VM Workstation Typical installation of an Exchange Server 2010 server

Typical installation of an Exchange Server 2010 server

Demand analysis

BDQN The company has deployed a Windows Server 2008 AD domain with a domain name of "benet.local". Enterprises need to establish a mail system in-house, to meet the internal staff of the Enterprise Mail communication. And you need to configure the mail client, to meet the intra-enterprise mail between employees.

BDQN The company needs to create a mailbox for the company's employee Tim and limit its mailbox size to 40MB, and the size of the mailbox is 15MB. The size of the mailbox created for the manager is 100MB, and the size of the message is 50MB.

Also, because the company is frequently contacted by mail with three customers (Alice, Bill, Tony), the administrator is required to create a contact for them.

Plan distribution groups by department to make it easier for users to find the recipients they want to contact when they send a message. Because the sales team is moving too often, the manager wants the administrator to create an account for each good one sales employee, which can be automatically added to the sales group to ensure that the manager's mail is sent to each employee's mailbox.

Network topology

Requirements Description

• Deploying a domain controller, domain name benet.local

• Deploying an Exchange 2010 mail server

• Configure the Exchange Client

• Create and manage recipients

• Establish distribution groups and address lists

Experimental steps

First, the domain controller is deployed, the domain name is benet.local

1 Install Exchange 2010 domain functional level must be more than Windows Server 2003

Ii. deployment of Exchange2010 mail servers

1 ) to create an Exchange

2 ) Join Exchange users to Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins, Schema Admins groups

3 ) to join the Exchange server to the domain

4 Install the Exchange service, configure the prerequisites for installing the Exchange Server

5 ) Install Filterpack64bit

6 ) Set the Net.TCP port sharing service to Automatic

7 ) mount the CD-ROM to install the Exchange service ( requires a system restart after installation )

8 ) Activate the Exchange Server

Iii. Configuring the Exchange Client

1 ) Configure the Exchange client with the POP3 protocol, turn on the Microsoft Exchange POP3 Service, and set the client computer to auto-start to load the office

2 Configure the client with the MAIP protocol, join the client to the domain (configure the IP address to write the Internet off, write the ad and Exchange servers to the Internet), and load the client with Office

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Iv. Creating and Managing recipients

1 ) Create a mailbox user

2 ) to create a mail contact.

3 Configure throttling options for mailbox users

4 ) Validation

V. Establish distribution groups and address lists

1 Create a distribution group and add related members to it

2 ) New Dynamic distribution Group

3 Create an address list by department.

4 The client accesses the address list by using the Outlook Address Book.

Summarize

• Features, roles to add to the installation of Exchange

• Roles: NET fromwork 3.5.1, HTTP proxy, Windows PowerShell integrated scripting Environment, ASP., Digest authentication, dynamic content compression, IIS 6 WMI compatibility, IIS 6 Management Console

• Features: AD DS and Adlds tools (role management tools)

• Set the Net.TCP port sharing service to Automatic

• Joining an Exchange server to a domain

• Join an Exchange domain user to the domain Admins, Enterprise Admins, Schema Admins Group

• Installing Filterpack 64-bit software

• Installing Exchange Services

• Activating the Exchange service

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VM Workstation Typical installation of an Exchange Server 2010 server