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Synopsis
E-mail configuration for the System Administrator.
Windows 2000 users will find Configuring Exchange Server 2000 valuable for its coverage of all the popular e-mail clients, such as Outlook and Outlook Express. In addition, System and E-Mail Administrators will find the coverage of large system E-Mail Providers such as Exchange indispensable.
Configuring Exchange Server 2000 focuses on e-mail configuration from the standpoint of the system administrator. It covers installation and management of all the major email programs, as well as covering mobile email, web-based email, email security and implementation of email within multinational companies.
* Covers the full range of e-mail security features
* Avoids theory and deals in specific safeguards and solutions that are readily available to users
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About the Author
Liz Mason (MCSE, MCT, CTT) is founder and CEO of MicroStaff Information Technology (microstaffit.com), a consulting and training firm specializing in Microsoft BackOffice services. Liz has not strayed far from the server room in the past 18 years: She worked for NCR Corporation, starting in 1984, where she did development on MailReady, a C/UNIX messaging product. At NCR, she performed a variety of technical functions, from developing and maintaining NCR¡¯s UNIX SVRV.4 operating system, utilities, and applications, to international support for LAN/WAN Communications. When Microsoft introduced Windows NT, NCR assigned a team to the BackOffice products, and Liz was given EMS/Exchange. She has worked closely with the Exchange performance team at Microsoft for nearly two years on understanding server scalability and performance issues. In 1995, Liz founded MicroStaff, a Microsoft Solution Provider and Certified Technical Education Center. From her first project in Exchange migration at Shell Oil, to supporting and training the military, various government agencies, and Fortune 500 companies, Liz has continued to take on roles of support analyst, trainer, author, administrator, and consultant for Exchange and clustering. Liz was co-author for Sam¡¯s Exchange Administrator Survival Guide (Exchange 4.0). She has also developed three courses on Clustering for Windows NT utilizing Exchange and SQL, two administrator courses on Exchange 5.0 and 5.5, as well end-user manuals for Microsoft Outlook. She, and the team at MicroStaff, has focused on supporting and educating their clients on Exchange, Clustering, Windows NT/2000, IIS, SMS, and Disaster Recovery.
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