Monitoring and Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 (HP Technologies)
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Sacrificial e-mail account, 451
Safe lists, 6
Schedule Job dialog box, 392
Schedule Job Options dialog box, 391, 396
Scheduled Tasks dialog box, 398
Schema, 120–125
Schema Manager MMC console, 122–124
Schema naming context, 130
Schema object attributes, 125
Script Notification Properties window, 484
Scrubbing current e-mail environment, 320
Security administration, 30
Security cluster, 35
Security enhancements, 4
Security group, 295
Send Queue Size, 500, 501
Sender filter rule, 205–206, 211–212
Server, 45–46
Server availability report, 548
Server build documentation, 43
Server configuration and security, 545
Server Configuration and Security Monitoring, 540
Server configuration report, 548
Server connection documentation, 43
Server heartbeat, 537, 563–564
Server performance thresholds, 540–541
Server policy, 64–65
Server resource utilization, 547
Server-side filter, 450–451
Service continuity management, 31, 38
Service cost effectiveness, 41
Service delivery, 23–25
Service desk, 20, 31
Service dialog box, 163
Service level agreement (SLA) compliance, 508–509
Service level agreement compliance reports, 75–76
Service level agreement, 44
Service level management, 24–25, 31, 39
Service monitoring and control, 30
Service Resource Records (RFC 2052), 126
Service start event numbers, 164
Service stop event numbers, 166
Service support, 20–23
Services dialog box, 478–479
showInAddressBook, 366
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), 61, 191–259
Advanced Queueing Engine message flow, 196–198
applying message filters, 213, 214
connecting routing groups, 199–202
connector. See SMTP Connector
DATA/BDAT, 193
extended, 192
folders, 196
global parameters, 203–213. See also Message Delivery
inbound messages/messages from Internet clients, 195–196
junk e-mail, 440–441
log files, 221–222, 257–259
managing queues/messages in queues, 243–255
message filter. See Message filters
message flow, 194–198
mixed Exchange 5.5/Exchange 2003 environments, 202–203
modifying virtual server parameters, 220
outbound messages (MAPI clients), 195
per-domain parameters, 213–218
Routing Group Connector. See Routing Group Connector
tracking messages, 256–259
viewing link status, 242–243
virtual server. See SMTP virtual server
Site Replication Service, 135
Sites, 115–116
SLA. See Service level agreement
SLA compliance, 508–509
SLA compliance reports, 75–76
SLA review, 28, 31
SMTP. See Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
SMTP Connector, 200–201
Address Space tab, 238–240
Advanced tab, 237–238
Connected Routing Groups tab, 240–241
Content Restrictions tab, 234–235
create, 233–242
Delivery Options tab, 235–236
Delivery Restrictions tab, 241–242
Details tab, 238
General tab, 233–234
SMTP folders, 196
SMTP Internet Protocol Restriction and Accept/Deny List Configuration, 93
SMTP queue thresholds, 477–478
SMTP Remote Queues Thresholds, 541
SMTP Server, 502, 504, 505–506
SMTP virtual server, 194
Access tab, 222–224
authentication, 222, 227
create, 218–220
Delivery tab, 225–227
filtering, 213
General tab, 220–222
log files, 222
Message tab, 224–225
modify parameters, 220–227
Snap-in options window, 124
Snapshot, 400, 401
Software failures, 24
Spam. See Junk e-mail
Spotlight, 95
Spyware, 435
Staff motivation and pride, 41
Storage groups, 172–173, 177, 179–180
Storage Limits dialog box, 273
Storage management, 30
STORE, 499
Streaming (STM) files, 167–169
STM files. See Streaming (STM) files
String comparison, 421–422
Support cluster, 34
Support utilities, 92–94
Supporting quadrant, 30–31
Synchronizing directory data between forests, 131–132
System administration, 30
System health snapshots, 75
System policies, 63
System queues, 244–245
System resource availability counters, 507
System State backup, 429
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