Overview

This Microsoft Exchange Server training provides you with the knowledge and skills to design and deploy messaging solutions with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010. This course describes how to gather requirements for a messaging solution and then design the integration of Exchange Server 2010 with the current infrastructure. The course then covers how to plan and deploy the various server roles in Exchange Server 2010. You will explore the various options for implementing messaging security, policies, and compliance. The course also examines the high availability and disaster recovery options and how to develop a troubleshooting plan. Finally, the course describes how to plan the upgrade from earlier versions of Exchange Server to Exchange Server 2010 and the integration of Exchange Server 2010 with other messaging systems.

This course is intended for IT professionals who are responsible for the Exchange Server messaging environment in an enterprise.

Goals

Learn to gather the information required to design a messaging system.
Learn to design the integration of Exchange Server with the current infrastructure.
Learn to design the deployment of the Mailbox server services in Exchange Server 2010.
Learn to design the Client Access server deployment.
Learn to design the Hub Transport server and Edge Transport server deployments.
Learn to plan and deploy messaging security.
Learn to plan and deploy a messaging policy and compliance solution.
Learn to plan a highly available Exchange Server 2010 deployment.
Learn to plan a disaster recovery solution in Exchange Server 2010.
Learn to develop a plan for monitoring and troubleshooting the Exchange Server environment.
Learn to plan and implement a transition from Exchange Server 2003 or Exchange Server 2007 to Exchange Server 2010.
Learn to integrate Exchange Server 2010 with other messaging systems and with federated partners.

Outline

Introduction to Designing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Deployment
1. Gathering Business Requirements
2. Identifying Additional Requirements
3. Introduction to Service Level Management
4. Analyzing the Current Messaging Environment
5. Lab: Introduction to Designing an Exchange Server 2010 Deployment
  1. Evaluating the Existing Messaging Environment
  2. Creating a Requirements Document
  3. Discussion: Real-World Best Practices for Setting Budget Expectations
  4. Discussion: Refining the Scope of SLA Requirements
Designing Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Integration with the Current Infrastructure
1. Designing the Network Infrastructure
2. Designing the Active Directory Infrastructure
3. Designing the DNS Infrastructure
4. Planning Exchange Server Administration
5. Lab: Designing Exchange Server Integration with the Current Infrastructure
  1. Evaluating the Existing Network Infrastructure
  2. Determining Suitability for Exchange Server 2010
  3. Preparing the AD DS Forest for Exchange Server 2010
  4. Configuring Exchange Server Delegation
Planning and Deploying Mailbox Services
1. Overview of Mailbox Services in Exchange Server 2010
2. Designing Mailbox Servers
3. Designing Recipient Management
4. Designing Public Folder Architecture
5. Lab: Planning and Deploying Mailbox Services
  1. Designing the Mailbox Server Deployment
  2. Designing Recipient Management
  3. Designing a Public Folder Deployment
  4. Implementing Mailbox Services
Planning and Deploying Client Access Services in Exchange Server 2010
1. Overview of the Client Access Server Role
2. Designing the Client Access Server Deployment
3. Designing Client Access
4. Designing Client Access Policies
5. Lab: Planning and Deploying Client Access Services in Exchange Server 2010
  1. Designing the Client Access Server Deployment
  2. Designing Client Access
  3. Implementing Client Access
Planning and Deploying Message Transport in Exchange Server 2010
1. Designing Message Routing for Exchange Server 2010
2. Designing Hub Transport Servers
3. Designing the Message Routing Perimeter
4. Lab: Planning and Deploying Message Transport in Exchange Server 2010
  1. Designing a Message Routing Topology
  2. Designing a Messaging Perimeter
  3. Discussion: Improving an Active Directory and Message Routing Design
  4. Modifying the Routing Topology
Planning and Deploying Messaging Security
1. Designing Message Security
2. Designing Antivirus and Anti-Spam Solutions
3. Lab: Planning and Deploying Messaging Security
  1. Designing Message Security
  2. Designing Antivirus and Anti-Spam Solutions
  3. Implementing Message Security
Planning and Deploying Messaging Compliance
1. Designing Transport Compliance
2. Designing AD RMS Integration with Exchange Server 2010
3. Designing Message Journaling and Archiving
4. Designing Messaging Records Management
5. Lab: Planning and Deploying Messaging Compliance
  1. Planning a Message Transport Implementation
  2. Planning a Messaging Journaling and Archiving Solution
  3. Planning a Messaging Records Management Implementation
  4. Implementing a Messaging Compliance Solution
Planning and Deploying High Availability
1. Introduction to High Availability Planning in Exchange Server 2010
2. Designing High Availability for Mailbox Databases
3. Designing High Availability for Other Server Roles
4. Designing Site Resilience
5. Lab: Planning and Deploying High Availability
  1. Designing High Availability for Exchange Server
  2. Implementing High Availability for Exchange Servers
Planning a Disaster Recovery Solution
1. Planning for Disaster Mitigation
2. Planning Exchange Server Backup
3. Planning Exchange Server Recovery
4. Lab: Planning a Disaster Recovery Solution
  1. Planning Disaster Recovery for Vancouver
  2. Planning Disaster Recovery for San Diego
  3. Implementing Single-Item Recovery
Planning Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Monitoring and Troubleshooting
1. Planning Exchange Server Monitoring
2. Planning Exchange Server Troubleshooting
3. Lab: Planning Exchange Server 2010 Monitoring and Troubleshooting
  1. Establishing a Baseline for Performance
  2. Measuring the Production System Performance under Additional Load
Upgrading to Microsoft Exchange Server 2010
1. Overview of Upgrading to Exchange Server 2010
2. Planning the Upgrade from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2010
3. Planning the Upgrade from Exchange Server 2007 to Exchange Server 2010
4. Lab: Upgrading to Exchange Server 2010
5. Reviewing the Exchange Server 2010 Design
6. Designing an Exchange Server 2010 Upgrade Strategy
Integrating Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 with Other Messaging Systems
1. Designing Exchange Server 2010 Integration with Other Messaging Systems
2. Designing Exchange Server 2010 Integration with Federated Partners
3. Designing Exchange Server 2010 Integration with Exchange Online
4. Lab: Integrating Exchange Server 2010 with Other Messaging Systems
  1. Designing Exchange Server 2010 Coexistence with Another Messaging System

Class Materials

Each student in our Live Online and our Onsite classes receives a comprehensive set of materials, including course notes and all the class examples.

Class Prerequisites

Experience in the following is required for this Microsoft Exchange class:

At least two years of experience working with Microsoft Exchange Server.
At least six months of experience working with Exchange Server 2010 or Exchange Server 2007.
At least two years of experience administering Windows Server, including Windows Server 2008.
At least two years of experience working with Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS).
At least two years of experience working with name resolution, including Domain Name Service (DNS).
Experience working with certificates, including Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) certificates.
Experience working with Microsoft Windows PowerShell.

Preparing for Class

Onsite: Course Setup
Live Online: Course Setup | WebEx Setup

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