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Pro Exchange 2013 SP1 PowerShell Administration is your one-stop resource for both basic and advanced administration of Exchange Server 2013 Service Pack 1 and Exchange Online, Microsoft's best-selling hosted Exchange service.

The industry shift that is currently happening toward ‘the cloud’ is not just about hosting your applications somewhere else. It’s also driving automation and standardization of technical solutions, which in turn is leading to greater productivity. Embracing PowerShell will help you administer your existing environment more efficiently and also teach you valuable ‘cloud-ready’ skills as well. This book is your best-in-class companion for gaining a deep, thorough understanding of managing all facets of Exchange 2013 Service Pack 1 with PowerShell.

Authors Michel de Rooij and Jaap Wesselius, both Microsoft messaging MVPs, take you through tips, tricks, and little known facts that will make your administration life simpler and more effective. Along with revealing what’s new in Exchange Server 2013, this well-paced, deeply engaging tutorial provides detailed deployment guidance, for upgraders and migrators as well as for organizations entirely new to the Exchange platform. The book details how all of the major Exchange components fit together, from SMTP messages to all kinds of clients. It also provides in-depth configuration examples with an eye toward creating scalable, reliable, and secure installations. Additionally, this guide covers the tools and techniques for monitoring an Exchange environment and troubleshooting when things go wrong.

Discover how to automate time consuming management tasks, configure a Hybrid environment with an on-premises Exchange deployment, and more today withPro Exchange 2013 SP1 PowerShell Administration.

  • Teaches you the basics of PowerShell and provides a foundation for more advanced scripting
  • Deploy an Office 365 tenant in hybrid mode with your existing Exchange servers
  • Learn how to manage Exchange Online with Remote PowerShell
About the Authors xix
About the Technical Reviewers xxi
Acknowledgments xxiii
Introduction xxv
Chapter 1 Introduction to Exchange 2013 SP1 1(42)
Getting Started
2(7)
The Editions
2(1)
What's New in Exchange 2013 SP1?
3(5)
What Has Been Removed from Exchange Server
8(1)
Integration with Active Directory
9(5)
Active Directory Partitions
10(2)
Active Directory Permissions
12(1)
Active Directory Sites
13(1)
Exchange 2013 Architecture
14(3)
The Client Access Server
15(1)
The Mailbox Server
16(1)
Exchange 2013 Management
17(15)
Exchange Admin Center
17(4)
Exchange Management Shell
21(11)
Virtualization
32(9)
Sizing Virtual Exchange 2013 Servers
41(1)
Summary
41(2)
Chapter 2 Installing Exchange Server 2013 43(74)
Designing Exchange Server 2013
43(5)
Exchange 2013 Server Role Requirements Calculator
44(4)
Green-Field Installation of Exchange 2013
48(23)
Hardware Requirements
48(1)
Software Requirements
49(2)
Exchange 2013 SP1 installation
51(3)
Unattended Installation of Exchange 2013
54(8)
Scripted Installation
62(1)
Post-Installation Tasks
63(8)
Installation and Configuration of Exchange 2013 Using the GUI
71(15)
Install Exchange 2013
71(5)
Post-Installation Tasks Using the Exchange Admin Center
76(5)
Connectors
81(2)
Outlook Anywhere
83(1)
Mapi Http
83(1)
External URLs
83(3)
Service Connection Point
86(1)
Coexistence with Previous Versions of Exchange Server
86(25)
Transition to Exchange Server 2013
87(1)
Prerequisites
88(1)
Configuring the Namespaces and Coexistence
88(14)
SMTP Mail in a Coexistence Scenario
102(4)
Moving Resources to Exchange 2013
106(5)
Patch Management
111(3)
Installing a Cumulative Update
112(2)
Summary
114(3)
Chapter 3 Exchange 2013 Client Access Server 117(34)
Overview of Client Access Technologies
117(7)
Introducing the Client Access Front End Service
118(2)
The Death of RPC/TCP
120(2)
Introducing MapiHttp
122(2)
Client Connectivity
124(7)
Outlook Clients
124(1)
Web-Based Clients
125(3)
Exchange Admin Center
128(1)
Exchange Web Services
129(1)
Office Web Apps
129(1)
Mobile Clients
130(1)
POP3 and IMAP4
131(1)
Namespaces
131(2)
Split-DNS
132(1)
Single Common Namespace
133(1)
Virtual Directories
133(2)
SSL Certificates
135(5)
Request a New SSL Certificate
138(1)
Export an SSL Certificate
138(1)
