Leveraging our resources from Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS), "Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5" provides a unique real-world look at Exchange 5.5 enterprise deployments. IT professionals, technology implementers, and CIOs alike will discover the best practices and techniques to optimize their Exchange deployment from start to finish, including key topics on infrastructure planning, functionality analysis, connectivity, and internetworking with heterogeneous network operating systems (NOSes).
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This review is from: Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 (Notes from the Field) (Paperback)
Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 is - as it says- written by their consultants. The book therefore deals with large scale deployment issues - the sort of thing they would get sent to, as well as reading a bit like edited highlights from Technet. Indeed some of the sections can be found published separately on the standard Microsoft forums that their consultants provide input for. Single server sites with no external connectivity may find a lot of content superfluous. The detail on how to project manage an Exchange rollout, from scaling servers, to the merits of different connectors to performance issues, is very useful: the huge section on migrating Lotus Notes less so. There is a chapter devoted to describing the rollout out documentation that needs to be created in a large enterprise, although no MS Project template on the accompanying CD which would have been particularly useful. The book is still very useful if you are looking for a check list approach to putting in and maintaining Exchange. The discussion of the different possible clients, and in particular Outlook Web Access (OWA) gives an insight into how Microsoft are directing their client server messaging effort. And is well worth taking the effort to fully understand.The book - as it correctly states - is not intended for someone still picking up the basics or studying for the exam. If you are a Systems Architect , IT/ project manager, or someone working at a strategic or trouble shooting level in a multi server environment, then it is definitely worth reading.
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Planning, developing, and deploying a Microsoft Exchange Server version 5.5 messaging solution is a complex undertaking. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
directory replication agent, hierarchy enumeration, hub postoffice, immediate full reload, dirsync transactions, connected postoffice, shadow postoffice, directory replication connector, directory synchronization process, message content encryption, other postoffices, bridgehead server, messaging topology, custom recipients, logon actions, replica periodically, foreign mail systems, folder connection, local directory service, migration wizard, update request messages, public folder hierarchy, full reloads, import container, registry parameter Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Notes, Microsoft Mail, Internet Mail Service, Microsoft Outlook, Connectivity Administrator, Pentium Pro, Configuration Utility, Mapping Function Syntax, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Windows, Dirsync Schedule, Knowledge Base, Technical Consulting, Feature Description Impact, New Guy, Activity Issue, Synchronization Tool, Administrator's Guide, Ethernet Windows, Private Const, Rollout Planning, Visual Basic, Client Exch, Corporate Site New!
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Planning, developing, and deploying a Microsoft Exchange Server version 5.5 messaging solution is a complex undertaking. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
directory replication agent, hierarchy enumeration, hub postoffice, immediate full reload, dirsync transactions, connected postoffice, shadow postoffice, directory replication connector, directory synchronization process, message content encryption, other postoffices, bridgehead server, messaging topology, custom recipients, logon actions, replica periodically, foreign mail systems, folder connection, local directory service, migration wizard, update request messages, public folder hierarchy, full reloads, import container, registry parameter Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Notes, Microsoft Mail, Internet Mail Service, Microsoft Outlook, Connectivity Administrator, Pentium Pro, Configuration Utility, Mapping Function Syntax, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Windows, Dirsync Schedule, Knowledge Base, Technical Consulting, Feature Description Impact, New Guy, Activity Issue, Synchronization Tool, Administrator's Guide, Ethernet Windows, Private Const, Rollout Planning, Visual Basic, Client Exch, Corporate Site New!
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