Professional Windows PowerShell for Exchange 2007 SP1
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If you want to dramatically improve your implementation and administration
of Exchange Server 2007, then this is the book for you. It walks you through
the ins and outs of PowerShell, showing you how to take full advantage of this
scripting language for deploying, configuring, managing, and maintaining your
Exchange environment.
You'll first explore Windows PowerShell and the Exchange Server 2007 Management
Shell. Next, you'll discover how to work with the new Exchange server roles
as well as how to use the cmdlets and features that are specific to these roles.
You'll then discover how to successfully bring PowerShell into your environment
and work with users and groups. Numerous examples are integrated throughout
the chapters so you'll be able to quickly apply the information to enhance your
Exchange experience.
What you will learn from this book
• All of the PowerShell for Exchange fundamentals so you can quickly get started
• Methods for working with Exchange User and Group Objects
• Ways to configure the Client Access Server, Hub Transport, Mailbox Server
and Unified Messaging Server roles
• Best practices for utilizing PowerShell in a production environment
• How to work with routing in Exchange 2007, continuous replication, and single
copy clusters
• Techniques for automating administration to ensure optimal performance
Who this book is for
This book is for Exchange professionals who want to learn how to use PowerShell
to effectively manage, automate, and streamline their Exchange 2007 organization.
About the Series
Wrox Professional Guides are planned and written by working programmers to
meet the real-world needs of programmers, developers, and IT professionals.
Focused and relevant, they address the issues technology professionals face
every day. They provide examples, practical solutions, and expert education
in new technologies, all designed to help programmers do a better job.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
Part I: PowerShell for Exchange Fundamentals.
Chapter 1: Getting Started with Windows PowerShell.
Chapter 2: Using Exchange Management Shell.
Chapter 3: Using PowerShell to Deploy Exchange Server 2007.
Chapter 4: Working with User and Group Objects.
Chapter 5: Public Folders.
Part II: Working with Server Roles.
Chapter 6: Configuring the Client Access Server Role.
Chapter 7: Configuring the Hub Transport Role.
Chapter 8: Configuring the Mailbox Server Role.
Chapter 9: Configuring the Edge Transport Server Role.
Chapter 10: Unified Messaging.
Part III: Working with PowerShell in a Production Environment.
Chapter 11: Exchange Server 2007 Routing.
Chapter 12: Working with Continuous Replication.
Chapter 13: Single Copy Clusters.
Chapter 14: Troubleshooting Exchange Issues.
Part IV: Automating Administration.
Chapter 15: User, Group, and Public Folder Administration.
Chapter 16: Reporting, Maintenance, and Administration.
Chapter 17: Using the .NET Framework to Automate Exchange PowerShell Tasks.
Index.
About the Authors
Joezer Cookey - Gam holds a Bachelor of Technology degree in Electrical Engineering
(Electronics Major) from the Rivers State University of Science and Technology
in Nigeria. He is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer with focus on messaging.
He began his IT career as a Network Engineer and Exchange administrator supporting
medium to large Enterprise networks. In this role he provided solutions for
LinkServe Limited, a leading Internet service provider in Nigeria. He joined
Microsoft in 2001 and currently is a Support Escalation Engineer supporting
enterprise Exchange customers.
Brendan Keane is currently an information security principal specializing in
Microsoft technologies. Brendan began his tenure with Exchange 5.5 and has enjoyed
working more with each new release.
Jeffrey Rosen has a Masters of Business Administration from Case Western Reserve
Weatherhead School of Management specializing in Information Systems. He is
a Microsoft Certified Architect, an MCSE specializing in messaging and security,
and a CISSP. He began his career working with Microsoft Mail and Novell Netware.
Since then, Jeffrey has been working for Microsoft Consulting Services for nine
years, working on large and complex Exchange deployments.
Jonathan Runyon has worked in the IT Industry for more than 17 years. He joined
Microsoft in 2001 and has worked exclusively on Exchange Server support ever
since. Jonathan recently contributed to the development of Exchange Server 2007
internal training for Microsoft Customer Service and Support. He is a Microsoft
Certified Systems Engineer and MCSA, specializing in messaging.
Joel Stidley has been working with Microsoft Exchange since the Exchange Server
5.0 beta releases and hasn ’ t missed deploying a release since. He has
been working with the Microsoft Exchange JDP/TAP program since Exchange Server
2000 Service Pack 3, and has been running Exchange Server 2007 in production
since 2005. Joel also founded ExchangeExchange.com, an Exchange - focused community
website in 2004 where he blogs and provides forums for discussing Exchange and
PowerShell information. Currently he is a Senior Solutions Engineer at Terremark
Worldwide Inc where he works with a variety of storage, virtualization, and
messaging technologies.
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