Exchange 2000 Server Administration

Name: Exchange 2000 Server Administration
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ISBN: 9780072131192

ISBN-10: 0072131195

ISBN-13: 9780072131192

Edition: 2001

Authors: Bill English

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List price: $39.99
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Publication date: 2/21/2001
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 473
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.00" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 2.2
Language: English

Bill English, MCTS, MCT, CTT+, GSEC certified, is a Microsoft® MVP for SharePoint® Server. He runs a leading training and consulting company, has written 10+ books, and speaks at the Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Conference, Comdex, and other events.

Acknowledgments	p. xvii
Introduction	p. xix
Migration and Coexistence
Upgrading to Exchange 2000 Server	p. 3
Planning Your Exchange 2000 Migration	p. 5
Reliance on Windows 2000	p. 6
Extending the Schema	p. 7
Deployment Options	p. 8
Exchange 5.x Sites Versus Administrative and Routing Groups	p. 8
Mixed Mode Versus Native Mode	p. 9
Planning for Groups in Exchange 2000 Server	p. 9
Deployment Components	p. 10
Merging Legacy Directories with Exchange 2000	p. 12
Migrating to Exchange 2000 Server	p. 14
Installing the ADC Service	p. 15
Running/ForestPrep	p. 21
Upgrading an Exchange 5.5 Server on a Windows 2000 Member Server	p. 38
Upgrading the Remaining Exchange 5.5 Servers	p. 39
Migration and Deployment Considerations	p. 40
Upgrading in Other Scenarios	p. 40
Summary	p. 43
Coexistence with Exchange 5.5 Server	p. 45
Directory Coexistence with Exchange 5.5 Server	p. 46
Site Replication Service (SRS)	p. 47
Active Directory Connector Service	p. 57
Public Folder Coexistence	p. 78
Summary	p. 79
Exchange 2000 Server Integration with Windows 2000 Server	p. 81
Directory Integration with Windows 2000 Server	p. 82
Active Directory Naming Contexts and Exchange 2000	p. 87
Integration with DNS	p. 94
GC Services and Exchange 2000 Server	p. 100
Windows 2000 Security and Exchange 2000 Server	p. 101
Windows 2000 Administration and Exchange 2000	p. 101
Active Directory Connector (ADC) and Exchange 2000 Server	p. 102
Summary	p. 103
Administration Deployment
Installing Exchange 2000 Server	p. 107
Requirements to Install Exchange 2000 Server	p. 108
Installing Exchange 2000 Server	p. 110
Performing a New Installation of Exchange 2000 Server	p. 110
Performing a Silent Installation	p. 116
Summary	p. 121
Creating and Managing Recipients	p. 123
Creating and Managing Recipients	p. 124
Creating a New User Account	p. 124
Configuring Mail-Enabled User Accounts	p. 128
Creating and Configuring Contacts	p. 139
Creating and Configuring Distribution Groups	p. 141
Creating and Configuring Mail-Enabled Public Folders	p. 144
Managing Address Lists	p. 144
Offline Address Lists	p. 147
Summary	p. 147
Creating and Managing Public Folders	p. 149
Public Folder Introduction	p. 150
Public Folder Referrals	p. 151
Internet Publishing	p. 151
Full-Text Indexing	p. 152
Public Folder Hierarchy	p. 152
Public Folder Strategies	p. 152
Creating Public Folders and Public Folder Trees	p. 153
Deleting Public Folder and Public Folder Trees	p. 157
Administering Public Folders	p. 157
Public Folder Replication	p. 157
Propagating Public Folder Settings	p. 162
Moving Public Folders	p. 162
