This 40 hour training course is designed to ensure you have the real world knowledge needed to troubleshoot and recover from an Exchange 2003 server or database failure. Using hands on labs and two computers, you'll build an Exchange 2003 test environment, fail and recover your databases, fail and recover your servers, and most importantly work with log files and backups to ensure your data is safe. This course also covers basic service level agreements and what it takes to write and implement one that will work for you and your staff. You'll also gain a thorough understanding of the time associated with each type of Exchange recovery so you can define a service Level Agreement that allows you to get your Exchange server up and running as quickly as possible.
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Kent Stern is a nationally recognized expert in disaster recovery and implementation design for Exchange and SQL databases. With over 20 years in the IT business, Mr. Stern is known for his step by step training methods that allow students to truly understand and implement advanced technical projects. As CEO of CodeCenters International, his strategic focus is to serve enterprise customers and government organizations with highly available IT solutions. As a Gold Microsoft Certified Partner, CodeCenters has offices in the United States, England, Germany, Dubai and India. They were also one of the first companies to offer Exchange as a hosted service and their implementations include many Exchange organizations and Business Intelligence solutions supporting users worldwide.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Great book for the dedicated Exchange Admin,
By Mark (New York) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Disaster Recovery for Exchange 2003 Databases (Perfect Paperback)
The book is definitely setup as a training manual for the working Admin. It's one lab after another going through each type of recovery in detail. It takes a while to do all of the labs and you'll need to know more than just the basics to get through them. You can tell the author wrote it with this in mind. If your job is to manage exchange and you really want to know the ins and outs of exchange databases, then this is a great training course that you can do on your own.
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Great Hands on Approach on Disaster Recovery,
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This review is from: Disaster Recovery for Exchange 2003 Databases (Perfect Paperback)
I just started administering Exchange and i needed a book that would help me prepare for the worst. This book right from the start showed how to Recover Exchange the right way. I use to worry everyday that the Exchange Server would go down, now i have no fears...
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A lot of lab work but well worth it!,
By Debra (Atlanta) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Disaster Recovery for Exchange 2003 Databases (Perfect Paperback)
The book was referred to me by a friend who had taken the course that the book is based on. I'm not very good at sitting in a classroom, so I decided to take the plunge and find out what I was missing. The labs gradually take you through all of the scenarios we had to go through when our server crashed. You use LoadSim to load mail and build the logs, which is quite interesting and works well as a learning tool. It takes about 30-40 hours to complete (It took me 31) and I think it's time well spent. If you haven't worked with Exchange in the past, it might be hard to follow. However, if you work with Exchange on a day-to-day basis then this book is for you. After finishing all of the labs, I can say the book gave me a complete picture as to the best recovery methods to use for each type of database failure. I just wish I had found it and done the labs before my server took a dump. It would have saved me a big headache and 7 hours of downtime. I highly recommend the book for people who manage exchange and need to reduce their downtime.
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original storage group, log file replay, temporary location for log, logical database names, online backup set, clean shutdown state, log file stream, new test configuration, first incremental backup, mailbox store, edb database file, dirty shutdown, system path location, second storage group, log file prefix, recovery server, last backup set, new storage group, previous log files, system manger, stm file, first storage group, edb file, public folder store, offline defragmentation Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Recovery Storage Group, Microsoft Exchange, Text Document, Test Properties, Dirty Shutdown, Mailbox Recovery Center, Initialize Test, Back Next, Local Disk, Click the Start Restore, Microsoft Information Store, Control Panel, Log Required, All Programs, Inbox Field, Once the Customize Tasks, Personal Folders, Stress Mode, Welcome Backup, Cancel Apply Help, Click the Backup Tab, Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins, Enterprise Edition, File Action View Window Help New!
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original storage group, log file replay, temporary location for log, logical database names, online backup set, clean shutdown state, log file stream, new test configuration, first incremental backup, mailbox store, edb database file, dirty shutdown, system path location, second storage group, log file prefix, recovery server, last backup set, new storage group, previous log files, system manger, stm file, first storage group, edb file, public folder store, offline defragmentation Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Recovery Storage Group, Microsoft Exchange, Text Document, Test Properties, Dirty Shutdown, Mailbox Recovery Center, Initialize Test, Back Next, Local Disk, Click the Start Restore, Microsoft Information Store, Control Panel, Log Required, All Programs, Inbox Field, Once the Customize Tasks, Personal Folders, Stress Mode, Welcome Backup, Cancel Apply Help, Click the Backup Tab, Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins, Enterprise Edition, File Action View Window Help New!
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