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70-284 MCSE Guide to
Microsoft Exchange Server
2003 Administration
Chapter Two
Installing and Configuring
Exchange Server 2003
Objectives
• Differentiate between editions of Exchange
Server 2003
• Prepare a Windows Server 2003 and an
Active Directory environment for the
installation of Exchange Server 2003
• Install Exchange Server 2003
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Objectives (continued)
• Identify and access Exchange Server 2003
administration and management tools
• Configure Exchange Server 2003 modes,
global settings, and policies
• Configure server properties for an Exchange
Server 2003 system
• Configure DNS to support Exchange Server
2003
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Installing and Configuring
Exchange Server 2003
• Two main tools are used to manage and
configure related settings
– Exchange System Manager
• Used to manage everything from an
organization-wide setting to message queues
– Active Directory Users and Computers
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Exchange Server 2003 Editions
• Exchange Server 2003, Standard Edition
• Exchange Server 2003, Enterprise Edition
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Exchange Server 2003, Standard
Edition
• Targeted for small to medium-sized
businesses
• Limitations include:
– Support for a maximum of one storage group
– Support for a maximum of one mailbox store
and one public folder store per storage group
– A maximum per-database size of 16 GB
– No clustering support
– The X.400 connector is not included
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Exchange Server 2003, Enterprise
Edition
• Aimed at enterprise customers
• Features include:
– Support for up to four storage groups
– Support for up to five databases
– A maximum database size of 8 TB
– Support for clustering of eight nodes
– Built-in X.400 connector
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Preparing to Install Exchange Server
2003
• Steps completed prior to installing Exchange
Server 2003 include:
– Installing the Windows Server 2003 services
required by Exchange
– Running the ForestPrep tool
– Running the DomainPrep tool
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Installing Windows Server 2003
Services
• Windows Server 2003 services that must be
installed first:
– .NET Framework
– ASP.NET
– Internet Information Services (IIS)
– World Wide Web Publishing service
– Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) service
– Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP)
service
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Activity 2-1: Installing Windows
Server 2003 Services Required
for Exchange Server 2003
• Time Required: 10–15 minutes
• Objective: Install services required prior to
install of Exchange Server 2003
• Description: Install specific services required
by Exchange Server 2003
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Running ForestPrep
• ForestPrep tool must be run to prepare the
environment for Exchange Server 2003
• Must be run in the Active Directory domain
where the domain controller holding the role
of schema master resides
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Running ForestPrep (continued)
• Main functions carried out by ForestPrep
include:
– Extending the Active Directory schema to
include required classes and attributes
– Creating the Exchange organization container
object in Active Directory
– Designating a user or group account to have
Administrator permissions
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Activity 2-2: Preparing an Active
Directory Forest for Exchange Using
ForestPrep
• Time Required: 20–30 minutes
• Objective: Run ForestPrep to prepare your
Active Directory forest for the installation of
Exchange Server 2003
• Description: Create an Active Directory
Forest. The forest first must be prepared by
running the ForestPrep tool.
