About This Course.
This course sets out to explain how to implement and administer Exchange Server 2003 in a real-world environment.
To gain the best benefit from the course, it is recommended that you should meet the following pre-requisites:
- Have attended or have the knowledge of the course Supporting Windows Server 2003
- Have attended or have the knowledge of the course Windows 2003 Active Directory Services
- Have attended or have the knowledge of the course Windows 2003 Network Infrastructure.
The average student requires 50-80 hours of study including 5, two-hour online tutorials to complete this programme.
This course is intended to aid you in passing the Microsoft Exam 70-284.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is intended for IT professionals wishing to pursue Microsoft Certified Professional certification in this specialism.
What Is Covered?
Students will enjoy 14 in-depth modules as well as 5 weekly online tutorials:
- Module 1: Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and Active Directory
- Module 2: Planning a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Infrastructure
- Module 3: Configuring a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Infrastructure
- Module 4: Coexistence with Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5
- Module 5: Migrating from Microsoft Exchange Server and other Mail Systems
- Module 6: Installing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Clusters, Front-end and Back-end Servers
- Module 7: Managing Recipient Objects and Address Lists
- Module 8: Public Folders
- Module 9: Virtual Servers
- Module 10: SMTP Protocol Configuration and Management
- Module 11: Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Security
- Module 12: Backup and Restore
- Module 13: Monitoring Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
- Module 14: Troubleshooting Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
How The Course Works.
On enrolment, we’ll send your courseware with a study plan, explaining what you need to read and experiment with before your first tutorial.
Every week at the appointed time, you’ll log on for an interactive online tutorial with your mentor, following which you will be given your study workload for the coming week.
If there’s anything you’re unsure about, you have lots of time to practice and investigate in our virtual labs where we replicate the actual systems you’ll be using at work, or you can post an online question for your mentor for support, information and guidance.
The great thing is that, apart from your weekly tutorial, you can fit your studies and revision around your other commitments!
You’re not tied down to a rigid timetable and if you need extra time to explore a learning point, there’s no problem!
You will take frequent progress tests to ensure you fully understand the material you have been studying and when you have completed the programme, you’ll take a mock test to ensure you are ready for your exam.
How To Find Out More.
The first step is to email or call our Course Advisory Team:
Notting Hill - 020 7792 5214
High Holborn - 020 7025 4700
They’ll help you establish the best way forward including tutorial dates and course availability.
They’ll also arrange for you to have a personal demonstration of the teaching methodology at either of our training centres, so you can experience first hand, the quality, clarity and flexibility of our training style.
Demonstration slots are limited so contact us today to book yourself in – you won’t regret it!
What’s Next?
We have a wide range of courses aimed at taking you all the way in your IT career, from IT Support Technician to Network Administrator, with an MCSE or CCNA qualification.
Just ask our friendly Course Advisors for help in planning your IT career path.
Call us today on:
Notting Hill - 020 7792 5214
High Holborn: 020 7025 4700
Or contact us by email.
We’re looking forward to hearing from you.
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