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TableofContents

Chapter1MicrosoftExchangeServer2010AdministrationOverview

ExchangeServer2010andYourHardware

MicrosoftExchangeServer2010Editions

ExchangeServerandWindows

ServicesforExchangeServer

ExchangeServerAuthenticationandSecurity

ExchangeServerSecurityGroups

ExchangeServerandActiveDirectory

UnderstandingHowExchangeStoresInformation

UnderstandingHowExchangeRoutesMessages

UsingtheGraphicalAdministrationTools

UsingtheCommand-LineAdministrationTools

Chapter6MailboxAdministration

CreatingSpecial-PurposeMailboxes

UsingRoomandEquipmentMailboxesCreatingRoomandEquipmentMailboxes

CreatingLinkedMailboxes

CreatingForwardingMailboxes

CreatingArchiveMailboxes

ManagingMailboxes:TheEssentials

ViewingCurrentMailboxSize,MessageCount,andLastLogon

SettingAlternateMailboxDisplayNamesforMultilanguage

Environments

HidingMailboxesfromAddressLists

DefiningCustomMailboxAttributesforAddressLists

MovingMailboxes

MovingMailboxes:TheEssentials

PerformingOfflineMailboxMoves

PerformingOnlineMailboxMoves

ImportingandExportingMailboxData

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C H A P T E R 1

Microsoft Exchange Server

2010 AdministrationOverview

IfyouthoughtExchangeServer2007wasaradicaldeparturefromitspredecessors,

waittillyougetacquaintedwithExchangeServer2010.ExchangeServer2010

completelyredefinestheExchangeServermessagingplatformandrightupfront,youshouldknowthatExchangeServer2010doesawaywiththeconceptsofstorage

groups,LocalContinuousReplication(LCR),SingleCopyClusters(SCC)andclustered

mailboxservers.

InpreviousreleasesofExchangeServer,youusedstoragegroupstogroup

mailboxandpublicfolderdatabasesintologicalunitsofmanagement.InExchange

Server2010,databasesarenolongerassociatedwithstoragegroups.Formailbox

databases,DatabaseAvailabilityGroupscannowbeusedtogroupdatabasesforhigh

availabilityandmailboxdatabasesaremanagedattheorganizationlevelinsteadof

attheserverlevel.Forpublicfolderdatabases,databasemanagementhasbeen

movedtotheorganizationlevelbutthefunctionalityhasntchangedsinceitwas

implementedinExchangeServer2007.

Tosupporttheseandotherchanges,allstoragegroupfunctionalityhasbeen

movedtothedatabaselevel.Further,mailboxdatabasesarenowpeerstoserversin

theExchangestoreschemaachangewhichremovesthedependencyofmailbox

databasestoserverobjectsandreducestheExchangestoresrelianceonsecondary

indicesmaintainedbytheExtensibleStorageEngine(ESE).

ExchangeServer2010integrateshighavailabilityintothecorearchitectureby

combiningClusterContinuousReplication(CCR)andStandbyContinuousReplication

(SCR)intoasinglehighavailabilitysolutionforbothon-siteandoff-sitedata

replication.ExchangeServer2010alsoaddsautomaticfailoverandrecoveryofany

ExchangeServerrolewhenyoudeploymultipleExchangeservers.Becauseofthese

changes,buildingahighavailabilitysolutionnolongerrequiresclusterhardwareor

advancedclusterconfiguration.Instead,yousimplyinstallmultipleserversrunning

ExchangeServer2010withwhateverrolesyoudliketouseinthesameExchange

organizationandhighavailabilityisenabledautomatically.Whilerolefailoverisautomatic,youmanagefailoverformailboxdatabasesusingDatabaseAvailability

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