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MCITP Exchange Server 2007 Boot Camp

Overview

In this challenging IT world certification stands out. It gets your foot in door which provides you the chance to move forward in the hiring line. With the MCITP Exchange Server 2007 – Configuration boot camp it prepares you for the 70-236\70-237\70-238 exams. When you become certified you are:

· Stand out with proof of your specific, real-world technology skills

· Are productive and help increase customer satisfaction, reduce network downtime, and push service to a higher level

· Achieve success with each Microsoft certification it increases your professional recognition

The MCITP Microsoft Exchange Server 2007- Configuration certification highlights your area of expertise in managing and maintaining a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 enterprise messaging environment. The candidate will have displayed their experience installing, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting Exchange Server 2007 and managing messaging security and recovering messaging servers and databases.

Here are some of the things that you will learn in this boot camp.

· Be able to describe how Active Directory and Exchange Server 2007 work together

· Install Exchange Server 2007

· Configure Mailbox server roles

· Manage recipient objects

· Manage email and address lists

· Manage client access

· Manage Messaging Transport

· Manage availability, backup and recovery

· Maintain the messaging system

· Manage anti-spam and anti-virus features

· Configure Edge Transport servers

· Implement messaging policies

· Recover Messaging Databases

· Prepare for and recover from Mailbox server failures

· Prepare for and recover from non-Mailbox server failures

· Work with the Windows PowerShell to do administration tasks

· Work with the Exchange management Shell to automate daily tasks

· Learn how to pass the 70-236\70-237\70-238 Exams

· MCITP Certification

What do the students get?

All VHD’s for the class
Test Prep Materials
Test Voucher
Snacks Provided (In house courses only)

Lunch Provided - Onsite Courses Only

Enjoy the cuisine of Palm Coast. Choices will include Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Mediterranean and your usual American recipes.

Audience

IT Professionals, IT generalists, and help desk professionals who want to learn about Exchange Server 2007 are the audience for this course. IT Professionals, IT generalists and help desk professionals should have at least 3 years experience working in the IT field—typically in the areas of network administration, help desk, or system administration. No experience with Exchange Server is necessary. You will learn everything that you need to successfully administer and troubleshoot an Exchange Server 2007 messaging environment.

Testimonials

"Certainly this was an experience , I was very impressed with the skill and knowledge of the instructor and the way in which the Exchange 2007 course was presented. The pace was intense but the results were definitely worth the effort. I have been home less than
a week and have our new exchange 2007 server up and running both sending and receiving mail."

Mark Jones, CMC Microsystems, Canada

Prerequisites

· Working knowledge of malware. Examples include approaches to scanning for viruses (client-based, SMTP-based, and Exchange-based); methods that worms use to propagate; and basic concepts of spam, phishing schemes, and unwelcome message content.

· Working knowledge of how PKI is managed in the directory.

· Working knowledge of Windows Server 2003 operating system. For example, how storage is configured, basic backup and restores techniques, and what a client/server application interaction means.

· Working knowledge of network technologies. For example, what TCP/IP and DNS do and how to use them, basic routing concepts (WAN vs. LAN, router vs. switch vs. hub).

· Working knowledge of Active Directory directory service. Examples include how user objects are managed, what is stored in Active Directory partitions, basic architectures (domain, forest, sites, etc.), and how domain controllers are managed. Additionally, site and site connector configuration, schema and configuration partitions, and Global Catalogs.

· Working knowledge of Exchange Server 2007. For example, what the different server roles are, how the different server roles interact, what protocols the server roles use to communicate, what roles the clients connect to, and how to configure messaging recipients and Exchange Server 2007 computers.

· Conceptual understanding of firewalls. For example, how SMTP messages are allowed through a firewall.

· Conceptual understanding of e-mail technologies. For example, that SMTP is a protocol used for e-mail, and the differences between transport protocols and client access protocols (POP, IMAP, SMTP).

· Experience using these tools and applications:

· NT Backup

· NSLookup

· Microsoft Windows Explorer

· Microsoft Management Console (MMC)

· Active Directory Users and Computers

· Active Directory Sites and Services

· Internet Information Services (IIS) Admin

· Microsoft Office Outlook

Course Length

5 Days (9AM-6PM) - 40 Hours
M,W,F 6-10PM Sat 9AM-6PM (Online Course) - Two Weeks

Pricing

In-House Classes - Palm Coast, FL

Price Level	Package	Includes
Diamond	5995.00	Travel*, Lodging, Laptop, Vouchers, Breakfast, Lunch
Ruby	4995.00	Lodging, Laptop, Vouchers, Breakfast, Lunch
Sapphire	3295.00	Laptop, Vouchers, Breakfast, Lunch
Pearl	2295.00	Vouchers, Breakfast, Lunch

* Travel includes - Airfare, Car from US and Canada - $500 more from other countries
--Books and Test Materials are included
--Laptop Not required then take $500 off the price of the course

Online Classes

Price Level	Package	Includes
Platinum	3295.00	Desktop, Vouchers
Gold	2795.00	Vouchers
Silver	2295.00	Class Only

