Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 Administration Guide
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Description
Contents
Reviews
Language
English
ISBN
9789390684519
Cover Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication Page
About the Author
About the Reviewer
Acknowledgement
Preface
Errata
Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Exchange 2019
Structure
Objectives
Introduction to Exchange 2019
Comparing Exchange 2019 with Exchange 2016
Domain requirements
Coexistence
Prerequisites
MCDB (MetaCacheDatabase)
AutoReseed and how it works
The .NET Framework supported versions
MAPI
Exchange 2019 CU's and why the change in downloads
Windows Server 2019 Core and Exchange Server 2019
Conclusion
2. Installation of Exchange Server 2019
Structure
Objectives
Domain controller installation/configuration
Role/feature installation
Exchange 2019 Virtual Machine setup
Section one
Installing prerequisites
Installing .NET Framework 4.8
Installing UCMA 4.0
Installing Visual C++ 2012/2013
Exchange Server 2019 GUI installation without using the new switch/option
Exchange Server 2019 Core installation using the new switch
Conclusion
Questions
3. Post Configuration of Exchange Server 2019
Structure
Objectives
Launching/Logging into the Exchange Admin Center (EAC)
Recipients
Permissions
Compliance Management
Organization
Protection
Mail Flow
Mobile
Public Folders
Servers
Hybrid
Launching the Exchange Management Shell (EMS)
Server licensing
Send connectors – Configuration for a new domain
Receive connectors – Configuration for a new domain and explanation
Conclusion
Questions
4. Post Configuration of Exchange Server 2019 - Continued
Structure
Objectives
Creating a Certificate Request (CSR) in Exchange 2019 and completing the request
Assigning services to the new SSL certificate
Exporting and importing certificates
Update bindings on the default/backend website in IIS
Configure virtual directories
Conclusion
Questions
5. Client Connectivity
Structure
Objectives
Changes in Exchange Server 2019
Understanding Mapi over HTTP and how to configure it
Exchange 2010 upgrade to Exchange 2016
Exchange 2016 upgrade to Exchange 2019
Configuring MAPI over HTTP
Organization level
Mailbox level
Client support
Understanding Outlook Anywhere and how to configure it
Understanding POP and how to configure it
Understanding IMAP and how to configure it
Understanding Active Sync and how to configure it
Understanding EWS and how to configure it
Conclusion
Questions
6. Databases and Database Availability Groups
Structure
Objectives
General requirements
Storage requirements
Software requirements for the server that will be running Exchange Server 2019
Network requirements
IPv4 and IPv6
IP requirements
Witness server requirements
Site resilience
Creating a Database Availability Group and adding in servers
Database copies
Circular logging
Exchange Admin Center
Exchange Management Shell (EMS)
Backups
Metacache Database (MCDB) – New
Conclusion
Questions
7. Public Folders
Structure
Objectives
Public folders in Exchange 2019
Public folder mailbox creation in the EAC
Public folder mailbox creation in the EMS
High availability for Public Folders
Migration of Public Folders from Exchange 2013 and Exchange 2016 to Exchange 2019
Conclusion
Questions
8. Migrations
Structure
Objectives
Single mailbox moves
Migration batches (Multiple mailboxes moved)
Mailbox move corruption and how to resolve it
Conclusion
Questions
9. Coexistence with Exchange 2013/2016
Structure
Objectives
Exchange Server 2013
Exchange 2013 requirements to support Exchange Server 2019
Supported Active Directory environments
Cumulative Update (CU) required to support Exchange Server 2019
The .NET Framework 4.8 support
Exchange Server 2016
Exchange 2016 requirements to support Exchange Server 2019
Supported Active Directory environments
Cumulative Update (CU) required to support Exchange Server 2019
The .NET Framework 4.8 support
A mixed environment consisting of both Exchange 2013/2016 servers’ requirements for Exchange Server 2019
Conclusion
10. Exchange Management Shell & Extras
Structure
Objectives
WinRM
Using the Exchange Management Shell and the list of common commands
Creating a Database Availability Group
Adding an alternate Witness server
Adding mailbox servers to Database Availability Group
Managing Databases
Creating a Database
Creating Database copies
Licensing Exchange Servers
Moving Transport logs and database
Changing POP/IMAP settings
Getting Exchange Certificate
Enabling services on an SSL certificate
Exciting new features coming to Exchange 2019
Conclusion
Index
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