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Exam Ref 70-341 Core Solutions of Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 (MCSE)

Name: Exam Ref 70-341 Core Solutions of Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 (MCSE)
ISBN: 9780735697348

by Paul Robichaux, Bhargav Shukla

April 2015

Intermediate to advanced

368 pages

11h 51m

English

Microsoft Press

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Contents
Introduction
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Preparing for the exam
Chapter 1. Install, configure, and manage the mailbox role
Objective 1.1: Plan the mailbox rolePlanning for storage requirementsPlanning mailbox role capacity and placementPlanning for virtualizationDesigning public folder placement strategyValidating storage by running JetstressObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 1.2: Configure and manage the mailbox roleDeploying mailbox server rolesCreating and configuring Offline Address BookDesigning and creating hierarchical address listsCreating and configuring public foldersObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 1.3: Deploy and manage high availability solutions for the mailbox roleCreating and configuring a Database Availability GroupIdentifying failure domainsManaging DAG networksManaging mailbox database copiesObjective summaryObjective review
Objective 1.4: Monitor and troubleshoot the mailbox role
Troubleshooting database replication and replayTroubleshooting database copy activationTroubleshooting mailbox role performanceMonitoring database replicationObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 1.5: Develop backup and recovery solutions for the mailbox role and public foldersManaging lagged copiesDetermining the most appropriate backup solution/strategyPerforming a dial tone restorePerforming item-level recoveryRecovering the public folder hierarchyRecovering a mailbox server roleObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 1.6: Create and configure mail-enabled objectsConfiguring resource mailboxes and schedulingConfiguring team mailboxesConfiguring distribution listsConfiguring moderationConfiguring a linked mailboxObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 1.7: Manage mail-enabled object permissionsConfiguring mailbox permissionsSetting up room mailbox delegatesSetting up auto-mappingObjective summaryObjective reviewAnswersObjective 1.1: Thought experimentObjective 1.1: ReviewObjective 1.2: Thought experimentObjective 1.2: ReviewObjective 1.3: Thought experimentObjective 1.3: ReviewObjective 1.4: Thought experimentObjective 1.4: ReviewObjective 1.5: Thought experimentObjective 1.5: ReviewObjective 1.6: Thought experimentObjective 1.6: ReviewObjective 1.7: Thought experimentObjective 1.7: Review
Chapter 2. Plan, install, configure, and manage client access
Objective 2.1: Plan, deploy, and manage a Client Access Server (CAS)Designing to account for differences between legacy CAS and Exchange 2013 CASConfiguring Office Web Apps serverObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 2.2: Plan and configure namespaces and client servicesDesigning namespaces for client connectivityConfiguring URLsPlanning for certificatesConfiguring authentication methodsObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 2.3: Deploy and manage mobility solutionsDeploying Mobile OWAConfiguring OWA policiesConfiguring Exchange ActiveSync PoliciesMobile device mailbox policiesConfiguring allow/block/quarantine policiesDeploying and manage Office AppsObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 2.4: Implement load balancingConfiguring namespace load balancingConfiguring Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) load balancingConfiguring Windows Network Load Balancing (WNLB)Objective summaryObjective reviewObjective 2.5: Troubleshoot client connectivityTroubleshooting Outlook Anywhere connectivityTroubleshooting POP/IMAPTroubleshooting web servicesTroubleshooting mobile devicesObjective summaryObjective reviewAnswersObjective 2.1: Thought experimentObjective 2.1: ReviewObjective 2.2: Thought experimentObjective 2.2: ReviewObjective 2.3: Thought experimentObjective 2.3: ReviewObjective 2.4: Thought experimentObjective 2.4: ReviewObjective 2.5: Thought experimentObjective 2.5: Review
Chapter 3. Plan, install, configure, and manage transport
Objective 3.1: Plan a high availability solution for common scenariosUnderstanding transport high availability and message routingPlanning for shadow redundancyPlanning for Safety NetPlanning for redundant MX recordsObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 3.2: Design a transport solutionDesign inter-site mail flowDesign inter-org mail flowPlan for Domain Secure and TLSDesign message hygiene solutionsDesign Edge TransportDesign shared namespace scenariosObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 3.3: Configure and manage transportConfiguring Edge serversConfiguring Send and Receive connectorsConfiguring transport rulesConfiguring accepted domainsConfiguring email policiesConfiguring address rewritingObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 3.4: Troubleshoot and monitor transportPredicting mail flowInterpreting message tracking and protocol logsTroubleshooting SMTP message flowTroubleshooting Domain Secure and TLSTroubleshooting shared namespacesObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 3.5: Configure and manage hygieneManaging connection filteringManaging content filteringManaging recipient filteringManaging Sender IDManaging anti-malwareManaging attachment filteringObjective summaryObjective reviewAnswersObjective 3.1: Thought experimentObjective 3.1: ReviewObjective 3.2: Thought experimentObjective 3.2: ReviewObjective 3.3: Thought experimentObjective 3.3: ReviewObjective 3.4: Thought experimentObjective 3.4: ReviewObjective 3.5: Thought experimentObjective 3.5: Review

Chapter 4. Design and manage an Exchange infrastructure
Objective 4.1: Plan for impact of Exchange on Active Directory servicesPlanning Active Directory deploymentDetermining DNS changes required for ExchangePreparing Active Directory for ExchangeObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 4.2: Administer Exchange workload managementWorkload management explainedMonitoring system and user workload eventsManaging workload throttling settingsObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 4.3: Plan and manage role based access controlDetermine appropriate RBAC roles and cmdletsLimit administration using existing role groupsEvaluate differences between RBAC and Active Directory split permissionsConfigure a custom-scoped role groupObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 4.4: Design an appropriate Exchange solution for a given SLAPlan for change management and updatesDesign a solution that meets SLA requirements around scheduled downtimeDesign a solution that meets SLA requirements around Recovery Point Objective/Recovery Time ObjectiveDesign a solution that meets SLA requirements around message deliveryObjective summaryObjective reviewAnswersObjective 4.1: Thought experimentObjective 4.1: ReviewObjective 4.2: Thought experimentObjective 4.2: ReviewObjective 4.3: Thought experimentObjective 4.3: ReviewObjective 4.4: Thought experimentObjective 4.4: Review
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Overview

Prepare for Microsoft Exam 70-341--and help demonstrate your real-world mastery of the skills needed to deliver effective Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 solutions. Designed for experienced IT pros ready to advance their status, Exam Ref focuses on the critical-thinking and decision-making acumen needed for success at the MCSE level.

Focus on the expertise measured by these objectives:

Plan, install, configure, and manage the transport role

Install, configure, and manage the mailbox role

Plan, install, configure, and manage client access

Design and manage an Exchange infrastructure

This Microsoft Exam Ref:

Organizes its coverage by exam objectives

Features strategic, what-if scenarios to challenge you

Provides exam preparation tips written by Exchange Server MVPs

Assumes you have significant experience managing Exchange Server in an enterprise messaging environment

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