Microsoft Exchange Server 2007

Name: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 | The Complete Reference
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The Complete Reference

William Lefkovics Bharat Suneja Richard Luckett(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 7. April 2008

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Cover
Copyright
Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Exchange Server 2007 Fundamentals
1. Introduction to Exchange Server 2007
Demystifying Exchange Server 2007
Defining Exchange Server 2007
A Brief History of Exchange Server
Messaging vs. Collaboration
Roll Out the Red Carpet: Here Come the New Features
New Features List
Client Benefits
Administrative Benefits
What Exchange Server 2007 Is Not
Where Did That Go?
Replaced Features
Decommissioned Features
Deemphasized Features
Information Workers' Delight
Outlook 2007 Improvements
OWA 2007 Improvements
Mobility Improvements
New Unified Messaging
Categorical Changes
Sixty-Four-Bit Computing
Server Roles
Continuous Replication
Security
Unified Messaging and Unified Communications
Paradigm Shift in Management
Management Architecture
Exchange Management Console
Exchange Management Shell
Automate IT
Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1
OWA 2007 Improvements
Operational Improvements
Security and Availability Improvements
Summary
2. Active Directory Integration
Directory Services
Distributed Computing
X.500
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol: LDAP
Active Directory Services
The First Microsoft LDAP Directory
Windows 2000 Active Directory Services
Windows 2003 Active Directory
AD vs. Other Directory Services
Logical Active Directory Components
Forests
Domains
Trees
Trusts
Objects
Organizational Units
Global Catalog
Schema
Distinguished Names
Physical Active Directory Components
Sites and Services
Site Links
Domain Controllers
Replication
Operation Masters
Kerberos, NTLM, and SChanel
Domain Naming System
Why AD Requires DNS
Zones
Active Directory Integrated Zones
NSLOOKUP
Active Directory and Exchange Server 2007
Schema Changes
Functional Levels
Summary
3. Exchange Server 2007 Architectural Review
Role-based Architecture
Storage Architecture
Mailbox Server Role
Exchange Databases
Extensible Storage Engine (ESE)
Storage Groups
Message Handling
Edge Transport Architecture
Hub Transport Architecture
Transport Pipeline: Step by Step
Agents
Routing Architecture
Routing Constructs
2007 Routing Rules
Active Directory Sites
Management Models
Administrative Boundaries
Three Administrative Models
Exchange Administrative Roles
Development Platform
API Support Matrix
Web Services
OWA Web Parts
Exchange Administrator Benefits
Summary
Part II: Designing and Deploying Exchange Server 2007
4. Installing Exchange 2007
Pre-installation Review
Preparing the Server
System Requirements
Virtualization
Determining Role(s)
Choosing the Appropriate OS
Installing and Configuring Prerequisite Software
Exchange Best Practices Analyzer (ExBPA)-Exchange 2007 Readiness Check
Permission and Security Requirements
Preparing Active Directory
Preparing for Coexistence
Preparing the Schema
Preparing the Domains
Verifying That Active Directory Is Prepared
Verifying That a Domain Is Prepared
Multiforest Considerations
Installing Exchange 2007 Server
Installation Types
Typical Installation
Custom Installation-Graphic Interface
ExSetup.exe
Management Tools Installation
Install Exchange 2007 into Existing Exchange 2000/2003 Environment
Provision Server and Delegate Setup
Edge Transport Server Installation
Exchange 2007 Service Pack 1 Installation
Command-line Upgrade or Installation
Automated Installations
Setup.com-Power Tool
Unattended Installations
PowerShell Installations
Finalizing Installations
Post-installation Task List
Running the Exchange Best Practices Analyzer (ExBPA)
Verifying Installation Success
Troubleshooting Installation Problems
Uninstalling Exchange 2007
Removing Exchange Server Roles
Removing Exchange 2007 from a Server
Summary
5. Transitioning and Migrating
Developing a Roadmap
Existing Environment
Supported Paths
Incompatibilities
Required Features
Coexistence vs. Interoperability
Transitioning and Coexistence
Exchange Topologies
Prerequisites for a Transition
Installing Exchange 2007 into an Existing Organization
Transitioning Public Folders
Transitioning Mailboxes
Coexistence
Administration During Coexistence
Routing Optimization
Mailbox Delegates
Resource Accounts
Things That Make Exchange 2007 Go, "Huh?"
