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M1573: Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange 2000 for the Enterprise

4 Day Course
Official Microsoft Curriculum
Code M1573

This course has been retired. Please view currently available Microsoft Exchange Server Training Courses.

Modules

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Introduction to Designing Exchange 2000 for the Enterprise (5 topics)

  • Introduction to the Exchange 2000 Design Process
  • Using the Case Studies in This Course
  • Using the Job Aids in This Course
  • Performing the Labs in This Course
  • Classroom Setup

Analyzing Active Directory for Exchange 2000 (4 topics)

  • Reviewing Active Directory Basics
  • Examining How Exchange 2000 Uses Active Directory
  • Examining How Exchange 2000 Works with DSAccess
  • Designing Active Directory Groups for an Exchange 2000 Organization

Designing an Administrative Plan (3 topics)

  • Introduction to Designing an Administrative Plan.
  • Designing Administrative Groups to Manage Tasks.
  • Delegating Administrative Authority.

Designing a Routing Topology (5 topics)

  • Analyzing the Existing Environment
  • Planning Routing Groups
  • Planning Routing Group Boundaries
  • Planning Message Flow
  • Planning Connectors Between Routing Groups

Designing a Public Folder Strategy (3 topics)

  • Planning a Public Folder Replication Strategy
  • Planning Public Folder Permissions
  • Planning Full-text Indexing

Designing a Security Strategy (4 topics)

  • Protecting Against External Security Threats
  • Protecting Against Internal Security Threats
  • Designing an Encryption Strategy
  • Windows 2000 Security Considerations

Planning Server Roles and Placement (4 topics)

  • Planning Mailbox Servers and Public Folder Servers
  • Planning Connector Servers
  • Planning Front-end/Back-end Servers
  • Planning for Servers Running Active Directory

Designing an Exchange 2000 Management and Operations Plan (6 topics)

  • Introduction to Designing a Highly Available Exchange 2000 Organization
  • Providing Redundant Supporting Services for the Exchange 2000 Organization
  • Providing a Redundant Routing Topology for the Exchange 2000 Organization
  • Designing a Highly Available Internet Client Access Strategy
  • Designing a Highly Available Outlook® Client Access Strategy
  • Providing Redundant Storage for the Exchange 2000 Organization

Designing an Exchange 2000 Clustering Strategy (5 topics)

  • Introduction to Designing an Exchange 2000 Clustering Strategy
  • Reviewing Key Concepts of Microsoft Windows 2000 Clustering
  • Examining Key Concepts of Exchange 2000 Clustering
  • Designing an Exchange 2000 Clustering Strategy
  • Designing an Appropriate Data Storage Strategy

Designing an Exchange 2000 Management and Operations (7 topics)

  • Introduction to Designing an Exchange 2000 Management and Operations Plan
  • Management and Operations Tools for Exchange 2000
  • Microsoft Operations Manager 2000
  • Designing a Change Plan
  • Designing an Operations Plan
  • Designing a Support Plan
  • Designing an Optimization Plan

Northwind Traders Design Review (3 topics)

  • How Northwind Traders Was Configured Before the Labs
  • How Northwind Traders is Now Configured
  • Review of the Northwind Traders Configuration Changes

Prerequisites

Students should have:
  • Complete Course 1560B, Updating Support Skills from Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000, or Course 2154A, Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services, or have an equivalent working knowledge.
  • Complete Course 1572, Implementing and Managing Microsoft Exchange 2000.
  • Have a working knowledge of networking technology, including Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), Domain Name System (DNS), and Internet Information Services (IIS).
  • Possess a working knowledge of Internet protocols including Post Office Protocol version 3 (POP3) or Internet Message Access Protocol version 4 (IMAP4), Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), and Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP).
  • Knowledge of Exchange Server 5.5 is beneficial, but not essential.
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