This three-day instructor-led workshop provides students with the knowledge and
skills to identify and resolve common Microsoft Exchange Server issues.
What you will learn
After completing this course, students will be able to:
Apply knowledge of a troubleshooting methodology to identify and resolve a
problem.
Identify and resolve network connectivity problems and problems arising from
host resolution protocols.
Identify and resolve problems with public folders and
mailboxes.
Identify and resolve front-end server and back-end server issues that cause
problems with Outlook Web Access.
Identify and resolve problems with Internet protocol virtual servers such as
SMTP, IMAP, and POP.
Identify and resolve connectivity problems between servers running Exchange
Server 2003, between Exchange Server 2003 and other messaging systems, and
problems with relay configurations.
Identify and resolve problems with bandwidth, services, database corruption,
service failures, disk space, and other server performance
problems.
Identify and resolve encryption and digital signature issues and problems
caused by viruses.
Identify and resolve problems related to migrating from Exchange Server 5.5
to Exchange Server 2003.
Apply knowledge of troubleshooting methodology to create a troubleshooting
strategy and identify the appropriate tools, processes, and procedures for each
step of the strategy.
Prerequisites
Before attending this course, students must have:
Completed Course 2400,
Implementing and Managing Exchange Server 2003
-or-
Completed Course 2009,
Upgrading Your Skills from Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 to Microsoft Exchange
Server 2003
One or more years of messaging and network experience supporting Exchange
Server
Audience
This workshop is intended for the Systems Engineer already skilled in Exchange
Server 2003 support tasks. Students should have one or more years of messaging
and network experience supporting Exchange Server. The workshop format is also
intended for students who best learn by doing.