Microsoft Exchange 2000 with Secure Computings PremierAccess

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Microsoft Exchange 2000 with Secure
ComputingsPremierAccess

• Terry Lewis
• Manager, Consulting Services
• Emergent OnLine
• tlewis_at_go-eol.com

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Agenda

• Overview
• Features
• - Active Directory Integration- Security
  Delegation- Enhanced Web Access- Rapid
  Application Development- Instant Messaging
  Services - Conferencing Services- Chat
  Services- WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and
  Versioning)- Clustering and Network Load
  Balancing (NLB)- System Monitoring-
  Policy-Based Administration- Ease of Migration
  - Front-End/Back-End Architecture- Secure
  Message Transfer

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Exchange 2000 Overview

• Microsoft Mail
• Exchange 4.0
• Exchange 5.0
• Exchange 5.5
• Exchange 2000
• Titanium
• Kodiak

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Titanium

• REDMOND, Wash., July 15, 2002 -- With more than
  109 million seats already licensed for Microsoft
  Exchange Server -- twice as many seats deployed
  as Lotus/Domino -- Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer
  today announced at Fusion 2002 the companys
  plans to release an upgrade to Exchange 2000
  Server, code-named "Titanium," in 2003. Titanium
  will include a range of new benefits for end
  users, particularly information workers, as well
  as benefits targeted specifically to IT
  administrators and the corporate networks they
  manage.
• Titanium will be an easily deployed, incremental
  upgrade to Exchange 2000, analogous to the move
  from Exchange 5.0 to Exchange 5.5 in 1997.
  Ballmer noted that the release has been largely
  designed around partner and customer feedback.

Titanium is being built on the same code base as
Exchange 2000, and therefore will use the same
storage engine that is currently in Exchange
2000. Titanium will be a smooth upgrade for our
customers. The next generation messaging
platform, called Kodiak, will be built around
Microsofts vision for unified data that will
first appear in "Yukon," the codename for the
next release of SQL Server. It will be several
years before this technology is ready to be a
mainstream upgrade for current customers.
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Exchange Features

• - Active Directory Integration- Security
  Delegation- Enhanced Web Access- Rapid
  Application Development- Instant Messaging
  Services - Conferencing Services- Chat
  Services- WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and
  Versioning)- Clustering and Network Load
  Balancing (NLB)- System Monitoring-
  Policy-Based Administration- Ease of Migration
  - Front-End/Back-End Architecture- Secure
  Message Transfer

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Active Directory Integration

• All Exchange 2000 directory information,
  including information about users, mailboxes,
  servers, sites, and custom recipients, is stored
  in Active Directory
• Unified administration of Exchange Server and
  Windows 2000 objects allows an administrator to
  manage all user data in one place, with one set
  of tools
• Security groups in Windows 2000 can be
  automatically used as Exchange 2000 distribution
  lists, removing the need to create a parallel set
  of distribution lists for each department or group

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Preparing the Forest Using /forestprep
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Preparing the Domain Using /domainprep
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Security Delegation

• Single W2K security model
• Delegation Wizard support
• Exchange Full Administrator
• Exchange Administrator
• Exchange View Only Administrator
• Item level/document level security

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Enhanced Web Access

• OWA is now an ISAPI application
• Http//exchange01/exchange
• Look and feel of Outlook
• Rendering is now non-script based
• Improvements with each release

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Rapid Application Development

• CDO 3.0
• Scripting
• HTTP//exchange01/exchange

Set objEmail CreateObject("CDO.Message")
objEmail.From administrator_at_emergentonline.com
" objEmail.To tlewis_at_emergentonline.com"
objEmail.Subject Exchange01 down"
objEmail.Textbody Exchange01 is no longer
accessible over the network." objEmail.Send
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Instant Messaging Services

• Capability to send an immediate, text-based
  message
• Two clients
• Windows XP
• Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000
• Future

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Conferencing Services

• Complete multi-party audio and video conferencing
• Conference Management Service
• Conference Technology Provider
• Microsoft NetMeeting

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Chat Services

• Based on Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
• Scalability to 20,000 users on a single server
• Integration with Microsoft Windows 2000 Active
  Directory

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WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning)

• HTTP based protocol enabling seamless document
  collaboration
• Allows direct document storage
• Same technology as Sharepoint Portal Server
• Exchange M drive
• HTTP//exchange01/exchange/tlewis/drafts/?cmdnew

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Clustering and Network Load Balancing (NLB)

• Active/active clustering
• Requires Exchange 2000 Server Enterprise Edition

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System Monitoring

• Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
  architecture
• Access event logs, performance monitoring data,
  disk data, and service status
• Available separately through a snap-in to the
  Microsoft Management Console (MMC)

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Policy-Based Administration

• Powerful and flexible policy model for
  administration
• Define recipient policies across hundreds of
  thousands of users, groups, and contacts

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Ease of Migration

• Exchange Server 5.5Manage a mixed-mode Exchange
  Server 5.5 and Exchange 2000 environment or
  upgrade easier by using resources at
  www.microsoft.com.
• Lotus ccMailInformation you need to move from
  ccMail to Exchange, including best practices,
  white papers, case studies, migration tools, and
  demos.
• Lotus Notes/DominoCompare Lotus Notes and Domino
  with Exchange, read developer tips for getting
  the most out of Microsoft Outlook and get tools
  for moving from Lotus Notes to Exchange.
• Microsoft MailGet migration strategies for
  moving from Microsoft Mail to Exchange 2000,
  coexistence tips, and demos.
• Migration Services PartnersMigrate from Lotus
  Notes, Novell GroupWise, and other Internet
  messaging systems to Exchange with the help of
  these partners and services.
• Novell GroupWiseRead about GroupWise 5.5 and
  Exchange in a Novell environment, and download
  tools and a demo to help you move from GroupWise
  to Exchange.

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Front-End/Back-End Architecture

• Provides one-to-many tier support for all
  Exchange protocols
• HTTP
• POP3
• IMAP4

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Secure Message Transfer

• Native support for
• Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
• Post Office Protocol (POP)
• Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
• Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)
• Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
• Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP)
• Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
  (S/MIME)
• X.509 version 3

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Enterprise Communications Infrastructure
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Presentation

• CI Demo

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Two-Factor Authentication

• Secure Computing PremierAccess
• Scott Fortino
• Corporate Sales Manager
• Secure Computing