Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 High Availability. Design a highly available Exchange 2013 messaging environment using real-world examples - Helion

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Autor: Nuno Mota
Tytuł oryginału: Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 High Availability. Design a highly available Exchange 2013 messaging environment using real-world examples.
ISBN: 9781782171515
stron: 266, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2014-02-19
Księgarnia: Helion

Cena książki: 152,10 zł (poprzednio: 169,00 zł)
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Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 High Availability. Design a highly available Exchange 2013 messaging environment using real-world examples eBook -- spis treści

Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 High Availability
- Table of Contents
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 High Availability
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
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- Preface
  - What this book covers
  - What you need for this book
  - Who this book is for
  - Conventions
  - Reader feedback
  - Customer support
    - Errata
    - Piracy
    - Questions
- 1. Getting Started
  - Defining high availability and resilience
    - Availability
    - Resilience
  - Introducing the new Exchange architecture
    - Looking at the past
      - Exchange 2000/2003
      - Exchange 2007
      - Exchange 2010
      - Exchange 2013
  - Summary
- 2. High Availability with the Client Access Server
  - Removing session affinity
  - Connecting to Outlook
  - Load balancing and CAS arrays
    - The do nothing method
    - Windows Network Load Balancing (WNLB)
    - DNS Round Robin
    - Hardware/virtual load balancers
      - Layer 4 with a single namespace and IP address
      - Layer 4 with multiple namespaces and IP addresses
      - Layer 7 with a single namespace and IP address
      - Selecting the correct method
  - The Autodiscover service
    - Explaining digital certificates for Exchange
      - Listing best practices
  - Summary
- 3. High Availability with the Mailbox Server
  - Reducing input/output operations per second
  - Automatically recovering after storage failures
  - Managed Store
  - Automatic Reseed
    - Configuring folders for databases and volumes
    - Mounting volume folders
    - Mounting database folders
    - Creating a database directory structure
    - Creating a mailbox database
    - Checking the database creation
    - Testing AutoReseed
  - Revisiting Database Availability Groups
    - Best copy selection changes
    - The DAG Management Service
    - The DAG network auto-configuration
    - Single copy alert enhancements
    - Lagged copy enhancements
    - Dynamic Quorum
      - Majority Node Set clustering
      - Windows Server 2012
  - Introducing modern Public Folders
    - Best practices
  - Explaining the Offline Address Book
    - Best practices
  - Summary
- 4. Achieving Site Resilience
  - Achieving site resilience for client access server
    - Global namespace
  - Achieving site resilience for the Mailbox server
    - Scenario 1 active/passive
    - Scenario 2 active/active
    - Scenario 3 third datacenter
      - Windows Azure
    - Using Datacenter Activation Coordination (DAC)
      - Enabling the DAC mode
    - Deciding where to place witness servers
  - Summary
- 5. Transport High Availability
  - Servicing of the transport pipeline
    - Front End Transport service routing
    - Mailbox Transport service routing
  - Improving on transport high availability
    - Revisiting shadow redundancy
      - Creating shadow e-mails
      - E-mails arriving from outside the boundary of transport high availability
      - E-mails sent outside the boundary of transport high availability
      - E-mails arriving from a Mailbox server within the boundary of transport high availability
      - Shadow redundancy with legacy Hub Transport servers
      - Configuring shadow redundancy
      - Maintaining shadow e-mails
      - Shadow redundancy after an outage
    - Safety Net
      - The working of Safety Net
      - Resubmitting e-mails from Safety Net
      - Resubmitting e-mails from Shadow Safety Net
  - Making an inbound and outbound e-mail flow resilient
    - Outbound
    - Inbound
      - Non-Exchange internal e-mails
      - Inbound Internet e-mails
  - Summary
- 6. High Availability of Unified Messaging
  - Introducing the new features of UM
  - Architectural changes
  - Unified Messaging ports
  - Unified Messaging availability
    - Exchange servers
    - IP gateways
    - Incoming calls
    - Outgoing calls
    - SIP load balancing
  - Summary
- 7. Backup and Recovery
  - Understanding the importance of backups
    - Listing vital components to back up
      - Client Access Servers
      - Mailbox servers
        
        Databases and transaction logs
        
        Offline address book
        
        Customizations and logfiles
        
        Unified contact store
    - Exploring Windows Integrated Backup
    - Exploring System Center Data Protection Manager 2012
      - Using DPM to protect Exchange
      - Installing the DPM server
      - Allocating storage
      - Installing DPM Agents on Exchange servers
      - Creating and configuring protection groups
      - DPM considerations
    - Replacing a backup with database availability groups
  - Planning for disaster recovery
    - Recovering a mailbox
    - Recovering a lost server
    - Explaining database portability in disaster recovery situations
  - Dial tone portability
    - Recovering Public Folders
      - Recovering deleted items
      - Recovering deleted items post retention
      - Recovering deleted Public Folders using Outlook
      - Recovering deleted Public Folders using PowerShell
      - Recovering deleted Public Folders post retention
  - Summary
- 8. Monitoring Exchange
  - Introducing Managed Availability
    - Exploring Managed Availability components
      - Probes
      - Monitors
      - Responders
    - Health
    - Customizing Managed Availability
      - Enabling or disabling a health set
  - Using the Exchange 2013 SCOM Management Pack
  - Summary
- 9. Underlying Infrastructure
  - Active Directory
  - Domain name system
    - Integrating DNS with Active Directory
  - Explaining the importance of a network
  - Using high available storage
  - Benefiting through virtualization
    - Backup and restore
    - High availability
      - Hyper-V and VMware
        
        Single Exchange on a virtual cluster
        
        Resilient Exchange on a virtual cluster
        
        Other features
  - Summary
- Index