Exam 70 81 3 Essentials for Success:Don't get bogged down studying the wrong information Designed exclusively for the MCSE exam, Exchange Server 5.5 MCSE Study Guide focuses on the objectives without losing track of the overall context you need to master the technology. Detailed chapter-opening cross-references, review questions, and labs and end-of-chapter summaries point you directly to the information you need to pass the Exchange Server 5.5 exam.Learn directly from the experts Benefit from the real-world experience, product knowledge, and training expertise of Paul E. Robichaux and Walter J. Glenn - Microsoft-certified experts who know Exchange Server inside out and have helped thousands of students attain their certification goals.Practice, Practice, Practice The MCSE exams assess more than what you know - they test how well you can apply what you know.
Practice with:Instant Assessment: review questions that reinforce your basic understanding of the exam objectivesCritical Thinking Labs: multiple-step exercises with questions that mirror the performance-based style of the examPractice Questions: carefully selected and reviewed to help you assess your practical skills - on CD-ROMPlus, the best exam prep tools available!Transcender demo - The test engine rated straight As by MCP MagazineHands-on and critical thinking labs for real-life practiceRealistic exam questions written by certified professionals
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About the Authors Paul E. Robichaux, MCSE and MCT, is a cryptographic systems designer, system administrator, and author. He is the author of Windows NT(R) Server 4 Administrator's Guide and Managing the Windows NT(R) Registry. Walter J. Glenn, MCSE, works as network administrator and trainer for small to medium-sized businesses. He has contributed to MCSE study guides on a variety of topics, including Windows NT Server 4.0, TCP/IP, and Networking Essentials. Technically reviewed by Tony Houston, MCT, MCSE, LCP, Senior Technical Training Consultant, Productivity Point International.
The Value of Microsoft Certification. Foreword to the MCSE Series. Preface. Acknowledgments. PART I: Planning Your Exchange Implementation. Chapter 1: Exchange Server Concepts. Chapter 2: Understanding Migration and Coexistence. Chapter 3: Planning Your Exchange Infrastructure. PART II: Installing and Configuring Exchange Server. Chapter 4: Installing Microsoft Exchange Server. Chapter 5: Configuring Exchange Message Recipients. Chapter 6: Managing Exchange Connectivity. Chapter 7: Managing Foreign Connectivity. Chapter 8: Configuring Exchange Server Clients. Chapter 9: Managing Public Folders. Chapter 10: Interoperating with the Internet. PART III: Managing and Optimizing Resources. Chapter 11: Using Exchange Security. Chapter 12: Managing Information Stores. Chapter 13: Optimizing Exchange Server. PART IV: Troubleshooting. Chapter 14: Troubleshooting Installation, Migration, and Server Problems. Chapter 15: Troubleshooting Connectivity Problems. Chapter 16: Troubleshooting IS and Directory Problems. Resources. Appendix A: Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Exam Objectives. Appendix B: Mini-Lab Manual. Appendix C: Answers to Instant Assessment Questions and Critical Thinking Labs. Appendix D: Exam Preparation Tips. Appendix E: What's on the CD-ROM. Glossary. Index. End-User License Agreement. CD-ROM Installation Instructions.
