Update Service
336(1)
RUS and Exchange 5.5
337(1)
DSProxy Service
338(1)
Configuring the Recipient Update Service
338(3)
Two-Minute Drill
341(3)
Q&A Self Test
344(13)
Lab Question
349(1)
Self Test Answers
350(3)
Lab Answer
353(4)
Administering and Troubleshooting Connectivity
357(86)
Exchange 2000 Routing Overview
358(2)
Managing and Troubleshooting Connectors
360(20)
Connecting Exchange 2000 Routing Groups
360(1)
Adding a Routing Group Connector
361(1)
Foreign Mail System Connectors
362(3)
Adding an SMTP Connector
365(4)
Adding an X.400 Transport Stack
369(1)
Adding an X.400 Connector
370(3)
Diagnosing and Resolving Message Routing Problems
373(2)
Diagnosing and Resolving Problems Reported by Non-Delivery Report (NDR) Messages
375(1)
Configuring the Postmaster for Exchange 2000
376(4)
Managing Exchange 2000 Message Queues
380(11)
SMTP Advanced Queuing Engine
381(1)
Queue Viewer
382(3)
Managing System and Link Queues
385(3)
Deleting Messages Using Queue Viewer
388(3)
Diagnosing Link Status by Tracking Messages
391(5)
Message Tracking Center
391(1)
Enabling Message Tracking and Subject Logging
392(2)
Using the Message Tracking Center to Track a Message
394(2)
Configuring and Monitoring Client Connectivity
396(10)
Configuring Outlook 2000
396(2)
Configuring Outlook Web Access
398(2)
Configuring POP3 and IMAP4 Clients
400(1)
Configuring IRC Clients
401(1)
Installing and Configuring MS Chat
402(4)
Monitoring Client Connectivity
406(1)
Troubleshooting Client Connectivity Problems
406(14)
TCP/IP Settings
407(3)
Diagnosing and Resolving DNS Problems
410(2)
Diagnosing and Resolving Server Publishing Problems
412(1)
Stopping and Starting the HTTP Virtual Server
413(2)
Troubleshooting DSProxy and DSAccess Problems
415(2)
Troubleshooting Instant Messaging Connectivity Problems
417(1)
Troubleshooting Other Connection Protocol Problems
417(2)
Troubleshooting Problems on Non-Microsoft Clients
419(1)
Managing Public Folder Connectivity
420(12)
Configuring and Monitoring Public Folder Replication
421(1)
Configuring Public Folder Replication
422(4)
Monitoring and Troubleshooting Public Folder Replication
426(4)
Two-Minute Drill
430(2)
Q&A Self Test
432(11)
Lab Question
438(1)
Self Test Answers
439(2)
Lab Answer
441(2)
Exchange 2000 Change Management
443(68)
Monitoring Services Use
444(8)
Using Exchange Monitors
445(4)
Creating a Notification
449(1)
Troubleshooting with Task Manager
450(2)
Managing the Growth of the Public and Private Message Store Databases
452(2)
Creating a New Storage Group
452(2)
Managing the Growth of the User Population and Message Traffic
454(11)
Placement and Number of Machines
454(6)
Creating a Routing Group
460(5)
Monitoring the Growth of Client Use
465(3)
Information Score
466(1)
SMTP
467(1)
Managing Recipient and Server Policies
468(13)
Server Policies
469(1)
Configuring Server Policies
470(4)
Mailbox Store Policies
474(1)
Public Folder Store Policies
475(1)
Creating a Public Folder Policy
476(5)
Diagnosing and Resolving Problems That Involve Recipient and Server Policies
481(4)
Analyzing Multiple System Policy Objects
481(1)
Creating and Modifying a Recipient Policy
482(3)
Optimizing Public Folder and Mailbox Searching
485(12)
Full-Text Indexing Overview
486(4)
Creating and Configuring a Store for Full-Text Indexing
490(5)
Two-Minute Drill
495(2)
Q&A Self Test
497(14)
Lab Question
503(1)
Self Test Answers
504(3)
Lab Answer
507(4)
Disaster Recovery for Exchange 2000
511(60)
Implementing a Backup and Restore Plan
512(16)
Types of Backup
513(3)
Data Recovery Architecture
516(6)
Mission-critical Mailboxes
522(1)
Multiple Databases Single Store
523(1)
Dedicated Recovery Server
523(1)
Windows 2000 Backup
524(1)
Using Windows 2000, Backup Program
524(4)
Restoring User Data
528(6)
Mailbox Recovery Scenarios
528(1)
Configuring Deleted Mailbox Retention
529(5)
Configuring a Server for Disaster Recovery
534(3)
Storage Groups and Stores
534(1)
Logging Settings
535(1)
Configuring Log Settings
535(1)
Configuring a Server for Recovery
536(1)
Restoring the Information Stores
537(2)
Restoring Exchange Server
539(1)
Troubleshooting Backup and Restore Problems
539(7)
Common Error Messages
540(4)
Running ESEUTIL
544(2)
Safeguarding User Keys
546(12)
Backing Up Key Management Services
547(1)
Backing Up the CA Certificate
548(4)
Restoring KMS
552(3)
Two-Minute Drill
555(3)
Q&A Self Test
558(13)
Lab Question
563(3)
Self Test Answers
566(3)
Lab Answer
569(2)
A About the CD 571(4)
Installing CertTrainer
572(1)
System Requirements
572(1)
CertTrainer
572(1)
ExamSim
573(1)
Saving Scores as Cookies
573(1)
E-Book
573(1)
CertCam
574(1)
Help
574(1)
Upgrading
574(1)
B About the Web Site 575(2)
Get What You Want When You Want It
576(1)
Glossary 577(56)
Index 633

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