Synopsis
About the Book: Microsoft Exchange 2013 Cookbook Over 70 Simple but incredibly effective recipes to take you through with the common tasks in Exchange 2013 What you will learn from this book Configure and work with the common features of Microsoft Exchange 2013 Identify and configure some of the new security features of Microsoft Exchange 2013 Configure the new Client Access Server role Plan a deployment of Exchange 2013 Configure and work with the new Mailbox Server role Design and configure High Availability Configure secure external access Migrate to Exchange 2013 from Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010 Configure security and compliance features In Detail Exchange 2013 is much more than just a messaging platform. Because of the multitude of features both targeted at the end user as well as the platforms administrator, deploying, migrating to or managing it might take just that little extra. Microsoft Exchange 2013 Cookbook is a practical, hands-on guide that will provide you with a number of clear, step-by-step exercises that help you to understand how the product works and how you should go about it in your own deployment. Throughout the book, you will be taken on a journey through the different aspects of Exchange 2013. We will look at the differences with previous versions and highlight how to configure and work with the products different features in a practical way. You will learn how to deploy, configure, and maintain Exchange 2013 from scratch or in an existing environment. We will walk you through different scenarios youll encounter in your day-to-day administration and explain how Exchange 2013 works. You will fundamentally understand what Exchange 2013 is all about and how to actually do things. You will learn all you need to know to successfully deploy (or migrate to) Exchange 2013 and maintain it once its been deployed. Contents: Preface Chapter 1: Planning an Exchange Server 2013 Infrastructure Chapter 2: Installing Exchange Server 2013 Chapter 3:
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About the Author
Michael Van Horenbeeck
Michael Van Horenbeeck is a technology consultant, Microsoft Certified Solutions Master (MCSM), and Exchange Server MVP from Belgium, mainly working on projects involving Microsoft Exchange, Office 365, Active Directory, and a bit of Lync.
Michael has been active in the industry for about 12 years and developed a love for Exchange back in 2000. He is a frequent blogger and a member of the Belgian Unified Communications User Group Pro-Exchange, (www.pro-exchange.be). Besides writing about technology, Michael is a regular contributor to The UC Architects podcast (www.theucarchitects.com) and he speaks regularly at various conferences around the world.
You can follow Michael via twitter (@mvanhorenbeeck) or his blog: michaelvh.wordpress.com.
Peter De Tender
Peter De Tender started his career as an IT professional with over 16 years of experience. Peter has a strong focus on Microsoft Infrastructure technologies, with an expertise in Exchange Server since Version 4.0 back in 1995. He has worked on numerous design and implementation projects in Belgium and with International Customers. He has also worked in SMB environments and on large-scale 50,000 mailbox platforms. Besides doing Exchange consulting, Peter frequently works on general Microsoft Core IO platform integration and consultancy projects as an Infrastructure Architect, mainly working with Windows Server, HyperV, and System Center Operations Manager.
Peter is a also a recognized Microsoft Certified Trainer and out of that expertise he is both country lead for Belgium and European Chairman of IAMCT, the International Association of Microsoft Certified Trainers (http://www.iamct.org). He is also a Microsoft Springboard Series member.
For the last few years, Peter has been regularly traveling around the world for speaking at international conferences on Microsoft technologies such as MCT Summits NA and EU, TechFuse Minneapolis and Community Day, or for working as a staff member at Microsoft TechEds NA and EU, MMS, and so on.
Peter started his career as a database admin for an international organization, where he got his first exposure to with Windows Server NT4 back in 1996. He decided to work as an IT engineer on Windows Server, and never looked back. Having worked for some of the largest IT organizations in Belgium, he became the managing partner of a Microsoft technology oriented company in Belgium having 25 high-skilled consultants under his wings. Peter is now working as an independent and has also his own company out of which he is available for hire for giving training, coaching, consulting ,or speaking at your conference.
As a technical writer for TrainSignal (http://www.trainsignal.com) and Petri Knowledgebase (http://www.petri.co.il), Peter writes many technical how-to articles on a multitude of Microsoft products, always with a twist from his own experience. You can follow Peter via http://www.twitter.com/pdtit.
Besides this Cookbook, Peter is also the co-author of Upgrading Skills to Exchange Server 2013, a courseware training guide published by MVP-Press (http://www.mvp-press.com).
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