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Exchange 2016 – Transport Services

Exchange 2016 – Transport Services
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How this course will help you

Business professionals send billions of emails every day. In this course, explore transport services in

Microsoft Exchange Server 2016, and learn skills and techniques that can help you ensure that your organization’s emails are delivered properly.

This course maps to the third domain of Exam 70-345,

Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016-Plan, deploy, manage, and troubleshoot transport services.

Scott Burrell walks through how to plan and configure transport and

routing, goes into the role of an Edge Transport server in an Exchange organization, and discusses high availability and site resiliency.

How this course will help you

Plus, he covers message security, discussing antispam solutions, filtering, and more.

Topics include:

Planning and configuring transport and routing

Understanding Safety Net

Sending and receiving connectors

Creating partner connectors

High availability and site resilience

Troubleshooting transport services

Message security

Filtering connections and recipients

Spam confidence level thresholds

Antivirus solutions

How this course will help you

In this course, Exchange Server 2016: Transport Services, you’ll explore transport services in Exchange Server 2016.

First, you will learn about the architecture of transport and routing before learning about the role of an Edge Transport server in an Exchange organization.

Next, you’ll go into high availability and site resiliency as well as message security, such as antispam solutions, filtering, and encryption.

In this course, Exchange Server 2016: Transport Services, you’ll explore transport services in Exchange Server 2016.

First, you will learn about the architecture of transport and routing before learning about the role of an Edge Transport server in an Exchange organization.

 

How this course will help you

Next, you’ll go into high availability and site resiliency as well as message security, such as antispam solutions, filtering, and encryption.

In this course, explore transport services in

Microsoft Exchange Server 2016, and learn skills and techniques that can help you ensure that your organization’s emails are delivered properly.

This course focuses on the fundamental concepts of transport services in an Exchange Server 2016 environment.

Learn to design and configure a reliable messaging infrastructure and plan for high availability of critical services.

This course also teaches how to deploy, manage and troubleshoot transport features such as message routing, security and message categorization.

With this knowledge you’ll be better prepared to pass exam 70-345:

Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016

 

How this course will help you

You will learn about planning routes and connectors, as well as deploying and managing Edge Transport servers.

Exchange Server 2016 is an email platform that helps keep your business connected with your clients and partners.

Whether you’re a student or office professional

, this course provides valuable information that can help you connect with others quickly and easily.

Design and configure transport servicesPlan and configure mail routing plan for disaster recovery

If you’re new to managing an Exchange Server environment, this course is for you.

Microsoft MVP, Scott Burrell walks through how to plan and configure transport and routing.

Topics include the role of an Edge Transport server in an Exchange organization,

high availability and site resiliency, message security, antispam solutions, filtering, and more.

In this course, explor and learn skills and techniques that can help you ensure that your

 

This course is for IT professionals who administer and maintain Microsoft Exchange Server 2016.

The content will be useful for those responsible for implementing messaging solutions in a business environment,

or other groups that want to understand and work with the messaging platform.