دانلود Lynda Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 Tutorial Series - آموزش مایکروسافت اکسچنج سرور 2016

Topics include:
- Upgrading and migrating considerations
- Preparing Active Directory
- Planning for database size, performance, and virtualization requirements
- Creating roles and users
- Ordering and installing certificates
- Transporting with TLS
- Using command-line setup options
- Establishing DLP
- Testing and troubleshooting

Lynda Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 Administration
Businesses run on email—and 80% of on-premise email runs on Microsoft Exchange. Despite the popularity of cloud-based solutions, email server administration is still a critical skill for any system admin. Learn how to maintain, monitor, and troubleshoot an Exchange Server 2016 environment in this course with networking consultant Robert McMillen. Robert concentrates on core skills and day-to-day activities, such as configuring mailboxes, delegates, and distribution lists; setting permissions; managing and troubleshooting transport (aka mail flow); designing a service-level agreement for downtime, RPO/RTO, and delivery; and backing up and recovering mailbox databases and roles. Plus, learn how to use clustering and database availability groups (DAGs) to promote high availability and troubleshoot common Exchange issues. Need to set up Exchange Server for the first time? Check out Robert's previous course, Deploying Exchange Server 2016. Note: This course maps to the certification exam for Exchange Server 2016. Review the course and exam blueprint for the Exchange Server 13 exam here and here.

Topics include:
- Reviewing the Exchange Control Panel
- Managing the Mailbox role
- Configuring permissions and delegates
- Managing and troubleshooting mail transport
- Troubleshooting SMTP mail flow and domain security
- Designing an Exchange SLA
- Backup and recovery
- Planning high availability
- Troubleshooting connectivity

Exchange 2016: Client Access Services
Find out how to configure client access, set up namespaces, manage mobility solutions, improve load balancing, troubleshoot connectivity, and make sites resilient. Scott Burrell shows how to set up and administer primary client access services in this course. He explains and demonstrates the step involved in planning namespaces, redirecting access, authenticating users, working with offline address books, managing certificates, and more. This course is also an exam preparation resource, as it covers the topics in the 70-345 exam—Exchange 2016: Client Access Services.

Topics include:
- Planning namespaces
- Managing proxies and redirection
- Configuring client access
- Working with online servers
- Managing address lists and offline address books
- Allowing, blocking, and quarantining access
- Load balancing namespaces
- Troubleshooting POP/IMAP connectivity
- Troubleshooting Outlook Anywhere
- Resilient namespaces and URLs
- Configuring certificates for failover

Exchange 2016: Mailbox Databases
Get a clear understanding of mailbox databases in Microsoft Exchange Server 2016. This course maps to the first domain of Exam 70-345, Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016—Plan, deploy, manage, and troubleshoot mailbox databases. Learn about the administration of mailbox databases in Exchange Server 2016. Scott Burrell covers high availability mailbox databases, failure domains, SLA requirements, monitoring, and troubleshooting database replication. Plus, he walks through backup and recovery solutions, such as recovering public folders from a database backup.

Topics include:
- Planning and managing database storage
- Setting database requirements
- Storage architecture
- Virtualization scenarios
- Creating and managing mailbox databases
- Failure domains and SLA requirements
- Proper placement of a file share witness
- Site resilient DAG
- Troubleshooting database replication, performance, and database failure
- Planning for SLA recovery requirements

Exchange 2016: Transport Services
Business professionals send billions of emails every day. In this course, explore transport services in Microsoft Exchange Server 2016, and learn skills and techniques that can help you ensure that your organization's emails are delivered properly. This course maps to the third domain of Exam 70-345, Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016—Plan, deploy, manage, and troubleshoot transport services. Scott Burrell walks through how to plan and configure transport and routing, goes into the role of an Edge Transport server in an Exchange organization, and discusses high availability and site resiliency. Plus, he covers message security, discussing antispam solutions, filtering, and more.

Topics include:
- Planning and configuring transport and routing
- Understanding Safety Net
- Sending and receiving connectors
- Creating partner connectors
- High availability and site resilience
- Troubleshooting transport services
- Message security
- Filtering connections and recipients
- Spam confidence level thresholds
- Antivirus solutions

Exchange 2016: Infrastructure, Recipients, and Security
Bolster your understanding of the infrastructure, recipients, and security features in Exchange Server 2016, to help ensure that your Exchange installation goes to plan. This course maps to the Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 (70-345) exam, specifically the following domain: Plan, deploy, and manage an Exchange infrastructure, recipients, and security. In this course, Scott Burrell helps you get a clear understanding of key features, to prepare you to create your own Exchange organization. Scott covers how to plan and configure Active Directory, create mailboxes, and configure security features that can help you keep your Exchange content safe.

Topics include:
- Planning and configuring Active Directory (AD)
- Creating and configuring mailboxes
- Delegating mailboxes
- Mailbox and mailbox folder permissions
- Mail-enabled users
- Send as versus Send on Behalf
- Using public folders
- Managing public folder permissions
- RBAC versus AD split permissions
- Configuring user assignment policies
- Protecting Exchange content
- Message signing and encryption
- Troubleshooting IRM failure

Exchange 2016: Coexistence, Hybrid Scenarios, Migration, and Federation
Enhance your understanding of the coexistence features of Microsoft Exchange Server 2016. This course maps to the sixth domain of Exam 70-345, Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016—implement and manage coexistence, hybrid scenarios, migration, and federation. Scott Burrell covers Office 365 hybrid configuration, Exchange federation, and coexistence with earlier versions of Exchange. Plus, he discusses the paths to migrate supported versions of Exchange to Exchange 2016, how mailboxes and legacy public folders are migrated, and more.

Topics include:
- Preparing for hybrid configuration
- Deploying a hybrid configuration
- Troubleshooting Exchange Online
- Troubleshooting Office 365 clients
- Configuring the gateway
- Managing sharing policies
- Troubleshooting cross-forest availability
- Troubleshooting mail flow
- Migrating from earlier versions