Exchange Server Training

Exchange Server Training Course Syllabus

An Overview

• what is Exchange Server 2010 /2013?
• what is new in Exchange server 2010 /2013?
• what is missing in Exchange Server 2010 /2013 that was available in prior versions?

Exchange Server 2010 /2013 Editions

• Services of Exchange Server 2010 /2013
• Exchange Server 2010 /2013 and Active directory

Exchange Server 2010 /2013 Architecture

• Architectural goals with Exchange Server2010 /2013
• Exchange Server 2010 /2013 Hardware Requirements
• Exchange Server 2010 /2013 Operating System Requirement
• 64-Bit Support Only
• Graphical Administration Tools
• Command-line Administration Tools
• Database SizeServer Roles and Permissions

Role based Deployment and Server Roles

• Mailbox Server Role
• Client Access Server Roles
• Hub Transport Server Role
• Unified Messaging Server Role
• Edge Transport Server Role
• HA Improvements
• Exchange Server Permissions

Planning and Deploying Exchange Server 2010 /2013

• Planning for Exchange Server 2010 /2013
• Significant Changes in Exchange Server 2010 /2013
• Logical Structure of Active Directory
• Active Directory Requirements
• Preparing the Active Directory Schema
• Preparing the Active Directory
• Understanding the AD Forest

Installing Exchange Server 2010 /2013

• Preparing the Windows Server 2003
• Windows Requirements
• Memory Configuration
• Disk Configuration
• Exchange Prerequisites
• Installing Exchange
• Performing Post-Installation Tasks
• Delegating Permissions

Administering Exchange 2010 /2013 and Installing Anti-virus and Anti-spam

• Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange
• Server Forefront Security
• Securing Communication
• Installing the ForefrontLesson 4.2 Administering Exchange 2010 /2013
• Understanding the New Administrative Architecture
• Installing the Exchange 2010 /2013 Management Tools
• Exploring the Exchange Management Console
• Exchange management Console Customization
• Toolbox Work Center
• Finalize Deployment Tip

Delegating Administrative Permissions

• Delegating Administrative Permissions
• Exchange 2010 /2013 Administrative Roles
• Exchange 2010 /2013 built-in Administrative Groups
• Tuning Your Operating System
• Exchange management Shell Primer
• Command Syntax
• PowerShell vs. Exchange Management Shell
• Object Oriented
• Filtering Output
• Formatting Output
• Getting Help

Exchange Organization, Server and Recipient Management

• Understanding the Active Directory Configuration Partition
• Verifying the Installation of Exchange Server 2010 /2013
• Active Directory Configuration Partition
• Configuring Administrative Permissions
• Adding and Removing Exchange 2010 /2013 Server Roles
• Uninstalling Exchange Server 2010 /2013
• Managing Recipients Using the Exchange 2010 /2013 Management Console
• Managing Recipients
• Managing Mailboxes
• Creating a User Mailbox
• Manipulating Mailboxes in Exchange 2010 /2013
• Moving a Mailbox
• Enabling Unified Messaging for a Mailbox
• Creating a Custom Recipient Management Console

Managing Distribution Groups and Exchange 2010 /2013 Mailbox Server

• Managing Distribution Groups
• Distribution Groups
• Managing Mail Contacts and Mail Users
• Creating a Mail Contact
• Recipient Filtering in Exchange 2010 /2013
• Exchange 2010 /2013 Mailbox Server Role
• Managing the Exchange 2010 /2013 Mailbox Server
• Exchange 2010 /2013 Storage Groups
• Creating a New Storage Group
• Moving a Storage Group
• Managing Exchange 2010 /2013 Mailbox Databases

Exchange 2010 /2013 Public Folder Database

• Configuring a Public Folder
• Using a Public Folder
• Creating a New Public Folder Database
• Administering Public Folder Permissions
• Managing Public Folder Replica Settings
• Mail Enabling a Public Folder

Managing Address Lists and Client Access Server

• Managing Address Lists
• Address Lists
• Managing Global Address Lists
• Creating Global Address Lists
• Applying Global Address Lists to Mail Objects
• Applying Permissions to Global Address Lists
• Managing Address Lists
• Managing Offline Address BooksLesson 9.2 Managing the Exchange 2010 /2013 Client Access Server
• Client Access Server Role
• Managing the Client Access Server
• The Auto Discover Service
• The Availability Service
• SSL Certificate
• Managing Outlook Anywhere
• Installing a Third party SSL Certificate

