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  • ISBN-13: 9780735658080
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Prepare for MCITP Exam 70-663—and help demonstrate your real-world mastery of Exchange Server-based solution design—with this official Microsoft Training Guide. Written for experienced, MCTS-certified professionals ready to advance their status—this guide focuses on the critical-thinking and decision-making acumen needed for success at the MCITP level. With concise, objective-by-objective reviews, strategic case scenarios, and "Thought Experiments", you get professional-level preparation for the professional-level exam.

Optimize your exam-prep by focusing on the expertise needed to:

  • Plan and deploy the Exchange Server 2010 Infrastructure
  • Design and Deploy Security for the Exchange Organization
  • Design and Deploy Exchange Server 2010 Availability and Recovery
  • Design and Deploy Messaging Compliance, System Monitoring, and Reporting
Introduction xvii
Microsoft Certified Professional Program xviii
Acknowledgments xviii
Support and Feedback xix
Preparing for the Exam xxi
Chapter 1 Planning the Exchange Server 2010 Infrastructure
1(94)
Objective 1.1 Design the Exchange Server 2010 Installation
2(18)
Choosing Exchange Server Locations
3(2)
Planning Exchange DNS Support
5(3)
Service Level Agreement Considerations
8(2)
Active Directory and Network Topology
10(1)
Multiple Domains
11(1)
Multiple Forests
11(1)
Directory Synchronization with the Cloud
12(2)
Exchange Federation
14(1)
Exchange Pre-Deployment Analyzer
15(1)
Exchange Deployment Assistant
15(2)
Objective Summary
17(1)
Objective Review
17(3)
Objective 1.2 Design Message Routing
20(19)
Design Message Transport
20(1)
Modifying Default Message Routing Topology
21(1)
Transport Server Scalability
22(3)
Message Queues and Shadow Redundancy
25(1)
Transport Storage Requirements
26(2)
Planning Accepted and Remote Domains
28(1)
Planning Send and Receive Connectors
29(3)
Planning DNS
32(2)
Planning Transport Server Ports
34(1)
Objective Summary
35(1)
Objective Review
36(3)
Objective 1.3 Design the Mailbox Server Role
39(20)
Plan Database Sizing
39(3)
Plan Log Sizing
42(1)
Storage Performance Requirements
42(2)
Mailboxes in Multiple-Forest Topologies
44(2)
Recipient Policies
46(3)
Distribution Group Policies
49(4)
Public Folders
53(1)
Mailbox Provisioning Policies
54(1)
Objective Summary
55(1)
Objective Review
56(3)
Objective 1.4 Design Client Access
59(11)
Planning Client Access Servers Location
59(1)
CAS Proxying and Remote Access
60(1)
Planning Client Access Server Services
60(1)
Exchange Control Panel
61(2)
Exchange ActiveSync
63(1)
Testing Client Access Server Performance
63(1)
Client Access Server Hardware Requirements
64(1)
Planning Autodiscover
64(1)
Autodiscover in Multiple-Forest Environments
65(1)
Planning Client Access Server Certificates
66(1)
Objective Summary
67(1)
Objective Review
68(2)
Objective 1.5 Plan for Transition and Coexistence
70(12)
Exchange Consolidation
70(1)
Upgrade Approaches
71(1)
Multiple Sites
72(1)
Exchange 2003 Upgrade or Coexistence
72(2)
Exchange 2007 Upgrade or Coexistence
74(1)
Mixed Exchange 2003 and Exchange 2007 Environments
75(1)
Exchange Server Deployment Assistant
76(1)
Coexistence with SMTP-Based Messaging Systems
77(1)
Coexistence with non-SMTP Messaging Systems
77(1)
Global Address List Synchronization
78(1)
Objective Summary
78(1)
Objective Review
79(3)
Chapter Summary
82(1)
Answers
83(12)
Objective 1.1 Review
83(2)
Objective 1.1 Thought Experiment
85(1)
Objective 1.2 Review
85(2)
Objective 1.2 Thought Experiment
87(1)
Objective 1.3 Review
87(2)
Objective 1.3 Thought Experiment
89(1)
Objective 1.4 Review
89(2)
Objective 1.4 Thought Experiment
91(1)
Objective 1.5 Review
91(2)
Objective 1.5 Thought Experiment
93(2)
Chapter 2 Deploying the Exchange Server 2010 Infrastructure
95(120)
Objective 2.1 Prepare the Infrastructure for Exchange Server 2010 Deployment
96(15)
Active Directory Functional Level Requirements
97(1)
Domain Controller Role Requirements
98(1)
Preparing Active Directory with an Existing Exchange Deployment
99(1)
