Agenda for todayAgenda for today

• Exchange 2007 Overview and Deployment

• Quick Break!

• Windows Server Longhorn Network Access Protection

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Jeff AlexanderTechnology AdvisorMicrosoft

• Overview – for those that havent seen it!

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Exchange Server 2007Investment themesExchange Server 2007Investment themes

Operational Efficiency

Anywhere Access

Built-in Protection

Enterprise-class availability at lower costProtection from internal and external threatsSimplified compliance for the organization

Unified messaging solutionOutlook experience from desktop to mobile devicesEfficient collaboration: meetings and document sharing

Optimized for performance and scalabilityEasier and more flexible deploymentGreater administrator productivity

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Enterprise TopologyEnterprise Topology

Enterprise NetworkOther

SMTPServer

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Mailbox

Routing Hygiene

Routing Policy

Voice Messagi

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Client Access

PBX or

VoIP

Public Folders

Fax

ApplicationsOWA

ProtocolsActiveSync, POP, IMAP, RPC / HTTP

…Programmability

Web services, Web parts

Unified Messaging

EdgeTransport

HubTransport

Mailbox

INTERNET

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Architecture

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Architecture

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Operational EfficiencyGreater administrator productivityOperational EfficiencyGreater administrator productivity

“IT professionals spend up to 70 percent of their time maintaining existing systems.”

- Accenture Study, 2004

Improved, more intuitive management GUIPowerful command line shell supports automation and batching

Exchange Management Console

Exchange Management Shell

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Exchange Management ConsoleExchange Management ConsoleExchange Management ShellExchange Management Shell

Built-in ProtectionEnterprise-class availability at lower costBuilt-in ProtectionEnterprise-class availability at lower cost

On site or offsite data redundancy

Reduced archival backup requirement

Improved user self-restore

“80% of organizations surveyed felt that access to e-mail was more important than the telephone…74% believed being without e-mail would present a greater hardship than losing telephone service.“

- Meta Group Survey, 2003

Clustered Continuous ReplicationLocal Continuous Replication

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Built-in ProtectionSimplified compliance for the organizationBuilt-in ProtectionSimplified compliance for the organization

Control mail flow on the serverInspect headers and contents

Take action (add disclaimer, bounce, classify, encrypt,…)

Apply narrowly or broadly

Control mail retention

Search across many mailboxes

at once for efficient discovery

“24% of organizations have had employee e-mail subpoenaed by courts and regulators, and another 15% of companies have gone to court to battle lawsuits triggered by employee e-mail.”

- Workplace E-Mail, Instant Messaging & Blogging Survey, AMA & The ePolicy Institute, 2006

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Folders created by administratorAppear among mailbox foldersE-mail is deleted based on expiration policies unless under retentionMessages under retention filed by users into foldersGranular journaling keeps audit trail of messagesMessages in folders can be archived

Properties of folder selected

Compliance via Managed FoldersCompliance via Managed Folders

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Built-In Protection and ComplianceBuilt-In Protection and Compliance

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Anywhere AccessOutlook experience from desktop to mobile devicesAnywhere AccessOutlook experience from desktop to mobile devices

“By 2007 “telework” will be practiced by more than 60 million people…”

- Gartner Management Update 2004

Built-in: no special server or services requiredRich access for the many, not the few

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Outlook Web Access and MobilityOutlook Web Access and Mobility

Unified Messaging DetailsUnified Messaging Details

• What do I need to make this happen?

