Quality is Advantage

Quality is Advantage

Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Configuring Course duration: 32 academic hours Exam Code: 70-662 This course is designed for novice IT specialists, who wish to master maintenance and administration of the Exchange Servers in an enterprise environment Prerequisites of the Course Before attempting to take the course participants must have at least one year of experience configuring and managing Exchange Server 2013 in an organizational environment. Course Objectives After completing this course, you will be able to: Install and configure Exchange Server 2013 Configure Exchange Recipients and Public Folders Configure Client Access Configure Message Transport Monitor and troubleshoot Exchange Server 2013 Implement High Availability and Recovery Configure Message Compliance and Security Course Outline Module 1 Installing Exchange Server 2013 Configure the Environment for Exchange Server 2013 Preparing a New Environment for Exchange 2013 Preparing for Coexistence and Migration Configure the Server to Host Exchange Server 2013 Hardware and Software Requirements Preparing a Host for the Installation of Exchange Server 2013 Configuring Server Roles and Features for Exchange Deploy Exchange Server 2013 Roles Installing Exchange Server 2013 Exchange Server 2013 Editions Post installation Tasks Firewall Configuration Verifying Setup

Module 2: Exchange Databases and Address Lists Deploying Exchange Databases Configuring Exchange Databases Managing Mailbox Databases Managing Public Folder Databases Address List Configuration Creating and Configuring an Address List Working with Offline Address Books Module 3: Exchange Mailboxes Mailbox Configuration Creating Mailboxes Linked Mailboxes Configuring Mailbox Properties Moving Mailboxes Disabling, Removing, and Reconnecting Mailboxes Import and Export Mailboxes Archive Mailboxes Resources and Shared Mailboxes Creating and Configuring Resource Mailboxes Shared Mailboxes Converting Mailboxes Module 4: Distribution Groups and Public Folders Managing Recipients and Distribution Groups Mail Contacts Mail-Enabled Users Distribution Groups Setting Up Public Folders Creating Public Folders Configuring Public Folder Permissions Mail-Enable Public Folder Configuring Public Folder Limits Module 5: Configuring Client Access IMAP, POP, and Microsoft ActiveSync Client Access Server Certificates Assigning an External Name Configure POP and IMAP Auto discover ActiveSync Outlook Anywhere and RPC Clients Outlook Anywhere Configure RPC Client Access Configure Client Access Array Client Throttling Policies

OWA Configure File Access and Web Ready Document Viewing Segmentation Settings OWA Virtual Directory Properties Exchange Control Panel Module 6: Federated Sharing and Role Based Access Control Role Based Access Control Implementing RBAC Using Management Role Groups Configuring Federated Sharing Implementing Federated Sharing Assigning the Federated Sharing Role Module 7: Routing and Transport Rules Managing Transport Rules Using Transport Rules Configuring Disclaimers Configuring Rights Protection Configuring IRM Using Transport Protection Rules Implementing Moderated Transport Setting Up Message Routing Routing Messages Using Active Directory Sites and Site Costs for Routing Using and Configuring Send Connectors Using and Configuring Receive Connectors Configuring Foreign Connectors for Compliance Using TLS and MTLS Module 8: Configuring Transport Servers Hub Transport Servers Accepted Domains Remote Domains Email Address Policies Transport Settings and Transport Dumpster Edge Transport Servers Edge Transport Role Edge Sync Clone Edge Transport Server Address Rewriting Module 9: Monitoring Exchange Server 2013 Monitoring Exchange Databases Monitoring Exchange Database Information and Statistics Monitoring DAGs Monitoring Mail Flow

Configuring Message Tracking Monitoring Transport Queues Suspending, Resuming, and Retrying Queues Managing Messages Monitoring Exchange Connectivity Debugging Network Connectivity Module 10: Logging and Reports Generating Reports Generating Mailbox Statistics Reports Reporting Mailbox Folder Statistics Testing Mail Flow Reporting Logon Statistics Creating Reports on Number of Users of a Particular Protocol Using Exchange Server Performance Monitor Using the Microsoft Exchange Best Practices Analyzer (ExBPA) to Create Reports Obtaining Exchange ActiveSync Reports Managing Logging Managing Connectivity Logging Managing Protocol Logging Managing Agent Logging Managing Exchange Store Logging Managing Administrator Audit Logging Managing Routing Table Logging Specifying Diagnostic Logging Levels Managing Message Tracking Module 11: Managing Records and Compliance Managing Records Using MRM Configuring Retention Tags and Retention Policies Administrating Managed Folders Implementing Compliance Configuring IRM Configuring Journaling Using Mail Tips Implementing a Discovery Search Placing a Mailbox on Legal Hold Creating and Configuring Ethical Walls Module 12: Message Integrity, Antivirus, and Anti-Spam Ensuring Message Integrity Using S/MIME Extensions Using TLS and MTLS Implementing Domain Security Configuring Permissions on Active Directory Objects Rights Management Services Federation

Creating Transport Rules Managing Anti-Spam and Antivirus Countermeasures Configuring Anti-Spam Features and Antivirus Features Implementing File-Level Antivirus Scanning Module 13: Exchange High-Availability Solutions Managing Database Availability Groups DAGs Add and Remove Servers from DAGs Mailbox Database Copies Highly Available Public Folders Public Folder Replicas Replication Schedules Public Folder Backup and Restore High Availability for Other Exchange Roles Configuring Network Load Balancing Client Access Arrays Transport Server High Availability Module 14: Exchange Disaster Recovery Backup and Recover Exchange Data Using Windows Server Backup Creating an Exchange Server Disaster Recovery Plan Database Portability Recovering a Mailbox within the Deleted Mailbox Retention Period Recovering Single Items Using Exchange Native Data Protection Recovering Exchange Roles Creating a Disaster Recovery Plan Based on Exchange Roles Recovering a Hub Transport Server Recovering a Client Access Server Recovering a Mailbox Server Recovering a Member Server in a DAG Recovering a Unified Messaging Server Recovering an Edge Transport Server Associate certifications: Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist Microsoft Certified IT Professional 2 Gaprindauli str., 0174 Tbilisi, Georgia Phone: +995 [32] 2200010 Fax: +995 [32] 509573 learning[at]delta.ge