Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Administrators Pocket Consultant

Chapter 1: A Brief History of Exchange

Table 1.1: Exchange and Windows Support Matrix

Chapter 2: Exchange and the Active Directory

Table 2.1: User Table in Active Directory (1)

Table 2.2: User Table in Active Directory (2)

Table 2.3: User Table in Active Directory (3)

Table 2.4: User Table in Active Directory (4)

Table 2.5: Characteristics of Active Directory Replication

Table 2.6: Synchronization between Exchange and the Active Directory

Table 2.7: Registry Values that Affect DSAccess

Table 2.8: Registry Values to Allocate a Specific GC and DC for DSAccess

Table 2.9: DNS SRV Records Published by Windows Controllers

Table 2.10: Registry Values to Allow Schema Changes

Table 2.11: Costs to Exchange Data between Multiple Forests

Chapter 3: Exchange Basics

Table 3.1: Exchange Access Control Models

Table 3.2: Permissions Required for Various Tasks

Table 3.3: Exchange Administrative Permissions

Chapter 4: Outlook—The Client

Table 4.1: Outlook Registry Settings

Table 4.2: Performance Counters Updated by Outlook 2003

Table 4.3: Outlook Network Activity Connected to Exchange 2000 or 2003

Table 4.4: MAPI RPC Compression Parameters

Table 4.5: Outlook 2003 Features Against Different Versions of Exchange

Table 4.6: MAPI Client Versions

Table 4.7: Values Required for Blocking Access to Exchange 2000/2003

Table 4.8: OAB Data Files

Table 4.9: Registry Values to Control PST and OST File Sizes

Table 4.10: Pros and Cons of Using PSTs

Table 4.11: Differences between PSTs and OSTs

Table 4.12: Registry Values to Stop Outlook from Synchronizing Object Properties

Table 4.13: Command-Line Switches

Chapter 5: Outlook Web Access

Table 5.1: Registry Values to Control OWA Spell Checking

Table 5.2: Options to Control How OWA Processes External Content

Table 5.3: Configuring Attachment Blocking for OWA

Table 5.4: URL Suffixes

Table 5.5: OWA Components and Directories

Table 5.6: OWA Segmentation Bit Values

Chapter 6: Internet and Other Clients

Table 6.1: Supported Models for Initial Release of OMA

Chapter 7: The Store

Table 7.1: Sample Contents of the Folders Table

Table 7.2: Contents of a Message/Folder Table

Table 7.3: Contents of the Message Table

Table 7.4: Registry Values to Control Search Folders

Table 7.5: Differences between the EDB and Streaming File

Table 7.6: Naming Convention for Storage Groups

Table 7.7: Exchange Database Errors

Table 7.8: Exchange Database Utilities

Chapter 8: Performance and Clusters

Table 8.1: The Evolution of Exchange Server Configurations

Table 8.2: Performance Counters to Monitor Virtual Memory

Table 8.3: Pros and Cons of Exchange Clusters

Chapter 9: Getting the Mail through—Routing and Message Delivery

Table 9.1: DSN Error Codes

Table 9.2: Important Settings for an SMTP Virtual Server

Table 9.3: Difference in MTA Roles between Exchange 5.5 and Exchange 2000/2003

Table 9.4: Exchange 2003 Queues

Table 9.5: Example Link State Table

Table 9.6: Registry Values to Implement SMTP-Based Connector Restrictions

Table 9.7: Registry Settings for SMTP Archive Sink

Table 9.8: Antispam Add-On Products for Exchange

Chapter 10: Managing Exchange: Users

Table 10.1: Additional Columns Available to ESM 2003

Table 10.2: Exchange MMC Snap-Ins

Table 10.3: Mailbox Quota Allocation by User Type

Table 10.4: Estimating the Size of the Deleted Items Cache

Table 10.5: Details of an Antivirus Protection Policy

Table 10.6: Standard Folder Names and Identifiers

Table 10.7: Major Antivirus Products for Exchange

Chapter 11: Managing Exchange: Servers

Table 11.1: Replacement Strings for SMTP Address Generation

Table 11.2: AD Attributes Maintained by the RUS

Table 11.3: Third-Party Backup Utilities

Table 11.4: Task List for Mailbox Recovery

Table 11.5: Locations of Production and RSG Files

Table 11.6: Database Locations during RSG Operations

Table 11.7: ExchDump Command-Line Switches

Table 11.8: Time Taken to Run ExchDump

Table 11.9: Monitoring Conditions