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Vu Nguyen Cao SonVu Nguyen Cao SonTechnology SpecialistTechnology SpecialistMicrosoft VietnamMicrosoft Vietnami-sonvu@microsoft.comi-sonvu@microsoft.comwww.CaoSonBlog.comwww.CaoSonBlog.com
Why Should Upgrade to Microsoft Why Should Upgrade to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 SP1Exchange Server 2007 SP1
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Today’s Business EnvironmentWhat customers tell us
E-mail is mission critical to our business
Securing the enterprise is a top concern
Compliance is difficult to enforce
We need easy access to our communications
We need to be able to work from anywhere
E-mail is our primary collaboration tool
Infrastructure is increasingly expensive We are looking for ways to reduce
complexity Management tasks are tedious, not
automated
IT Decision Makers
Employees
IT Pros
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Microsoft Exchange 2007 Provide
Built-in Protection
Anywhere Access
Operational Efficiency
Enterprise-class availability at lower cost Protection from internal and external threats Simplified compliance for the organization
Unified messaging solution Outlook experience from desktop to mobile
devices Efficient collaboration: meetings and document
sharing
Optimized for performance and scalability Easier and more flexible deployment Greater administrator productivity
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…and Exchange 2007 SP1
Built-in Protection
Anywhere Access
Operational Efficiency
Unified Messaging integrated with Office Communicator
Outlook experience from desktop to mobile devices
Efficient collaboration: meetings and sharing
Enterprise-class availability at lower cost Protection from internal and external threats Simplified compliance for the organization
Optimized for performance and scalability Easier and more flexible deployment Greater administrator productivity
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Where protection takes place? Before the firewall
At the perimeter (DMZ) Hosted
Behind the firewall Mailbox store scanning Outlook Junk Folder
ForeFront Anti-Virus & Anti-spam Multiple Scan Engines Bundled w Exchange 2007 Ent
Antispam filtering IP connection w RBL Sender/Recipient
SenderID tech Internal DL blocked
Content w IMF Automatically updated via
Microsoft Update
1. Built-in ProtectionAnti-spam & Anti-Virus
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1. Built-in ProtectionAnti-spam & Anti-Virus
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Rules set by administrator Use familiar rule creation wizard Rules inspect and act on
messages in transit Enforce mail flow policies
including Rich text disclaimers Encryption / IRM Ethical walls Stripping offensive language
1. Built-in ProtectionCompliance via Transport Rules
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1. Built-in ProtectionBusiness Continuity
Built-in Exchange Server solution Reduces backup requirements Enables large, low-cost mailboxes Drives down cost of high availability Supports a variety of HA scenarios
Log shipping to a local disk
Log shipping within a cluster
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1. Built-in ProtectionBusiness Continuity
DemoDemo
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2. Anywhere AccessUnified Messaging
Built-in: no special server or services Built-in: no special server or services requiredrequired
Rich access for the many, not the fewRich access for the many, not the few No VPN is neededNo VPN is needed
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2. Anywhere AccessEnhanced OWA: SharePoint & FileShare Access
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2. Anywhere AccessEnhanced OWA: VPN-less SharePoint & FileShare Access
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2. Anywhere AccessEnhanced OWA
Access Security Two-factor authentication HTML-only doc viewing at Internet Café
Self-Service support Windows password change Outlook Voice Access PIN reset Remote-Wipe request to lost mobile
devices
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2. Anywhere AccessUnified Messaging – Outlook Voice Access
Single inbox/directory for e-mail, voicemail, and fax
Voice access from regular phone
Reply, Forward, adding text
Speech-enabled Attendant
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2. Anywhere AccessEnhanced OWA
DemoDemo
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3. Operational EfficiencyPerformance and Scalability
Native 64-bit architecture Superior performance
75% reduction in storage IO due to larger cache
Fast and accurate search
Optimized bandwith in OWA access
Simplified server routing based on AD routing
64-bit by the numbers32-bit = 232 or 4 gigabytes of addressable memory64-bit = 264 or 16 exabytes of addressable memory
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3. Operational EfficiencyDeployment: Server Roles
InternetInternet
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Only need to know e-mail address and password
Exchange and Outlook then automatically connect and setup profile
Mailbox moves and backend failovers transparent to end user, even cross-forest
Reduces help desk calls Eliminates needs for
deployment scripts
3. Operational EfficiencyDeployment: Auto Discover
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3. Operational EfficiencyAdmin and Automation
Improved, more intuitive management GUI Powerful command line shell supports automation
and batching Can be copied quickly from GUI after each command
Exchange Management Shell
Exchange Management Console
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3. Operational EfficiencyAdmin and Automation
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Additional Resources
Exchange Server 2007 http://www.microsoft.com/exchange Evaluate for free!
Exchange Server TechCenter http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange
My Technical Blog http://www.CaoSonBlog.com
My Instant Messaging YIM/Communicator: vncson@yahoo.com/i-
sonvu@microsoft.com
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Summary and QA
With the Anywhere Access employees want
Built-in Protection your company demands
And the Operational Efficiency IT
needs
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© 2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.
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