MOC 10233B: Designing and Deploying Messaging Solutions with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2

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1 MOC 10233B: Designing and Deploying Messaging Solutions with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 Course Overview This course provides students with the knowledge and skills to design and deploy messaging solutions with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP2. Course Introduction Course Introduction 7m Module 01 - Introduction to Designing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Deployment Lesson 1: Gathering Business Requirements What Are Business Requirements? What Are Functional Requirements? Defining Service Level Agreements Discussion: Identifying Regulatory and Organizational Compliance Requirements Identifying Project Constraints Lesson 2: Identifying Additional Requirements Typical Stakeholders Defining Technology Requirements Identifying IT Requirements Identifying Security Requirements Identifying User Requirements Discussion: Dealing with Conflicting Requirements Lesson 3: Introduction to Service Level Management What Are Service Level Agreements? What Is Service Level Management? What Is Availability? Business Requirements and Service Level Management Disaster Recovery and Service Level Management Creating Service Level Agreements Lesson 4: Analyzing the Current Messaging Environment Analyzing the Physical Network Infrastructure Analyzing the Name Resolution Services Infrastructure Analyzing the Active Directory Infrastructure Analyzing the Messaging Infrastructure Identifying Messaging System Usage Identifying Additional Infrastructure Components Analyzing Administrative Models and Processes Analyzing the Change Control Process Module 01 Review Module 02 - Designing Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Integration with the Current Infrastructure Lesson 1: Designing the Network Infrastructure Identifying the Network Requirements for Exchange Server 2010 Deployments Identifying the Internet Access Considerations for Client Access Identifying the Network Considerations for Client Access Identifying the Network Considerations for Message Routing Lesson 2: Designing the AD DS Infrastructure Identifying the AD DS Design Owners 1h 16m 1h 51m

2 Designing the AD DS Forest Designing the AD DS Domain Designing the AD DS Sites for Exchange Server 2010 Deploying Exchange Server 2010 Servers in AD DS Sites Designing a Domain Controller Placement Strategy Discussion: Considerations for Modifying the Current AD DS Design Planning for AD DS Preparation to Support the Exchange Server 2010 Deployment Lesson 3: Designing the DNS Infrastructure Considerations for DNS What Is Split DNS? Designing a DNS Infrastructure for Exchange Server Lesson 4: Planning Exchange Server Administration Exchange Server 2010 Permissions What Is the Default Role Based Access Control Configuration? What Are Split Permissions? Designing a Custom Management Delegation Strategy Designing a Management Tool Strategy Demo - How to Manage Exchange Server 2010 Lab Demonstration - Designing Exchange Server Integration with the Current Infrastructure Module 02 Review Module 03 - Planning and Deploying Mailbox Services Lesson 1: Overview of Mailbox Services in Exchange Server 2010 New Mailbox Services Features in Exchange Server 2010 Storage Changes in Exchange Server 2010 Designing Storage for Large Mailboxes Information Required for Designing Mailbox Services Lesson 2: Designing Mailbox Servers Designing Mailbox Sizing Designing Mailbox Server Database Configuration Designing Mailbox Disk Storage Designing Mailbox Server Processor and Memory Requirements Designing Mailbox Servers for High Availability Virtualizing Mailbox Servers Designing a Test Plan for Server Performance Lesson 3: Designing Recipient Management Designing Recipient Management Processes Designing Address Lists Designing Address Book Policies Designing Address Policies Demo - Designing Address Policies Designing System Messages Designing Distribution Groups Demo - Designing Distribution Groups Designing Resource Mailboxes Designing Mailbox Moves Demo - Designing Mailbox Moves Lesson 4: Designing Public Folder Architecture Analyzing Business Requirements for Public Folders Designing Mailbox Servers for Storing Public Folders Designing Public Folder Replication Designing Client Access to Public Folders Planning the Public Folder Hierarchy Designing Public Folder Permissions Alternatives to Public Folders Demo - Designing Public Folders Lab Demonstration - Planning and Deploying Mailbox Services Module 03 Review 2h 9m

