About the Book
Competency-based learning for the academic
classroom.
Developed for academic courses, MICROSOFT®
EXCHANGE 2000 SERVER IMPLEMENTATION AND ADMINISTRATION helps students build
the skills they need on the job and for MCP Exam 70-224—an elective on
the Windows® 2000 MCSE track. The textbook delivers Microsoft courseware
adaptable for either a full 16-week semester or a 6-week, 8-week, or 10-week
course. The book is filled with competency-based practice exercises that
students complete on their own, while the companion project manual features
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Along with the textbook and project manual,
students get a Student CD-ROM containing study aids, simulation video clips
that demonstrate common procedures, an electronic version of the textbook,
and detailed information on how to begin a career in Information Technology.
Plus, they get a 120-day evaluation version of Exchange 2000 Enterprise
Server.
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
xxi
About This Book xxv
Intended
Audience xxv
Prerequisites
xxv
Reference
Materials xxvi
About
the CD-ROM xxvi
Features
of This Book xxvi
Notes xxvii
Conventions xxvii
Chapter
and Appendix Overview xxviii
Finding the Best Starting Point for You xxxii
Where to Find Specific Skills in This Book xxxii
Getting
Started xxxviii
Hardware Requirements xxxviii
Software Requirements xxxviii
Setup Instructions xxxix
The Microsoft
Certified Professional Program lx
Microsoft Certification Benefits lxi
Requirements for Becoming a Microsoft Certified Professional lxiii
Technical Training for Computer Professionals lxiv
Technical
Support lxv
Evaluation Edition Software Support lxvi
CHAPTER 1 Introduction to Microsoft
Exchange 2000 Server 1
About This Chapter 1
Before You Begin 2
Lesson
1: General Overview of Messaging Systems 3
Shared-File Messaging Systems 3
Exercise 1: A Simulated Shared-File Messaging System 5
Client/Server Messaging Systems 9
Exercise 2: Testing the Performance of a Client/Server Messaging System
10
Collaboration/Groupware Systems 13
Exercise 3: Setting Up a Corporate Phone Book for Business Contacts 14
Lesson
2: Exchange 2000 Server Design Goals 19
Powerful Infrastructure for Messaging and Collaboration 19
Support for Collaborative Business Solutions 21
Exercise 4: Cross-Platform Collaboration 21
Collaboration and Communication Without Limits 23
Lesson
3: Backward Compatibility and Interoperability 25
Coexisting with Earlier Versions of Exchange Server 25
Mixed Mode Operation 26
Coexistence with Other Messaging Systems 27
Windows 2000 Network Components 28
Supported Client Platforms 29
Exercise 5: Verifying Options for Internet-Based Client Connectivity 30
Chapter
Summary 32
Review
33
CHAPTER 2 Integration with Microsoft
Windows 2000 35
About This Chapter 35
Before You Begin 36
Lesson
1: Integration with Microsoft Management Console 37
Microsoft Management Console Overview 37
MMC Snap-Ins and Exchange 2000 Server 39
Exercise 1: The MMC and Exchange 2000 Administration 40
Lesson
2: Active Directory Directory Service Integration 42
Physical and Logical Structure 42
Domains and Namespaces 43
Exercise 2: Creating a Domain Tree in the Test Environment 45
Active Directory Replication 47
Exchange 2000 Attributes in the Active Directory Directory Service 49
Exercise 3: Verifying Exchange 2000 Extensions to the Active Directory
Directory Service 50
Active Directory Integration and Outlook Clients 53
Lesson
3: Windows 2000 Protocols and Services Integration 57
Windows 2000 Network Architecture 57
Internet Information Services 5.0 59
Exercise 4: Checking the SMTP Service 61
Exchange 2000 Server Extensions 62
Chapter
