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Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007
Administrators Companion, Second
Edition by Joshua Maher
Review Based On Windows Powershell Content
Get your mission-critical messaging and collaboration systems up and
running with the essential guide to deploying and managing Exchange
Server 2007, now updated for SP1. This comprehensive administrator s
reference covers the full range of server and client deployments, unified
communications, security features, performance optimization,
troubleshooting, and disaster recovery. It also includes four chapters on
security policy, tools, and techniques to help protect messaging systems
from viruses, spam, and phishing. Written by expert authors Walter Glenn
and Scott Lowe, this reference delivers comprehensive information to
deploy and operate effective, reliable, and security-enhanced messaging
and collaboration services.
Key Book Benefits:
Comprehensive one-volume resource for everyday operations and
support of Exchange Server-based messaging and collaboration services
Now fully updated for the new capabilities and features in SP1 Written by
leading authors and Exchange Server experts
Personal Review: Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007
Administrators Companion, Second Edition by Joshua Maher
I just finished reviewing this book. I looked at it from the perspective of its
Windows PowerShell content as I'm a Microsoft MVP who specializes in
PowerShell scripting.
PowerShell is becoming more and more important. Under the covers,
PowerShell is the basis of all administrative tasks done in the Exchange
2007 Management Console.
PowerShell is new and can be intimidating. However, for anyone who
wants to automate tasks and become more productive, they should start
investing some time in learning PowerShell. The time will soon come
where PowerShell will be the common scripting language used by all
Microsoft server products.
What I like about this book is that it isn't too heavy on the PowerShell
content, which is good for people new to the scripting language. Concepts
are clearly presented, and then there's a small section on how to do the
task in PowerShell with an example provided.
Apart from its PowerShell content, the book is very well laid out, and
covers every aspect of Exchange that an administrator should know about.
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I just finished reviewing this book. I looked at i more
I just finished reviewing this book. I looked at it from the perspective of its Windows PowerShell content as I'm a Microsoft MVP who specializes in PowerShell scripting.
PowerShell is becoming more and more important. Under the covers, PowerShell is the basis of all administrative tasks done in the Exchange 2007 Management Console.
PowerShell is new and can be intimidating. However, for anyone who wants to automate tasks and become more productive, they should start investing some time in learning PowerShell. The time will soon come where PowerShell will be the common scripting language used by all Microsoft server products.
What I like about this book is that it isn't too heavy on the PowerShell content, which is good for people new to the scripting language. Concepts are clearly presented, and then there's a small section on how to do the task in PowerShell with an example provided.
Apart from its PowerShell content, the book is very well laid out, and covers every aspect of Exchange that an administrator should know about. less
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