3 Module 04 - Planning and Deploying Client Access Services in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Lesson 1: Overview of the Client Access Server Role Client Access Business Requirements Client Access Server Services How RPC Client Access Service Works How Client Access Service Works with Multiple Sites Requirements for Accessing the Client Access Server from the Internet Lesson 2: Designing Client Access Server Deployment Designing Client Access Server Hardware Requirements Client Access Server Security Designing Client Access Server Certificates Designing Autodiscover Demo - Configuration of Autodiscover Designing the Availability Service Designing MailTips Demo - Configure MailTips Designing Client Throttling Designing Client Access Services with Multiple Namespaces Lesson 3: Designing Client Access Designing MAPI Client Access Demo - Control MAPI Client Access Designing Outlook Anywhere Access Demo - Designing Outlook Anywhere Access Designing Outlook Web App and Exchange Control Panel Demo - Designing Outlook Web App Designing Exchange ActiveSync Access Designing POP3 and IMAP4 Access Designing Firewalls and Reverse Proxies for Client Access Lesson 4: Designing Client Access Policies Designing Outlook Web App Mailbox Policies Options for Managing Mobile Devices Designing Exchange ActiveSync Policies Designing Mobile Device Remote Wipe Policies Lab Demonstration - Planning and Deploying Client Access Services in Exchange Server 2010 Module 04 Review Module 05 - Planning and Deploying Message Transport in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Lesson 1: Designing Message Routing for Exchange Server 2010 Overview of Message Transport Components in Exchange Server 2010 Default Message Routing Configuration in Exchange Server 2010 Modifying the Default Message Routing Topology Designing Message Routing to Mitigate the Effects of Message Routing Failure Lesson 2: Designing Hub Transport Servers Hardware Requirements for Hub Transport Servers Default Hub Transport Server Configuration Planning SMTP Send and Receive Connectors Demo - Designing Receive Connectors Planning for Internal SMTP Relay Designing Accepted Domains and Remote Domains Designing Message Throttling, Back Pressure, and Size Limits Demo - Control Message Flow Troubleshooting Internal Message Delivery Demo - Mail Troubleshooting Tools Lesson 3: Designing the Message Routing Perimeter Default Edge Transport Server Configuration 2h 6m 1h 26m

4 Designing Edge Subscriptions Designing Outbound Message Flow Designing Inbound Message Flow Designing Message Routing to the Perimeter Planning Address Rewriting Lab Demonstration - Planning and Deploying Message Transport in Exchange Server 2010 Module 05 Review Module 06 - Planning and Deploying Messaging Security Lesson 1: Designing Message Security Defining Message Security Requirements Designing Restrictions to Message Flow Designing SMTP Connector Security Designing Secure Message Routing Between Partner Organizations Demo - Configure Domain Security Designing Client-Based Messaging Security Lesson 2: Designing Antivirus and Anti-Spam Solutions Overview of Antivirus and Anti-Spam Solution Requirements Options for Implementing Antivirus and Anti-Spam Solutions in Exchange Server 2010 Designing Anti-Spam Solutions Demo - Anti-Spam Recommendations for Monitoring the Anti-Spam Solution Designing Antivirus Solutions Managing Antivirus Solutions Lab Demonstration - Planning and Deploying Messaging Security Module 06 Review Module 07 - Planning and Deploying Messaging Compliance Lesson 1: Designing Transport Compliance Identifying Transport Compliance Requirements and Options Planning Transport Rules Demo - Transport Rules Planning Message Classifications Planning Message Moderation Demo - Message Moderation Lesson 2: Designing AD RMS Integration with Exchange Server 2010 Options for Integrating AD RMS and Exchange Server 2010 Planning AD RMS Integration Planning AD RMS Integration with External Organizations Considerations for Implementing and Managing AD RMS Integration Lesson 3: Designing Message Journaling and Archiving Identifying Message Journaling and Archiving Requirements and Options Options for Implementing Message Journaling Planning Message Journaling Considerations for Managing the Journal Mailbox Demo - Configure Journaling Planning Personal Archiving Planning a Litigation Hold Planning Multi-Mailbox Search Demo - Litigation Hold Lesson 4: Designing Messaging Records Management Identifying MRM Requirements and Options Planning a Retention Policy Deployment Planning a Managed Folder Deployment Planning Migration from Managed Folder Mailbox Policies to Retention Policies Lab Demonstration - Planning and Deploying Messaging Compliance Module 07 Review 1h 16m 1h 50m