Summary 64
Review
65
CHAPTER 3 Microsoft Exchange
2000 Server Architecture 67
About This Chapter 67
Before You Begin 68
Lesson
1: Exchange 2000 Server Components 69
Essential Components for Exchange 2000 Server 69
Exercise 1: Reducing Exchange 2000 Server to the Minimum 73
Internet Information Services for Exchange 2000 Server 75
Examining Metabase Settings for Internet-Based Exchange 2000 Services 78
Additional Components for Exchange 2000 Server 79
Lesson
2: Communication Between Essential Server Components 84
Interprocess Communication Mechanisms 84
Clients and Administrative Interfaces 87
Exercise 2: Communication Partners of the Exchange System Manager 89
Component-to-Component Communication 91
Exchange 2000 Server Message Handling 99
Chapter
Summary 102
Review
104
CHAPTER 4 Planning the Microsoft
Exchange 2000 Server Installation 107
About This Chapter 107
Before You Begin 108
Lesson
1: Deployment Considerations 109
Distributed Versus Centralized Management 109
Exercise 1: Centralized Exchange 2000 Administration 111
Exchange 2000 Hierarchy 113
Exercise 2: Default Administrative and Routing Group Configuration 116
Mixed Mode and Native Mode 117
Exercise 3: Checking the Mixed/Native Mode Attribute 119
Lesson
2: Preparing the Server Installation 122
Exchange 2000 Requirements 122
Installation Preparation 125
Exercise 4: Preparing and Performing a Subsequent Installation in a Subdomain
128
Front End/Back End Configurations 134
Exercise 5: FE/BE Configuration Options 135
Installing Exchange 2000 Server in a Clustered Environment 138
Chapter
Summary 139
Review
141
CHAPTER 5 Installing Microsoft
Exchange 2000 Server 143
About This Chapter 143
Before You Begin 144
Lesson
1: Installation Types 145
First Server Installation 145
Subsequent Server Installations 147
In-Place Upgrade 148
Installations in International Environments 149
Unattended Setup Mode 152
Exercise 1: Installing Exchange 2000 in Unattended Mode 153
Lesson
2: Postinstallation Considerations 157
Installing the Exchange 2000 Management Programs 157
Assignment of Administrative Roles and Permissions 159
Exercise 2: Verifying Incorrect Security Information 162
Default File Locations and Share Point Permissions 168
Exercise 3: Checking Active TCP Ports 170
Exchange 2000 Server Service Dependencies 172
Adding or Repairing Components in Maintenance Mode 172
Exercise 4: Adding Components to an Exchange 2000 Installation 174
Chapter
Summary 176
Review
177
CHAPTER 6 Coexistence with Previous
Microsoft Exchange Server Versions 179
About This Chapter 179
Before You Begin 180
Lesson
1: Preparation of Exchange Server Environments 181
Preparing the Windows Environment 181
Exercise 1: Changing the LDAP Port for Exchange Server 183
Upgrading the Operating System 184
Exercise 2: Upgrading to Windows 2000 Server 185
Configuring the Active Directory Connector 188
Exercise 3: Installing and Configuring the ADC 190
Lesson
2: Upgrade and Migration Strategies 194
Upgrade Strategies 194
Exercise 4: Performing an In-Place Upgrade to Exchange 2000 Server 198
Administering Heterogeneous Exchange Organizations 200
Directory Replication with Previous Exchange Server Versions 201
Server-to-Server Communication and Message Transfer 204
Upgrading Outlook Web Access 206
Switching from Mixed Mode to Native Mode 206
Exercise 5: Performing a Move-Mailbox Upgrade and Finalizing the Migration
207
Active Directory Cleanups 211
Chapter
Summary 213
Review
214
CHAPTER 7 Microsoft Exchange
2000 Server in Clustered Environments 215
About This Chapter 215
Before You Begin 216
Lesson
1: Cluster Service Architecture 217
Server Clusters in Exchange 2000 Environments 217
Windows 2000 Clustering Architecture 222