Removing Exchange 2000/2003
Migrating
Reasons to Migrate
Target Organizations
Migrating Mail Flow
Migrating Recipient and Configuration Information
Migrating Exchange Data
Migrating from Other Messaging Systems
Summary
Part III: Administering Exchange Server
6. Administering Mailbox Servers
The Role of Mailbox Servers
Service Architecture
Introducing the Microsoft Exchange Information Store Service
The Store.exe Process and Its DLLs
Storage Architecture: Storage Groups, Log Files, and Databases
Storage Groups
Adding Storage Groups
Mailbox Databases
Adding Mailbox Databases
Deleting Mailbox Databases
Mounting and Dismounting Databases
Managing Disconnected Mailboxes
Mailbox Database Properties
Getting More Out of the Mailbox Database Configuration
Renaming a Mailbox Database
Mailbox Database General Settings
Mailbox Database Limits Settings
Relationship Between Mailbox Database and Individual Mailbox Limits
Configuring Continuous Replication
Managing Mailbox Database Properties
Public Folder Databases
Mailbox Configuration
Public Folders
Public Folder Management
Mail-Enabled Public Folders
Summary
7. Administering Hub and Edge Transport Servers
The Hub Transport Server Role
The Edge Transport Server Role
Comparing the Hub and Edge Transport Server Roles
Common Transport Server Settings
Accepted Domains
E-mail Address Policies
Remote Domains
Transport Rules
Journaling
Managing Global Settings
Managing Connectors
Managing Receive Connectors
Managing Send Connectors
Managing EdgeSync Subscriptions
Managing Queues
Message Tracking
Summary
8. Administering Client Access Servers
Deployment Considerations
IIS Integration
Direct File Access
WebReady Document Viewing
POP3 and IMAP4
Configuration
Outlook Anywhere
Configuration
ActiveSync
ActiveSync Mailbox Policies
Remote Wipe
Recover Password
Autodiscover
Autodiscover Service and SSL Certificates
Split-Brain DNS
Changing Autodiscover URLs
The Last Solution: Using DNS SRV records
Availability Service
Cross-site Considerations
Cross-forest Free/Busy Information Considerations
Summary
9. Administering Unified Messaging Servers
Understanding Unified Messaging
A Brief History of Unified Messaging
Voice Primer for Exchange Administrators
Exchange Unified Messaging Features
Exchange Unified Messaging Architecture
Deploying Unified Messaging Servers
Hardware
Deployment Process
Unified Messaging Coexistence and Migrations
PBX and IP Gateways vs. IP PBXs
Legacy PBX and IP Gateways
IP PBX
Configuring Unified Messaging Servers
Dial Plans
UM IP Gateway
UM Mailbox Policy
UM Hunt Group
UM Dialing Rules
Assigning UM Dialing Rules to a Mailbox Policy
Generating GAL Grammar
Unified Messaging Users
UM-Enabling Users
Summary
Part IV: Exchange Recipients and Clients
10. Administering Recipients
Exchange Takes Over Recipient Management: Goodbye RUS!
Which Tool Do I Use to Manage Recipients?