Managing the Organizational Forms Library	p. 162
Setting Public Folder Limits	p. 162
Recovering Deleted Items from a Public Folder	p. 164
Accessing Public Folders	p. 164
Moving a Public Folder Tree	p. 173
Troubleshooting Public Folders	p. 173
No Replication Between Organizations	p. 173
Cannot Publish Forms in Organizational Forms Library	p. 173
Mixed Mode AD Users Denied Access to Public Folders	p. 173
Profile Error When Accessing a Public Folder's Properties	p. 174
Summary	p. 174
Administering Storage Groups	p. 175
Benefits of Using Storage Groups	p. 176
Hosting More Users	p. 177
Quickening Recovery Time	p. 177
Minimizing Effected Users	p. 177
Planning for Multiple Storage Groups	p. 178
Required Restore Time	p. 178
Defragmentation Considerations	p. 179
Amount of Information to Be Managed	p. 180
Creating and Administering Storage Groups	p. 180
Moving File Locations for a Storage Group	p. 182
Enabling and Disabling Circular Logging	p. 182
Renaming Storage Groups	p. 182
Deleting Storage Groups	p. 183
Creating and Administering Stores	p. 183
Administering Mailbox Stores	p. 184
Recovering Deleted Items	p. 187
Recovering Deleted Mailboxes	p. 188
Deleting a User's Mailbox Permanently	p. 190
Reading Mailbox Summaries	p. 190
Creating Public Folder Stores	p. 191
Summary	p. 191
Managing Administration and Routing Groups	p. 193
A Brief Look Back: Exchange 5.x Sites	p. 194
Administration Within Exchange 5.x Sites	p. 194
Routing Using Exchange 5.x Sites	p. 194
Exchange 5.x Sites: The Problem	p. 195
Administrative Groups	p. 195
Routing Groups	p. 195
Administrative Models	p. 196
Creating and Managing a Single Administrative Group	p. 201
Creating and Managing Multiple Administrative Groups	p. 203
Delegating Control Within Administrative Groups	p. 205
Creating and Managing Exchange 2000 Policies	p. 206
System Policies	p. 207
Summary	p. 215
Administering Routing Group Connectors	p. 217
RGCs	p. 218
Creating and Configuring an RGC	p. 218
SMTP Connectors	p. 225
Creating and Configuring an SMTP Connector	p. 226
X.400 Connectors	p. 233
X.400 Addressing Basics	p. 233
Service Transport Stacks	p. 234
Creating and Configuring X.400 Connectors	p. 235
Summary	p. 240
Exchange 2000 Server Architecture
Exchange 2000 Storage Architecture	p. 243
Exchange 2000 Architecture	p. 244
The Store Process	p. 245
The inetinfo.exe Process	p. 245
Storage Technologies in Exchange 2000 Server	p. 246
Multiple-Database Support	p. 247
Moving Stores and Transaction Logs	p. 247
Planning for Multiple Stores	p. 248
Storage Groups	p. 248
ESE Databases and Transaction Logs	p. 250
ESE Databases	p. 250
Transaction Logs	p. 254
ESE and Memory Management	p. 258
Circular Logging	p. 258
Data Reliability: -1018 errors	p. 259
ExIFS	p. 261
Indexing Services	p. 270
FE/BE Architecture	p. 274
HTTP and OWA	p. 275
POP3 and IMAP4 Protocols	p. 276
Deployment Considerations	p. 276
Setting Up Different Scenarios	p. 277
Summary	p. 279
Exchange 2000 Server Routing Architecture	p. 281
Routing Groups: A Primer	p. 282
Message Routing in a Pure Exchange 2000 Environment	p. 282
Messages Sent Within the Same Server	p. 283
Messages Sent Within the Same Routing Group	p. 284
Messages Sent to Another Routing Group	p. 285
Messages Sent to a Foreign E-mail System	p. 288
Message Routing in a Mixed Exchange 2000/5.x Environment	p. 288
Sites Versus Routing Groups	p. 290
How Does Exchange 2000 Interact with Exchange 5.x?	p. 290
Messages Routed from Exchange 2000 to Exchange 5.x	p. 290
