Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016/2019

Design and Deploy an Exchange Infrastructure, recipients, security, migration mailbox databases and mobility !

What you'll learn

Planning and configuring Active Directory (AD)
Creating and configuring mailboxes
Delegating mailboxes
Mailbox and mailbox folder permissions
Mail-enabled users
Send as versus Send on Behalf
Using public folders
Managing public folder permissions
RBAC versus AD split permissions
Configuring user assignment policies
Protecting Exchange content
Message signing and encryption
Troubleshooting IRM failure
Planning and managing database storage
Setting database requirements
Storage architecture
Virtualization scenarios
Creating and managing mailbox databases
Failure domains and SLA requirements
Proper placement of a file share witness
Site resilient DAG
Troubleshooting database replication, performance, and database failure
Planning for SLA recovery requirements
Skills covered in this course
Planning namespaces
Managing proxies and redirection
Configuring client access
Working with online servers
Managing address lists and offline address books
Allowing, blocking, and quarantining access
Load balancing namespaces
Troubleshooting POP/IMAP connectivity
Troubleshooting Outlook Anywhere
Resilient namespaces and URLs
Configuring certificates for failover
Planning and configuring transport and routing
Understanding Safety Net
Sending and receiving connectors
Creating partner connectors
High availability and site resilience
Troubleshooting transport services
Message security
Filtering connections and recipients
Spam confidence level thresholds
Antivirus solutions
Data loss prevention (DLP) solutions
DLP solutions for business requirements
Archiving and message records management
Planning and configuring retention policies
Assigning retention policies to users
RBAC roles for eDiscovery
Compliance solutions
How to use MailTips
Mailbox and administrative auditing
Preparing for hybrid configuration
Deploying a hybrid configuration
Troubleshooting Exchange Online
Troubleshooting Office 365 clients
Configuring the gateway
Managing sharing policies
Troubleshooting cross-forest availability
Troubleshooting mail flow
Migrating from earlier versions

Requirements

Basic understanding of Microsoft Active Directory
If you would like to follow along a lab environment would help, but not required.

Description

Deploying and Designing Infrastructure, Recipients, and Security

Bolster your understanding of the infrastructure, recipients, and security features in Exchange Server 2016 / 2019 to help ensure that your Exchange installation goes to plan. This course maps to the Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 (70-345) exam, specifically the following domain: Plan, deploy, and manage an Exchange infrastructure, recipients, and security. In this course, Scott Burrell helps you get a clear understanding of key features, to prepare you to create your own Exchange organization. Scott covers how to plan and configure Active Directory, create mailboxes, and configure security features that can help you keep your Exchange content safe.


Mailbox Databases

Get a clear understanding of mailbox databases in Microsoft Exchange Server 2016. This course maps to the first domain of Exam 70-345, Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016—Plan, deploy, manage, and troubleshoot mailbox databases. Learn about the administration of mailbox databases in Exchange Server 2016. Scott Burrell covers high availability mailbox databases, failure domains, SLA requirements, monitoring, and troubleshooting database replication. Plus, he walks through backup and recovery solutions, such as recovering public folders from a database backup.


Client Access Services

Find out how to configure client access, set up namespaces, manage mobility solutions, improve load balancing, troubleshoot connectivity, and make sites resilient. Scott Burrell shows how to set up and administer primary client access services in this course. He explains and demonstrates the step involved in planning namespaces, redirecting access, authenticating users, working with offline address books, managing certificates, and more.


Transport Services

Business professionals send billions of emails every day. In this course, explore transport services in Microsoft Exchange Server 2016, and learn skills and techniques that can help you ensure that your organization's emails are delivered properly. This course maps to the third domain of Exam 70-345, Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016—Plan, deploy, manage, and troubleshoot transport services. Scott Burrell walks through how to plan and configure transport and routing, goes into the role of an Edge Transport server in an Exchange organization, and discusses high availability and site resiliency. Plus, he covers message security, discussing antispam solutions, filtering, and more.


Compliance, Archiving, eDiscovery, and Auditing

Although much of modern business communication is conducted through email, many professionals are still unsure about how to properly secure these critical messages. In this course, learn how to work with features that can help maintain the security of your organization's emails. This course maps to the fifth domain of Exam 70-345, Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016—Plan, deploy, and manage compliance, archiving, eDiscovery, and auditing. Join Scott Burrell as he covers data loss prevention solutions, planning and configuring retention policies, and how to search mailboxes in the situation of legal discovery. Plus, he goes into other features—such as MailTips and transport rules—that can help users make more informed choices as they write emails.


Hybrid Scenarios, Migration, and Federation

Enhance your understanding of the coexistence features of Microsoft Exchange Server 2016/2019. This course maps to the sixth domain of Exam 70-345, Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016—implement and manage coexistence, hybrid scenarios, migration, and federation. Scott Burrell covers Office 365 hybrid configuration, Exchange federation, and coexistence with earlier versions of Exchange. Plus, he discusses the paths to migrate supported versions of Exchange to Exchange 2016, how mailboxes and legacy public folders are migrated, and more.


Exercise Files

Section 1: Deploying and Designing Infrastructure, Recipients, and Security

Exercise Files added to session 6 with name "Configure AD site topology"


Section 4: Mailbox Databases

Exercise Files added to session 1 with name "Welcome"


Who this course is for:

Microsoft System Administrator
Microsoft Exchange Administrators
Experience working with Windows PowerShell