Chapter 9. Monitoring and Reporting
MICROSOFT EXAM OBJECTIVE COVERED IN THIS CHAPTER:
Monitoring and Reporting
Monitor mail queues.
Perform message tracking.
Monitor system performance.
Create server reports.
Create usage reports.
Monitor client connectivity.
"If your Exchange environment fails and no one is around to monitor it, does it make a sound?" The answer is yes, it does—users will cry out! This being the case, you'll most likely do more monitoring and reporting than deploying of new servers or other tasks. You'll want to monitor your Exchange servers to keep track of healthy or unhealthy trends. In addition, you will likely be required to produce data for reports on the status of the Exchange infrastructure and to determine when problems occur ...
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