Lesson
2: Load Planning and Failover Strategies 225
Load-Balancing Clusters 225
Failover and Failback Procedures 230
Lesson
3: Clustering Support in Exchange 2000 Server 232
Exchange 2000 Server Clustering Installation 232
Exercise 1: Installing Exchange 2000 Server in a Cluster 234
Resource Groups and Virtual Servers 235
Exercise 2: Configuring Virtual Exchange 2000 Servers 236
Configuring Additional Virtual Servers 241
Exercise 3: Testing Exchange 2000 Failover Procedures 242
Upgrading Exchange Server 5.5 Clusters 244
Chapter
Summary 245
Review
246
CHAPTER 8 Microsoft Outlook 2000
Deployment 247
About This Chapter 247
Before You Begin 248
Lesson
1: Microsoft Outlook 2000 Installation Types 249
Installation Overview 249
Local Installation 252
Default Network Installation 253
Exercise 1: Preparing an Administrative Installation Point 255
Preconfiguring the Network Installation 256
Unattended Installation 257
Exercise 2: Deploying Outlook 2000 257
Default Messaging Profile Generation 263
Exercise 3: Verifying the Profile Generation 265
Adding or Removing Program Features 266
Lesson
2: Configuring the Exchange Transport 269
Exchange Transport Components 269
Client Connection Order 270
Exercise 4: Testing the Client/Server Communication 272
Lesson
3: Messaging-Related Outlook Options 274
E-Mail Options 274
E-Mail Processing 274
Configuring the Startup Mode 275
Default Settings for New Messages 275
Outlook 2000 Security 275
Deleting Items 276
Defining Delegates 276
Exercise 5: Assigning Delegate Permissions 279
Outlook Client Extensions 285
COM Add-Ins and Visual Basic for Applications 286
Chapter
Summary 286
Review
288
CHAPTER 9 MAPI-Based Clients
289
About This Chapter 289
Before You Begin 290
Lesson
1: Clients for Exchange 2000 Server 291
MS-DOS-Based Clients 291
Windows 3.x–Based Clients 292
Windows-Based (32-Bit) Clients 292
Macintosh-Based Clients 294
Lesson
2: Messaging Application Programming Interface 295
MAPI Subsystem 295
Information Services 296
Lesson
3: Creating Messaging Profiles 299
Messaging Profiles 299
Exercise 1: Creating a New Profile 302
Personal Folder Configuration 304
Exercise 2: Creating a Personal Folder Store 305
Offline Folder Configuration 307
Offline Address Book Configurations 310
Lesson
4: Advanced User Configurations 312
Roving User Support 312
Remote User Support 313
Exercise 3: Configuring Remote Mail Support 315
Chapter
Summary 318
Review
320
CHAPTER 10 MAPI-Based Clients
in a Novell NetWare Environment 321
About This Chapter 321
Before You Begin 322
Lesson
1: Integrating Windows 2000 with Novell NetWare 323
NWLink-Based Connections 323
IP-Based Connections 326
Installing Gateway (and Client) Services for NetWare 326
File and Print Services for NetWare 328
Service Advertising Protocol Agent 328
NDS and the Active Directory Directory Service 329
Lesson
2: Outlook and NetWare Client Requirements 332
Network Communication Requirements 332
Client Connectivity Issues and the RPCPing Utility 334
Chapter
Summary 336
Review
337
CHAPTER 11 Internet-Based Client
Access 339
About This Chapter 339
Before You Begin 340
Lesson
1: Support for Internet Protocols 341
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol 341
Exercise 1: Examining DNS MX Records 344
Post Office Protocol, Version 3 345
Exercise 2: Examining the POP3 Communication 346
Internet Mail Access Protocol Version 4 348
Exercise 3: Examining the IMAP4 Communication 349
Network News Transfer Protocol 351
Exercise 4: Examining the NNTP Communication 353
Hypertext Transfer Protocol 354
Exercise 5: Working with Published WebDAV Resources and the Web Storage
System 356
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol 359
