本書面向大、中、小型機構，介紹Exchange 2000 Server的規劃、部署和維護過程中涉及的各種常用技能，包括它的存儲和路由結構、用戶需求和資源部署、安裝和管理、各種服務，與Windows 2000 Server 的集成，安全管理，故障排除和性能最佳化等。本書配有CD-ROM，內有全書的電子版以及Exchange 2000 Server部署常用技能的白頁。 本書由微軟公司組織權威人士編寫，極具技術縱深，是一本不可多得的系統管理用書。
基本介紹
- 書名：Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server 管理員指南
- 類型：Microsoft Exchange
- 出版日期：2001年1月1日
- 開本：16開
- 品牌：北京大學出版社
- 作者：Walter J.Glenn&Bill English
- 出版社：北京大學出版社
- 頁數：828頁
- ISBN：7900629777
內容簡介,圖書目錄,
內容簡介
本書面向大、中、小型機構，介紹Exchange 2000 Server的規劃、部署和維護過程中涉及的各種常用技能，包括它的存儲和路由結構、用戶需求和資源部署、安裝和管理、各種服務，與Windows 2000 Server的集成，安全管理，故障排除和性能最佳化等。本書配有CD—ROM，內有全書的電子版以及Exchange 2000 Server部署常用技能的白頁。
本書由微軟公司組織權威人士編寫，極具技術縱深，是一本不可多得的系統管理用書。
本書由微軟公司組織權威人士編寫，極具技術縱深，是一本不可多得的系統管理用書。
圖書目錄
目 錄
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part1
Introduction
lIntroducingExehange2000Server
WhatIsExchangeServer?
VersionsofExchange2000Server
Exchange2000Server
Exchange2000EnterpriseServer
Exchange2000ConferencingServer
BasicConcepts
MessagingSystems
TheOrganizationofanExchangeEnvironment
ExchangeServerStorage
ExchangeServerServices
WhatIsNewinExchanger2000Server
ActiveDirectoryIntegration
ActiveDirectoryConnector
MultipleMessageDatabases
StorageGroups
DistributedConfiguration
SimpleMailTransportProtocolMessageRoutin
AdministrationThroughMicrosoftManagementConsole
SystemMonitoring
Windows2000Security
Field-LevelSecurity
WebStore
WebForms
MultiplePublicFolderTrees
DataandVoiceConferencing
InstantMessaging
Summary
2UnderstandingExchange2000ServerStorageArchitecture
StorageDesignGoalsinExchange2000Server
DatabaseFileStructure
RichTextFile
NativeContentFile
Single-InstanceMessageStore
StorageGroupsandMultipleDatabases
DataRecoveryandTransactionLogs
TheExtensibleStorageEngine
InstallableFileSystem
DataAccessThroughIFS
WebAccesstoIFS
PublicFolders
MultiplePublicFolderTrees
ReplicationandPublicFolders
SecurityandPublicFolders
ClientAccesstoExchange2000Stores
Indexing
FrontEnd/BackEndServers
Summary
3UnderstandingExchange2000ServerRoutingArchitecture
RoutingGroups
RoutingGroupsandPublicFolders
OverviewoftheTransportArchitecture
MessageRoutingWithintheSameServer
MessageRoutingWithintheSameRoutingGroup
MessageRoutingtoOtherRoutingGroups
MessageRoutingtoForeignE-MailSystems
RoutingGroupTopologies
LinkStateInformation
LinkStateAlgorithm
LinkStateConcepts
HowLinkStateInformationWorks
Summary
4UnderstandingWindows2000Integration
BriefOverviewofActiveDirectory
DirectoryStructureinActiveDirectory
LogicalStructureofActiveDirectory
Groups
OtherActiveDirectoryComponents
NamingPartitions
Sites
LocationServiceProviders
GlobalCatalogServers
ClientAuthentication
ActiveDirectoryNames
DistinguishedName
RelativeDistinguishedName
UserPrincipalName
GloballyUniqneIdentifier
Exchange2000ServerandActiveDirectory
StoringExchange2000DatainActiveDirectory
GeneratingE-MailAddresses
Exchange2000ServerandForestBoundaries
IntegrationwithGlobalCatalogServer
ConfigurationPartitionandDirectory
AddressBookViews
IntegrationwithInternetInformationServices5
InstantMessaging
DataConferencing
SimpleMailTransportProtocol
NetworkNewsTransferProtocol
DNSConfiguration
Summary
5AssessingNeeds
DefiningUserNeeds
Messaging
PublicFolders
ConnectionstoOtherSystems
RemoteAccess
CustomApplications
TrainingandSupportServices
AssessingCurrentResources
DefiningYourGeographicProfile
DefiningYourSoftwareEnvironment
DefiningYourNetworkTopology
DefiningYourWindows2000NetworkingModel
PuningtheDiagramsTogether
DefiningAdministrativeNeeds
Summary
6PlanningforDevelopment
PlanningtheOrganization
EstablishingaNamingConvention
DefiningRoutingGroups
PlanningRoutingGroupConnectors
PlanningRoutingGroups
DesigningYourRoutingGroups
PlanningPublicFolders
PlanningGateways
PlanningServers
DiskConsiderations
ProcessorConsiderations
MemoryConsiderations
NetworkConsiderations
WaystoAddFaultTolerance
Summary
7InstallingE
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part1
Introduction
lIntroducingExehange2000Server
WhatIsExchangeServer?
