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Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: The Complete Reference

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When looking for technical resources, having a single source that one can find the information that you are looking for, in sufficient technical detail, is invaluable.
This book is one such resource. Clearly written, with considerable breadth and depth, this is quickly becoming my go to guide for everything related to Exchange 2007,
Great job guys. This is a keeper.

Mike Bell, Microsoft Certified Trainer

This is a brilliant book! It's clearly written, is packed with information, and shows real world experience form the authors. I'm always able to find what I want from the excellent index, and I can't believe that all this fits into only around 750 pages. Congratulations guys, this is a winner! Nick P. (Microsoft Trainer)

Found the book very helpful - even though I'm new to Exchange. The authors don't recommend it for newbie's but I was able to learn quite a lot from it. My colleague who is an expert - thinks its great and easy to follow if you know Exchange 2003.

Very informative book! It contains not only the technical information I'm looking for, but very insightful real-world examples as well. And don't forget the PowerShell - the authors do a great job of listing not only the console steps, but also the accompanying shell syntax - and in an easy-to-read format, too! Thanks, guys!

This book is very well written and highly readable. A great way to learn about Exchange Server 2007 SP1. Richard Luckett and his co-authors have a great writing style making it much more readable than the Microsoft books.

I used this book as a preparation for the certification exam.
It is well written and the authors were very thorough. The strong emphasis on Powershell cmdlets was extremely useful for the exam.

Highly recommended!

A good read with plenty of power shell material. The book is a complete reference so it doesn't include any chapter questions at the end. I took Exchange exam 70-230 and passed using this book along with testking questions.

The book shows how to complete exchange administrator task through the GUI and command line using exchange shell.
I'm also using this book for exam 70-237 since it covers exchange replication and clustering.

I can't see this book not being in your admin book shelf. :)

After reading MSPress' 'Exchange Server 2007 Administrator's Companion (2nd Ed)' and Stanek's Pocket Consultant, I still felt uncomfortable supporting Exchange 2007.. There's a lot more to Exhange 07 being left out - Certificates and lack of depth in areas. Still worth the read I guess, but I needed a bit more.

The depth of technical content, the emphasis on use of PS cmdlets and the writing style together make for a great book on Exhange.

I bought this book because I'm upgrading an Exchange 2003 organization. I've found it to be pretty much worthless. All of the information in it can be obtained for free from Microsoft Technet in much greater detail.