Lesson
2: Configuring Virtual Protocol Servers 361
Protocol Virtual Server Configurations 361
Authentication Methods 365
Setting Security Options 367
Configuring NNTP Virtual Servers 370
Exercise 6: Supporting Internet Messaging Clients 373
Chapter
Summary 379
Review
380
CHAPTER 12 Management Tools for
Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server 381
About This Chapter 381
Before You Begin 382
Lesson
1: Windows 2000 Tools and Snap-Ins 383
Active Directory Users and Computers 383
Services Snap-In 383
Computer Management 384
Performance Utility 385
Internet Services Manager 386
Event Viewer 386
Backup and Restore Utility 386
Task Manager 387
Windows 2000 Registry Editors 387
Active Directory Service Interface Edit 388
Exercise 1: Managing Exchange 2000 Server with Windows 2000 Administrative
Utilities 388
Lesson
2: Exchange 2000 Tools and Snap-Ins 395
Exchange System Management Tools 395
The Exchange System Manager Window 398
System Policies 399
Exercise 2: Defining a Server Policy for Message Tracking 402
Chapter
Summary 406
Review
407
CHAPTER 13 Creating and Managing
Recipients 409
About This Chapter 409
Before You Begin 410
Lesson
1: Configuring Recipient Objects 411
Overview of Recipient Objects 411
Creating Mailbox- and Mail-Enabled Recipient Objects 413
Managing and Maintaining Mailbox-Enabled Recipients 414
Exercise 1: Managing and Maintaining Mailboxes 415
Managing and Maintaining Mail-Enabled Recipients 418
Working with Mail-Enabled Groups 420
Exercise 2: Managing and Maintaining Contacts and Groups 422
Lesson
2: Mailbox and Resource Management 426
Assigning Mailbox Rights 426
Management of Server-Based Mailbox Resources 427
Exercise 3: Configuring Mailbox Storage Limits and Deletion Settings 429
Management of Recipient Policies 432
Export and Import Features 435
Chapter
Summary 438
Review
439
CHAPTER 14 Managing the Server
Configuration 441
About This Chapter 441
Before You Begin 442
Lesson
1: Management of Server Resources 443
Storage Management in Exchange System Manager 443
Storage Groups and Information Stores 443
Exercise 1: Creating Dedicated Mailbox and Public Folder Servers 446
Full-Text Indexing 452
Diagnostic Logging 456
Lesson
2: Management of Administrative Groups 458
Configuration at the Administrative Group Level 459
Adding Servers to an Administrative Group 459
Creating Administrative Groups 459
Removing a Server from Active Directory Directory Services 460
Lesson
3: Management of Server Address Lists 461
Domain Information and Global Catalogs 461
Server-Based Address Lists 462
Offline Address Lists 464
Address and Details Templates 465
Extension Attributes 467
Exercise 2: Customizing Outlook’s Search Capabilities 467
Chapter
Summary 470
Review
471
CHAPTER 15 SMTP Transport Configuration
473
About This Chapter 473
Before You Begin 474
Lesson
1: SMTP Configurations and Virtual Servers 475
Configuring Additional SMTP Virtual Servers 475
Managing Incoming Message Traffic 477
Managing Outgoing Message Traffic 482
Communicating with Other Exchange Organizations over the Internet 485
Configuring Protocol Logging 487
Exercise 1: Relay Restrictions and Junk Mail 488
Lesson
2: Customizing the SMTP Service 492
SMTP Transport Event Handling 492
Protocol Event Handling 493
Event Binding 494
Virus Protection Using Transport Event Sinks 494
Exercise 2: Checking Incoming Messages for .vbs Attachments 495
Chapter
Summary 498
Review
499
CHAPTER 16 Message Routing Administration
501
About This Chapter 501
Before You Begin 502
Lesson
1: Routing Group Planning 503
Multiple Routing Group Scenarios 503
Managing Routing Groups 509
Exercise 1: Creating Multiple Routing Groups 510