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SIP/RTP/T38 SIP/RTP/T38 protocolsprotocols

External External phonephone

Phone Phone company’s company’s Central OfficeCentral Office

IP PBXIP PBX

Internal Internal phonephone

Unified Unified Messaging Messaging ServerServer

Hub Hub Transport Transport ServerServer

Mailbox Mailbox ServerServer

Active Active DirectoryDirectory

IP PBX ConnectivityIP PBX Connectivity

Manufacturer

ModelSupported Protocols

Intel PIMG80PBXDNI Digital

Intel PIMGG80LS Analog with In-Band or SMDI

Intel TIMG300DTI and TIMG600DTI

T1 with CAS or QSIG E1 with QSIG

AudioCodes MediaPack 114/8 Analog with In-Band or SMDI

AudioCodes Mediant 2000 T1/E1 with CAS – In-Band or SMDIT1/E1 with PRI

VoIP Gateway SupportVoIP Gateway Support

SIP/RTP/T38 SIP/RTP/T38 protocolsprotocols

Circuit-switchedCircuit-switchedtelephony telephony protocolsprotocols

ExternExternal al phonephone

Phone Phone company’company’s Central s Central OfficeOffice

TraditionTraditional PBXal PBX

Internal Internal phonephone

VoIP VoIP GatewayGateway

Unified Unified Messaging Messaging ServerServer

Hub Hub TransporTransport Servert Server

ExchanExchange ge Mailbox Mailbox ServerServer

Active Active DirectoDirectoryry

PBX Connectivity Using VoIP GatewaysPBX Connectivity Using VoIP Gateways

InstallationInstallation

• So what do you need to install it?

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Hardware RequirementsHardware Requirements

64-bit is required for production servers

No in-place upgrade from Exchange 2003

64-bit Xeon processor or Pentiums with EM64T (NOT the Itanium or IA64)

Any of the AMD64 processors (Opteron, Athlon and Turion)

32-bit is available for evaluation, but is not supported in production

System and Exchange partitions have to be formatted with NTFS file system

Windows OS ConfigurationWindows OS Configuration

Exchange 2007 can be installed onWindows 2003 SP1 or Windows 2003 R2

Windows ComponentsNNTP Service must not be installed

SMTP Service does not have to be installed. (It will be disabled during Setup if found.)

Mailbox and Client Access Roles require the World Wide Web Service

Additional Components.NET Framework 2.0*

Microsoft Management Console (MMC) 3.0*

Windows PowerShell 1.0 (aka Monad)

*These are included in Windows Server 2003 R2

Exchange 2007 and the ADExchange 2007 and the AD

GC/DC

Windows 2003R2

AD Site

MB,CA,HT,UMRoles

Exchange 2007

GC/DC

Windows 2003SP1

Domain Functional Level

All domains have to be "Windows 2000 Server native" or higher

GCs/DCs

Windows 2003 SP1 or higher

All FSMO role holders and GCs need to run Windows 2003 SP1

Exchange Organization needs to be in Exchange Native Mode

Routing Group Connector is required between Exchange Server 2003 and Exchange Server 2007

Exchange 2003 Front-ends cannot talk to Exchange Server 2007 Mailbox Server Roles

Verify Recipients meet new validation requirements

Exchange Server Interoperability Requirements

Exchange Server Interoperability Requirements

TimelineTimeline

Technology Adoption Program

Technology Adoption Program

Beta 1Beta 1 Community Tech.

Preview

Community Tech.

Preview

Beta 2Beta 2 RTMRTM

Late 2006-Early 2007Late 2006-Early 2007 Dec. 2005 Dec. 2005 March 2006March 2006 July 2006July 2006 Late 2004 Late 2004

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ResourcesResources

Exchange Server 2007 Preview Sitehttp://www.microsoft.com/exchange/preview/ Evaluate the Beta!

Exchange Server TechCenterhttp://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/

Webcastshttp://www.microsoft.com/events/series/tnexchangeserver.mspx

Virtual Labshttp://www.microsoft.com/technet/traincert/virtuallab/exchange.mspx

Exchange Product Team Bloghttp://www.msexchangeteam.com/

Exchange Hosted Serviceshttp://www.microsoft.com/exchange/default.mspx

Microsoft Forefront Securityhttp://www.microsoft.com/forefront/default.mspx

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© 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.