24 Hours Of Exchange Server 2007 (Part 7 Of 24)

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What We Will CoverWhat We Will Cover

• Configuring Mailbox server roles and featuresConfiguring Mailbox server roles and features

• Databases and storage groupsDatabases and storage groups

• Public folders and replicationPublic folders and replication

AgendaAgenda

• ReviewReview

• Implementing the Mailbox ServerImplementing the Mailbox Server

• Public Folder OverviewPublic Folder Overview

• Configure and Manage Public FoldersConfigure and Manage Public Folders

Review: Managing Exchange Review: Managing Exchange Server 2007Server 2007

1.1. OneOne

2.2. TwoTwo

3.3. ThreeThree

4.4. Four or moreFour or more

The console tree in Exchange Server 2003contained six or more levels. How many levelsbeyond the root are available in Exchange Server2007?


1.1. Organization configuration child nodesOrganization configuration child nodes

2.2. Server configuration child nodesServer configuration child nodes

3.3. Recipient configuration child nodesRecipient configuration child nodes

4.4. All of the aboveAll of the above

The Exchange Management Console work panewill only display when selecting which of thefollowing objects in the console tree?


1.1. Active Directory users and computersActive Directory users and computers

2.2. Organization configuration | MailboxOrganization configuration | Mailbox

3.3. Server configuration | MailboxServer configuration | Mailbox

4.4. Recipient configuration | MailboxRecipient configuration | Mailbox

Where are user mailbox settings configured inExchange Server 2007?

Review: Delegating Review: Delegating Administrative PermissionsAdministrative Permissions

1.1. Exchange organization administratorExchange organization administrator

2.2. Exchange recipient administratorExchange recipient administrator

3.3. Exchange full administratorExchange full administrator

4.4. Exchange view-only administratorExchange view-only administrator

Which of the following is not an Exchange Server 2007 administrative role?


1.1. Exchange administrator rolesExchange administrator roles

2.2. Split permissions modelSplit permissions model

3.3. Recipient dataRecipient data

4.4. Server dataServer data

What allows you to configure specificpermissions in Active Directory for variousadministrative roles in your organization?


1.1. Global dataGlobal data

2.2. Recipient dataRecipient data

3.3. Exchange server dataExchange server data

4.4. All of the aboveAll of the above

What types of Exchange Server data can bemanage by the four predefined ExchangeServer 2007 administrative roles?

AgendaAgenda

• ReviewReview




Configuring Mailbox Server Configuring Mailbox Server RolesRoles

Edge Transport server role

Mailbox server role

Unified Messaging server role

Client Access server role

Hub Transport server role

Storage groups are containers for Exchange Server databases Storage groups are containers for Exchange Server databases Managing DatabasesManaging DatabasesManaging Storage GroupsManaging Storage Groups

Database and Storage GroupsDatabase and Storage Groups

Configuring Storage Group Configuring Storage Group OptionsOptions

Create and configure a storage groupCreate and configure a storage group Create and mount a new databaseCreate and mount a new database Move and delete a storage groupMove and delete a storage group

demonstrationdemonstration

Review: Implementing the Review: Implementing the Mailbox ServerMailbox Server

1.1. Mailbox server roleMailbox server role

2.2. Client Access server roleClient Access server role

3.3. Edge Transport server roleEdge Transport server role

4.4. Unified Messaging server roleUnified Messaging server role

Q1: Which server role must be installed on its own computer, without any other ExchangeServer role?




3.3. Hub Transport server roleHub Transport server role


Q2: Which server role is optional, and may be left out of an Exchange Server 2007deployment if desired?




3.3. Edge Transport server roleEdge Transport server role


Q3: Microsoft® Office Outlook® 2007 clientsinside your firewall typically access whichServer to send and receive email?