Lesson
2: Connecting Routing Groups 512
Routing Group Connector 512
Exercise 2: Configuring a Routing Group Connector 514
SMTP Connector 516
Exercise 3: Configuring an SMTP Connector 520
X.400 Connector 522
Exercise 4: Configuring a TCP/IP-Based X.400 Connector 526
Previous Exchange Connectors 529
Connectors over Dial-Up Connections 530
Lesson
3: Link Status Information 532
Message Routing 532
Link State Information and Routing Group Masters 536
Message Rerouting Based on Link State Information 538
Chapter
Summary 541
Review
542
CHAPTER 17 Public Folder Management
543
About This Chapter 543
Before You Begin 544
Lesson
1: Introduction to Public Folders 545
Public Folder Considerations 545
Elements of a Public Folder 547
Public Folders Within the Active Directory Directory Service 549
Exercise 1: Creating Public Folder Hierarchies 553
Lesson
2: Creating and Managing Public Folders 557
Security Settings for Public Folder Hierarchies 557
Creating a Public Folder 559
Managing Public Folder Properties 559
Managing Public Folder Access Permissions 561
Exercise 2: Creating and Managing Public Folder Resources 564
Lesson
3: Public Store Configurations 567
Managing Public Stores 567
Public Folder Referrals 569
Exercise 3: Public Folder Access Across Routing Group Boundaries 571
Chapter
Summary 574
Review
575
CHAPTER 18 Public Folder Replication
577
About This Chapter 577
Before You Begin 578
Lesson
1: Public Folder Strategies 579
Stand-Alone Public Folders 579
Replicated Public Folders 580
Public Folder Instances Between Organizations 582
Configuring Dedicated Public Folder Servers 582
Lesson
2: Public Folder Replication Configuration 585
Public Folder Replication Overview 585
Public Folder Contents Replication 586
Replication Configuration per Public Store 587
Replication Configuration per Public Folder 589
Replication of System Folders 591
Moving a Public Folder Between Servers 592
Exercise 1: Replicating Public Folder Resources 593
Lesson
3: Public Folder Replication Process 598
The Replication Process 598
Monitoring Message State Information 599
Replicating Created and Deleted Messages 601
Replicating Item Modifications 603
Out-of-Sync Public Folders and Backfill 604
Adding and Deleting Replicas 605
Public Folder Conflict Resolution 606
Exercise 2: Public Folder Conflict Resolution 607
Chapter
Summary 609
Review
611
CHAPTER 19 Implementing Advanced
Security 613
About This Chapter 613
Before You Begin 614
Lesson
1: Exchange 2000 Server Security 615
Controlling Access to Exchange 2000 Resources 615
Auditing and Protocol Logging 620
Exercise 1: Enabling Security Auditing 622
Secured Internet Connections 624
Private/Public Key Security 627
Exercise 2: Installing Windows 2000 Certificate Services 631
Lesson
2: Advanced Security Features 634
KM Server Architecture 634
Exercise 3: Installing KMS 637
Server Keys and Passwords 640
Stage 1: Enabling Advanced Security—The Administrator’s Side 641
Stage 2: Enabling Advanced Security—The Client’s Side 643
Exchanging Signed Messages 645
Exchanging Sealed Messages 646
Exercise 4: Configuring and Using Advanced Security 648
KMS for Multiple Administrative Groups 654
Country-to-Country Encryption Algorithms 654
Key and Certificate Management 655
Advanced Security Maintenance 656
Moving Key Histories Between KM Servers 658
Advanced Security with Other Organizations 659
Chapter
Summary 661
Review
662
CHAPTER 20 Microsoft Exchange
2000 Server Maintenance and Troubleshooting 663
About This Chapter 663
Before You Begin 664
Lesson
1: System Maintenance and Monitoring 665
Deleted Items Retention 665
Exercise 1: Recovering a Deleted Mailbox 666
System Monitors as Maintenance Tools 668