Preparing the Active Directory Schema
100(1)
Preparing Active Directory
101(1)
Preparing Domains
102(1)
Preparing Federation
103(3)
Active Directory Synchronization
106(1)
Configuring DNS Support for SMTP
107(1)
Objective Summary
108(1)
Objective Review
108(3)
Objective 2.2 Deploy Edge Transport Server Role
111(14)
Edge Transport Role
111(1)
Edge Subscriptions
112(3)
Direct Configuration
115(1)
Clone Edge Transport Configuration
116(1)
Configure Transport Agents
117(1)
Third-Party Email Gateways
118(2)
Configure Address Rewriting
120(1)
Objective Summary
121(1)
Objective Review
122(3)
Objective 2.3 Deploy Client Access Server Role
125(18)
Deploying the Client Access Role
125(1)
Requesting a CAS Certificate
126(2)
Configuring Outlook Web App
128(5)
Outlook Anywhere
133(1)
ActiveSync
134(1)
Autodiscover
134(2)
Availability Service
136(1)
POP3 and IMAP4 Access
137(1)
Verifying Client Access Server Functionality
137(3)
Objective Summary
140(1)
Objective Review
140(3)
Objective 2.4 Deploy Hub Transport Server Role
143(18)
Hub Transport Servers in Multi-Site and Multi-Forest Environments
143(1)
Configuring Accepted Domains
144(1)
Configuring Transport Rules
145(3)
Configuring Remote Domains
148(1)
Manage Send Connectors
149(2)
Manage Receive Connectors
151(2)
Message Size Restrictions
153(2)
Special Case Scenarios
155(2)
Objective Summary
157(1)
Objective Review
158(3)
Objective 2.5 Deploy Mailbox Server Role
161(21)
Deploy Mailbox Servers
161(1)
Deploy Mailbox Databases
162(3)
Database Configuration and Quota Policies
165(1)
Database Mailbox Provisioning Policies
166(1)
Deploy Address Lists
167(3)
Deploy Offline Address Books
170(2)
Deploy Public Folders
172(6)
Validate Mailbox Server Access
178(1)
Objective Summary
179(1)
Objective Review
179(3)
Objective 2.6 Deploy Server Roles for Coexistence and Migration
182(17)
Upgrading and Coexistence with Exchange 2003
182(2)
Upgrading and Coexistence with Exchange 2007
184(2)
Installing Exchange 2010 in a Mixed Exchange 2003 and Exchange 2007 Environment
186(1)
Validating Exchange Server Deployment
187(1)
Coexistence with Third-Party Email Systems
188(3)
Transport Rule Coexistence
191(1)
Converting LDAP to OPATH Filters
192(1)
Routing Group Connector Configuration
193(1)
Objective Summary
194(1)
Objective Review
195(4)
Chapter Summary
199(2)
Answers
201(14)
Objective 2.1 Review
201(1)
Objective 2.1 Thought Experiment
202(1)
Objective 2.2 Review
203(2)
Objective 2.2 Thought Experiment
205(1)
Objective 2.3 Review
205(2)
Objective 2.3 Thought Experiment
207(1)
Objective 2.4 Review
207(2)
Objective 2.4 Thought Experiment
209(1)
Objective 2.5 Review
209(2)
Objective 2.5 Thought Experiment
211(1)
Objective 2.6 Review
211(2)
Objective 2.6 Thought Experiment
213(2)
Chapter 3 Designing and Deploying Security for the Exchange Organization
215(72)
Objective 3.1 Design and Deploy Messaging Security
216(15)
Define Message Security Requirements
217(1)
Certificates
217(1)
Secure Relaying
218(2)
Signing, Encrypting, and S/MIME
220(1)
MTLS and Domain Security
221(2)
Information Rights Management (IRM)
223(2)
IRM in Multiple-Forest Environments
225(1)
Transport Protection and Decryption
226(1)
Outlook Protection Rule
227(1)
Objective Summary
228(1)
Objective Review
229(2)
Objective 3.2 Design and Deploy Exchange Permissions Model
231(12)
Role-Based Access Control
232(6)
Exchange Control Panel
238(1)
Split Permissions Model
239(1)
Objective Summary
240(1)
Objective Review
241(2)
Objective 3.3 Design and Deploy Message Hygiene
243(14)
Antivirus Features
243(1)
Anti-Spam Features
244(10)
Objective Summary
254(1)
Objective Review
254(3)
Objective 3.4 Design and Deploy Client Access Security
257(11)
ActiveSync Policies
257(3)
OWA Authentication
260(2)
OWA Segmentation
262(3)
Objective Summary
265(1)
Objective Review
265(3)
Objective 3.5 Design and Deploy Exchange Object Permissions
268(8)
Public Folder Security
268(2)
Mailbox Permissions
270(1)
Distribution Group Security
270(3)
Objective Summary
273(1)
Objective Review
274(2)
Chapter Summary
276(2)
Answers
278(9)
Objective 3.1 Review
278(1)
Objective 3.1 Thought Experiment
279(1)
Objective 3.2 Review
280(1)
