David Elfassy, MCITP, MCT and Exchange Server MVP, is an international presenter and trainer. He collaborates with Microsoft on certification, courseware, and keydevelopment projects. David is a project lead on many migrations and implementations of Microsoft infrastructure technologies forgovernmental and corporate organizations.

Chapter 2: Introduction to Email Administration.

Chapter 3: Standards and Protocols.

Chapter 4: Understanding Availability, Recovery, and Compliance.

Chapter 5: Message Security and Hygiene.

Chapter 6: Introduction to PowerShell and the Exchange Management Shell.

Chapter 7: Exchange Autodiscover.

Chapter 8: Virtualizing Exchange Server 2010.

Chapter 9: Exchange Server, Email, and SharePoint 2007.

Chapter 10: Exchange Server 2010 Quick Start Guide.

Chapter 11: Understanding Server Roles and Configurations.

Chapter 12: Exchange Server 2010 Requirements.

Chapter 13: Installing Exchange Server 2010.

Chapter 14: Upgrades and Migrations.

Chapter 15: Management Permissions and Role-Based Administration (RBAC).

Chapter 16: Basics of Recipient Management.

Chapter 17: Managing Mailboxes and Mailbox Content.

Chapter 18: Managing Mail-Enabled Groups.

Chapter 19: Managing Mail-Enabled Contacts and Users.

Chapter 20: Managing Resource Mailboxes.

Chapter 21: Public Folder Management.

Chapter 22: Getting Started with Email Archiving.

Chapter 23: Creating and Managing Mailbox Databases.

Chapter 24: Understanding the Client Access Server.

Chapter 25: Managing Connectivity with Hub Transport Servers.

Chapter 26: Managing Transport and Journaling Rules.

Chapter 27: Internet and Email.

Chapter 28: Troubleshooting Exchange Server 2010.

Chapter 29: Monitoring and Performance.

Chapter 30: Backing Up and Restoring Exchange Server.

Index.

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