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| List of Figures | |
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| Foreword | |
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| Preface | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Servers, Sites, and Organizations | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Exchange Server Model | |
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| The Exchange Site Concept | |
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| The Exchange Organization | |
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| Exchange Site Design | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Making Design Decisions | |
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| Connecting Exchange Sites Together | |
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| Message Routing and the Message Transfer Agent | |
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| Introduction | |
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| MTA Responsibilities | |
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| Message Transfer on the Same Server | |
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| Message Transfer to Another Server in the Same Site | |
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| Message Transfer to Another Site | |
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| The Gateway Routing Table (GWART) | |
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| Message Routing | |
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| Building Resilient Exchange Networks | |
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| Connector Scope | |
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| MTA Configuration | |
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| The MTA Database | |
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| MTA Check Utility | |
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| MTA Queues | |
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| MTA Connection Tuning | |
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| Advanced MTA Troubleshooting | |
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| X.400 Messaging: The Basics | |
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| Introduction | |
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| X.400--A Quick History | |
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| X.400 Messaging Systems | |
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| X.400 Protocols | |
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| X.400 Originator/Recipient Addresses | |
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| Understanding the Exchange X.400 Connector | |
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| Introduction | |
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| X.400 Needs a Transport | |
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| Using the X.400 Connector | |
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| Using a Flat Address Space | |
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| Understanding SMTP and DNS | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Where Does SMTP Come From? | |
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| SMTP Networks: Components and Topology | |
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| MIME--Bringing SMTP Mail Up-to-Date | |
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| SMTP Made Simple! | |
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| SMTP Host Name Resolution | |
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| Mail Exchanger Records | |
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| Mail Hosting | |
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| Understanding the Exchange Internet Mail Service | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Basic Operation | |
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| Configuring the Internet Mail Service | |
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| Using the IMS Connector | |
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| Connecting Exchange to Corporate Backbones | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Connecting to X.400 Backbones | |
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| Connecting to SMTP Backbones | |
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| Moving Users between Servers | |
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| Delivery Notifications | |
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| Read Notifications | |
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| Time Synchronization | |
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| Virus Checking | |
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| Synchronizing with the Exchange Directory | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Synchronization Models | |
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| Accessing the Directory with the Administrator Program | |
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| Using a Scripting Language | |
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| Modifying Existing Directory Entries | |
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| Using LDAP to Access the Exchange Directory | |
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| Building a Synchronization Infrastructure | |
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| Driving the Synchronization Process | |
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| X.400 Recommendations Currently in Force | |
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| IANA Registered MIME Types | |
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| X.400 Content Definitions | |
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| Sample Script to Generate Unique SMTP Addresses | |
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| Sample Script to Generate PMDF Database Files | |
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| Script to Update MS Mail Custom Recipients | |
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| Script to Transfer Directory Changes with Locking | |
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| Index | |