The Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Core Solutions Online Training Course will teach you how to plan, deploy, manage, secure, and help support Microsoft Exchange Server 2013. This course will teach you how to set up Exchange Server 2013 and give you the skills you need to monitor, maintain, and fix problems with it.

• Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 is set up and administered.
• Create a strategy for the Mailbox server's function and set it up.
• In Exchange Server 2013, you may handle recipient objects, address policies, and address lists.
• Prepare and launch the Client Access server role in Exchange Server 2013.
• Securely develop and implement Microsoft® Outlook Web App and mobile messaging using the Client Access server.
• Learn how to manage highly available Client Access servers in Exchange Server 2013.
• Create a backup and recovery strategy for Exchange Server 2013, and you'll be better prepared in the event of a catastrophe.

• Administrator experience with Windows Server, preferably Windows Server® 2008 R2 or Windows Server 2012.
• At least two years' experience is needed in Active Directory® Domain Services (AD DS).
• A minimum of two years' experience working with name resolution and domain name system (DNS) issues.
• It's a benefit if you have experience with certificates, particularly Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) certifications.

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• Exchange Server 2013 has only three server roles:
• The Mailbox,
• Client Access, and
• Edge Transport.
• The Mailbox role includes the Transport service,
• Mailbox databases, and
• Unified Messaging.
• The Client Access role gives services for authentication,
• Limited redirection, and
• Proxying.

Message policy and compliance have been improved in Exchange 2013 with the addition of data loss prevention and a Microsoft Rights Management connection. By implementing data loss prevention (DLP) measures, you can safeguard private information and make employees aware of company regulations governing their behaviour.

• Setting Up Microsoft Exchange Server 2013
• Expertise in Exchange Server 2013 Administration
• Setting up a mailbox database and configuring its settings
• Mailbox server storage configuration
• Setting up and organising shared mailboxes for important documents
• Microsoft Outlook Setup
• How to Set Up ActiveSync with Exchange Server 2013
• Setting up Exchange Server 2013's Anti-Spam Features
• Watching the Server
• Examine issues with database accessibility.
• Setup of Anti-Malware Software
• Establishing Client Access Servers

Technicians and support staff that want to learn more about Exchange Server 2013 Participants are expected to have at least three years of IT experience, particularly in the areas of network administration, help desk, or system administration, prior to enrolling in the course. Their experience with earlier versions of Exchange Server is not required.

• Introducing Exchange 2013: Pre-installation Checklist
• Check out the patch notes.
• Make sure your system meets the minimum specifications.
• Verify that all prerequistes have been met.
• Establish a separate naming system.
• Put in place the role of Mailbox server.
• Put in place the server role of Client Access.
• Completing the server role installation of Edge Transport.
• Start a paid EdgeSync account today.

In its place, the next edition of Exchange Server will be released in 2025 to replace the obsolete and no longer supported predecessors. Microsoft has also revealed that they will be reviving the Microsoft Exchange Conference (MEC), albeit in a digitally stripped-down form. There will be a gathering in September.