Mastering Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 SP1
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SANs (storage area networks)
as RAID solution, 499
RPOs and, 520
scalability
improvements to Exchange databases, 59
mailbox storage, 174–175
scan options, ExBPA (Exchange Best Practices Analyzer), 706–707
SCCs (Single-copy clusters)
Mailbox server role and, 49, 117–118
overview of, 515–516
schedule dialog boxes, 228
scheduled tasks
backups, 525
defining resource scheduling policies, 351–356
Exchange Server 2007 features, 26
maintenance, 492–493
performance demands of, 167
time management features in Outlook 2007, 573
SCL (Spam Confidence Level), 28, 616
scripts
advanced management scripts for public folders, 466–467
interfaces for, 205
SCSI disk drives, 98
SCW (Security Configuration Wizard), 677–685
audit settings, 683–684
client services, 680
configuration actions, 679
confirming settings, 682
IIS settings, 684
management services, 680–681
outbound authentication, 683
overview of, 677
preparing for Exchange 2007, 678
Registry settings, 682
saving security policy settings, 685
server role selection, 679–680
SMB (server message block) signing, 683
SDL (Service Delivery Location), 51
search
content storage and location features, 22–23
Outlook 2007 instant search, 570–571
Secure Sockets Layer. See SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
security
antivirus systems, 691–692
attachment blocking, 692–696
firewalls, 675–677
intruders/attacks, internal and external, 674–675
messaging systems, 102
multiple layers of protection, 696–699
organizational processes supporting reliability and availability, 494
overview of, 673–674
requesting/installing certificates, 687–691
reverse proxies for protecting Web services, 699–700
SCW (Security Configuration Wizard), 677–685
self-signed certificates, 685–687
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and, 685
transport security, 63–64
types of messaging security, 675
Security Configuration Wizard. See SCW (Security Configuration Wizard)
security groups
configuring administrative permission and, 261–262
connectivity with Exchange 2000/2003 and, 601
Exchange Security Groups, 233
ExchangeLegacyInterop, 144
types of mail-enabled groups, 371
segmentation, OWA (Outlook Web Access), 639–640
send
logs, 727–730
mailbox database limit, 299
typical limit settings, 294–295
Send connectors
creating/managing, 272–273
overview of, 596–600
sender filtering
overview of, 624–625
by sender ID, 625–626
by sender reputation, 626–628
server administrator, 73
Server Configuration work center
CAS properties, 281–283
description of, 212
mailbox and public folder databases, 279–281
overview of, 277
product key, 277
receive connectors, 283–284
server properties, 277–279
server message block (SMB), 683
server roles, 118
Client Access, 49
combining or splitting, 55
deploying CAS, 114–115
deploying Edge Transport server, 111–114
deploying EMS/EMC management tools, 119
deploying Hub Transport, 115–117
deploying Mailbox, 117–118
deploying Unified Messaging, 118
Edge Transport, 50–51
Hub Transport, 49–50
Mailbox, 48–49
overview of, 16–17, 47–48
recommended order of installation, 119–120
selecting during installation, 111
transition strategy and, 156–159
Unified Messaging, 50
servers. See also Exchange servers
connecting users to, 101
contingency preparation for server failure, 524
designing, 97–99
enabling messaging records management on mailbox server, 435–437
fault tolerance, 99
IMAP4, 667
interserver redundancy. See interserver redundancy
intraserver redundancy. See intraserver redundancy
naming conventions, 80–81
offsite replication, 553
onsite replication, 553
POP3, 667
preparing Windows servers for installation of Exchange Server 2007, 120–121
properties, 277–279
redundancy, 497
server-by-server configuration. See Server Configuration work center
storage policies, 99
Service Delivery Location (SDL), 51
service packs, reliability and availability and, 494
services
disabling unnecessary, 674
legacy and third-party services in upgrade installation, 150–151
Set-Mailbox cmdlet, 342–346
Set-MailboxCalendarSettings cmdlet, 351–357
Set-RoutingGroupConnector cmdlet, 147
Set-StorageGroup cmdlet, 179
setup options
command-line installer, 130
Outlook 2007, 560
setup.exe, 560
Set-User cmdlet, 340–341
shared-file systems, 65–66
SharePoint
server portals for attachment storage, 9
synchronization with Outlook 2007, 571–572
simple Exchange organizations, 52–53
Single-copy clusters. See SCCs (Single-copy clusters)
sites, Active Directory
collection of servers in, 590
defining, 91–92
membership in, 44
skins, Outlook 2007, 562
SMB (server message block), 683
SMTP
accepted domains, 316–317
configuring accepted domains, 267–268
Edge Transport server role and, 113–114
message hygiene and, 28
outbound e-mail to external SMTP domains, 272–273
upgrade installation and, 148
software
building reliable platform, 494–495
messaging security and, 675
offsite replication, 553
onsite replication, 553
spam
anti-spam and antivirus functions, 609
anti-spam configuration, 274–275
configuring EdgeTransport server to fight spam, 616–620
Edge Transport services for controlling, 27–28, 113
Spam Confidence Level (SCL), 28, 616
split DNS, 647–648
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
Autodiscover and, 583–585
configuring, 225
Outlook Anywhere and, 647–648
overview of, 685
performance demands of, 167
requesting/installing certificates, 687–691
security and, 685
self-signed certificates, 685–687
staff responsibilities
day-to-day management assignments, 72–73
overview of, 71
planning and design assignments, 71–72
Standard Edition, Exchange 2007, 46–47
standard Exchange organizations, 53–54
statistics, mailbox, 364–366
storage area networks (SANs)
as RAID solution, 499
RPOs and, 520
storage groups
creating new, 175
Exchange installation requirements, 123
improvements to Exchange databases, 59
managing, 175–179, 280
naming, 90
physical memory recommendations and, 38
storage policies, 99
Storage Quotas, mailboxes, 336
streaming backup, 523
stress tests, 97–98
submission queue, Hub Transport server, 62
SummaryCopyStatus property, EMS cmdlet, 194
Suspend-StorageGroupCopy cmdlet, 195
syntax, EMS cmdlets, 234
system, offsite replication, 553
system design, 69–106
Active Directory domain model, 91
Active Directory sites, 91–92
administrative group boundaries, 92–93
alias names, 85–86
connecting users to network, 101
day-to-day management, 72–73
disk space requirements, 94–97
display names, 83–85
guaranteed message delivery, 102
iterative not linear nature of, 71
message integrity, 102
message security, 102
naming components, 88–90
naming mail-enabled groups, 86–88
naming organization, 79
naming recipient mailboxes, 80–83
naming servers, 80–81
needs categories, 73
network configuration, 78–79
optimization, 103
organization geographic profile and, 76
organization network assessment, 77–78
overview of, 69–70
planning and design responsibilities, 71–72
rollout, 103–104
routing group boundaries, 94
server backup, 100–101
server design, 97–99
steps and categories in, 70–71
summary of new features, 104–105
user needs assessment, 73–75
validating and optimizing design, 101–103
versatility, 102–103
system folders, 481
System Monitor. See also monitoring; performance monitoring
Add Counters, 169–170
chart view, 170
overview of, 168
report view, 170–171
system overhead, logging and auditing and, 711
system requirements, Outlook 2007, 559
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