Kurs 74504 - Designing an Exchange Server 2003 Organization - Infrastructure - Online

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• Ziele
  Learning Objectives - Identify physical and logical aspects of an existing network design. - Identify important aspects of Active Directory that impact Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. - Identify considerations for integrating Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 with Active Directory. - Identify factors that influence routing group boundaries. - Identify considerations for using single routing groups. - Identify considerations for designing multiple routing groups. - Identify considerations for organizing and displaying public folders. - Identify considerations for organizing and displaying public folders. - Identify logistical requirements for public folders. - Identify security risk types and their characteristics. - Identify guidelines to protect an organization from security risks. - Identify guidelines for enhancing security using IIS.
• Anforderungen
  This series is intended for messaging support professionals who work in medium-to-large environments (250 to 5,000 seats) with multiple physical locations, mixed-client connection protocols, and wireless and Internet messaging connectivity.
• Titel
  Kurs 74504 - Designing an Exchange Server 2003 Organization - Infrastructure
• Inhalt
  Deployment Options
  
  Self-Study
  
  Total Learning Time
  
  8 hours
  
  Objectives
  
  Unit 1: Analyzing Active Directory
  • Identify physical and logical aspects of an existing network design.
  • Identify important aspects of Active Directory that impact Microsoft Exchange Server 2003.
  • Identify considerations for integrating Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 with Active Directory.
  • Identify benefits of Active Directory group strategy.
  • Identify design considerations associated with domain local groups.
  • Identify design considerations associated with global groups.
  • Identify design considerations associated with universal groups.
  • Differentiate between security and distribution groups.
  • Identify considerations for designing an administrative plan.
  • Identify characteristics of administrative model types.
  • Identify characteristics of administrative roles.
  
  Unit 2: Routing Groups and Server Placement
  
  • Identify factors that influence routing group boundaries.
  • Identify considerations for using single routing groups.
  • Identify considerations for designing multiple routing groups.
  • Identify features of public folder referrals.
  • Identify the types of network topologies used for message flow.
  • Identify considerations for planning connectors between routing groups.
  • Identify features of different connector types.
  • Identify design considerations when planning connector costs.
  • Identify guidelines for providing fault tolerance between routing groups.
  • Identify considerations for planning server roles for a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 organization.
  • Identify factors that determine the sizing requirements of servers.
  • Identify considerations for the placement of servers.
  
  Unit 3: Planning Public Folder and Connectivity
  
  • Identify considerations for organizing and displaying public folders.
  • Identify considerations for organizing and displaying public folders.
  • Identify logistical requirements for public folders.
  • Identify considerations for planning a public folder client connectivity strategy.
  • Identify requirements for controlling public folder access.
  • Identify replication requirements for public folders.
  • Identify factors that influence designing of a replication strategy.
  • Identify considerations for public folder hardware requirements.
  • Identify considerations for planning full-text indexing.
  
  Unit 4: Designing Exchange Server 2003 Security
   
  • Identify security risk types and their characteristics.
  • Identify guidelines to protect an organization from security risks.
  • Identify guidelines for enhancing security using IIS.
  • Identify requirements for implementing perimeter security.
  • Identify guidelines for protecting a messaging system from viruses.
  • Identify guidelines for protecting mailboxes and mailbox content.
  • Identify methods for increasing security using a bridgehead server.
  • Identify methods for reducing port exposure.
  • Identify guidelines for designing intranet security.
  • Identify key aspects of Information Rights Management (IRM) service.
  • Identify requirements for designing an encryption strategy.
  • Identify steps to design a PKI strategy.
  • Identify methods for securing Internet E-mail with encryption.
  • Identify guidelines for implementing the S/MIME protocol.
  Course Access
  
  Each student has access to the course for a period of 6 months from the day of enrollment in the course.