Mcitp Self-Paced Training Kit — Exam 70-237: Designing Messaging Solutions With Microsoft Exchange Server 2007

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This book does not come with a CD This official study guide helps the readers to maximize their performance on the exam by learning to : Evaluate, recommend and design messaging services Plan network topology and Active Directory configuration Prepare for deployment, migration and coexistence Analyze and alignbusiness priorities with high-availability services Design business-continuity and disaster-recovery solution Define security policies and procedures Implement messaging-security infrastructure Table of Contents Introduction 1 Planning Exchange Server Deployment Before You Begin Lesson 1: Evaluating and Planning Exchange Server Deployment The Design Process Exchange Server Roles Guidelines for Deploying Exchange Server Roles Planning the Exchange Server Environment Practice: Designing an Exchange Server Infrastructure Lesson 2: Planning to Deploy the New Exchange Server Features The 64-Bit Question The Exchange Management Console The Exchange Management Shell Unified Messaging Functionality Anti-Malware Now Available Exchange Server ActiveSync and Mobility Features Message Compliance Features Autodiscover Service Availability Service Outlook Anywhere Clustering for Everyone Features Reduced or Removed in Exchange Server 2007 Practice: Choosing the Correct Exchange Server 2007 Components Case Scenario: Upgrading Tailspin Toys Messaging to Exchange Server 2007 Microsoft is interested in hearing your feedback so we can continually improve our books and learning resources for you. To participate in a brief online survey, please visit: www.microsoft.com/learning/booksurvey/ What do you think of this book? We want to hear from you! A07C624092.fm Page xi Wednesday, August 13, 2008 10:16 AM xii Table of Content Suggested Practices Chapter Summary 2 Evaluating and Planning the Active Directory Configuration and Transport Topology Before You Begin Lesson 1: Evaluating Network Topology and Providing Technical Recommendations Planning Hardware Requirements for Server Roles Determining the Appropriate Server Ratios Planning DNS for Exchange Server Deployment Practice: Evaluating an Exchange Server Topology Lesson 2: Planning the Use of Active Directory for Exchange Server 2007 Active Directory Domain and Forest Functional Level Requirements Where Does Active Directory Store Exchange Data? Review of Active Directory Replication Interaction of Exchange Server 2007 with Active Directory Forest and Domain Designs Practice: Planning a Secure SMTP Design Lesson 3: Designing Site-Based Routing for Exchange Server 2007 Understanding Active Directory Sites Planning Exchange Server 2007 Message Routing Using Active Directory Sites Practice: Managing Exchange Routing Case Scenario: Configuring Active Directory for an Exchange Server 2007 Upgrade Suggested Practices Chapter Summary 3 Moving to Exchange Server 2007 Before You Begin Lesson 1: Designing and Planning Upgrades of Legacy Exchange Features 32-BitHardware Planning Exchange Server 2007 Routing Coexistence with Previous Versions of Exchange Server A07C624092.fm Page xii Wednesday, August 13, 2008 10:16 AM Table of Contents xiii Using Administrative Groups with Previous Versions of Exchange Server Intelligent Message Filter Link State Routing Routing Objects Event Service ExMerge Mailbox Wizard Recipient Update Service Active Directory Connector Site Replication Service Outlook Mobile Access Planning Future Public Folder Access and Management Network News Transport Protocol Practice: Migrating from Older Services Lesson 2: Designing Strategies for Migration to Exchange Server 2007 . . Migration versus Transition Upgrade Paths to Exchange Server 2007 Migrating from Exchange Server 5.5 Preparing for Migration to Exchange Server 2007 Deploying Exchange Server Roles Planning Deployment of Exchange Server 2007 Client Access Servers Planning Deployment of Exchange Server 2007 Transport Servers Planning Deployment of Exchange Server 2007 Mailbox Servers Practice: Planning the Migration from Exchange 2000 Server to Exchange