Course Content

Module 1 – Preparing for Exchange Installation

· Preparing the Infrastructure for Exchange Installation

· Preparing the Servers for Exchange Installation

· Lab

Module 2 – Installing Exchange Server and Configuring Server Roles

· Installing Exchange Server 2007

· Configuring Exchange Server Roles

· Lab

Module 3 – Configuring Recipients, Groups and Mailboxes

· Configuring Recipients

· Configuring Mail-Enabled Groups

· Configuring Resource Mailboxes

· Lab

Module 4 – Configuring Public Folders

· Configuring Public Folders

· Lab

Module 5 – Moving Mailboxes and Implementing Bulk Management

· Moving Mailboxes

· Implementing Bulk Management of Mail-Enabled Objects

· Lab

Module 6 - SPAM, Viruses and Compliance

· Configuring the Antivirus and Anti-Spam System

· Configuring Transport and Message Compliance

· Lab

Module 7 – Connectors and Connectivity

· Configuring Connectors

· Configuring Client Connectivity

· Lab

Module 8 – Policies and Public Folders

· Configuring Policies

· Configuring Public Folders

· Lab

Module 9 – Monitoring

· Monitoring Mail Queues

· Monitoring System Performance

· Lab

Module 10 – Message Tracking and Health

· Performing Message Tracking

· Monitor Client Connectivity

· Lab

Module 11 – Reporting

· Creating Server Reports

· Creating Usage Reports

· Lab

Module 12- Configuring Disaster Recovery

· Configuring Backups

· Recovering Message Data

· Lab

Module 13 – Recovering Server Roles and Configuring High Availability

· Recovering Exchange Server Roles

· Exchange Server 2007 High Availability

· Lab

Module 14 – Getting Started with Windows PowerShell

· What is Windows PowerShell

· PowerShell Basics

· Lab

Module 15 – Using Exchange Management Shell

· Why Learn Exchange Management Shell

· Working from the Command Line

· Working from Windows

· Lab

Module 16 – Using PowerShell to Deploy Exchange Server 2007

· Deploying Exchange Server 2007

· Server Installations

· Disaster Recovery

· Deployment Scenarios

Module 17 – Working with User and Group Objects

· Working with Recipients

· User and Group Object Types

· Exchange Server 2007 Recipient Objects

· Exchange Server 2007 Group Objects

· Creating and Modifying User Objects

· Creating a User Mailbox

· Creating a Resource Mailbox

· Creating a Mail User and Mail Contact

· Creating and Modifying Group Objects

· The Dynamic Distribution Group

· Bulk Recipient Management

Module 18 – Public Folders

· Database Administration

· Working with Permissions

· Folder and Content Administration

· Lab

Module 19 – Configuring the Client Access Server Role

· User Settings

· Enabling POP3/IMAP4

· Certificates

· Autodiscover

· Proxy and Redirection

· Outlook Anywhere

· Working with Offline Address Book

Module 20 – Configuring the Hub Transport Role

· The Transport Server Architecture

· Creating and Modifying Connectors

· Understanding Accepted Domains and Email Address Policies

Module 21 – Configuring the Mailbox Server Role

· Storage Groups

· Mailbox Stores

· Recovery Storage Groups

· Public Folders

Module 22 – Configuring the Edge Transport Server Role

· Overview of the Edge Transport Server Role

· Edge Transport Server Configuration

· Transport Agents

Module 23 – Unified Messaging

· Creating UMDialPlan, UMIPGateway, and UMMailboxPolicy, and Setting up the UM Server

· Setting UM Features using the Set-UM cmdlets

· Retreiving UM Information using Get-UM cmdlets

· UM User Management

· AutoAttendants

· Removing and Disabling UM Features

Module 24 – Exchange Server 2007 Routing

· Routing Changes in Exchange

· Basics of Exchange Server 2007 Routing

· Routing Troubleshooting

· Working with Active Directory Sites

· Coexistence with Exchange 2003

· Coexistence Routing

Module 25 – Working with Continuous Replication

· Understanding Continuous Replication

· Installing LCR, CCR, and SCR

· Seeding

· Monitoring

· Failover Types

· Failback

Module 26 – Single Copy Cluster

· Automating the MCSC Install

· Resource Management

· Putting it all together

Module 27 – Troubleshooting Exchange

· Determining Server Health

· Determining Exchange System Health

· Testing the Anti-Spam Functions

· Troubleshooting the Client Access Server Role Functions

· Testing the Web Services with Test-WebServicesConnectivity

· Troubleshooting the Mailbox Server Role Functions

· Troubleshooting Edge Synchronization

· Using Get and Set Cmdlets to Gather System and Application Data

· Working with Event Logging Levels

Module 28 – User, Group, and Public Folder Administration

· Sample Scripts for Creating New Mailbox-Enabled Users

· Creating a Public Folder for the New Users

Module 29 – Reporting, Maintenance, and Administration

· Reading Files

· Exporting Data

· Sending Email From PowerShell

· Real-World PowerShell Examples

Module 30 – Using the .NET Framework to Automate Exchange PowerShell Tasks

· Accessing PowerShell from .NET Framework

· Starting a Web Project

· The Windows PowerShell Runspace

· Solving Problems with PowerShell and the .NET framework