Import an SSL Certificate
139(1)
Load Balancing
140(1)
SSL Offloading
141(2)
SMTP Transport
143(2)
The Send Connector
144(1)
The Receive Connectors
144(1)
Anti-Spam Features
145(1)
Load-Balancing SMTP
145(1)
Publishing Exchange
145(4)
Direct Connection
146(1)
TMG 2010
146(1)
IIS/ARR
147(1)
Windows 2012 R2 Web Application Proxy
148(1)
Load Balancer Reverse Proxy
149(1)
Summary
149(2)
Chapter 4 Exchange 2013 Mailbox Server 151(78)
The Mailbox Server Role
151(15)
The Mailbox Database
153(2)
Database Pages
155(1)
Transaction Log Files
156(2)
Checkpoint File
158(1)
How This All Fits Together
159(1)
Header Information
160(4)
Single-Instance Storage
164(1)
Microsoft Exchange Information Store
165(1)
Database Caching
166(1)
Managing the Mailbox Databases
166(7)
To Rename a Mailbox Database
167(1)
To Move a Mailbox Database
167(1)
To Enable Circular Logging
167(1)
To Change Quota Settings
168(1)
To Assign an Offline Address Book
169(1)
To Create a New Mailbox Database
169(1)
To Delete a Mailbox Database
170(1)
Online Mailbox Database Maintenance
170(3)
Managing the Mailboxes
173(11)
To Create a User Mailbox
173(3)
To Set Additional Mailbox Properties
176(3)
To Use Mailbox Delegation
179(2)
To Create a Resource Mailbox
181(1)
To Create a Shared Mailbox
181(1)
To Create a Linked Mailbox
182(1)
To Remove a Mailbox
183(1)
Modern Public Folders
184(3)
Some Background on Public Folders
185(1)
Public Folders in Exchange Server 2013
186(1)
To Create Public Folders
186(1)
Distribution Groups
187(8)
To Create a New Distribution Group
187(1)
To Mail-Enable an Existing Group
188(1)
To Manage Distribution Group Membership
188(1)
To Set Membership Approval
189(2)
Dynamic Distribution Groups
191(2)
Moderated Distribution Groups
193(1)
The Expansion Server
194(1)
To Remove a Distribution Group
195(1)
Contacts
195(1)
Address Lists
196(6)
Default Address Lists
197(1)
Custom Address Lists
197(3)
Offline Address Book
200(1)
Address Book Policies
200(2)
The Transport Service
202(9)
The Transport Pipeline
203(2)
Routing Destinations
205(1)
Delivery Groups
205(1)
Queues
206(4)
Safety Net
210(1)
Autodiscover
211(16)
Domain-Joined Clients
212(4)
Non-Domain-Joined Clients
216(3)
Autodiscover Redirect
219(5)
Autodiscover SRV Records
224(3)
Summary
227(2)
Chapter 5 High Availability 229(42)
Mailbox Server High Availability
229(26)
Cluster Nodes and the File Share Witness
230(1)
Cluster Administrative Access Point
231(1)
Replication
232(4)
Active Manager
236(1)
DAG Across (Active Directory) Sites
236(2)
DAG Networks
238(1)
DAG Creation Process
239(13)
Monitoring the DAG
252(3)
Client Access Server High Availability
255(12)
Managed Availability
255(3)
The Architecture of Managed Availability
258(3)
Exchange 2013 CAS and Managed Availability
261(5)
Front End Transport Server High Availability
266(1)
Transport High Availability
267(2)
Mailbox Server Transport High Availability
267(1)
Edge Transport High Availability
267(2)
Summary
269(2)
Chapter 6 Message Hygiene 271(34)
The Exchange 2013 Edge Transport Server
271(7)
Installation of an Exchange 2013 Edge Transport Server
272(6)
Anti-Spam Settings
278(16)
Reverse DNS
280(1)
Connection Filtering Agents
281(4)
Sender Filtering
285(1)
Recipient Filtering
286(1)
Sender ID Filtering
287(4)
Content Filtering
291(2)
Sender Reputation
293(1)
SSL Certificates
294(1)
Test of the Edge Transport Server
295(2)
Export and Import Edge Configuration
297(2)
Load-Balancing the Edge Transport Servers
299(1)
Exchange 2013 Anti-Malware
299(4)
Summary
303(2)
Chapter 7 Backup, Restore, and Disaster Recovery in Exchange Server 2013 305(50)
Backing up Exchange 2013
306(13)
A Refresher on Mailbox Database Technologies
306(1)
The Backup Technologies
307(3)
Backing up a Mailbox Database
310(9)
Backup of Other Configuration Information
319(1)
Restoring Exchange Server 2013
319(10)
Restoring a Mailbox Database to Its Original Location
320(4)
Restoring a Mailbox Database to Another Location
324(5)
Disaster Recovery with Exchange Server 2013
329(8)
Rebuilding the Exchange Server
329(4)
ESEUTIL and Corrupted Databases
333(3)
File Recovery Tools
336(1)
Exchange Native Data Protection
337(17)
Deleted Items Retention
338(1)
In-Place Hold
339(1)
Single Item Recovery
340(4)
Archive Mailboxes
344(1)
Retention Policies
345(3)
Database Availability Groups
348(3)
Lagged Copies
351(1)
Circular Logging
