Exchange 2007 Installation Full process

With the upcoming release of Exchange Server 2007 (previously known as "Exchange 12"), the powerful features it contains are beginning to unfold. As an improved enterprise Unified communications platform, Exchange Server 2007 supports the X64 platform, IOPS is reduced by 75%, and its innovative LCR technology can significantly reduce the enterprise's data backup and recovery investment. So, with too much anticipation, we are ready to install and experience this update products in the installation, function updates, service configuration features. At the same time, also hope to be able to bring some help to everyone's use.

One, Exchange Server 2007 feature Outlook

The new version will certainly bring some difference, and the addition of new features will make the enterprise application more comfortable, as listed below for the server role and cancellation features in Exchange Server 2007.

1. Five integrations in server roles

A: The mailbox server role-an extended storage role; it requires an I/O throughput of 70% less than Exchange Server 2003, and includes built-in support for continuous replication for high availability and e-mail retention policies.

B: The Client Access server role-the middle-tier role that is published to the Internet; it provides new Outlook Web Access, Outlook move synchronization, Outlook Anywhere (RPC over HTTP), Internet Mail Access Protocol Version 4 Rev1 (IMAP4), Post Office Protocol version 3 (POP3), Outlook Calendar Web service, and other programmable Web services.

C: Unified Messaging server Role-enables Exchange to connect to the middle-tier role of the telephony system, provides universal inbox support for voice mail and Faxes, and supports Outlook voice access through speech recognition technology.

D: Edge Transport server Role-a gateway on the perimeter network with built-in spam and virus filtering capabilities to support a technical breakthrough in the Secure Mail Alliance.

E: Hub Transport server Role-routing mail across the enterprise, pre-licensing information management (IRM) messages, and enforcing compliance at each stage.

2, no longer supported features

In Exchange Server 2007, as opposed to previous releases, many of the features that do not fit into the new network environment and requirements have been eliminated, most notably coexistence with Exchange Server 5.5; That is, users cannot make Exchange Server 2007 the Department is within an environment where Exchange 5.5 servers exist.

Other features that are not supported include: * Access to public folders through Outlook Web Access, IMAP, or NNTP. * CDO (Collaboration Data object is collaboration 1.2). * Active-active cluster. * GroupWise-oriented connection and migration tools. * Installable FileSystem (Installable File system, or IFS). * Management Group. * Operation-oriented CDO. * Exchange Web forms. * Exchange WMI classification. * CDOEXM. * Outlook Mobile Access. * Outlook WEB access rules-oriented support. * Routing Groups Routing group. * Transfer event receiver. * Work flow design and X.400.