Exchange 2000 Server Administration

Part I: Migrating and Coexistence. Chapter 1: Upgrading to Exchange 2000 Server. Chapter 2: Coexistence with Exchange Server 5.5. Chapter 3: Exchange 2000 Integration with Windows 2000. Part II: Deployment and Administration. Chapter 4: Installing Exchange 2000 Server. Chapter 5: Creating and Managing Recipients. Chapter 6: Creating and Managing Public Folders. Chapter 7: Administering Storage Groups. Chapter 8: Administering Routing and Administration Groups. Chapter 9: Routing Group Connectors. Part III: Client Administration. Chapter 10: Installing & Administering Exchange 2000 Clients. Chapter 11: Supporting Instant Messaging. Part IV: Advanced Administration. Chapter 12: Configuring Security for Exchange. Chapter 13: Monitoring Exchange 2000 Server. Chapter 14: Backup and Recovery. Chapter 15: Performance Tuning Exchange 2000 Server. Part V: Exchange 2000 Server Architecture. Chapter 16: Exchange 2000 Storage Architecture. Chapter 17: Exchange 2000 Server Routing Architecture.

Bill English, MCSE, MCP+Internet, MCT, CTT, (Maple Grove, MN) owns his own consulting business, Networknowledge, where he provides consulting services to small- and medium-sized businesses and training for educational institutions as well as Microsoft Certified Technical Education Centers (CTECH). He has written articles for Exchange Administrator magazine and is the co-author of the upcoming MS Press book: Exchange Server 2000 Administrator's Companion. Nick Cavalancia (MCSE, MCT, MCNE, MCNI) is director of training and consulting for Comsphere (wwww.comsphere.com) where he specializes in high-end Exchange 2000 and Windows 2000 infrastructure designs. Nick has worked as a Microsoft and Novell trainer, and a consultant for large scale Exchange 5.x and Exchange 2000 projects supporting 2,000-150,000 users. He is an editor and a contributor to numerous books and also speaks regularly at conferences, including the Microsoft Exchange Conference 2000.