Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Pocket Consultant · Configuration & Clients by Stanek, William R. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Pocket Consultant: Configuration & Clients Dedication Introduction

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1. Exchange Server 2013 administration overview

Getting started with Exchange 2013 and Exchange Online Exchange Server 2013 and your hardware Exchange Server 2013 editions Exchange Server and Windows

Services for Exchange Server Exchange Server authentication and security Exchange Server security groups

Exchange Server and Active Directory

Understanding how Exchange stores information Understanding how Exchange routes messages

Exchange Online and Office 365 Using the graphical administration tools Using Exchange Management Shell

2. Deploying Exchange Server 2013

Exchange Server messaging roles

Understanding Exchange Server messaging roles Deploying Mailbox servers: The essentials Deploying Client Access servers: The essentials Deploying Transport services: The essentials Deploying unified messaging: The essentials

Integrating Exchange server roles with Active Directory

Using Mailbox servers with Active Directory Using Client Access servers with Active Directory Using Unified Messaging with Active Directory Using Edge Transport servers with Active Directory

Integrating Exchange Server 2013 into existing Exchange organizations

Coexistence and Active Directory Configuring Exchange Server 2013 for use with existing Exchange organizations Setting the default Offline Address Book Moving to Exchange Server 2013

Running and modifying Exchange Server 2013 Setup

Installing new Exchange servers Installing Exchange Server Verifying and completing the installation Adding, modifying, or uninstalling server roles

Understanding cumulative updates and service packs

Working with cumulative updates and service packs Applying cumulative updates and service packs Tracking Exchange Server version numbers Using security updates with cumulative updates and service packs

Installing cumulative updates and service packs

Preparing to install a cumulative update or service pack Installing a cumulative update or service pack

3. Exchange administration essentials

Accessing and using Exchange Admin Center

Accessing Exchange Admin Center Authenticating and proxying connections Working with Exchange Server certificates Configuring Exchange Admin Center

Bypassing Exchange Admin Center and troubleshooting

Understanding remote execution in Exchange Admin Center Bypassing Exchange Admin Center and Exchange Management Shell Troubleshooting Outlook Web App, ECP, PowerShell, and More Resolving SSL certificate issues Resolving Outlook Web App, ECP, or other virtual directory issues

Validating Exchange Server licensing Using and managing Exchange services

Working with Exchange services Checking required services Starting, stopping, and pausing Exchange Server services Configuring service startup Configuring service recovery Customizing Remote Management services

4. Using Exchange Management Shell

Using Windows PowerShell

Introducing Windows PowerShell Running and using Windows PowerShell Running and using cmdlets Running and using other commands and utilities

Working with cmdlets

Using Windows PowerShell cmdlets Using cmdlet parameters Understanding cmdlet errors Using cmdlet aliases

Working with Exchange Management Shell

Running and using Exchange Management Shell

Managing the PowerShell application Customizing Exchange Management Shell Performing one-to-many remote management Troubleshooting Exchange Management Shell

Working with Exchange cmdlets Working with object sets and redirecting output

Using a manual remote shell to work with Exchange

Preparing to use the remote shell Connecting manually to Exchange 2013 servers Connecting manually to Exchange Online Managing remote sessions

5. Managing Exchange Server 2013 clients

Configuring mail support for Outlook

Understanding address lists, offline address books, and autodiscover Configuring Outlook for the first time

First-time configuration: Connecting to Exchange Server First-time configuration: Connecting to Internet email servers

Configuring Outlook for Exchange Adding Internet mail accounts to Outlook Repairing and changing Outlook mail accounts

Leaving mail on the server with POP3 Checking private and public folders with IMAP4 and UNIX mail servers Managing the Exchange configuration in Outlook

Managing delivery and processing email messages

Using server mailboxes Using personal folders

Determining the Presence of Personal Folders Creating New or Opening Existing Personal Folders Delivering Mail to Personal Folders

Repairing .pst data files Repairing .ost data files Accessing multiple Exchange mailboxes

Logging on to Exchange as the mailbox owner Delegating mailbox access Opening additional Exchange mailboxes

Granting permission to access folders without delegating access

Using mail profiles to customize the mail environment

Creating, copying, and removing mail profiles Selecting a specific profile to use on startup