VersionsofExchange2000Server
Exchange2000Server
Exchange2000EnterpriseServer
Exchange2000ConferencingServer
BasicConcepts
MessagingSystems
TheOrganizationofanExchangeEnvironment
ExchangeServerStorage
ExchangeServerServices
WhatIsNewinExchanger2000Server
ActiveDirectoryIntegration
ActiveDirectoryConnector
MultipleMessageDatabases
StorageGroups
DistributedConfiguration
SimpleMailTransportProtocolMessageRoutin
AdministrationThroughMicrosoftManagementConsole
SystemMonitoring
Windows2000Security
Field-LevelSecurity
WebStore
WebForms
MultiplePublicFolderTrees
DataandVoiceConferencing
InstantMessaging
Summary
2UnderstandingExchange2000ServerStorageArchitecture
StorageDesignGoalsinExchange2000Server
DatabaseFileStructure
RichTextFile
NativeContentFile
Single-InstanceMessageStore
StorageGroupsandMultipleDatabases
DataRecoveryandTransactionLogs
TheExtensibleStorageEngine
InstallableFileSystem
DataAccessThroughIFS
WebAccesstoIFS
PublicFolders
MultiplePublicFolderTrees
ReplicationandPublicFolders
SecurityandPublicFolders
ClientAccesstoExchange2000Stores
Indexing
FrontEnd/BackEndServers
Summary
3UnderstandingExchange2000ServerRoutingArchitecture
RoutingGroups
RoutingGroupsandPublicFolders
OverviewoftheTransportArchitecture
MessageRoutingWithintheSameServer
MessageRoutingWithintheSameRoutingGroup
MessageRoutingtoOtherRoutingGroups
MessageRoutingtoForeignE-MailSystems
RoutingGroupTopologies
LinkStateInformation
LinkStateAlgorithm
LinkStateConcepts
HowLinkStateInformationWorks
Summary
4UnderstandingWindows2000Integration
BriefOverviewofActiveDirectory
DirectoryStructureinActiveDirectory
LogicalStructureofActiveDirectory
Groups
OtherActiveDirectoryComponents
NamingPartitions
Sites
LocationServiceProviders
GlobalCatalogServers
ClientAuthentication
ActiveDirectoryNames
DistinguishedName
RelativeDistinguishedName
UserPrincipalName
GloballyUniqneIdentifier
Exchange2000ServerandActiveDirectory
StoringExchange2000DatainActiveDirectory
GeneratingE-MailAddresses
Exchange2000ServerandForestBoundaries
IntegrationwithGlobalCatalogServer
ConfigurationPartitionandDirectory
AddressBookViews
IntegrationwithInternetInformationServices5
InstantMessaging
DataConferencing
SimpleMailTransportProtocol
NetworkNewsTransferProtocol
DNSConfiguration
Summary
5AssessingNeeds
DefiningUserNeeds
Messaging
PublicFolders
ConnectionstoOtherSystems
RemoteAccess
CustomApplications
TrainingandSupportServices
AssessingCurrentResources
DefiningYourGeographicProfile
DefiningYourSoftwareEnvironment
DefiningYourNetworkTopology
DefiningYourWindows2000NetworkingModel
PuningtheDiagramsTogether
DefiningAdministrativeNeeds
Summary
6PlanningforDevelopment
PlanningtheOrganization
EstablishingaNamingConvention
DefiningRoutingGroups
PlanningRoutingGroupConnectors
PlanningRoutingGroups
DesigningYourRoutingGroups
PlanningPublicFolders
PlanningGateways
PlanningServers
DiskConsiderations
ProcessorConsiderations
MemoryConsiderations
NetworkConsiderations
WaystoAddFaultTolerance
Summary
7InstallingE
