Migrating to Exchange 2013 Course Overview

Migrating to Exchange 2013 Course Overview


The Migrating to Exchange 2013 course is designed to help organizations successfully migrate from their current messaging system to Exchange 2013. This training program covers all aspects of the migration, from planning and implementation, to troubleshooting. Through lectures, demos, and hands-on tutorials, students will gain a thorough understanding of the Exchange 2013 platform and the migration process. By the end of the training, students will be able to deploy, configure, manage, and troubleshoot Exchange 2013.
This course is perfect for organizations who need to transition to Exchange 2013. It will help IT professionals develop the skills they need to manage the migration, while providing an understanding of the benefits of migrating to the new platform. It is also ideal for those who are new to Exchange 2013 and need to learn the basics of the platform.

This is a Rare Course and it can be take up to 3 weeks to arrange the training.

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Course Prerequisites


1) Basic knowledge of the Windows Server operating system, including Active Directory.
2) Understanding of email protocols, such as TCP/IP, SMTP, IMAP, POP3 and experience with domain name setup.
3) Understanding of Exchange Server 2010 architecture, including high-availability and recovery scenarios.
4) Knowledge of networking, including DNS, routing, firewalls and load balancing.
5) Understanding of Windows PowerShell scripting.
6) Experience in configuring and troubleshooting Exchange Server 2010.
7) Understanding of the Unified Messaging Lync Server and mobile device management.

Target Audience


The audience for the “Migrating to Exchange 2013 Training” is best suited for IT Administrators, Systems Engineers, and Engineers responsible for the configuration and deployment of Exchange 2013
The training should also be targeted to IT technicians and related personnel responsible for supporting the users
Specific technical knowledge and skills in Exchange Server 2013, Microsoft Active Directory and Domain Name System (DNS) is required for the success of the training
This course is most beneficial for administrators, engineers and technicians who are new to Exchange 2013 but are familiar with Windows Server and related networking services
Additionally, the course is well-suited for administrators who maintain and manage an existing Exchange server 2013 environment

Learning Objectives of Migrating to Exchange 2013


1. Learn how to plan, install, configure, and manage a single-server Exchange 2013 deployment in an existing Exchange 2010 environment.
2. Understand the Exchange architecture and its components, such as the Mailbox Server, Client Access Server, and Edge Transport Server.
3. Use Exchange Management Shell and other PowerShell commands to manage Exchange 2013.
4. Administer Exchange 2013 mailboxes and create mailboxes, contacts, distribution groups, and other mail-related objects.
5. Master the new features of Exchange 2013 like Exchange 2013 DAG, Data Loss Prevention and In-Place Archiving.
6. Gain control and visibility over Exchange environment security with permissions, rights management, and antispam features.
7. Get hands-on experience with configuring connectivity features such as Outlook Web App, Active Sync, and Transport Rules.
8. Troubleshoot and manage components of existing hybrid deployments, mailbox migration, and Exchange 2013 public folders.

Target Audience


The audience for the “Migrating to Exchange 2013 Training” is best suited for IT Administrators, Systems Engineers, and Engineers responsible for the configuration and deployment of Exchange 2013
The training should also be targeted to IT technicians and related personnel responsible for supporting the users
Specific technical knowledge and skills in Exchange Server 2013, Microsoft Active Directory and Domain Name System (DNS) is required for the success of the training
This course is most beneficial for administrators, engineers and technicians who are new to Exchange 2013 but are familiar with Windows Server and related networking services
Additionally, the course is well-suited for administrators who maintain and manage an existing Exchange server 2013 environment

Learning Objectives of Migrating to Exchange 2013


1. Learn how to plan, install, configure, and manage a single-server Exchange 2013 deployment in an existing Exchange 2010 environment.
2. Understand the Exchange architecture and its components, such as the Mailbox Server, Client Access Server, and Edge Transport Server.
3. Use Exchange Management Shell and other PowerShell commands to manage Exchange 2013.
4. Administer Exchange 2013 mailboxes and create mailboxes, contacts, distribution groups, and other mail-related objects.
5. Master the new features of Exchange 2013 like Exchange 2013 DAG, Data Loss Prevention and In-Place Archiving.
6. Gain control and visibility over Exchange environment security with permissions, rights management, and antispam features.
7. Get hands-on experience with configuring connectivity features such as Outlook Web App, Active Sync, and Transport Rules.
8. Troubleshoot and manage components of existing hybrid deployments, mailbox migration, and Exchange 2013 public folders.