The Exchange Recipient Bandwagon
Creating a Mailbox
Creating a New Mailbox in Exchange Shell
Creating a Mailbox for an Existing User Account
Bulk-Creation of Mailboxes
Removing Mailboxes
Really Removing a Mailbox: Mailbox-Disabling a User Account
Creating Mail Users
Removing a Mail User
Creating a Mail Contact
Removing a Mail Contact
Creating Distribution Groups
Adding Members to a Distribution Group
Creating Dynamic Distribution Groups
Disconnected Mailboxes
Reconnecting a Disconnected Mailbox
Moving Mailboxes
Cross-Forest Mailbox Moves
Managing Mailboxes
Mailbox Features
Managing Mailbox Settings
Mailbox Storage Quotas
Reporting on Mailbox Quotas and Mailbox Sizes
Modifying Deleted Item Retention Settings
Mail Flow Settings
Changing the Default E-mail Address
Managing Send As and Full Mailbox Access Permissions
Managing Distribution Groups
Summary
11. Outlook 2007
Feature Overview
New Office 2007 Ribbon
Word 2007 Is the Standardized Editor
Autodiscover Service
Cross-forest Improvements
Reduction of Network Traffic
Productivity Enhancements
Instant Search
To-Do Bar
Integrated RSS
Color Categorization and Follow-up Flags
Improved Out-of-Office Settings
Scheduling and Calendar Improvements
Increased Room for Outlook Rules
Unified Messaging and Instant Messaging Integration
Electronic Business Cards
Security Enhancements
Outlook E-mail Postmark
Message Classifications
Trust Center
Document Attachment Preview
Safelist Aggregation
Auto-Encryption
Managed E-mail Folders
Mailbox Cleanup
Deploying Outlook 2007
System Requirements
Deployment Options
Configuring Profiles
Auto Account Setup
Outlook Profile Files (.prf)
Additional Outlook Configurations
Cached Exchange Mode
Outlook Anywhere
Offline Address Book
Custom Outlook Forms
Windows SharePoint Services v3
Programming Outlook and Exchange
Summary and Resources
12. Outlook Web Access 2007
The New Outlook Web Access
OWA Components
OWA Installation
Outlook Web Access Light
OWA Premium Client Experience
Logon Screen
Interface and Navigation
Responsiveness
Calendaring Improvements
WebReady Document Viewing
Browsable Address Book
Personal Distribution Lists
SharePoint and Document Shares
Improved Search
Change Password
Other Minor Changes to OWA 2007
Backward Compatibility and Interoperability
OWA Configuration and Administration
Exchange Management Console
Exchange Management Shell
Internet Information Service (IIS) Manager
Registry Editor
web.config
OWA Security Features
OWA and ISA: Better Together
Microsoft Forefront Security
Public versus Private Computer
Secure Sockets Layer
Advanced Features
Segmentation
GZip Compression
Web Beacons
Customizing OWA
Logon and Logoff Screens
OWA Themes
Summary
13. Unified Communications and Collaboration
All for One, and One for All
Microsoft Messaging
Today's Knowledge Worker
Business Subcultures
Anywhere, Anytime, from Any Client
Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS)
Technical Overview
Standard vs. Enterprise
OCS System Requirements
OCS Clients
Administering OCS Users
Public Folders
To Be or Not to Be
Public Folder Administration
Public Folder Replication
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
Web 2.0 Gets a Business Suit
Features Overview
Technical Overview
Integrating MOSS and Exchange
Public Folder Migration Tools
Unified Voice (Unified Messaging and Enterprise Voice)
Office Communication Server Enterprise Voice Dependencies
OCS Call Routing
Enterprise Voice Services
Working Together
Integration Process Overview
Summary
Part V: Security
14. Administrative Models
Active Directory and Exchange Permissions
Active Directory Naming Contexts (Partitions)
Exchange Data
Exchange 2007 Permission Changes
Administrative Model Comparison
Unified Permissions
Split Permission Model
Exchange 2007 Property Sets
Administrative Roles
Exchange Organization Administrator
Exchange Public Folder Administrator
Exchange Recipient Administrator
Exchange View-Only Administrator
Exchange Server Administrator
Delegating Permissions
Responsibilities and Roles
Manage Administrative Roles
Advanced Delegation
Designing an OU Structure
Applying Custom Permissions Using the EMS
Coexistence Permissions
Additional Tools
Summary
15. Regulatory Compliance
A Regulatory Compliance Overview
Regulatory Standards
Best-practice Standards
Exchange Server 2007 Compliance Features
Retention
Messaging Records Management
Journaling
Transport Rules
Message Classifications
Other Compliance Considerations
Implementing Access Control
Summary
16. Securing E-mail
Security as an Exchange Philosophy
Data Path Security
Role-Based Installation
Patch Management
Principle of Least Privilege
Exchange 2007 and Perimeter Networks
Security Configuration Wizard (SCW)
Data Storage Security
Related Microsoft Products
Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2006
Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server 2007
Rights Management Server
Digital Certificates
Self-Signed Certificates
Third-party Trusted Certificates
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Certificates
Encrypted Transaction
Authentication
Outlook Authentication
Client to Server
Outlook 2007 Trust Center
MAPI Connections with Outlook
TLS/SSL in Exchange 2007
Securing Outlook Web Access
Securing POP3 and IMAP4 with TSL or SSL
Securing Microsoft ActiveSync
Securing Outlook Anywhere
Server to Server
Mutual and Opportunistic TLS
Summary
17. Anti-Spam
What Is Spam?