Link and System States 669
Exercise 2: Configuring System Monitor Notifications 671
Using the Message Tracking Center 673
Exercise 3: Tracking Messages Across the Organization 675
Using Message Queues for Troubleshooting 678
The MTA Check Utility 679
Forcing Active Directory Replication 680
Lesson
2: Database Operation and Maintenance 681
Considerations About Information Stores 681
Defining the Databases 682
Main Database Components 684
Log File Maintenance and Circular Logging 687
Database Partitioning 688
Maintaining Databases 690
Exercise 4: Compacting Exchange 2000 Server Databases 692
Lesson
3: Backup, Restore, and Disaster Recovery 695
Backing Up the Databases 695
Backing Up the Configuration 699
Verifying Database Backups 700
Exercise 5: Backing Up Exchange 2000 Server 700
Designing a Disaster Recovery Plan 702
Restoring to the Same Server 703
Exercise 6: Restoring a Database to the Same Server 705
Complete Disaster Recovery 707
Forklifting Users by Means of a Complete Disaster Recovery 708
Replacing Server Hardware with Mailbox Move and Public Folder Replication
709
Exercise 7: Performing a Complete Disaster Recovery 710
Restoring to a Different Server 714
Exercise 8: Restoring a Database to a Different Server 717
High-Speed Recovery with Delayed Restore 720
Exercise 9: Performing a High-Speed Recovery with Delayed Restore 724
Chapter
Summary 734
Review
735
CHAPTER 21 Microsoft Outlook
Forms Environment 737
About This Chapter 737
Before You Begin 738
Lesson
1: Electronic Forms Applications 739
Application Design Environment 739
Exercise 1: Building a Document Management Solution 742
Types of Electronic Forms 745
Outlook Forms Designer 746
Developing Outlook Forms 747
Outlook Forms and Custom Controls 748
Disabling the Outlook Forms Designer 749
Lesson
2: Managing Outlook Forms 750
Forms Libraries 750
Managing Forms 752
Installing Outlook Forms 753
Exercise 2: Designing a Custom Outlook Form 755
Chapter
Summary 758
Review
759
CHAPTER 22 Microsoft Outlook
Web Access 761
About This Chapter 761
Before You Begin 762
Lesson
1: Outlook Web Access Overview 763
Outlook Web Access Architecture 764
Outlook Web Access File Locations 765
Default Virtual Directories 765
Exercise 1: Publishing a Document Management System Through a Dedicated
Outlook Web Access Virtual Directory 766
Outlook Web Access Limitations 768
Data Security Issues 768
Supported Browsers 768
Multimedia Messaging 769
Lesson
2: Outlook Web Access Environments 770
Single-Server Configurations 770
Front End/Back End Configurations 771
Front End Load Balancing 771
Resource Access 772
Exercise 2: Accessing Mailbox and Public Folder Resources with Outlook
Web Access 775
Backward Compatibility Issues 779
Chapter
Summary 781
Review
782
CHAPTER 23 Microsoft Exchange
2000 Microsoft Web Storage System 783
About This Chapter 783
Before You Begin 784
Lesson
1: The Microsoft Web Storage System 785
HTTP-Based Interfaces 785
Database Interfaces 786
Exchange Installable File System 789
Internet and MAPI-Based Messaging Clients 791
Lesson
2: Designing a Web Storage System Solution 793
Designing Web Storage System Forms 793
Exercise 1: Implementing a Custom Web Form for Outlook Web Access 797
Synchronous, Asynchronous, and System Events 802
Chapter
Summary 804
Review
805
CHAPTER 24 Workgroup and Workflow
Technologies 807
About This Chapter 807
Before You Begin 808
Lesson
1: CDO for Exchange 2000 Server 809
ActiveX Data Objects Versus Collaboration Data Objects 809
CDO for Exchange 2000 Server Object Model 811
Sending CDO Messages 814
CDO Calendaring 814
Contact Management 816
Lesson
2: CDO for Exchange Management 818
Collaboration Data Objects versus Active Directory Services Interfaces
