Exchange Server 2010 Part 1: Initial Install and Configuration
Part 1 of 5 in the Exchange Server 2010 series. This in-depth course will teach you the essentials of working with Exchange Server 2010.
What you'll learn
Part 1 of 5 in the Exchange Server 2010 series. This in-depth course will teach you the essentials of working with Exchange Server 2010. You'll walk away from this course knowing how to install, configure, and maintain Exchange Server 2010 environments, as well as get to know some advanced features such as high availability and Unified Messaging. This course is intended for Exchange administrators looking to learn Exchange Server 2010, as well as administrators who are completely new to Exchange Server. To get the most out of this course, you should be familiar with some basic networking concepts and have at least a little experience working with the Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7 operating systems.
Table of contents
- Purchases Needed for This Deployment 2m
- The Proper Hardware 2m
- Processor and Memory Requirements 6m
- The Right OS 2m
- Standard or Enterprise Edition? 3m
- Prerequisites for Exchange 2010 and Server 2008 5m
- Prerequisite Installation 7m
- Updating Your AD Schema and Preparing the Domain 12m
- What We Covered 1m
- Introduction 1m
- Absolute Necessities for Exchange 2010 2m
- Typical or Custom Installations 1m
- Small, Medium and Large Architecture Examples 5m
- Scenario Installation Goals 2m
- Installing the Client Access, Mailbox and Hub Transport Roles 12m
- Installation with the Hub Transport and Client Access Roles 6m
- Installation with the Mailbox Role 4m
- Installation with Edge Transport Role 6m
- Installation Goals Accomplished 4m
- What We Learned 3m
- Introduction 2m
- The Exchange Management Console 5m
- The Exchange Management Shell 3m
- Local Shell and Remote Shell 3m
- Working with Cmdlets 12m
- Adding Multiple Users from a CSV file Using PowerShell 5m
- Creating Mailboxes for Users Using PowerShell 5m
- Sending Mail Between the New Mailboxes 3m
- What We Learned 1m
- Introduction 2m
- Upgrade Terminology 4m
- The Basic Breakdown in Steps 4m
- Legacy Host Names and Certificates for CAS 4m
- A Review of DNS Terminology 2m
- Add and Test an Legacy A Record 8m
- The Deployment Assistant 5m
- Transitioning Paths Vary 1m
- The Steps to Complete Our Transition 4m
- Online Mailbox Moves 12m
- Transition Public Folders 6m
- Pre-Removal Tasks 4m
- What We Learned 1m
About the author
J. Peter Bruzzese (Triple-MCSE, MCT) is a 4-time awardee of the Microsoft MVP for Exchange. Working with Exchange in enterprise scenarios for 15 years, J. Peter has a finger on the pulse of both legacy deployments and modern on-prem/cloud(O365/hosted) environments. J. Peter is also the Enterprise Windows columnist for InfoWorld, a speaker for MEC/TechEd, etc… and author/consultant on a variety of books, product reviews for MSExchange.org and articles. His latest books include Mastering Exchan... more