Microsoft Exchange Server 2010: Building an Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise Infrastructure

Course Overview

Exchange 2010 provides major structural improvements to the server and network architecture. These advances offer greater flexibility in managing a complex network of high availability mailbox databases. In this course, you gain the essential skills to build a complete Exchange 2010 organisation using the latest technological improvements.

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Audience

Experienced administrators interested in administering and securing Exchange Server 2010. Experience with the Active Directory is also assumed.

Skills Gained

You Will Learn How To

• Build and configure a robust Exchange Server 2010 enterprise e-mail network solution
• Leverage Exchange technologies to achieve high server availability
• Optimise and secure the routing of e-mail messages both internally and externally
• Develop a security model for Exchange 2010 with Security Configuration Wizard (SCW)
• Extend permission levels with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
• Manage messaging policies for compliance and ease of access

Course Outline

Hands-on Training

• Throughout this course, extensive hands-on exercises provide practical experience building an Exchange infrastructure. Exercises include:
• Building a Client Access Server (CAS), mailbox and HUB Exchange 2010 Server
• Configuring DAG on multiple Exchange servers
• Testing Exchange routing topologies and setting AD site parameters
• Designing an effective model for Exchange administration
• Handling Rights Management restrictions with the Outlook client

Exchange Server 2010 Architecture

• Identifying the Exchange Server roles
• Investigating the Exchange Management Console (EMC)
• Analysing the new remote Exchange Management Shell (EMS) and PowerShell

Maximising High-Availability Exchange

Leveraging high availability through Database Availability Groups (DAG)

• Creating and managing Database Availability Groups
• Configuring DAG Properties
• Mailbox database copies
• Database activation

Transporting and Routing E-mail

Processing of agent-submitted e-mail

• Scoping out e-mail content conversion
• Generating DSN message packages

Defining intraorganisational routing components

• Configuring Active Directory sites and site links
• Analysing the Microsoft Exchange Active Directory Topology service
• Reviewing routing group functions for transitional organisations, including RGCs and SMTP

Configuring interorganisational routing components

• Overview of the Edge Transport Server role
• Preparing the list of accepted domains
• Testing out Active Directory site-based routing

Investigating the moderated Exchange transport

• Pickup and replay directories
• Send and Receive connectors
• Processing recipient resolution
• Shadow redundancy

Creating a Security Model for Exchange 2010

Implementing TLS in Exchange 2010

• Reviewing Transport Layer Security (TLS)
• Deploying inbound and outbound anonymous TLS certificates
• Setting up inbound STARTTLS certificates

Utilising Windows SCW for Exchange 2010 servers

• Protecting Exchange data paths
• Configuring an Exchange Server Role SCW Policy

Federation Trusts for Exchange organisations

• Creating and managing Federation Trusts
• Organising Federated Organisation identifiers
• Defining Federation Trust properties

Defining Permission Sets with RBAC

Setting up Exchange access

• Differentiating between Exchange and Windows administration
• Coexisting Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007 permissions
• Scoping out Cross-Forest Permissions Management

Role-based access control

• Addressing the Exchange 2010 management roles
• Documenting management role assignment
• Limiting management role scope

Built-in management roles

• Defining the Exchange 2010 organisation management structure
• Setting up View-Only organisation management
• Scoping out recipient and Unified Messaging management
• Outlining discovery and records management

Setting up Exchange Policies

Specifying message classifications and metadata

• Analysing message metadata
• Classifying Outlook messages for transport rule processing

Applying message journaling

• Positioning Exchange message journaling in respect of legal and regulatory requirements
• Applying standard mailbox database journaling
• Assigning a user with premium message journaling

Integrating Compliance Features

Leveraging message records management

• Applying retention tags to categorise messages
• Configuring AutoTagging to simplify message classification

Setting up rights protection

• Configuring the Active Directory Rights Management Service
• Assessing the AD RMS prelicensing agent
• Building ControlPoint Encryption
• Editing AD RMS Rights Policy templates

Creating a Discovery Search

• Configuring the Discovery engine
• Performing a Search
• Inspecting the Discovery Management role
• Reviewing Advanced Query Syntax

 

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