Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: The Complete Reference

Richard Luckett is the president of SYSTMS of NY, Inc. (http://systmsny.net), a leading Microsoft Gold Partner providing professional services, managed services and training solutions. Richard is a MCSE, MCT, MVP, MCITP and MCTS with specializations in security and messaging with over 15 years experience as an IT professional. Richard is a Microsoft Certified Trainer with more than nine years Exchange Server instructional experience. He is one of less than 120 experts worldwide awarded the Exchange Most Valuable Professional distinction by Microsoft. Richard is an accomplished author and speaker who co-authored Administering Exchange 2000 Server by McGraw Hill and is the course director of seven best selling Exchange courses for Global Knowledge, Inc. Richard is a contributor to the SearchExchange.com website at TechTarget and is their resident Exchange expert for questions on Spam and Security. William Lefkovics, MCSE, A+, BSc, works as the Technical Director for Mojave Media Group based in Las Vegas, NV. He started working with Microsoft products more than 10 years ago and was first certified in Exchange 5.0. He has been a Microsoft Exchange MVP since 2001. While working as a writer, presenter, trainer and consultant, William contributes articles for Exchange and Outlook Pro VIP online (http://exchangeprovip.com) and Slipstick.com’s Exchange Messaging Outlook (EMO) newsletter. He was also a co-author for the book Configuring Exchange 2000 Server by Syngress Media. Bharat Suneja is Principal Exchange Architect at Zenprise (www.zenprise.com), maker of automated troubleshooting and monitoring software for Microsoft Exchange and BlackBerry environments. Bharat is a MCSE (+Messaging +Security), MCT, and MVP (Exchange Server), with over 10 years’ experience as an IT professional. He actively participates in Microsoft communities as a writer, presenter, and technical contributor. Bharat publishes the Exchangepedia Blog (exchangepedia.com/blog), a popular destination for IT professionals, Exchange administrators and architects from over 150 countries. He contributes to TechTarget’s SearchExchange.com.

Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Exchange Server 2007 Fundamentals
Chapter 1. Introduction to Exchange Server 2007
Chapter 2. Active Directory Integration
Chapter 3. Exchange Server 2007 Architectural Review
Part II: Designing and Deploying Exchange Server 2007
Chapter 4. Installing Exchange 2007
Chapter 5. Transitioning and Migrating
Part III: Administering Exchange Server 2007
Chapter 6. Administering Mailbox Services
Chapter 7. Administering Hub and Edge Transport Servers
Chapter 8. Administering Client Access Servers
Chapter 9. Administering Unified Messaging Servers
Part IV: Exchange Recipients and Clients
Chapter 10. Administering Recipients
Chapter 11. Outlook 2007
Chapter 12. Outlook Web Access 2007
Chapter 13. Unified Communications and Collaboration
Part V: Security
Chapter 14. Administrative Models
Chapter 15. Regulatory Compliance
Chapter 16. Securing E-mail
Chapter 17. Anti-Spam
Part VI: E-mail Continuity
Chapter 18. Backup, Restore, and Disaster Recovery
Chapter 19. High Availability
Chapter 20. Maintenance and Optimization
Chapter 21. Troubleshooting Exchange 2007
Index