6. User and contact administration

Understanding users and contacts Understanding the basics of email routing Understanding on-premises and online recipient management Managing user accounts and mail features

Finding existing mailboxes, contacts, and groups Finding synced, unlicensed, inactive, and blocked users Creating mailbox-enabled and mail-enabled user accounts

Understanding logon names and passwords Creating mail-enabled user accounts Mail-enabling existing user accounts Managing mail-enabled user accounts Creating domain user accounts with mailboxes Creating online user accounts with mailboxes

Adding mailboxes to existing domain user accounts Setting or changing the common name and logon name for domain user accounts Setting or changing contact information for user accounts Changing logon ID or logon domain for online users Changing a user’s Exchange Server alias and display name Adding, changing, and removing email and other addresses Setting a default reply address for a user account Changing a user’s web, wireless service, and protocol options Requiring domain user accounts to change passwords Deleting mailboxes from user accounts Deleting user accounts and their mailboxes

Managing contacts

Creating mail-enabled contacts Setting or changing a contact’s name and alias Setting additional directory information for contacts Changing email addresses associated with contacts Disabling contacts and removing Exchange attributes Deleting contacts

7. Mailbox administration

Creating special-purpose mailboxes

Using room and equipment mailboxes Creating room mailboxes Creating equipment mailboxes Creating linked mailboxes Creating forwarding mailboxes Creating and using archive mailboxes

Creating in-place archives Creating online archives Managing archive settings

Creating arbitration mailboxes Creating Discovery mailboxes Creating shared mailboxes Creating public folder mailboxes

Managing mailboxes: The essentials

Viewing current mailbox size, message count, and last logon Configuring apps for mailboxes Hiding mailboxes from address lists Defining custom mailbox attributes for address lists Restoring on-premises users and mailboxes Restoring online users and mailboxes Repairing mailboxes

Moving mailboxes

Importing and exporting mail data Performing on-premises mailbox moves and migrations Performing on-premises mailbox moves

Moving mailboxes within a single forest Moving mailboxes between forests

Configuring mailbox delivery restrictions, permissions, and storage limits

Setting message size restrictions for contacts Setting message size restrictions on delivery to and from individual mailboxes Setting send and receive restrictions for contacts Setting message send and receive restrictions on individual mailboxes Permitting others to access a mailbox Forwarding email to a new address Setting storage restrictions on mailbox and archives Setting deleted item retention time on individual mailboxes

8. Working with distribution groups and address lists

Using security and distribution groups

Group types, scope, and identifiers When to use security and standard distribution groups When to use dynamic distribution groups

Working with security and standard distribution groups

Group naming policy

Understanding group naming policy Defining group naming policy for your organization Defining blocked words in group naming policy

Creating security and standard distribution groups

Creating a new group Mail-enabling universal security groups

Assigning and removing membership for individual users, groups, and contacts Adding and removing managers Configuring member restrictions and moderation

Working with dynamic distribution groups

Creating dynamic distribution groups Changing query filters and filter conditions Designating an expansion server Modifying dynamic distribution groups using cmdlets Previewing dynamic distribution group membership

Other essential tasks for managing groups

Changing a group’s name information Changing, adding, or deleting a group’s email addresses Hiding groups from Exchange address lists Setting usage restrictions on groups Creating moderated groups Deleting groups

Managing online address lists

Using default address lists Using address book policies Creating and applying new address lists Configuring clients to use address lists Updating address list configuration and membership throughout the domain Previewing and editing address lists Renaming and deleting address lists

Managing offline address books

Creating offline address books Configuring clients to use an offline address book Designating OAB generation servers and schedules Rebuilding the OAB manually Setting the default offline address book Changing offline address book properties Deleting offline address books

9. Implementing Exchange security

Configuring standard permissions for Exchange

Assigning Exchange Server and Exchange Online permissions Understanding the Exchange management groups Assigning management permissions to users and groups Understanding advanced Exchange Server permissions Assigning advanced Exchange Server permissions

Configuring role-based permissions for Exchange

Understanding role-based permissions Creating and managing role groups Viewing, adding, or removing role group members Assigning roles directly or via policy Configuring account management permissions

Performing advanced permissions management

Creating custom roles Creating custom role scopes Creating custom role entries

Using shared and split permissions

Shared permissions Split permissions

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