Managing Folder Content and Messages in Transit

• Understanding the Basics of Messaging records Management
• Messaging Records Management
• User Participation
• Possible Scenarios
• Managing Default Folders
• Creating and Managing Custom Folders
• Managed folder Mailbox Policies
• Assigning Managed Folder mailbox Policies to Users
• Enabling on the Mailbox Server
• Managing Messages in Transit
• New Exchange 2010 /2013 Transport Architecture
• Setting Up Message Classifications 280
• Deploying Message Classifications 282
• Setting Up Transport Rules 283
• Selecting Conditions and Exceptions 284
• Selecting Actions 286
• Creating New Rules with the Exchange management Console

Reliability and Availability

• Reliability and Availability
• Reliability vs. Availability
• Scheduled Maintenance
• Building a Reliable Platform
• Fault Tolerance vs. High Availability
• Outlook Local Cached Mode and Perceived Downtime
• Building Redundancy
• Network Load Balancing
• Supporting Infrastructure Redundancy
• Clustering
• Clustered Continuous Replication Clusters

Securing Logging, Auditing and Monitoring of Exchange 2010 /2013

• Securing Exchange Server 2010 /2013
• Exchange Server Security Basics
• Message Security Types
• Security Configuration Wizard
• Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) with Exchange
• Choosing an Antivirus System
• Blocking File Attachments
• Implementing Multiple Layers of Protection
• Using a Reverse Proxy to protect Web Services
• Logging, Auditing and Monitoring Exchange 2010 /2013
• Exchange Best Practices Analyzer
• Auditing and Logging
• Increasing the size of Event Logs
• Exchange Diagnostics Logging
• Message Tracking
• Protocol and Connectivity Logs
• Monitoring

Exchange Server Training Course Highlights

1) Our Training Center batch sizes are generally very small size 3-5 members OR 1 to 1 also, so students receive direct, hands-on training from us.

2) 100% practical training only. It is not a slide show training program / theory class program. 

3) At the end of this class, definitely you will refer your colleagues / friends / relatives for our training.

4) Conducting regularly online Exchange Server training for US peoples in all time zones (PST,CST,EST,HST,MST)

5) Installation of Softwares in your desktop / laptop will be done.

6) Will be provided self evaluation testing software, exam simulator, dumps & books with this training.

7) Continuous support is provided for any of your on-site problems. Assistance will be provided and you will be recommended to some of IT development firms.

Why Enroll with IICT for Exchange Server Training Course ?

1) Two days free trial - If candidate likes this course, these days are adjusted in his actual schedule.

2) Live Project Exposure of Fortune companies.

3) Training by Subject Matter experts from CMM Level 5 companies

4) Both Online and Classroom Training offered at Exchange Server

5) Our basic course worth more than the advanced course of other institutes/freelancers.

6) Free Interview preparations.

7) 100% free assistance for Exchange Server certifications.

8) Practical and Hands on Training for Exchange Server Course .

9) 100 % guarantee in succeeding the certification at affordable fees.

10) Also provide online training to students of foreign countries.

Exchange Server Trainer Profile

• More than 10+ Years of Experience.
• Trained more than 5000+ students in a year.
• Strong Theoretical & Practical Knowledge.
• Exchange Server Certified Professionals with High Grade.
• Well connected with Hiring HRs in multinational companies.
• Expert level Subject Knowledge and fully up-to-date on real-world industry applications.
• Trainers have Experienced on multiple real-time projects in their Industries.
• Our Trainers are working in multinational companies such as CTS, TCS, HCL Technologies, ZOHO, Birlasoft, IBM, Microsoft, HP, Scope, Philips Technologies etc

Exchange Server Placement Training

• More than 5000+ students Trained
• 2000+ students Placed
• 1100+ Interviews Organaized
• Strong Theoretical & Practical Knowledge
• Exchange Server certified Professionals

Exchange Server Training Batch Size

Regular Batch ( Morning, Day time & Evening)

Seats Available : 6 (maximum)

Weekend Training Batch( Saturday, Sunday & Holidays)

Seats Available : 8 (maximum)

Fast Track batch

Seats Available : 7 (maximum)

Exchange Server Training Duration

Regular Classes( Morning, Day time & Evening)

Duration : 6 weeks

Weekend Training Classes( Saturday, Sunday & Holidays)

Duration : 8 Weeks

Fast Track Training Program( 3+ hours classes daily)

Duration : within 4 weeks