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Running DomainPrep
• DomainPrep needs to be run in each of the
following domains:
– The Active Directory forest root domain
– Any domains that will contain Exchange
Server 2003 systems
– Any domain that will contain Exchange Server
2003 mail-enabled objects
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Running DomainPrep (continued)
– Any domains that include domain controllers
configured as global catalog servers
– Any domains that include user or group
accounts that will manage the Exchange
Server 2003 organization
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Running DomainPrep (continued)
• The main functions carried out by
DomainPrep include:
– Creating the Exchange Domain Servers global
group and Exchange Enterprise Servers local
group in Active Directory
– Making the Exchange Domain Servers global
group a member of both the Exchange
Enterprise Servers and the Pre-Windows 2000
Compatible Access local groups
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Running DomainPrep (continued)
– Creating the Exchange System Objects
container
– Configuring permissions for the Exchange
Enterprise Servers group
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Running DomainPrep (continued)
– Modifying the AdminSdHolder template that
sets permissions for the Administrators local
group
– Performing preinstallation checks prior to
installing Exchange Server 2003
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Activity 2-3: Preparing an Active
Directory Domain for Exchange
Using DomainPrep
• Time Required: 5–10 minutes
• Objective: Run DomainPrep to prepare your
Active Directory domain for the installation of
Exchange Server 2003
• Description: The Active Directory domain
must be prepared by running the DomainPrep
prior to installing Exchange Server 2003
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Installing Exchange Server 2003
• Install after:
– Basic service have been installed
– ForestPrep has been run
– DomainPrep has been run
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Activity 2-4: Installing Exchange
Server 2003, Enterprise Edition
• Time Required: 40–50 minutes
• Objective: Install Exchange Server 2003 on
your Windows Server 2003 system
• Description: All services must be installed
and ForestPrep and DomainPrep run prior to
installing the Enterprise Edition
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Unattended Installations of Exchange
Server 2003
• Unattended installations can be used for the
following tasks:
– Installing Exchange Server 2003 on all but the
first Exchange server in the organization
– Installing the Exchange Server 2003 System
Management tools
– Running DomainPrep in all but the first domain
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Unattended Installations of Exchange
Server 2003 (continued)
• The administrator first needs to create an
answer file
• Copy the answer file to the server about to
get the installation and issue the install
command
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Deploying Exchange Server 2003 in
a Cluster
• A cluster is a group of independent servers
that work together to ensure high system
availability
• Each server is referred to as a node
• Maximum number of nodes supported in an
Exchange Server 2003 cluster is eight
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Deploying Exchange Server 2003 in
a Cluster (continued)
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Exchange Server 2003
Administration Tools
• The two primary tools used to manage an
Exchange organization
– Exchange System Manager
– Active Directory Users and Computers
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Exchange System Manager
• Exchange System Manager is used to
manage an Exchange Server environment
and related system settings
• Microsoft Management Console (MMC) can
also be added to custom consoles that
include other administrative tools
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Exchange System Manager
(continued)
• Common administrative tasks
– Configuration of global settings, such as
message formats, message delivery options,
and mobile service settings
– Configuration of recipient settings, including
templates, address lists, update services, and
policies
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Exchange System Manager
(continued)
– Configuration and management of
administrative groups and routing groups
– Configuration and management of server
settings, including message queues, storage
groups, and protocols
– Configuration of connectors between
Exchange and other messaging systems
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Exchange System Manager
(continued)
– Delegation of Exchange administrative roles
– Configuration of server and recipient policies
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Activity 2-5: Exploring Exchange
System Manager
• Time Required: 10 minutes
• Objective: Access and explore the Exchange
System Manager tool
• Description: Exchange System Manager is
used to manage an Exchange organization
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Active Directory Users and
Computers
• Active Directory Users and Computers is
used to manage user, group, and computer
account objects
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Active Directory Users and
Computers (continued)
• Administrative tasks performed with Active
Directory Users and Computers include:
– Configuring e-mail addresses for users and
groups
– Enabling or disabling user access to
Exchange features
– Configuring user delivery options, delivery
restrictions, and storage limits
– Configuring mailbox rights
– Creating and managing distribution groups
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Activity 2-6: Exploring Exchange-
related Changes to Active Directory
Users and Computers
• Time Required: 10 minutes
• Objective: Access and explore changes to
Active Directory Users and Computers after
Exchange Server 2003 has been installed
• Description: Use Active Directory Users and
Computers tool to open and explore Active
Directory Users and Computers
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Customized Consoles
• Users can create customized MMCs that
include the specific snap-ins that you work
with on a regular basis
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Activity 2-7: Creating a Custom MMC
• Time Required: 10 minutes
• Objective: Create a custom MMC that
