Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Administrators Pocket Consultant

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments; Introduction; Who Is This Book For?; How Is This Book Organized?; Conventions Used in This Book; Support; Part I: Exchange Server 2007 Administration Overview; Chapter 1: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Administration Overview; 1.1 Exchange Server 2007 and Your Hardware; 1.2 Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Editions; 1.3 Exchange Server and Windows; 1.4 Exchange Server and Active Directory; 1.5 Using the Graphical Administration Tools; 1.6 Using the Command-Line Administration Tools; Chapter 2: Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2007; 2.1 Exchange Server Messaging Roles; 2.2 Integrating Exchange Server Roles with Active Directory; 2.3 Integrating Exchange Server 2007 into Existing Exchange Organizations; 2.4 Running and Modifying Exchange Server 2007 Setup; Chapter 3: Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Clients; 3.1 Configuring Mail Support for Outlook 2007 and Windows Mail; 3.2 Leaving Mail on the Server with POP3; 3.3 Checking Private and Public Folders with IMAP4 and UNIX Mail Servers; 3.4 Managing the Exchange Server Service in Outlook 2007; 3.5 Using Mail Profiles to Customize the Mail Environment; Chapter 4: Managing Mobile Messaging Users; 4.1 Mastering Outlook Web Access Essentials; 4.2 Mastering Mobile Device and Wireless Access Essentials; 4.3 Mastering Remote Mail and Outlook Anywhere Essentials; Part II: Exchange Server 2007 Administration Essentials; Chapter 5: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Administration Essentials; 5.1 Validating the Exchange Server Licensing; 5.2 Understanding Exchange Server 2007 Organizations; 5.3 Understanding Data Storage in Exchange Server 2007; 5.4 Using and Managing Exchange Server Services; Chapter 6: Configuring Microsoft Exchange Server with Exchange Management Shell; 6.1 Using the Windows PowerShell; 6.2 Running and Using Cmdlets; 6.3 Running and Using Other Commands and Utilities; 6.4 Working with Cmdlets; 6.5 Using the Exchange Management Shell; 6.6 Working with Exchange Cmdlets; Chapter 7: User and Contact Administration; 7.1 Understanding Users and Contacts; 7.2 Understanding the Basics of E-mail Routing; 7.3 Managing User Accounts and Mail Features; 7.4 Managing Contacts; Chapter 8: Mailbox Administration; 8.1 Creating Special-Purpose Mailboxes; 8.2 Managing Mailboxes: The Essentials; 8.3 Moving Mailboxes; 8.4 Configuring Mailbox Delivery Restrictions, Permissions, and Storage Limits; Chapter 9: Working with Distribution Groups and Address Lists; 9.1 Using Security and Distribution Groups; 9.2 Working with Security and Standard Distribution Groups; 9.3 Working with Dynamic Distribution Groups; 9.4 Other Essential Tasks for Managing Groups; 9.5 Managing Online Address Lists; 9.6 Managing Offline Address Books; Chapter 10: Implementing Exchange Server 2007 Security; 10.1 Controlling Exchange Server Administration and Permissions; 10.2 Adding Exchange Administrator Permissions in the Exchange Management Console; 10.3 Auditing Exchange Server Usage; Part III: Server and Group Administration; Chapter 11: Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Data and Storage Groups; 11.1 Navigating the Information Store; 11.2 Controlling the Information Store; 11.3 Content Indexing; Chapter 12: Mailbox and Public Folder Database Administration; 12.1 Using Mailbox Databases; 12.2 Using Public Folder Databases; 12.3 Managing Databases; Chapter 13: Implementing Managed Folders and Managed Records; 13.1 Introducing Messaging Records Management; 13.2 Implementing Records Management; Chapter 14: Accessing and Managing Public Folders; 14.1 Accessing Public Folders; 14.2 Creating and Working with Public Folders; 14.3 Managing Public Folder Settings; Chapter 15: Managing Hub Transport and Edge Transport Servers; 15.1 Working with SMTP Connectors, Sites, and Links; 15.2 Completing Transport Server Setup; 15.3 Managing Message Pickup and Replay; 15.4 Creating and Managing Accepted Domains; 15.5 Creating and Managing E-mail Address Policies; 15.6 Creating and Managing Remote Domains; 15.7 Configuring Antispam and Message Filtering Options; Chapter 16: Managing Client Access Servers; 16.1 Managing Web and Mobile Access; 16.2 Configuring POP3 and IMAP4; 16.3 Deploying Outlook Anywhere; 16.4 Managing Exchange Server Features for Mobile Devices; Part IV: Exchange Server 2007 Optimization and Maintenance; Chapter 17: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Maintenance, Monitoring, and Queuing; 17.1 Understanding Troubleshooting Basics; 17.2 Performing Tracking and Logging Activities in the Organization; 17.3 Monitoring Events, Services, Servers, and Resource Usage; 17.4 Working with Queues; 17.5 Managing Queues; Chapter 18: Backing Up and Restoring Microsoft Exchange Server 2007; 18.1 Understanding the Essentials of Exchange Server Availability, Backup, and Recovery; 18.2 Performing Backup and Recovery on Windows Server 2003; 18.3 Performing Backup and Recovery on Windows Server 2008; 18.4 Restoring Mailboxes Selectively from Backup; 18.5 Performing Additional Backup and Recovery Tasks;

William R. Stanek has over 20 years of hands-on experience with advanced programming and development. He has written nearly 100 books including: Microsoft Windows Vista Administrator's Pocket Consultant, Windows Server 2008 Inside Out, Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Administrator's Pocket Consultant 2nd Edition, and Microsoft IIS 7.0 Administrator's Pocket Consultant (all from Microsoft Press). He also wrote MCSE Core Exams in a Nutshell and Windows Vista: The Definitive Guide for O'Reilly.