About this course:

This five-day ILT Course provides students with the necessary knowledge to plan and implement Windows Essential Business Server 2008. Students gain first-hand knowledge on topics such as installing, migrating, monitoring, securing, and backing up data.

At course completion:

After completing this course, students will be able to:

• Assess midsized business’ technology and business needs.

• Design a Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008 network solution.

• Install Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008.

• Migrate to Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008.

• Configure Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008.

• Manage users and groups in Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008.

• Manage messaging in Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008.

• Manage and monitor Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008.

• Secure a Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008 network.

• Expand a Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008 network.

Audience profile:

This course is intended for value-added providers/resellers, service providers, system integrators, technology consultants and in-house technology staff that serve businesses in the small and medium business (SMB) space. Attendees are expected to have at least three years of experience managing and monitoring a Microsoft Windows-based network.

Before attending this course, students must have:

In addition to their professional experience, students who attend this training should have technical knowledge equivalent to the following courses:

• Course 6430: Managing and Maintaining Windows Server 2008 Servers.

• Course 6420: Fundamentals of a Windows Sever 2008 Network Infrastructure and Application Platform.

• Course 5115: Installing and Configuring the Windows Vista Operating System.

Candidates should have a minimum of one year of experience the following technologies:

• Microsoft Exchange Server 2007.

• Microsoft Forefront for Exchange.

• Microsoft ISA Server 2004 or later.

• Windows Server 2003 or later, including Active Directory, DNS, and DHCP.

Or:

• Network addressing (including IP addresses, gateways, subnets, and manual and dynamic (DHCP) address assignments).

• Active Directory Domain Services (including Active Directory user accounts, Group Policy, domains and forests, and a basic understanding of domain controllers).

• E-mail (including SMTP addresses).

• E-mail antivirus and anti-spam software (including its purpose and function).

Course outline:

1. Introduction to Windows Essential Business Server 2008

   1.1 Windows EBS 2008 Product Overview.

   1.2 Windows EBS Hardware and Network Requirements.

   1.3 Integrated Technologies and Architecture.

   1.4 Windows EBS 2008 Administration and Management.

2. Plan and Design a Technology Solution for Midsized Businesses

   2.1 Conducting a Business Assessment.

   2.2 Conducting a Technical Assessment.

   2.3 Hardware for a Windows EBS Environment.

3. Preparing an Existing Network for a Windows Essential Business Server Installation

   3.1 Networking Basics.

   3.2 Taking a Network Inventory.

   3.3 Building the Windows EBS 2008 Network.

4. Installing Windows Essential Business Server 2008

   4.1 Starting Windows EBS Installation.

   4.2 Installing the Management Server.

   4.3 Installing the Security Server.

   4.4 Installing the Messaging Server.

   4.5 Troubleshooting Installation.

5. Migrating to Windows Essential Business Server 2008

   5.1 Migrate from Windows Small Business Server.

   5.2 Migrating Infrastructure Services and Roles.

   5.3 Migrating Microsoft Exchange Server.

   5.4 Migrating the Firewall.

   5.5 Migrating Windows Server Update Services (WSUS).

   5.6 Decommissioning Servers.

6. Managing a Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Environment

   6.1 Managing System Health and Security.

   6.2 Managing Servers and Computers.

   6.3 User and Group Account Management.

   6.4 Native Windows EBS Administration Tools.

   6.5 Configuring Windows EBS Licensing.

7. Configure and Manage Microsoft Exchange Server 2007

   7.1  Managing Mailbox Size Quotas.

   7.2 Managing External E-mail Domains.

   7.3 Design Considerations for Database and Log File Locations.

   7.4 Troubleshooting and Optimizing Exchange Server 2007.

8. Configure and Manage Microsoft System Center Essentials 2007

   8.1 Microsoft System Center Essentials 2007in Windows Essential Business Server.

   8.2 Patch Management with SCE 2007.

   8.3 Monitoring Performance with SCE 2007.

   8.4 Managing Applications with SCE 2007.

9. Configure Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange (FSE) Server

   9.1 Managing FSE Server Services.

   9.2 Configuring Malware Protection.

   9.3 Attachment Filtering Using FSE Server.

10. Configuring Remote Access to Windows Essential Business Server

    10.1 Configuring VPN Connections.

    10.2 Configuring Certificates.

    10.3 Configuring Remote Web Workplace.

    10.4 Configuring Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access (OWA).

    10.5 Configuring Microsoft Office Outlook Anywhere.

    10.6 Configuring Exchange ActiveSync Connections to Windows Essential Business Server.

    10.7 Configuring Terminal Services Gateway.

11. Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Premium

    11.1 Installing the Fourth Server.

    11.2 Installing SQL Server 2008 Standard.

    11.3 Using the Fourth Server for Virtualization.

12. Backup and Restore

    12.1 Disaster Recovery Planning.

    12.2 Backing Up and Restoring Windows EBS.

    12.3 Backing Up Microsoft WSS 3.0.

    12.4 Protecting Windows EBS with DPM 2007.

    12.5 Replacing a Windows EBS Server.

 

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