Video Description
Overview
Your complete hands-on video guide to deploying, configuring, and maintaining Exchange Server 2013 in any environment!
Description
These easy video LiveLessons teach you all the skills you'll need to deploy and operate Exchange Server 2013 for outstanding business value and user experience! Leading Exchange expert and long-time Microsoft MVP Brien Posey guides you through everything you need to know, hands-on, and shares powerful insider tips drawn from his 20+ years of experience running Microsoft servers. You'll walk step-by-step through planning and performing your Exchange 2013 migration… efficiently managing policies, mailboxes, clients, and databases… working with key administration and troubleshooting tools… enforcing strict security and compliance… safely providing messaging services to diverse mobile/BYOD clients… delivering voicemail to Exchange mailboxes… troubleshooting problems, and more!
About the Instructor
Brien Poseyis an eleven-time Microsoft MVP with more than 20 years of IT experience. He has earned Microsoft's prestigious MVP award in multiple areas, including Windows Server, IIS, Exchange Server, and File Systems/Storage. He has been a freelance technology writer and speaker since 2001, and is author of several books and video courses, including Exchange Server Fundamentals Video Mentor. Before going freelance, he served as CIO for a national chain of hospitals and healthcare facilities, and as network engineer for the US Department of Defense at Fort Knox, where he oversaw Exchange Server.
Skill Level
- All Levels
- Beginner
- Intermediate
- Advanced
What You Will Learn
- What's new in Exchange Server 2013, what it can do, and what it requires
- How to efficiently and reliably deploy Exchange Server 2013
- How to migrate to Exchange Server 2013 (or make it coexist with Exchange 2010)
- How to manage policies, mailboxes, clients, and databases
- How to work with the Administrative Center and Management Shell
- How to implement and harden Exchange Server security
- How to efficiently and safely deploy mobile messaging to diverse user devices
- How to use Exchange Server 2013 to ensure corporate compliance
- How to deploy Unified Messaging and provide a high-quality end-user experience
Who Should Take This Course
- For network and/or messaging administrators (and other technical professionals) who must plan for, deploy, manage, and/or maintain Exchange Server 2013.
Course Requirements
- Familiarity with networking and server technology
Table of Contents
Lesson 1: An Introduction to Exchange Server 2013
1.1 What is Exchange Server?
1.2 Exchange Server Roles
1.3 Exchange Server 2013 Requirements
1.4 What has Changed Since Exchange 2010
Lesson 2: Deploying Exchange Server 2013
2.1 Preparing the Active Delivery
2.2 A Simple Exchange Server Deployment
2.3 The Exchange Administrative Center
2.4 The Exchange Management Shell
Lesson 3: The Basics of Working With Exchange Server
3.1 Licensing Exchange Server
3.2 E-mail Address Policies
3.3 Creating User Mailboxes
3.4 Other Mailbox Types
3.5 Creating Groups
3.6 The Group Naming Policy
3.7 DNS Records
Lesson 4: Mailbox Clients
4.1 Outlook Web App
4.2 Installing Office 2013
4.3 Connecting Outlook 2013
Lesson 5: Exchange Server Security
5.1 An Introduction to Certificates
5.2 Applying SSL Certificates to Exchange Server
5.3 An Introduction to Information Rights Management
5.4 Implementing Information Rights Management
5.5 An Introduction to Role Based Access Control
5.6 Implementing Role Based Access Control
Lesson 6: Message Hygiene
6.1 Anti-Spam Agents
6.2 Enabling Spam Protection
6.3 Anti-malware Protection
Lesson 7: Mobile Messaging
7.1 An Introduction to Mobile Messaging
7.2 Certificate Requirements
7.3 Mailbox Policies
7.4 Mobile Device Provisioning
7.5 Mobile Device Management
7.6 Self Service Device Management
7.7 Mobile Device PowerShell Cmdlets
7.8 Mobile Device Troubleshooting
Lesson 8: Exchange Server Coexistence
8.1 Coexistence Requirements
8.2 Deploying an Exchange 2013 Server into an Exchange 2010 Organization
8.3 Deploying an Exchange 2013 Client Access Server
8.4 Deploying an Exchange 2013 Mailbox Server
8.5 Deploying an Exchange 2013 Edge Transport Server
8.6 Virtual Directories
8.7 Creating an Edge Subscription
8.8 Cleanup Tasks
Lesson 9: Phasing Out Exchange Server 2010
9.1 Migrating Mailboxes to Exchange Server 2013
9.2 An Introduction to Exchange Server 2013 Public Folders
9.4 Migrating Public Folders to Exchange 2013
9.4 Removing Exchange 2010 from the Organization
Lesson 10: Database Availability Groups
10.1 An Introduction to Database Availability Groups
10.2 Creating Databases
10.3 Creating a Database Availability Group
10.4 Management Database Copies
10.5 Creating Lagged Copies
10.6 Database Failover
Lesson 11: High Availability for CAS Servers
11.1 CAS Server High Availability Options
11.2 CAS Failures
Lesson 12: Compliance
12.1 An Introduction to Message Compliance
12.2 Transport Rules as a Compliance Feature
12.3 Logging Exchange Server Changes
12.4 An Introduction to eDiscovery
12.5 Performing a Multi Mailbox Search
12.6 In Place Hold
12.7 Data Loss Prevention
12.8 Audit Reporting
Lesson 13: Message Retention
13.1 An Introduction to Journaling
13.2 Implementing Journaling
13.3 An Introduction to Archiving
13.4 Creating Archive Mailboxes
13.5 Message Records Management
Lesson 14: Unified Messaging
14.1 An Introduction to Unified Messaging
14.2 Configuring the IP PBX
14.3 Configuring Exchange Unified Messaging
14.4 The End User Experience
Lesson 15: Helpful Tools
15.1 Remote Connectivity Analyzer
15.2 The Exchange Server Deployment Assistant
15.3 Retired Tools
Summary
Microsoft Exchange 2013 LiveLessons: Summary
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