Exchange Server 2010 Presentation and Sample Code Download at TI2011 (Mike Pfeiffer and Harold Wong)
Below are the links to download the Exchange Server 2010 sessions presented by Mike Pfeiffer and Harold Wong at the Interface Tech Immersion 2011.
Mike Pfeiffer is an instructor at Interface Technical Training, Microsoft MVP & Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) in Exchange 2010. Harold Wong is an IT Pro Evangelist with Microsoft.
Session 1: Enterprise Exchange Management with PowerShell
Presenter: Mike Pfeiffer
Get started with the Exchange Management Shell and learn how you can take control of your messaging environment from the command line. In this session, you’ll learn how to take your administrative capabilities to a new level by creating multiple recipients, updating organization wide configuration settings, and generating detailed reports, all in a matter of seconds with simple commands.
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Session 2: Exchange 2010 — High Availability
Presenter: Harold Wong
Dive deep into Exchange 2010 High Availability and discover the inner workings of database availability groups. In this session, you’ll learn how to create, manage, and monitor database availability groups, and go beyond the basics and into advanced topics such as Active Manager, best copy selection, and datacenter activation coordination.
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Session 3: Exchange 2010 — Role Based Access Control Deep Dive
Presenter: Mike Pfeiffer
Role Based Access Control (RBAC) is the new permissions model in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 that provides granular control over what administrators and end-users can do in your environment. In this session, you’ll learn how to get started with RBAC, as well as dive deep into advanced topics such as creating custom RBAC roles to meet the specific needs of your organization.
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Session 4: Exchange 2010 — Transitioning and Coexistence
Presenter: Harold Wong
In this session, you’ll learn how to transition from an existing Exchange 2003 or Exchange 2007 environment to Exchange 2010. We’ll also take you through the requirements and considerations that need to be made when maintaining coexistence between Exchange 2010 and a previous version.
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A Simple Introduction to Cisco CML2
Mark Jacob, Cisco Instructor, presents an introduction to Cisco Modeling Labs 2.0 or CML2.0, an upgrade to Cisco’s VIRL Personal Edition. Mark demonstrates Terminal Emulator access to console, as well as console access from within the CML2.0 product. Hello, I’m Mark Jacob, a Cisco Instructor and Network Instructor at Interface Technical Training. I’ve been using … Continue reading A Simple Introduction to Cisco CML2
Creating Dynamic DNS in Network Environments
This content is from our CompTIA Network + Video Certification Training Course. Start training today! In this video, CompTIA Network + instructor Rick Trader teaches how to create Dynamic DNS zones in Network Environments. Video Transcription: Now that we’ve installed DNS, we’ve created our DNS zones, the next step is now, how do we produce those … Continue reading Creating Dynamic DNS in Network Environments
Difference Between $_ and $PSItem in Windows PowerShell
In this video, I’m going to answer a very common question that I get when I’m teaching Windows PowerShell, and that’s, “What’s the difference between what’s called $_ and $PSItem?” Let me explain to you a little bit about what these two variables do. When we’re working with the PowerShell pipeline, and we want to … Continue reading Difference Between $_ and $PSItem in Windows PowerShell
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