Designing/Deploying Exchange 2016: Client Access
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This course is designed to help you prepare for the Microsoft 70-345 exam, and covers the objectives related to planning, deploying, managing and troubleshooting client access on Exchange 2016.
This course will prepare you for the Exchange Server 2016 70-345 certification exam, specifically the objectives related to administering client access on Exchange 2016. You’ll learn how to design and deploy client access namespaces, manage SSL certificates, configure high availability and load balancing, manage mobile devices, and perform troubleshooting. By the end of this course, you’ll have a solid understanding of client access considerations with Exchange 2016, and you’ll be better prepared to take your Exchange 2016 certification exam.
Author Name: Paul Cunningham
Author Description:
Paul Cunningham is a consultant, trainer and author, specializing in Office 365 and Exchange Server. Paul lives in Brisbane, Australia and has over 20 years of experience deploying and managing Microsoft systems and services for enterprise and government customers. Paul has authored and co-authored several books about Office 365 and Microsoft Exchange Server.
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
1min - Course Introduction
4mins - Planning Client Access Services
30mins - Configuring Client Access Services
43mins - Load Balancing
26mins - Mobility
33mins - Troubleshooting
27mins - Address Books
25mins - Office Online Server
14mins
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