Objective 3.2 Thought Experiment
281(1)
Objective 3.3 Review
281(2)
Objective 3.3 Thought Experiment
283(1)
Objective 3.4 Review
283(1)
Objective 3.4 Thought Experiment
284(1)
Objective 3.5 Review
285(1)
Objective 3.5 Thought Experiment
286(1)
Chapter 4 Designing and Deploying Exchange Server 2010 Availability and Recovery
287(64)
Objective 4.1 Design and Deploy High Availability and Disaster Recovery for Exchange Dependencies
288(10)
Active Directory Redundancy and Recovery
288(2)
DNS
290(2)
Storage
292(1)
Site
292(1)
Updates
293(2)
Change Management
295(1)
Backup and Recovery Objectives
295(1)
Objective Summary
296(1)
Objective Review
296(2)
Objective 4.2 Design and Deploy High Availability and Disaster Recovery for CAS Role
298(8)
Back Up CAS
299(1)
Recover CAS
300(1)
Deploy CAS Arrays
301(1)
Design Multi-Site CAS Deployment
302(1)
CAS Site Failover
302(1)
Objective Summary
303(1)
Objective Review
304(2)
Objective 4.3 Design and Deploy High Availability and Disaster Recovery for Mailbox Server Role
306(18)
Back Up Mailbox Servers
306(1)
Recover Mailbox Servers
307(1)
Recover Mailbox Databases and Data
308(1)
Design Database Availability Groups
309(10)
Design and Deploy Public Folder Replication
319(1)
Repair Mailbox Databases
320(1)
Objective Summary
321(1)
Objective Review
321(3)
Objective 4.4 Design and Deploy High Availability and Disaster Recovery for Hub Transport Role
324(8)
Hub Transport Backup
325(1)
Hub Transport Server Recovery
325(1)
Redundant Hub Transport Deployment
326(2)
Resilient Receive Connectors
328(1)
Send Connector Resiliency
328(2)
Objective Summary
330(1)
Objective Review
330(2)
Objective 4.5 Design and Deploy High Availability and Disaster Recovery for Edge Transport Role
332(7)
Edge Transport Server Backup and Recovery
333(1)
Redundant Edge Transport Server Deployment
334(1)
Configure DNS to Support Redundant Edge Transport
335(1)
Objective Summary
336(1)
Objective Review
336(3)
Chapter Summary
339(1)
Answers
340(11)
Objective 4.1 Review
340(1)
Objective 4.1 Thought Experiment
341(1)
Objective 4.2 Review
342(1)
Objective 4.2 Thought Experiment
343(1)
Objective 4.3 Review
344(1)
Objective 4.3 Thought Experiment
345(1)
Objective 4.4 Review
346(1)
Objective 4.4 Thought Experiment
347(1)
Objective 4.5 Review
348(1)
Objective 4.5 Thought Experiment
349(2)
Chapter 5 Designing and Deploying Messaging Compliance, System Monitoring, and Reporting
351(50)
Objective 5.1 Design and Deploy Auditing and Discovery
352(11)
Administrator Audit Logging
352(2)
Mailbox Audit Logging
354(1)
Message Tracking
354(2)
Protocol Logging
356(1)
Discovery Searches
357(2)
Records Management
359(1)
Information Rights Management Logging
360(1)
Objective Summary
361(1)
Objective Review
362(1)
Objective 5.2 Design and Deploy Message Archival
363(13)
Understanding Recoverable Items
364(1)
Single Item Recovery
365(1)
Litigation Hold
366(2)
Personal Archives
368(1)
Managed Folders
369(2)
Retention Tags and Policies
371(1)
Migrate from Managed Folders to Retention Policies
372(1)
Retention Hold
372(1)
Objective Summary
373(1)
Objective Review
374(2)
Objective 5.3 Design and Deploy Transport Rules for Message Compliance
376(8)
Ethical Firewalls
377(1)
Message Journaling
378(1)
Alternate Journaling Mailbox
379(1)
MailTips
379(1)
Disclaimers
380(1)
Objective Summary
381(1)
Objective Review
382(2)
Objective 5.4 Design and Deploy for Monitoring and Reporting
384(8)
Monitoring Exchange
384(1)
Connectivity Logging
385(1)
Exchange 2010 Performance Monitoring
386(2)
ActiveSync Reporting
388(1)
Objective Summary
389(1)
Objective Review
390(2)
Chapter Summary
392(1)
Answers
393(8)
Objective 5.1 Review
393(1)
Objective 5.1 Thought Experiment
394(1)
Objective 5.2 Review
394(2)
Objective 5.2 Thought Experiment
396(1)
Objective 5.3 Review
396(1)
Objective 5.3 Thought Experiment
397(1)
Objective 5.4 Review
398(1)
Objective 5.4 Thought Experiment
399(2)
Index 401
Orin Thomas, MCITP, MCTS, MCSE, Microsoft¿ MVP, is a consultant and writer whose books include the SELF-PACED TRAINING KITs for Exams 70-662, 70-680, 70-646, and 70-647. He is also a contributing editor to Windows¿ IT Pro magazine.