The Exchange Server 2007 Configuration course from LearnKey is targeted at network administrators already working with Exchange 2000 and 2003. Expert Aaron Spurlock teaches exactly what Microsoft wants network administrators to know from a certification standpoint, including Exchange Management Shell Console, changes in Active Directory, and real-world simulations that begin in a 2003 environment. Walk through a 2007 upgrade, followed by the 2003 removal process and by the end of the course you'll be comfortable rolling out Exchange 2007 in your environment.
Learning Objectives
Section A: Introducing Exchange 2007
- Course Overview
- Prerequisites
- What's New
- 64-Bit Changes
Section B: Exchange Roles
- Mailbox Server
- Hub Transport Server
- Edge Transport Server
- Unified Messaging
Section C: Exchange Server Editions
- Matching the Environment
- Client Access Licenses
- Licensing Issues
- Outlook License Requirements
Section D: Installation Preparation
- System Requirements
- Hardware Recommendations
- Infrastructure Requirements
- Software Prerequisites
Section E: Active Directory Preparation
- Installation Requirements
- Preparing to Install
- .NET Framework 2.0
- Windows PowerShell
- Legacy Exchange Permissions
- Prepare Schema
- Prepare AD
- Prepare Domain
Section F: Exchange Installation
- Typical Setup
- Start Installation
- Installation Type
- Readiness Checks
- 2000/2003 Coexistence
- Routing Group Connector
- Group Names
- Finalize Deployment
- Exchange 2003 Groups
Section G: Advanced Installation
- Edge Transport
- Install Edge Transport
- DNS Suffix
- Cross-Forest Deployment
- Resource Forest Deployment
Section A: Exchange Administration
- Management Console
- Management Shell
- Active Directory Permissions
- Data Types
- Administrator Roles
- Add Administrator
- Security Groups
Section B: Exchange Management Console
- Organization
- Organization Configuration Node
- Server Configuration Node
- Recipient Configuration Node
- Edge Transport Node
Section C: Exchange Management Shell
- Windows PowerShell
- Basic Shell Commands
- Getting Help
- Get-ExCommand
- Get-Mailbox
- Prohibit Send Quota
- Create Mailbox
Section D: Advanced Shell Features
- Pipelining Commands
- Format-List
- Mailbox Statistics
- Bulk Management
- Move Mailboxes
- Scripting Management Shell
And much more!
Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
Specialty Areas
- Systems Administration