Designing/Deploying Exchange 2016: Recipients & Security
This course will teach you about managing Exchange 2016 Active Directory, recipients, and security. Along with other courses in the series, this course will help to prepare you for the Microsoft 70-345 exam.
What you'll learn
This course is designed to help you prepare for your Exchange Server 2016 certificate exam, and focuses on the exam objectives for the "Plan, deploy and manage Exchange infrastructure, recipients, and security" portion of the exam. You'll learn about the Active Directory requirements for Exchange 2016, how to create and manage Exchange recipients, including user mailboxes, shared mailboxes, distribution groups, room and equipment mailboxes, and contact. You'll also learn about securing Exchange environments with role-based access control, encryption, and rights management. By the end of this course, you'll be on your way to being ready to sit your Exchange 2016 certification exam.
Table of contents
- Domain Controllers 8m
- DNS Requirements 5m
- Active Directory Schema 2m
- Preparing Active Directory 5m
- Demo: Preparing Active Directory for Exchange Server 2016 3m
- Split Permissions Model 3m
- Resource Forests 3m
- Exchange 2016 and Active Directory Site Topologies 1m
- Throttling Policies 1m
- Demo: Creating a Throttling Policy 2m
- Module Summary 1m
- Recipient Types 7m
- Demo: Creating User Mailboxes 3m
- Demo: Creating Mail Users 2m
- Demo: Creating Mail Contacts 1m
- Demo: Creating a Shared Mailbox 2m
- Distribution Groups 2m
- Demo: Creating a Distribution Group 3m
- Dynamic Distribution Groups 4m
- Recipient Moderation 4m
- Mailbox Permissions 2m
- Demo: Granting Full Access to a Mailbox 3m
- Mailbox Folder Permissions 3m
- Demo: Granting Read-only Access to a Mailbox 2m
- Send As vs. Send on Behalf 2m
- Demo: Configuring Send As Permissions 2m
- Demo: Configuring Send on Behalf Permissions 2m
- Summary 1m
About the author
Paul Cunningham is a consultant, trainer and author, specializing in Office 365 and Exchange Server. Paul lives in Brisbane, Australia and has over 20 years of experience deploying and managing Microsoft systems and services for enterprise and government customers. Paul has authored and co-authored several books about Office 365 and Microsoft Exchange Server.