Este curso permitirá aos formandos aprender a instalar e configurar o Exchange Server 2013 num ambiente Windows Server 2012 bem como adquirir conhecimentos sobre todos os apectos-chave do produto e  adquirir competências necessárias para construir uma infra-estrutura do Exchange Server 2013.

No final deste curso os participantes saberão:

·         Instalar, configurar e manter o sistema de mensagens do Exchange Server 2013

·         Gerir caixas de correio e técnicas de administração de caixa de correio

·         Administrar funções de servidor e bancos de dados Exchange

·         Rastrear e controlar mensagens à medida que fluem na organização

·         Configurar um DAG para alta disponibilidade e resiliência de site

Este Curso destina-se a todos os profissionais que pretendem fazer a transição do sistema para o Exchange Server 2013

Assumem-se conhecimentos básicos de Windows Server e Active Directory.

1 -    Introduction to Exchange Server 2013

·         Investigating functionality

·          Leveraging the Exchange Administration Center (EAC)

·          Identifying public folder improvements

·          Collaborating with Lync and SharePoint

·          Streamlining setup

·          Examining Exchange workload management

·         Initiating installation

·          Defining the prerequisites

·          Simplifying deployment with consolidated server roles

·          Exploring Active Directory dependencies

·          Running the Setup Wizard

·          Performing command line setup options

2 -    Building an Exchange Infrastructure

·         Configuring the architecture

·          Enabling remote management

·          Finalizing deployment to prepare for production

·          Adopting organization-wide settings

·          Virtualizing Exchange Server 2013

·         Protecting your Exchange environment

·          Demystifying Role Based Access Control (RBAC)

·          Managing roles and permissions

·          Auditing Exchange events

·         Moving to Exchange Server 2013

·          Contrasting transition and migration methods

·          Transitioning from legacy systems

3 -    Managing Recipient Objects

·         Leveraging tools for mailbox management

·          Launching the EAC

·          Working with the Exchange Management Shell (EMS)

·         Constructing mail-enabled objects

·          Analyzing mailbox properties

·          Creating distribution groups

·          Contacts

·          Users

·          Groups

·         Maintaining address lists

·          Employing the Offline Address Book (OAB) generator for high availability

·          Controlling visibility with address book policies

4 -    Configuring Client Connectivity

·         Analyzing client access methods

·          Accessing mail via: Outlook 2013, Outlook Web App(OWA) and Outlook Anywhere

·          Establishing mobile device partnerships

·         Optimizing the client architecture

·          Configuring clients automatically with Autodiscover

·          Setting ActiveSync policies for mobile devices

5 -    Managing Server Roles

·         Working with the mailbox server role

·          Creating databases for mailboxes and archives

·          Uncovering the database file structure

·          Generating mailbox statistics

·          Manipulating database locations and names

·         Administering the client access server role

·          Configuring authentication and features with OWA

·          Determining an appropriate certificate type

·          Generating requests with the Certificate Wizard

·          Troubleshooting connectivity issues

·          Optimizing an OAB distribution

·         Examining the elements of mail flow

·          Leveraging transport rules to enforce business policies

·          Investigating the transport pipeline

·          Dissecting the routing components to map mail flow

·          Configuring send and receive connectors

·          Monitoring, reporting and tracing messages

6 -    Constructing a High-Availability Environment

·         Protecting Exchange from disasters

·          Assessing backup strategies

·          Comparing the types of high-availability technologies

·         Preserving mailbox availability

·          Implementing a Database Availability Group (DAG)

·          Patching without downtime

·          Failing over to a database copy

·         Ensuring mailbox access

·          Establishing client access arrays

·          Investigating load-balancing options

·          Planning for DNS modifications during disasters