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Module 1: Gathering Requirements for a Messaging Infrastructure
This module explains how to gather business and technical requirements for a
messaging system.
Lessons
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Gathering Business Requirements |
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Identifying Additional Requirements |
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Analyzing the Current Messaging Environment |
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Creating a Requirements Document |
Lab: Gathering Requirements for a Messaging Infrastructure
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Exercise 1: Evaluating an Existing Messaging Infrastructure |
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Exercise 2: Creating a Requirements Document |
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Exercise 3: Discussion: Real-World Best Practices for Setting Budget
Expectations |
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Gather business requirements for a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
deployment. |
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Identify project stakeholders and non-business requirements. |
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Analyze the current messaging environment. |
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Create a requirements document. |
Module 2: Designing Active Directory and Message Routing
This module explains how to design an Active Directory and message routing
infrastructure.
Lessons
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Designing an Active Directory Infrastructure |
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Designing Message Routing |
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Designing the Message Routing Perimeter |
Lab: Designing Active Directory and Message Routing
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Exercise 1: Designing a Message Routing Topology |
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Exercise 2: Designing a Messaging Perimeter |
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Exercise 3: Discussion: Improving an Active Directory and Message Routing
Design |
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Design an Active Directory infrastructure that is optimized for Exchange
Server 2007. |
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Design a message routing topology. |
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Design the messaging routing perimeter. |
Module 3: Designing Exchange Servers
This module explains how to design Exchange Server configurations.
Lessons
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Designing Mailbox Servers |
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Designing Non-Mailbox Servers |
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Designing a Public Folder Architecture |
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Designing a Lab Environment |
Lab: Designing Exchange Servers
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Exercise 1: Planning an Exchange Server Deployment |
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Exercise 2: Defining Test Lab Requirements |
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Design Mailbox server configurations. |
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Design configurations for other servers running Exchange Server
2007. |
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Design a public folder architecture. |
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Design a test lab. |
Module 4: Designing Security for a Messaging Environment
This module explains how to design security for a messaging environment.
Lessons
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Designing an Administrative Model |
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Designing Message Security |
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Designing Antivirus and Anti-spam Solutions |
Lab: Designing Security for a Messaging Environment
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Exercise 1: Designing an Administrative Model |
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Exercise 2: Designing Message Security |
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Exercise 3: Designing Antivirus and Anti-spam
Solutions |
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Design an administrative model for Exchange Server 2007. |
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Design messaging security. |
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Design antivirus and anti-spam solutions. |
Module 5: Designing Messaging Policies
This module explains how to design messaging policies for an Exchange Server
2007 organization.
Lessons
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Designing Exchange Recipient and Message Policies |
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Designing Mobile Device Policies |
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Designing Messaging Policies for Compliance |
Lab: Designing Messaging Policies
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Exercise 1: Designing Messaging Policies |
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Design policies for Exchange recipients and message delivery. |
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Design policies for mobile devices. |
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Design messaging policies for compliance. |
Module 6: Designing Coexistence and Interoperability Strategies with Other
Messaging Systems
This module explains how to design Exchange coexistence and messaging system
interoperability strategies.
Lessons
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Overview of Coexistence and Interoperability with Other Messaging
Systems |
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Designing a Coexistence Strategy with Previous Exchange
Versions |
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Designing an Interoperability Strategy with Other Messaging
Systems |
Lab: Designing Coexistence and Interoperability Strategies with Other
Messaging Systems
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Exercise 1: Designing a Coexistence Strategy with Exchange 2000
Server |
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Exercise 2: Designing an Interoperability
Strategy |
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Describe the Exchange coexistence and interoperability scenarios and
terminology. |
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Design a coexistence strategy with previous Exchange Server
versions. |
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Design an interoperability strategy with other messaging
systems. |
Module 7: Designing an Exchange Server 2007 Upgrade Strategy
This module explains how to design a strategy for upgrading to Exchange
Server 2007.
Lessons
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Overview of Available Upgrade Strategies |
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Designing a Transition From Previous Versions of Exchange |
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Designing a Migration From Other Messaging
Systems |
Lab: Designing an Upgrade Strategy
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Exercise 1: Discussion: Reviewing the Exchange Server 2007
Design |
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Exercise 2: Designing an Upgrade Strategy |
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Describe the Exchange upgrade terminology and strategies. |
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Design a transition strategy for upgrading from previous Exchange Server
versions. |
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Design a migration strategy for upgrading from other messaging
systems. |
Module 8: Obtaining Approval for a Messaging Infrastructure Design
This module explains how to obtain approval for a messaging infrastructure
design.
Lessons
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Preparing to Obtain Approval |
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Presenting and Finalizing a Design |
Lab: Obtaining Approval for a Messaging Infrastructure Design
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Exercise 1: Presenting a Messaging Infrastructure Design |
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Exercise 2: Discussion: Characteristics of Effective Design Review
Processes |
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Prepare for the design approval meeting. |
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Present and finalize an Exchange Server 2007
design. |
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