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Ultimate Exchange Server 2007

Our Ultimate Exchange Server 2007 training class is the best on the web because we hire only full-time, qualified IT professionals with years of experience and a talent for teaching. These IT training classes are taught in real-time so that you can ask your on-the-job questions and put the answers to work right away. Our classes are taught in 17 labs over 5 intensive days so that you leave the course confident in your Exchange Server abilities.

Our Ultimate Exchange Server 2007 training class will show you how to assess your existing infrastructures and determine the technical and business requirements for the new Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 deployments. You will learn to recover messaging databases and prepare for and recover from mailbox and non-mailbox server failures. We will teach you to design an active directory and message routing. You will plan an Exchange Server deployment and migrate to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 as well as design backup for and ensure recovery readiness for a high availability messaging environment. This course is for system engineers who have taken Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 or who have experience administering Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. We use Official Microsoft Learning Products so you get the latest information possible.

If your company has more than six employees interested in this training, our onsite Ultimate Exchange Server 2007 training class can save you time and money. Not only does having the class at your facility save valuable commute time, but it can save you 30% over the cost of a course taught in a traditional classroom setting.

If you are ready to take the next step in your IT career, enroll in our course today. Click the blue button to get started and make sure you stay one step ahead of the competition.

Enrollment Fee: $2,995 USD
Number of Class Days: 5

 

Training Class Outline:

1. Recovering Messaging Databases

* Database Recovery Scenarios
* Using Dial-Tone Recovery

2. Preparing for and Recovering from Mailbox Server Failures

* Preparing for a Mailbox Server Recovery
* Recovering Mailbox Servers Overview

3. Preparing for and Recovering from Non-Mailbox Server Failures

* Preparing for a Non-Mailbox Server Recovery
* Recovering Non-Mailbox Servers

4. Gathering Requirements for a Messaging Infrastructure

* Gathering Business Requirements
* Identifying Additional Requirements
* Analyzing the Current Messaging Environment
* Creating a Requirements Document

5. Designing Active Directory and Message Routing

* Designing an Active Directory Infrastructure
* Designing Message Routing
* Designing the Message Routing Perimeter

6. Designing Exchange Servers

* Designing Mailbox Servers
* Designing Non-Mailbox Servers
* Designing a Public Folder Architecture
* Designing a Lab Environment

7. Designing Security for a Messaging Environment

* Designing an Administrative Model
* Designing Message Security
* Designing Antivirus and Anti-Spam Solutions

8. Designing Messaging Policies

* Designing Exchange Recipient and Message Policies
* Designing Mobile Device Policies
* Designing Messaging Policies for Compliance

9. Designing Coexistance and Interoperability Strategies with Other Messaging Systems

* Coexistance and Interoperability with Other Messaging Systems
* Designing a Coexistance Strategy with Previous Exchange Versions
* Designing an Interoperability Strategy with Other Messaging Systems

10. Designing an Exchange Server 2007 Upgrade Strategy

* Available Upgrade Strategies
* Designing a Transition from Previous Versions of Exchange
* Designing a Migration from Other Messaging Systems

11. Obtaining Approval for a Messaging Infrastructure Design

* Preparing to Obtain Approval
* Presenting and Finalizing a Design

12. Foundational High Availbility Concepts for Messaging

* Service Level Management
* High Availbility Technologies

13. Evaluating High Availability Technologies for Exchange Server 2007

* Options for Mailbox Servers
* Options for Non-Mailbox Servers

14. Creating a High Availability Messaging Strategy

* Designing a High Availibility Strategy for Mailbox Servers
* Designing a High Availability Solution for Non-Mailbox Servers

15. Designing the Messaging Portion of a Business Continuity Plan

* Business Continuity Planning
* Identifying Threats to the Messaging Organization
* Mitigating Threats to the Messaging Organization
* Designing the Business Continuity Plan

16. Designing Backup for a High Availability Messaging Environment

* Identifying Backup Requirements
* Designing Backup Procedures

17. Ensuring Recovery Readiness of a High Availbility Messaging Environment

* Designing Recovery Strategies
* Evaluating Disaster Recovery Readiness