352(1)
Point-in-Time Recovery
353(1)
Summary
354(1)
Chapter 8 Unified Messaging 355(38)
Features of Unified Messaging
356(1)
The Role of Unified Messaging
357(1)
Objects of Unified Messaging
358(8)
UM Dial Plans
359(7)
UM Hunt Groups
366(1)
UM Mailbox Policies
366(3)
UM Auto Attendant
369(8)
Configuring UM Auto Attendant with Exchange Admin Center
370(2)
Creating a UM Auto Attendant with Exchange Management Shell
372(2)
Additional Configurations
374(1)
Creating a Custom Navigation Menu
375(2)
UM Language Packs
377(1)
Certificates
378(2)
UM Mailbox Management
380(2)
Lync Server 2013 Integration
382(5)
Lync Server Configuration
382(1)
Configuring Exchange Server
383(2)
Unified Contact Store
385(1)
Exchange Archiving
386(1)
Call Answering Rules
387(3)
Voice-Mail Preview
390(2)
Outlook Voice Access
391(1)
Summary
392(1)
Chapter 9 Compliance 393(96)
In-Place Archiving
393(7)
Enabling In-Place Archives
395(3)
Disabling In-Place Archives
398(1)
Reconnecting In-Place Archives
398(1)
Checking and Modifying in-Place Archive Quotas
399(1)
Relocating the in-Place Archives
399(1)
Exporting and Exporting in-Place Archives
400(1)
In-Place eDiscovery
400(7)
Management of In-Place eDiscovery
400(2)
Discovery Mailbox
402(1)
Searching Mailboxes
402(5)
In-Place Hold
407(6)
Enabling in-Place Hold
410(2)
Disabling in-Place Hold
412(1)
Messaging Records Management
413(9)
Retention Policy Tags
413(6)
Retention Policies
419(2)
Managed Folder Assistant
421(1)
Transport Rules
422(6)
Creating a Transport Rule
423(4)
Priority Rankings for Transport Rules
427(1)
Journaling
428(7)
Options for Journaling Rules
430(1)
Creating a Standard Journal Rule
431(2)
Creating a Premium Journal Rule
433(1)
Configuring an Alternative Journal Recipient
434(1)
Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
435(19)
Creating the DLP Policies
435(9)
Importing and Exporting DLP Policies and Templates
444(2)
Customizing Your DLP Policy
446(2)
DLP Document Fingerprinting
448(6)
Auditing
454(18)
Administrator Audit Logging
454(8)
Mailbox Audit Logging
462(10)
Message Classification
472(4)
Outlook and Classifications
474(2)
Information Rights Management
476(12)
Configuring the Active Directory Rights Management Services
477(3)
Choosing AD RMS Templates
480(1)
Protecting Messages Using IRM
481(3)
Outlook Protection Rules
484(1)
Transport Protection Rules
485(3)
Summary
488(1)
Chapter 10 Security 489(38)
Role-Based Access Control
490(23)
The Basic RBAC Components
492(15)
Putting it All Together: Management Role Assignments
507(6)
Split Permissions
513(4)
RBAC Split Permissions
515(1)
Active Directory Split Permissions
516(1)
S/MIME
517(8)
Configuring S/MIME in Exchange 2013 SP1
519(2)
Outlook Web Access and S/MIME
521(1)
Outlook and S/MIME
522(2)
Windows Phone 8.1 and S/MIME
524(1)
Summary
525(2)
Chapter 11 Office 365 and Exchange Online 527(74)
Deployment Options
528(3)
Connecting to Office 365
531(4)
Exchange Online
532(1)
Windows Azure Active Directory
533(1)
Autodiscover
534(1)
DNS Checks
535(1)
Federation
535(4)
Sharing of Information
539(14)
Organizational Relationships
540(2)
Custom Organizational Relationships
542(5)
Sharing Policies
547(4)
Internet Calendar Publishing
551(2)
OAuth Authentication
553(2)
Access Management
555(12)
Windows Azure Active Directory Synchronization Tool
555(5)
Single Sign-On
560(7)
Multi-Factor Authentication
567(5)
Configuring MFA using the WAAD Module
570(2)
App Passwords
572(1)
Onboarding and Offboarding Mailboxes
572(13)
Onboarding Mailboxes Using EAC
574(4)
Onboarding Mailboxes Using EMS
578(4)
Onboarding Multiple Mailboxes
582(2)
Offboarding Mailboxes
584(1)
Incrementally Managing Mailbox Moves
585(1)
Exchange Online Archiving
585(2)
Mail Flow
587(6)
Reporting
593(6)
Service Health
593(1)
Tenant Reports
594(3)
Message Tracking
597(2)
Summary
599(2)
Index 601
Michel de Rooij is a consultant at Conclusion FIT, an IT company from The Netherlands offering a wide range of IT services. His primary focus is on helping customers with their Exchange or Office 365 related challenges. Michel is an Exchange Server MVP and very active in the Exchange community, including TechNet and the Dutch Network User Group NGN. He blogs at http://www.eightwone.com and contributes to TechTarget, and is active on Twitter at @mderooij.
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