includes both the Exchange System Manager
and Active Directory Users and Computers
tools
• Description: Create custom MMCs as a way
to consolidate administrative tools within a
single environment
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Picking a Server Management
Location
• Preferable to install the required server tools
on a management workstation
• Can be installed on a Windows XP
Professional system running Service Pack 1
or higher
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Managing Exchange Server 2003
• Management-related tasks include:
– Switching an Exchange organization from
mixed mode to native mode
– Configuring Exchange global settings
– Configuring Exchange server property settings
– Working with system policies
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Switching from Mixed Mode to Native
Mode
• Exchange organization runs in mixed mode
by default
• Run in native mode if your organization does
not need to support interoperability with
Exchange Server 5.5 systems
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Switching from Mixed Mode to Native
Mode (continued)
• The benefits of native mode include:
– Creating query-based distribution groups
– Bandwidth savings, because bridgehead
servers will use 8BITMIME data transfer rather
than the 7-bit exchanges used in Exchange
Server 5.5 environments
– The ability for routing groups to contain
servers for different administrative groups
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Switching from Mixed Mode to Native
Mode (continued)
– The ability to move Exchange Server 2003
systems between routing groups
– The ability to move mailboxes between
administrative groups
– SMTP is used as the default routing protocol
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Activity 2-8: Switching Exchange
Server 2003 to Native Mode
• Time Required: 10 minutes
• Objective: Switch Exchange Server 2003
from mixed mode to native mode
• Description: Exchange Server 2003 features
are not available until an Exchange
organization is promoted from mixed mode to
native mode
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Configuring Global Settings
• The Global Settings node consists of three
main configuration areas:
– Internet Message Formats
– Message Delivery
– Mobile Services
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Internet Message Formats
• Control how e-mail messages are formatted
when sent to or received from Internet clients
• SMTP converts the message from Microsoft
Rich Text Format (RTF) to Multipurpose
Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) format
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Internet Message Formats
(continued)
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Message Delivery
• The Global Settings Message Delivery node
allows you to configure message delivery
options for your Exchange organization
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Activity 2-9: Configuring Exchange
Global Settings
• Time Required: 15 minutes
• Objective: Configure global settings on an
Exchange Server 2003 system
• Description: Configurable Global Settings in
Exchange System Manager include Internet
Message Formats and Message Delivery
settings
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Configuring Server Property Settings
• Used to control the functions of a particular
Exchange Server 2003 system
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Activity 2-10: Exploring and
Configuring Server Settings
• Time Required: 15 minutes
• Objective: Explore and configure Exchange
Server 2003 server property settings
• Description: A large number of configurable
settings are available in the Properties pages
of an Exchange server
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Working with System Policies
• System Policies are a collection of settings
that can be applied to these objects once,
rather than individually
• Policies are applied to an object (such as a
server)
• One system policy can be applied to an
object at any given point in time
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Working with System Policies
(continued)
• Exchange Server 2003 supports three kinds
of system policies:
– Mailbox store policies
– Public folder store policies
– Server policies
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Activity 2-11: Creating and Applying
Server Policies
• Time Required: 15 minutes
• Objective: Create and apply a server policy
to an Exchange Server 2003 system
• Description: Server system policies help
administrators to apply and enforce
configuration settings on multiple servers
simultaneously, without the need to configure
each server individually
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Configuring DNS To Support
Exchange Server 2003 Internet E-
Mail
• Domain Name Service (DNS) provides name
resolution services on a Transmission Control
Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) network
• Mail servers are listed in DNS using a special
type of resource record known as a Mail
Exchanger (MX)
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Configuring DNS to Support Exchange
Server 2003 Internet E-Mail (continued)
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Activity 2-12: Configuring DNS to
Support Exchange Server 2003
Internet E-mail
• Time Required: 5 minutes
• Objective: Configure DNS with an MX record
to support Exchange Server 2003 as an
Internet-based SMTP server
• Description: DNS MX records are used to
designate mail servers within the DNS
infrastructure on the Internet
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Summary
• Two editions of Exchange Server 2003 exist
– Exchange Server 2003, Standard Edition
– Exchange Server 2003, Enterprise Edition
• The first server in an Active Directory
environment must run ForestPrep and
DomainPrep
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Summary (continued)
• Tools used to manage an Exchange Server
2003 organization are Exchange System
Manager and Active Directory Users and
Computers
• Installed Exchange organizations run in
mixed mode to support environments that
include Exchange 5.5 servers
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Summary (continued)
• Exchange Server 2003 supports the use of
system policies to enforce consistent settings
• DNS MX records are used by sending mail
servers to find a recipient’s mail server
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