Server 2007 Lesson 3: Designing Interoperability with Third-Party Messaging Systems Planning the Migration Phases Practice: Upgrading a Complex Organization Case Scenario: Migrating a Complex Messaging Infrastructure to Exchange Server 2007 Suggested Practices Chapter Summary A07C624092.fm Page xiii Wednesday, August 13, 2008 10:16 AM xiv Table of Contents 4 Designing a Backup and Recovery Strategy Before You Begin Lesson 1: Designing a Disaster Recovery, Backup, and Restore Solution Data Recovery Concepts Planning Backup Strategies for Exchange Components and Data Practice: Defining a BackupSLA for Exchange Server 2007 Case Scenario: Designing a Backup Strategy for Humongous Insurance Suggested Practices Chapter Summary 5 Designing a High Availability Solution Before You Begin Lesson 1: Defining a High Availability Solution Based on Client Types and Client Loads Client High Availability Concepts Planning High Availability Strategies for Client Types Practice: Planning High Availability for Outlook Anywhere Clients Lesson 2: Evaluating Role Availability Requirements and Design Solutions Role and Data Availability Concepts Planning a High Availability Strategy for Mailbox Servers Planning a High Availability Strategy for Non-Mailbox Servers Practice: Selecting a Highly Available Solution for Exchange Server 2007 Lesson 3: Designing and Recommending a Strategy for Dependent Services That Affect High Availability Dependent Services Concepts Active Directory DNS Planning for Data Redundancy Practice: Auditing Dependent Services in Exchange Server 2007 Lesson 4: Evaluating Existing Business Requirements to Define Supporting Infrastructure Supporting Infrastructure Concepts Defining Prioritized Business Goals Defining Single Points of Failure A07C624092.fm Page xiv Wednesday, August 13, 2008 10:16 AM Table of Contents xv Defining Recovery Behavior and Related Costs Practice: Defining Recovery Behavior and Costs Case Scenario: Designing a High Availability Solution for Humongous Insurance Suggested Practices Chapter Summary 6 Planning for Messaging System Policies and Compliance Before You Begin Lesson 1: Designing a Solution for Information Retention Understanding Security Policies Designing Information Retention Systems in Exchange Server 2007 for Compliance Practice: Designing an Exchange Server Data Retention System Lesson 2: Designing a Solution to Address Access Control and Data Integrity Validation Designing Access Control Mechanisms in Exchange Server 2007 Using Encryption in Exchange Server 2007 as an Access Control Mechanism Using Address Rewriting as an Access Control Mechanism. Using Message Delivery Restrictions on Mailboxes as an Access Control Mechanism Using Disclaimers as an Access Control Mechanism Validating Data Integrity Using Exchange Hosted Services to Satisfy Compliance Requirements . . Practice: Designing an Exchange Server Infrastructure to Provide Access Control and Data Integrity Validation Case Scenario: Message Classification and Retention Suggested Practices Chapter Summary 7 Designing a Secure Messaging Infrastructure Before You Begin Lesson 1: Planning Policies to Handle Unsolicited E-Mail and Virus Outbreaks Message Flow: From the Internet to the Mailbox The Receive Connector A07C624092.fm Page xv Wednesday, August 13, 2008 10:16 AM xvi Table of Contents The Connection Filter Agent The Address Rewriting Inbound Agent The Edge Rule Agent The Sender ID Agent The Recipient Filter Agent The Sender Filter Agent The Content Filter Agent The Protocol Analysis Agent The Attachment Filter Agent The Optional Antivirus Agent Anti-Spam and Antivirus Filtering on the Hub Transport Server Optional Anti-Spam and Antivirus Agents on the Hub Transport Server Practice: Designing an Exchange Server Infrastructure Lesson 2: Designing a Secure Messaging Infrastructure Designing a Secure Messaging Infrastructure Practice: Designing an Exchange Server Infrastructure Case Scenario: Reducing Spam Suggested Practices Chapter Summary Appendix A: Update for MCITP Enterprise Messaging Administrator: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 Appendix B: References Case Scenario Answers Glossary Index