AgendaAgenda

• ReviewReview




New Exchange Server Database New Exchange Server Database FunctionalityFunctionality

Volume Shadow Copy ServiceVolume Shadow Copy Service

Public Folders Not Used for System DataPublic Folders Not Used for System Data

Added Customization OpportunitiesAdded Customization Opportunities

Database Architecture ChangesDatabase Architecture Changes

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Public Folders in Exchange Public Folders in Exchange Server 2007Server 2007

Public Folder Replication Public Folder Replication

Review: Public Folder OverviewReview: Public Folder Overview

1.1. Offline address book distributionOffline address book distribution

2.2. Free/busy lookupsFree/busy lookups

3.3. RSS feedsRSS feeds

4.4. Outlook 2007 security settingsOutlook 2007 security settings

Q1: Which of these built-in Outlook 2007applications can not use public folders?


1.1. Mailbox serverMailbox server

2.2. Edge Transport server Edge Transport server

3.3. Hub Transport server Hub Transport server

4.4. Unified Messaging server Unified Messaging server

Q2: Which server role hosts public folders in Exchange Server 2007?


1.1. Upgrade to Outlook 2007Upgrade to Outlook 2007

2.2. Migrate public folders to form librariesMigrate public folders to form libraries

3.3. Share data with SharePoint ServicesShare data with SharePoint Services

4.4. Develop new applications with the Develop new applications with the MicrosoftMicrosoft®® .NET Framework .NET Framework

Q3: As public folders become de-emphasized by Microsoft, which is not a recommended strategy to manage this change?

AgendaAgenda

• ReviewReview




Managing a Public Folder Managing a Public Folder Database Database

New-PublicFolderDatabaseNew-PublicFolderDatabase

Set-PublicFolderDatabaseSet-PublicFolderDatabase

Remove-PublicFolderDatabaseRemove-PublicFolderDatabase

Get-PublicFolderDatabaseGet-PublicFolderDatabase

Exchange Management Shell

Exchange Management Console

Manage Public Folders with Manage Public Folders with Cmdlets Cmdlets

new-publicfolderRemove-PublicFolderSet-PublicFolder

•Quotas•Age Limits•Replicas

Get-PublicFolderUpdate-PublicFolder

Public Folders Management Public Folders Management ScriptsScripts

AddUsersToPFRecursive.ps1AddUsersToPFRecursive.ps1ReplaceUserWithUserOnPFRecursive.ps1ReplaceUserWithUserOnPFRecursive.ps1

ReplaceUserPermissionOnPFRecursive.ps1ReplaceUserPermissionOnPFRecursive.ps1RemoveReplicaFromPFRecursive.ps1RemoveReplicaFromPFRecursive.ps1

User Management ScriptsUser Management Scripts

Server Management ScriptsServer Management Scripts

AddReplicaToPFRecursive.ps1AddReplicaToPFRecursive.ps1RemoveReplicaFromPFRecursive.ps1RemoveReplicaFromPFRecursive.ps1

MoveAllReplicas.ps1MoveAllReplicas.ps1ReplaceReplicaOnPFRecursive.ps1ReplaceReplicaOnPFRecursive.ps1

Managing Public Folders

Create a new public folder database Create a new public folder database Create and configure public foldersCreate and configure public folders Delete public folders and databasesDelete public folders and databases

demonstrationdemonstration

Review: Configure and Manage Review: Configure and Manage Public FoldersPublic Folders

1.1. New-PublicFolderDatabaseNew-PublicFolderDatabase

2.2. Set-PublicFolderSet-PublicFolder

3.3. Get-PublicFolderGet-PublicFolder

4.4. None of the aboveNone of the above

Q1: Which of following cmdlets can be invoked bythe Exchange Management Console?


1.1. New-PublicFolderNew-PublicFolder

2.2. Set-PublicFolderSet-PublicFolder

3.3. Get-PublicFolderGet-PublicFolder

4.4. Update-PublicFolderUpdate-PublicFolder

Q2: Which cmdlet is used to manage public folder replicas?


1.1. *.vbs*.vbs

2.2. *.ps1*.ps1

3.3. *.msh*.msh

4.4. None of the aboveNone of the above

Q3: Which of the following script types can you run by default from the Exchange Management Shell?

Session SummarySession Summary

• Databases and storage group conceptsDatabases and storage group concepts

• Public folder overview and replicationPublic folder overview and replication

• Folder and group Exchange Management Folder and group Exchange Management Shell CmdletsShell Cmdlets

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