Exchange 5

Installation
&
Administration

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

system Administrators & Engineers
Network Managers
Support Managers and other technical staff who are either working with or intend to plan, install and administer a Microsoft Exchange Server-based system.

ASSUMED KNOWLEDGE

  • A general knowledge of the Microsoft Windows NT and Windows NT Server operating systems mailstuctures s.a. MS-Mail, CC-Mail, Lotus Notes, is recommended.
  • If not we advice to follow first our course "Hands-on : Supporting Microsoft Windows NT server 4.0".
OUTLINES
Microsoft Exchange Server 5
  • Exchange Compared with Earlier Messaging Systems
  • Client/Server Messaging
  • Exchange Definitions; Exchange Key Features

Exchange Organisation

  • Site Boundaries; Linking Sites
  • Site Resources; Routing Overview
  • Distribution Lists; Directory Replication
  • Directory Synchronisation

Architecture

Exchange and windows NT

  • Trust Relationships; Groups and Trusts
  • Establishing a Trust
  • Pass Through Authentication
  • Domain Models
  • Permissions in a Multiple Trust Environment
  • Exchange and Windows NT Integration

Design and Installation

  • Installation; Preparation

The Administrator Program

  • Navigation; Exchange Objects
  • Organisation; Site
  • Object Configuration; Permissions

Installing Exchange Clients

  • Exchange Set-up Editor
  • Create and Initial Profile

Configuring Exchange Clients

  • Profiles and Information Services
  • Configuring Profiles; Multiple Profiles
  • Folders; RAS and Working Off-line
  • Address Books; User Options
Creating and Configuring Recipients
  • custom Recipients; distribution Lists

Creating and Configuring Public Folders

Directory and System Attendant Configuration

  • Configuring the Directory Service
  • System Attendant

Connecting Sites

  • Installing a New Site connector
  • Dynamic Remote Access (RAS) Connector)

Message Transfer Agent

  • MTA Site Configuration; Local MTA Properties

Information Store Configuration

  • Configuring the Private Information Store
  • Public Information Store/Public Folder Replication
  • Remove Replicated Remote Site Information
  • Configure the X.400 Connector

Directory Replication and Synchronisation

  • Directory Replication within a Site
  • Replication Between Sites
  • Directory Synchronisation

Configuring X.400 Connections

  • Installing an MTA Transport Stack
  • Creating a New X.400 Connector

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