The Problem
False Alarms
Anti-Spam in Exchange Server 2007
Anti-Spam Features in Exchange Server 2007
Connection Filtering Agent
Performance Counters
Sender Filtering
Recipient Filtering
SenderID Filtering
The Content Filter
Sender Reputation Filter
Safelist Aggregation: Reducing False Positives
Managing the Agent Log
Summary
Part VI: E-mail Continuity
18. Backup, Restore, and Disaster Recovery
Backups
Critical Exchange Data
Backup Solutions
Exchange Retention Strategies
Exchange Backup Strategies
NTBackup and Exchange 2007
VSS Backup for Exchange 2007
Basic Recovery
Recovering Deleted Items
Recovering Deleted Mailboxes
Recovering Databases
Recovery Storage Groups
Advanced Recovery
Database Portability
Dial-tone Restores
VSS Restores for Exchange 2007
Failed Server Recovery
Recovering Transport Servers
Disaster Recovery
Exchange 2007 Recovery Tools
Summary
19. High Availability
Understanding High Availability
Measuring High Availability
What High Availability Costs
The Cost of Not Having High Availability
High Availability Features in Exchange Server 2007
Continuous Replication
LCR: Database and Storage Redundancy
Single Copy Cluster: Server Redundancy
Cluster Continuous Replication: Server and Storage Redundancy
Setting Up Cluster Continuous Replication
Setting Up Exchange CCR on Windows Server 2003
Setting Up Cluster Continuous Replication on Windows Server 2008
Creating a Failover Cluster on Windows Server 2008
Managing Exchange CCR
Standby Continuous Replication: Site Redundancy
Setting Up SCR
Recovering from Failure Using SCR
Summary
20. Maintenance and Optimization
Operations Overview
Lifecycle Management
Online Maintenance
Operation Tasks
Monitoring Objectives
Problem Identification and Remediation
Optimization
Monitoring Tools
Exchange Server User Monitor
Performance Console
Queue Viewer
Exchange Best Practices Analyzer
Windows Server 2003 Performance Advisor
Microsoft Exchange Server Profile Analyzer
Microsoft Operation Manager
Third-party Monitoring Tools
Monitoring Exchange 2007
Monitoring Clients
Monitoring Servers
Alerts and Notifications
Optimizing Performance
Establishing a Baseline
Mailbox Server Optimization
Transport Server Optimization
Optimizing the Client Experience
Analysis and Reporting
Exchange Reports
Establishing a Service Level Agreement (SLA)
Export a Report
Summary
21. Troubleshooting Exchange 2007
Exchange Server Troubleshooting Tools
The Importance of a Baseline
Administrator Documentation
Event Viewer
Exchange Server 2007 Management Console Tools
Exchange Management Shell (EMS)
Microsoft Exchange Server Best Practices Analyzer
Queue Viewer
Exchange Troubleshooting Assistant
Diagnostic Logging
Message Transport Logging
SMTP Protocol Logs
POP3 and IMAP4 Protocol Logging
MAPI Editor
Networking Tools
Logic and Tools Summary
Microsoft Product Support Services
Client Connectivity
MAPI Clients
Outlook Web Access
Internet Clients
Mobile Clients
Unified Messaging
Transport Pipeline
Internal Mail Flow
External Mail Flow
Logs
Mailbox Servers
Databases
Mailboxes
Public Folders
Client Access Servers and Unified Messaging Servers
Autodiscover and Availability Service
AutoConfiguration
Network Services
Domain Controllers and Global Catalogs
Active Directory Sites and Services
DNS
TCP/IP Configurations
Summary
Index

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