MCTS Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Configuration Study Guide, Exam 70-236 (Paperback)

Book Summary of MCTS: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Configuration Study Guide, Exam 70-236 (With CD)
This comprehensive book will guide readers through Microsoft's brand new Exchange Server 2007 certification, Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: Exchange Server 2007(exam 70-236). This new exam is both a one-exam certification, granting students the MCTS designation, and an entry exam for both the IT Professional Developer and IT Professional Administrator certifications. This entry-level exam gives readers a solid introduction to both the development and administrative aspects of Exchange Server 2007. Topics include:

• Installing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting Exchange Server 2007
• Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting the Exchange Organization
• Managing Security in the Exchange Environment
• Managing Recipient Objects and Address Lists
• Consolidation of varied methods of email retrieval: PDAs, BlackBerry devices, smart phones
• Scalability due to increased size and volume of customers' messages
• Migrating from previous versions of Exchange to Exchange 2007

Key Features
• Exchange Server professionals and students can now achieve a one-exam certification: Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist.
• Exchange 2007 is the next generation of the current Exchange 2003 that has 120 million current licenses. Large upgrade potential.
• Microsoft has certified 1.6 million people worldwide and they’re putting a lot of marketing muscle behind their new MCTS certification program.

About The Author
Will Schmied, MCTS, MCSE, is the president of Area 51 Partners, Inc., a provider of wired and wireless networking implementation, security, and training services. He also operates the MCSE certification portal, MCSE World.

Kevin Miller is a Microsoft Exchange architect currently working for 3Sharp. He has been involved with Microsoft Exchange since the beginning, before Microsoft, when it was known as Network Courier, and was a member of the Microsoft Exchange team prior to joining 3Sharp.