Exchange Server 2010 Introduction Training Course

Our Intro to Exchange Server 2010 Training Teaches You how to Install, Configure, and Maintain the Newest Release of Microsoft’s Exchange Server Software! Plus, Get a First Look at the New Features of Exchange Server 2010!

• Nearly 6 Hours of Intro to Exchange Server 2010 Training Videos on 1 Jam Packed DVD
• Scenario based training

Intro to Exchange Server 2010 Training Course Outline

Welcome to Exchange 2010 Training Essentials

• Introduction
• About Your Instructor
• What’s in the Course?
• About Train Signal
• About Our Style
• Just a Few Last Notes

The Evolution of Exchange over 15 Years

• The Current Position of Exchange in the Market
• From Exchange 4.0 to 5.5: Humble Beginnings
• Active Directory and Exchange 2000
• Exchange 2003
• Exchange 2007
• Exchange 2007: 3 New Features Added
• What’s New in Exchange 2010

Installing Exchange 2010

• A Review of Server Roles
• A Simple Topology Layout
• Pre-requisites
• Installing Exchange 2010 (Typical and Custom Installation)
• Adding Another Server to the Organization
• The Edge Transport Role

Exchange Management Tools

• Working with the Exchange Management Console
• An Overview of the Exchange Management Shell
• PowerShell Enhancements

Server Roles Overview

• An Overview of Each of the Five Roles
• How the Server Roles Work Together
• Managing Server Roles
• Client Access Server
• Hub Transport Server
• Edge Transport Server
• UM and MB Servers

Mailbox Overview and Configuration

• Creating Recipient Accounts
• Modifying Accounts
• Demonstrating an OWA Connection

Unified Messaging in Exchange 2010

• The Underlying Hardware Needed for UM
• Requirements and Deployment of UM
• Dial Plans and Hunt Groups
• Working with the System Attendent
• Seeing UM Features in Action with Outlook 2010

Working with Public Folders

• Creating a Public Folder Database
• Using the Public Folder Management Tools
• Setting Up Public Folder Replicas
• Preparing to Move from Public Folders to SharePoint

High Availability and Database Availability Groups

• An Overview of HA from 2003 to 2007 to 2007 SP1
• HA in Exchange 2010 Brings a Whole New Architecture
• Database Mobility and Incremental Deployment
• Database Availability Groups and Mailbox Database Copies
• Understanding What Happens When a Failure Occurs

Transitioning from Exchange 2003/2007 to Exchange 2010

• Upgrade Terminology
• Co-Existence and Transitioning Concerns
• Completing the Transition