Synopses & Reviews
Portable and precise, this pocket-sized guide delivers immediate answers for managing desktop, mobile, and remote messaging with Exchange Server 2003. Zero in on core support procedures and everyday tasks using quick-reference tables, step-by-step instructions, and lists. You get fast, accurate information to solve problems and get the job done—whether you’re at your desk or in the field!
Get fast facts to:
- Configure and manage Exchange clients
- Use Active Directory directory service to administer users and contacts
- Set up mailbox rights, permissions, and storage limits
- Implement Exchange policies and security settings
- Manage storage groups, data stores, and databases
- Use security and distribution groups, address lists, and templates
- Create and administer public folders
- Configure SMTP, IMAP4, POP3, and HTTP virtual servers
- Support mobile Microsoft Outlook users and Outlook Web Access
- Perform backups and recovery and monitor server performance
Synopsis
A concise, easy-to-use reference for anyone who administers Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server. Whether kept on the desk or toted from workstation to workstation, this guided provides answers fast, providing ready-to-read tables, lists, and step-by-step instruction--straight from Microsoft.
About the Author
William R. Stanek is a leading network technology expert and an award-winning author. He is a regular contributor to leading publications such as PC Magazine and has written, co-authored, or contributed to numerous computer books, including Microsoft Windows 2000 Administratoras Pocket Consultant, Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Administratoras Pocket Consultant, and Windows 2000 Scripting Administratoras Guide. Stanek has a masteras degree in information systems, with distinction, and a bacheloras degree in computer science, magna cum laude. He has been involved in the commercial Internet community since 1991 and has experience developing server technology, encryption, and e-commerce technology.
Table of Contents
Tables; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Who Is This Book For?; How Is This Book Organized?; Conventions Used in This Book; Support; Part I: Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Administration Fundamentals; Chapter 1: Overview of Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Administration; Microsoft Exchange Server 2003; Exchange Server and Windows Integration; Hardware and Component Requirements for Exchange Server; Exchange Server Administration Tools; Chapter 2: Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Clients; Configuring Mail Support for Outlook 2003 and Outlook Express; Leaving Mail on the Server with POP3; Checking Private and Public Folders with IMAP and UNIX Mail Servers; Managing the Exchange Server Service in Outlook 2003; Using Mail Profiles to Customize the Mail Environment; Chapter 3: Managing Mobile Outlook Users for Wireless, Web and Dial-Up Access; Mastering Outlook Web Access Essentials; Mastering Mobile Device and Wireless Access Essentials; Creating Mobile Outlook Profiles for Remote Mail and RPC over HTTP; Part II: Active Directory Services and Microsoft Exchange Server 2003; Chapter 4: Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Administration Essentials; Understanding Exchange Server Organizations; Data Storage in Exchange Server; Using and Managing Exchange Server Services; Chapter 5: User and Contact Administration; Understanding Users and Contacts; Understanding the Basics of E-Mail Routing; Working with Active Directory Users And Computers; Managing User Accounts and Mail Features; Managing Contacts; Chapter 6: Mailbox Administration; Managing Mailboxes: The Essentials; Configuring Mailbox Delivery Restrictions, Permissions, and Storage Limits; Managing Advanced Mailbox Settings; Chapter 7: Working with Groups, Lists, and Templates; Using Security and Distribution Groups; Working with Security and Standard Distribution Groups; Working with Query-Based Distribution Groups; Other Essential Tasks for Managing Groups; Managing Online Address Lists; Managing Offline Address Lists; Customizing Address Templates; Chapter 8: Implementing Directory Security and Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Policies; Controlling Exchange Server Administration and Usage; Auditing Exchange Server Usage; Exchange Server Recipient Policies; Exchange Server System Policies; Part III: Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Data Store Administration; Chapter 9: Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Data and Storage Groups; Controlling the Information Store; Content Indexing; Chapter 10: Mailbox and Public Folder Store Administration; Using Mailbox Stores; Using Public Folder Stores; Managing Data Stores; Using Mailbox Recovery Center; Chapter 11: Using and Replicating Public Folders; Making Sense of Public Folders and Public Folder Trees; Accessing Public Folders; Creating and Managing Public Folder Trees; Creating and Working with Public Folders; Managing Public Folder Settings; Chapter 12: Backing Up and Restoring Microsoft Exchange Server 2003; Understanding the Essentials of Exchange Server Backup and Recovery; Recovering Exchange Server with the Restore Wizard; Part IV: Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and Group Administration; Chapter 13: Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organizations; Configuring Global Settings for the Organization; Configuring Antispam and Message Filtering Options; Managing Administrative Groups; Managing Routing Groups; Creating Routing Group Containers; Chapter 14: Managing Message Transfer and Routing Within the Organization; Configuring the X.400 Message Transfer Agent; Setting Local MTA Credentials; Using Routing Group Connectors; Using SMTP Connectors; Using X.400 Connectors; Handling Core Connector Administration Tasks; Chapter 15: Administering SMTP, IMAP4, and POP3; Working with SMTP, IMAP4, and POP3 Virtual Servers; Mastering Core SMTP, IMAP4, and POP3 Administration; Managing SMTP Virtual Servers; Managing IMAP4; Managing POP3; Chapter 16: Managing HTTP Virtual Servers for Web and Mobile Access Users; Using Front-End and Back-End Server Configurations for Web and Mobile Access; Creating Additional HTTP Virtual Servers; Managing HTTP Virtual Servers; Chapter 17: Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Maintenance, Monitoring, and Queuing; Tracking and Logging Activity in the Organization; Monitoring Connections, Services, Servers, and Resource Usage; Working with Queues; Managing Queues; Appendix : About the Author;