5 Module 08 - Planning and Deploying High Availability Lesson 1: Introduction to High Availability in Exchange Server 2010 Components of High Availability How DAGs Work Options for Implementing Database Copies How Shadow Redundancy Works How High Availability Works for Client Access Servers Lesson 2: Designing High Availability for Mailbox Databases Requirements for DAGs Designing Network Components for a DAG Designing the Storage Components for a DAG Designing Database Copies and Continuous Replication Designing Monitoring and Management for a DAG Lesson 3: Designing High Availability for Other Server Roles Designing High Availability for Hub Transport Servers Designing High Availability for Client Access Servers Designing High Availability for Edge Transport Servers Designing High Availability for Servers with Multiple Roles Lesson 4: Designing Site Resilience What Is Site Resilience? How Site Resilience Works Designing DAGs for Site Resilience How DAC Mode Works Designing Other Roles for Site Resilience Designing Failover and Failback Between Sites Discussion: Failover Scenarios Lab Demonstration - Planning and Deploying High Availability Module 08 Review 1h 26m Module 09 - Planning a Disaster Recovery Solution Lesson 1: Planning for Disaster Mitigation Identifying Data Loss Scenarios Data Loss Mitigation Features Designing a Disaster Mitigation Strategy What Is the Relationship Between Disaster Recovery and High Availability? Designing a High Availability Solution for Disaster Mitigation Exchange Native Data Protection Discussion: When Is Exchange Native Data Protection Appropriate? What Are the Timelines for Disaster Recovery? Scenarios Requiring Backup and Restore Lesson 2: Planning Exchange Server Backup Identifying Backup Requirements for Mailbox Servers Identifying Backup Requirements for Non-Mailbox Servers Choosing Exchange Server Backup Software Choosing Exchange Server Backup Media Designing an Exchange Server Backup Schedule Designing an Exchange Server Backup Management Solution Lesson 3: Planning Exchange Server Recovery Options to Recover Exchange Server Functionality Options to Recover Mailbox Data and Databases Planning the Recovery of Mailbox Data and Databases Planning the Recovery of Non-Mailbox Servers Planning the Recovery of Edge Transport Servers Creating a Disaster Recovery Plan Maintaining a Disaster Recovery Plan Lab Demonstration - Planning a Disaster Recovery Solution Module 09 Review 1h 3m

