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Exchange 2000 is the premier new
application for Windows 2000 Servers and many organizations will
upgrade to Windows 2000 specifically to take advantage of its
new features. This new version of Exchange is a revolutionary
upgrade from previous versions. Previous versions of Exchange
made it the most popular messaging server for organizations
today. Exchange 2000 will solidify Microsoft’s position as the
dominant provider of such applications. In this hands-on course,
you learn to install and manage an Exchange 2000 network of
servers and the critical new features, such as the Web Store,
seamless integration with Office 2000 and direct URL access. You
also learn to integrate Exchange 2000 into an existing Exchange
network and develop a seamless upgrade path.
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| To register, call 1-800-968-8648 or visit
http://www.e-bps.com |
| This course can be delivered by the
methods below: |
 Classroom
Learning $2595 USD
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You Learn...
 | Upgrade Strategies From Exchange 5.x
| Multiple Information Stores
| Real Time Collaboration
| To Set up Web Stores in XML and HTML
| Outlook Web Access
| Instant Messaging |
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Course Outline
1. Introduction to Exchange 2000
| Integration With Active Directory
| Object Management
| System Administration
| Messaging Routing
| Information Store
| Clustering Exchange 2000
| Real Time Collaboration
| Web Store |
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2. Overview of Active Directory
| Directory Services Module
| Active Directory Naming System
| Logical Domain Structure Sites
| Domain Controllers and Schema
| LDAP |
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3. Exchange 2000 Architecture
| Deployment Using Multiple Databases
| Native Content Store
| Internet Information System
| SMTP Transport
| Exchange Interprocess Communication Layer (EXIPC)
| Messaging Handling Architecture
| Messages Through the MTA |
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4. Upgrade Strategies
| Upgrading NT Domains
| Planning for Windows 2000 Domains
| Functional and Hybrid Models
| Maintaining Third Party Connectivity
| The Parallel Organization Strategy
| Moving Accounts and Mailboxes
| The New Enterprise Strategy
| The Wander Around Strategy |
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5. Installing Exchange 2000
| Changes Made by the Installation
| Troubleshooting the Installation |
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6. Managing Users and Contacts
| Administration
| Recipients
| Creating and Configuring Users
| General and Advanced Tabs
| Moving Mailboxes
| Creating Contacts and Distribution Lists
| Viewing the Schema
| Scripting Changes
| Troubleshooting Scripts |
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7. Installing and Configuring Outlook 2000
| Configuring Outlook to Support Exchange 2000
and SMTP
| Personal and Off-Line Storage
| Outlook Profile |
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8. Managing Exchange 2000 Servers
| System Manager
| Address Lists
| Administrative Groups
| Recipient Policies
| Using Policies
| Global Changes
| Administrative Permissions
| Server Policies
| Public Store Policies
| Mailbox Store Policies |
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9. Routing Groups in Exchange 2000
| Connecting Routing Groups
| Link Status |
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10. Exchange Private Information Store
| The Message Flow
| Tracking a Message
| Failed Links |
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11. Public Folders in Exchange 2000
| Administering Public Folders
| Full-Text Indexing
| Permissions and Replication
| Replication and Public Folder Process |
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12. Virtual Servers and Protocols
| Using Multiple SMTP Domains
| Creating and Configuring an SMTP Virtual Server
| Configuring Security
| Smart and Relay Hosts |
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13. Configuring Exchange to Support NNTP
| Speaking NNTP and Configuring the NNTP Service
| NNTP Feeds
| IMAP Capabilities
| IMAP4 Message Transfer |
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14. Outlook Web Access 2000
| OWA Components
| Deployment Strategies
| Configuring the HTTP Server
| Secure Communications |
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15. Securing Access to Exchange 2000
Servers
| Authentication Process
| The Perimeter Network
| Inside and Outside the Firewall
| Alternatives to Opening Ports
| Certificates
| Key Management Service |
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16. Chat Services
| What are Chat Services?
| Chat Communities and Objects |
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17. Instant Messaging
| Speaking Instant Messaging
| Components of Instant Messaging
| Installing and Configuring Instant Messaging |
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18. Exchange Conferencing Service
| Planning for Implementation of Knowledge
Management
| Planning for Conferencing Service |
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19. Troubleshooting and Disaster Recovery
Overview
| Monitoring Tools, Performance, Services, and
Resources
| Server and Connector Status
| Backing Up Exchange 2000 Server
| Restoring Storage Groups, Mail Stores, and
Individual Mailboxes |
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Course Labs
Hands-On Lab 1: Design a Windows 2000
domain.
Hands-On Lab 2: Develop a deployment
strategy.
Hands-On Lab 3: Install Exchange 2000.
Hands-On Lab 4: Complete the migration.
Hands-On Lab 5: Manage Users.
Hands-On Lab 6: Install Outlook 2000.
Hands-On Lab 7: Use the System Manager.
Hands-On Lab 8: Create Administrative
Groups.
Hands-On Lab 9: Create Exchange 2000
Policies.
Hands-On Lab 10: Configure Multiple
Storage Groups.
Hands-On Lab 11: Design a fronted
environment.
Hands-On Lab 12: Create Virtual Servers
and Configuring Protocols.
Hands-On Lab 13: Create and configure an
NNTP Virtual Server.
Hands-On Lab 14: Become familiar with OWA
GUI.
Hands-On Lab 15: Configure for SSL access.
Suggested Prerequisites
Experience with Exchange 5.x and Windows 2000,
including topics found in our Windows 2000 Server course, is required
before taking this course.
| Microsoft Windows 2000 Server |
Suggested Follow-ons
There are no follow-ons for this course
Certifications
| Windows 2000 MCSE Track |
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