Messages Routed from Exchange 5.x to Exchange 2000	p. 290
Link State Information	p. 291
Exchange 5.x and the GWART	p. 292
Exchange 2000 and Link State Information	p. 292
Summary	p. 294
Advanced Administration
Configuring Security for Exchange 2000 Server	p. 297
Message Security Basics	p. 298
Message Encryption	p. 298
Digital Signatures	p. 299
Windows 2000 Certificate Services and the Key Management Server	p. 300
Certificate Services	p. 300
Key Management Server	p. 301
Installing Windows 2000 Certificate Services	p. 301
Postinstallation Tasks	p. 306
Installing Key Management Services	p. 306
Managing KMS	p. 311
Managing KMS Administrators	p. 311
Changing a KMS Administrator's Password	p. 312
Requiring Multiple KMS Administrators	p. 312
Changing the KMS Startup Password	p. 314
KMS User Enrollment	p. 314
Enrolling Users	p. 315
Finishing the Enrollment	p. 317
Recovering Keys	p. 319
Summary	p. 320
Monitoring Exchange 2000 Server	p. 321
Using Exchange 2000 Monitors	p. 322
Monitoring States	p. 322
Server Monitors	p. 322
Connection Status	p. 329
Notifications	p. 330
Using the Message Tracking Center	p. 337
Summary	p. 345
Backup and Recovery	p. 347
Transaction Logs in Backup and Recovery	p. 348
Backup of Exchange 2000 Server	p. 350
Performing Exchange Backups with NTBackup	p. 353
Performing Exchange Restores with NTBackup	p. 356
Advanced Backup Techniques and Considerations	p. 362
Restoring to an Alternate Server	p. 362
Mailbox Reconnect and Restoring a Single Mailbox	p. 363
Planning a Backup Strategy	p. 364
Physical Corruption of the Database	p. 366
Resolving Physical Corruption Errors	p. 368
Troubleshooting Database Recovery	p. 368
Preventing Restore Errors	p. 371
Database Restart Errors	p. 372
Eseutil	p. 373
Summary	p. 377
Performance Tuning Exchange 2000 Server	p. 379
Performance Monitoring Basics	p. 380
Monitoring Resources	p. 381
Performance Monitoring Concepts	p. 381
Using System Monitor	p. 383
Monitoring the Four Main Resources in Windows 2000	p. 386
Setting the Foundation: Create a Baseline	p. 386
Monitoring Memory	p. 387
Monitoring the Disk Subsystem	p. 391
Monitoring the Network Subsystem	p. 392
Monitoring Exchange 2000 with System Monitor	p. 394
Mailbox Store Counters	p. 395
Public Folder Store Counters	p. 397
Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) Counters	p. 399
OWA Counters	p. 400
Summary	p. 400
Client Administration
Installing and Administering Outlook 2000	p. 403
Microsoft Outlook 2000	p. 404
Microsoft Outlook Express	p. 406
Outlook Web Access	p. 407
Exchange Client	p. 408
Schedule+	p. 408
Other Clients	p. 408
UNIX Clients	p. 408
Macintosh Clients	p. 409
Configuring Outlook 2000	p. 409
Recovering Deleted Items	p. 418
Rules Wizard	p. 419
Summary	p. 425
Supporting Instant Messaging	p. 427
Introduction to IM	p. 428
IM Architecture	p. 429
Installing IM	p. 431
Configuring IM	p. 433
Creating New IM Virtual Servers	p. 433
Enabling IM for User Accounts	p. 436
Configuring DNS for the RVP	p. 437
Working with Firewalls	p. 439
Working with the IM Client	p. 439
Managing IM Services from the Server	p. 444
Disabling IM for an Individual Account	p. 444
Finding an IM User on Your Network	p. 445
Ensuring a User's Privacy	p. 446
Managing IM Servers	p. 448
Removing an IM Server	p. 448
Taking an IM Server Offline Temporarily	p. 449
Moving IM Databases	p. 449
Troubleshooting IM	p. 450
Summary	p. 451
Index	p. 453
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