Exchange Server 2010 Unified Messaging

The goal of this course is to help you become a standout Exchange admin and Unified Messaging specialist.

by J. Peter Bruzzese

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What you'll learn

The goal of this course is to help you become a standout Exchange admin and Unified Messaging specialist. You'll learn how to create a universal inbox for email, voicemail, and fax, as well as configure gateways, dial plans and auto attendants. This course is recommended for Exchange admins who want to complete their knowledge of Exchange administration and deployment.

About the author

J. Peter Bruzzese

J. Peter Bruzzese (one of the co-founders of ClipTraining.com) is an Exchange MVP and an internationally published technical author with over a dozen titles to his credit. In addition, he is a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and a Triple-MCSE and MCITP for Messaging. He has been a technical journalist for 15 years and is the Enterprise Windows columnist for InfoWorld.

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Exchange Server 2010 Unified Messaging

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Table of contents

Getting Started with Exchange 2010 Unified Messaging 5m 39s

The Course Scenario 4m 37s

Lab Setup 11m 29s

Unified Messaging Feature Review 22m 32s

Prerequisites for Unified Messaging 42m 39s

Installing Unified Messaging 30m 35s

Enabling Unified Messaging 25m

Refining Unified Messaging IP Gateways and Dial Plans 30m 18s

Refining Unified Messaging Mailbox Policies 18m 9s

Working with Unified Messaging Auto Attendants 29m 38s

Creating Custom Prompts for Auto Attendants 19m 1s

Working with Unified Messaging Language Packs 20m 39s

Outlook Voice Access and Call Answering Rules 13m 5s

Unified Messaging Disaster Recovery and High Availability 14m 46s

Monitoring and Troubleshooting Unified Messaging 25m 41s

Next Steps 6m 57s

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