After completing MS Exchange Server 5.0: Managing the user should be able to:

	Manage recipients
	Resolve mailbox management issues
	Manage distribution lists
	Administrate private information stores
	Designate those users who can create public folders
	Assign permissions to users for accessing public folders
	Manage public folders
	Back up and restore servers

Managing the Directory

	Define basic directory service terms
	Generate an X.500 Distinguished Name
	Access Exchange Administrator in the Raw Mode to view Microsoft Exchange Server schema

Managing Recipients

	Manage mailbox permissions and roles
	Add an SMTP alias for an Exchange Server recipient
	Configure delivery options for a recipient
	Manage individual recipient access to Internet protocols
	Manage storage limits for mailboxes

Mailbox Management Issues

	Identify mailboxes that require cleaning out
	Clean out a mailbox using the Exchange Administrator program
	Repair a damaged PST file

Distribution Lists

	Add and remove members of a distribution list
	Modify ownership of a distribution list
	Change where the distribution list is expanded
	Configure advanced options for a distribution list

Private Information Stores

	Set default storage warning and limits
	Use the Private Information Store container to view disk space usage
	Perform diagnostic level logging of various services
	Move a mailbox to another server

Public Folder Creation and Permissions

	Specify which users are permitted to create top-level public folders
	Define various roles for accessing public folders
	Set permissions for accessing public folders using Exchange Administrator
	Set permissions for accessing public folders using Exchange Client software

Managing Public Folders

	Describe how public folder site affinity works
	Set up public folder replication to specific servers
	Check the status of the local public folder
	Arrange a replication schedule
	Set age limits on public folders

Backup and Restoration

	Identify the log files used by the Exchange Server databases to track and maintain information
	Identify the three different backup strategies and their advantages and disadvantages
	Perform a backup and a restore of an Exchange System
	Run the EDBUTIL.EXE and ISINTEG.EXE commands for maintenance

This course is distributed with:

	Exercises that allow users to practice in Exchange Server
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills even if they don't have access to the Exchange Server product
	An Exchange Server glossary