6 Module 10 - Planning Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Monitoring and Troubleshooting Lesson 1: Planning Exchange Server Monitoring Options for Monitoring Exchange Server Planning Performance Monitoring for Mailbox Servers Planning Performance Monitoring for Transport Servers Planning Performance Monitoring for Client Access Servers Planning Message Tracking and Logging for Transport Servers Planning How to Monitor Baselines and Trend Analysis Lesson 2: Planning Exchange Server Troubleshooting Windows Server Tools Exchange Server Tools Discussion: Developing a Message Delivery Troubleshooting Plan Discussion: Developing a Client Access Troubleshooting Plan Discussion: Developing a Mailbox Database Troubleshooting Plan Lab Demonstration - Planning Exchange Server 2010 Monitoring and Troubleshooting Module 10 Review Module 11 - Upgrading to Microsoft Exchange Server h 2m Lesson 1: Overview of Upgrading to Exchange Server 2010 Supported Upgrade Scenarios Choosing an Upgrade Strategy Components of a Coexistence and Upgrade Strategy Planning a Multisite Upgrade Options for Supporting Deprecated Features Lesson 2: Planning the Upgrade from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2010 Prerequisites for Installing Exchange Server 2010 in an Exchange Server 2003 Organization Process for Installing Exchange Server 2010 in an Exchange Server 2003 Organization Designing Client Services Coexistence Designing External Access for Exchange Server 2003 Client Services Demo - Legacy Domain External Access Designing the Message Transport Upgrade Designing the Upgrade of Administrative Roles Planning the Removal of Exchange Server 2003 Troubleshooting the Exchange Server 2010 Upgrade Lesson 3: Planning the Upgrade from Exchange Server 2007 to Exchange Server 2010 Prerequisites for Installing Exchange Server 2010 in an Exchange Server 2007 Organization Process for Installing Exchange Server 2010 in an Exchange Server 2007 Organization Designing the Client Access Server Upgrade Designing External Access for Exchange Server 2007 Client Services Designing the Message Transport Upgrade Designing the Administrative Roles Upgrade Planning the Removal of Exchange Server 2007 Troubleshooting the Exchange Server 2010 Upgrade Module 11 Review 52m Module 12 - Integrating Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 with Other Messaging Systems Lesson 1: Designing Exchange Server 2010 Integration with Other Messaging Systems Coexistence Scenarios for Exchange Server 2010 Designing Integration with Other Exchange Server Organizations Designing Message Routing with Unique SMTP Namespaces Designing Message Routing with the Same SMTP Namespace Designing Global Address List Synchronization Designing Calendar Interoperability Lesson 2: Designing Exchange Server 2010 Integration with Federated Partners What Is Federated Delegation? Considerations for Designing Federation Trusts and Certificates 51m

7 Designing Organization Relationships Designing Sharing Policies Demo - Federated Sharing Lesson 3: Designing Exchange Server 2010 Integration with Office 365 What Is Office 365? Deployment Options for Exchange Online Options for Identity Management Designing Directory Synchronization with Office 365 Designing Message Routing with Office 365 Mailbox Moves for Hybrid Deployments Designing Mailbox Moves for Non-Hybrid Deployments Lesson 4: Designing Single Sign-On for Office 365 Preparing for Single Sign-On Designing an AD FS Topology AD FS Certificate Requirements Module 12 Review Module 13 - Unified Messaging in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Lesson 1: Planning the Unified Messaging Infrastructure What Is Unified Messaging? Infrastructure Requirements Unified Messaging Architecture and Topology Business Requirements Planning Considerations Planning Considerations for VoIP Gateways Planning for Server Scalability Planning for High Availability Lesson 2: Planning the Unified Messaging Configuration Hardware Infrastructure Requirements UM Dial Plan Object Unified Messaging Hunt Group Object Unified Messaging Server Object Unified Messaging Mailbox Policy Object Unified Messaging Clients Unified Messaging Auto Attendants Process for Deploying Unified Messaging Lesson 3: Planning the Unified Messaging Integration with Lync Server 2010 Lync Server 2010 Features Benefits of Unified Messaging Integration with Lync Server 2010 Integrating Exchange Server 2010 Unified Messaging with Lync Server 2010 Module 13 Review Module 14 - Planning a Virtualization Strategy for Exchange Server 2010 Lesson 1: Hyper-V Overview What Is Hyper-V? Requirements and Limits for Hyper-V Hosts Planning for Disks and Storage Virtual Machine Overview Virtual Disk Configuration Options Identifying Server Virtualization Candidates Using Virtual Machine Manager to Manage Virtual Environments Lesson 2: High Availability Options with Hyper-V Options for Providing High Availability for Virtualization How Network Load Balancing Works What Is a Failover Cluster? Failover Cluster Functionality in Windows Server 2008 R2 38m 40m

8 Requirements for Failover Clustering in Hyper-V The Process for Implementing Hyper-V and Failover Clustering Lesson 3: Planning a Virtualization Strategy for Exchange Server 2010 Exchange Server 2010 Virtualization Support Planning Hyper-V Hosts Guidelines for Planning Exchange Server 2010 Virtual Machines Designing Virtualization for Client Access Servers Designing Virtualization for Transport Servers Design Virtualization for Mailbox Servers Module 14 Review Course Closure Total Duration: 18h 33m