818
CDO for Exchange Management Object Model 819
Working with Information Stores and Public Folder Hierarchies 820
Mailbox and Public Folder Management 821
Lesson
3: Workflow for Exchange 2000 Server 823
Workflow Basics 823
Preparing the CDO Workflow System Account 827
Exchange 2000 Server Workflow Preparation 829
CDO for Workflow Interfaces 832
Chapter
Summary 833
Review
834
CHAPTER 25 Real-Time Collaboration
835
About This Chapter 835
Before You Begin 836
Lesson
1: Instant Messaging 837
The Principle of Instant Messaging 837
Instant Messaging Implementation 840
Instant Messaging Domains 842
User Addresses for Instant Messaging 843
Domain Name Service Dependencies 844
System Monitoring of Instant Messaging 845
Exercise 1: Deploying Instant Messaging 846
Lesson
2: Chat Services 853
Chat Overview 853
Installing the Exchange 2000 Chat Service 854
Managing the Exchange 2000 Chat Service 855
Exercise 2: Implementing a Chat Community 856
Lesson
3: Online Conferencing 859
Data and Video Conferencing Overview 859
Architecture of Exchange 2000 Conferencing Server 861
Installing Exchange 2000 Conferencing Server 864
Scheduling Online Conferences 866
Joining Online Conferences 866
Chapter
Summary 867
Review
868
CHAPTER 26 Connecting to Microsoft
Mail and Schedule+ 869
About This Chapter 869
Before You Begin 870
Lesson
1: The Microsoft Mail Connector 871
MS Mail Connector Overview 871
MS Mail Message Routing in Exchange 2000 Server 873
MS Mail Connector Architecture 874
Configuring the MS Mail Connector 877
Configuring the MS Mail Environment 880
Lesson
2: Configuring Directory Synchronization 882
MS Mail Directory Synchronization Events 882
Directory Synchronization with Exchange 2000 Server 884
Configuring a DXA Server 888
Configuring a DXA Requestor 890
Directory Synchronization Templates 891
Lesson
3: The Schedule+ Free/Busy Connector 893
Schedule+ Free/Busy Connector Architecture 893
Configuring the Schedule+ Free/Busy Connector 896
Chapter
Summary 897
Review
898
CHAPTER 27 Connecting to Lotus
cc:Mail 899
About This Chapter 899
Before You Begin 900
Lesson
1: The Connector for Lotus cc:Mail 901
Connector for Lotus cc:Mail Overview 901
Components of the Connector for Lotus cc:Mail 904
Lotus cc:Mail Considerations 907
Lotus cc:Mail and Connector Interfaces 909
Configuring the Connector for Lotus cc:Mail 910
Advanced Connector Maintenance 912
Lesson
2: Lotus cc:Mail Directory Synchronization 914
Configuring the Lotus cc:Mail Post Office 914
Configuring the Connector for Lotus cc:Mail 915
Customizing Address Generation Rules 916
Chapter
Summary 917
Review
918
CHAPTER 28 Connecting to Lotus
Notes 919
About This Chapter 919
Before You Begin 920
Lesson
1: The Connector for Lotus Notes 921
Connector for Lotus Notes Overview 921
Components of the Connector for Lotus Notes 926
Configuring the Lotus Domino Server 929
Configuring the Connector for Lotus Notes 939
Lesson
2: Directory Synchronization with Lotus Domino/Notes 944
Directory Synchronization Overview 944
Configuring Directory Synchronization 946
Chapter
Summary 948
Review
949
CHAPTER 29 Connecting to Novell
GroupWise 951
About This Chapter 951
Before You Begin 952
Lesson
1: The Connector for Novell GroupWise 953
Connector for Novell GroupWise Overview 953
Components of the Connector for Novell GroupWise 959
Configuring the GroupWise Domain and API Gateway 962
Configuring the Connector for Novell GroupWise 972
Lesson
2: Directory Synchronization with Novell GroupWise 977
Directory Synchronization Overview 977
Configuring Directory Synchronization 979
Chapter
Summary 981
Review
983
APPENDIX A
Questions and Answers 985
GLOSSARY 1019
INDEX 1069 |
