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Exam Ref 70-342 Advanced Solutions of Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 (MCSE)

By Brian Reid, Steve Goodman
Published Jan 23, 2015 by Microsoft Press. Part of the Exam Ref series.

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Copyright 2015
Dimensions: 7-3/8" x 9"
Pages: 400
Edition: 1st

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ISBN-10: 0-7356-9792-2
ISBN-13: 978-0-7356-9792-8

Prepare for Microsoft Exam 70-342--and demonstrate your real-world mastery of advanced Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 solution design, configuration, implementation, management, and support. Designed for experienced IT professionals ready to advance, Exam Ref focuses on critical-thinking and decision-making acumen needed for success at the MCSE level.

Focus on the expertise measured by these objectives:

Configure, manage, and migrate Unified Messaging
Design, configure, and manage site resiliency
Design, configure, and manage advanced security
Configure and manage compliance, archiving, and discovery solutions
Implement and manage coexistence, hybrid scenarios, migration, and federation

This Microsoft Exam Ref:

Organizes its coverage by exam objectives
Features strategic, what-if scenarios to challenge you
Provides exam preparation tips written by two Exchange Server MVPs
Assumes you have at least three years of experience managing Exchange Servers and have responsibilities for an enterprise Exchange messaging environment

About the Exam
Exam 70-342 is one of two exams focused on Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 skills and knowledge for moving to the cloud, increasing user productivity and flexibility, reducing data loss, and improving data security.

About Microsoft Certification
Passing this exam earns you credit toward a Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert (MCSE) certification that proves your ability to build innovative solutions across multiple technologies, both on-premises and in the cloud.

Exam 70-341 and Exam 70-342 are required for MCSE: Messaging Solutions Expert certification.

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Introduction xv

Microsoft certifications xv

Acknowledgments xv

Free ebooks from Microsoft Press xvi

Microsoft Virtual Academy xvii

Errata, updates, & book support xvii

We want to hear from you xvii

Stay in touch xvii

Preparing for the exam xix

Chapter 1: Configure, manage, and migrate Unified Messaging 1

Understanding Unified Messaging 2

Objective 1.1: Configure Unified Messaging (UM) 4

Configuring an IP gateway 4

Configuring the UM call router 9

Creating and configuring an auto attendant 12

Configuring a call answering rule 18

Designing Unified Messaging for high availability 21

Create a dial plan 23

Objective summary 26

Objective review 26

Objective 1.2: Manage Unified Messaging 27

Assigning a dial plan to a user 27

Moving users between dial plans 28

Enabling and disabling UM features for a user 29

Setting up protected voice mail 33

Configuring UM mailbox policy 35

Managing UM language packs 38

Objective summary 41

Objective review 41

Objective 1.3: Troubleshoot Unified Messaging 42

Troubleshooting and configuring mutual Transport Layer Security (MTLS) 43

Monitoring calls and call statistics 48

Troubleshooting and configuring Quality of Service 51

Troubleshooting SIP communication 53

Objective summary 54

Objective review 55

Objective 1.4: Migrate Unified Messaging 55

Prepare to migrate 56

Planning a migration strategy 57

Planning a coexistence strategy 58

Moving UM mailboxes between sites 58

Redirecting the SIP gateway to Exchange 59

Decommissioning the legacy system 59

Objective summary 60

Objective review 60

Answers 61

Objective 1.1: Thought experiment 61

Objective 1.1: Review 61

Objective 1.2: Thought experiment 62

Objective 1.2: Review 62

Objective 1.3: Thought experiment 63

Objective 1.3: Review 63

Objective 1.4: Thought experiment 63

Objective 1.4: Review 64

Chapter 2: Design, configure, and manage site resiliency 65

Objective 2.1: Manage a site-resilient Database Availability Group (DAG) 65

Planning and implementing Datacenter Activation Coordination (DAC) 66

Given customer node requirements, recommend quorum options 72

Planning cross-site DAG configuration and configuring DAG networks 80

Objective summary 86

Objective review 87

Objective 2.2: Design, deploy, and manage a site-resilient CAS solution 88

Planning site-resilient namespaces 88

Configuring site-resilient namespace URLs 91

Performing steps for site rollover 94

Planning certificate requirements for site failovers 94

Predicting client behavior during a rollover 96

Objective summary 100

Objective review 101

Objective 2.3: Design, deploy, and manage site resilience for transport 101

Configuring MX records for failover scenarios 102

Managing resubmission and reroute queues 107

Planning and configuring send/receive connectors for site resiliency 111

Performing steps for transport rollover 112

Objective summary 115

Objective review 115

Objective 2.4: Troubleshoot site-resiliency issues 116

Resolving quorum issues 117

Troubleshooting proxy and redirection issues 118

Troubleshooting client connectivity 119

Troubleshooting mail flow 119

Troubleshoot datacenter activation 123

Troubleshooting DAG replication 124

Objective summary 126

Objective review 126

Answers 127

Objective 2.1: Thought experiment 127

Objective 2.1: Review 127

Objective 2.2: Thought experiment 128

Objective 2.2: Review 128

Objective 2.3: Thought experiment 129

Objective 2.3: Review 130

Objective 2.4: Thought experiment 131

Objective 2.4: Review 131

Chapter 3: Design, configure, and manage advanced security 133

Objective 3.1: Select an appropriate security strategy 133

Evaluating role-based access control (RBAC) 134

Evaluating BitLocker 138

Evaluating smart cards 142

Evaluating Information Rights Management (IRM) 144

Evaluating S/MIME 145

Evaluating Domain Secure/TLS 155

Objective summary 162

Objective review 163

Objective 3.2: Deploy and manage IRM with Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS) 164

Creating an AD RMS template 165

Creating transport protection rules 169

Creating Outlook protection rules 172

Configuring transport decryption 174

Configuring IRM for discovery 176

Configuring pre-licensing for client access 177

Objective summary 178

Objective review 179

Objective 3.3: Configure and interpret mailbox and administrative auditing 180

Configuring mailbox audit logging 180

Configuring administrative audit logging 181

Interpreting all audit logs 182

Objective summary 185

Objective review 186

Objective 3.4: Troubleshoot security-related issues 186

Determining certificate validity 187

Ensuring proper Certificate Revocation List (CRL) access and placement 189

Ensuring private key availability 192

Troubleshooting failed IRM protection 194

Troubleshooting RBAC 195

Objective summary 196

Objective review 197

Answers 198

Objective 3.1: Thought experiment 198

Objective 3.1: Review 198

Objective 3.2: Thought experiment 199

Objective 3.2: Review 200

Objective 3.3: Thought experiment 200

Objective 3.3: Review 200

Objective 3.4: Thought experiment 201

Objective 3.4: Review 201

Chapter 4: Configure and manage compliance, archiving, and discovery solutions 203

Objective 4.1: Configure and manage an archiving solution 203

Setting up online archiving (Office 365) 205

Creating archive policies 216

Setting up on-premises archiving 220

Planning storage for an archiving solution 220

Objective summary 221

Objective review 222

Objective 4.2: Design and configure Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions 222

Setting up pre-built rules 223

Setting up custom rules 227

Designing a DLP solution to meet business requirements 231

Setting up custom policies 231

Objective summary 233

Objective review 234

Objective 4.3: Configure and administer Message Records Management (MRM) 234

Designing retention policies 234

Configuring retention policies 236

Creating and configuring custom tags 237

Assigning policies to users 239

Configuring the Managed Folder Assistant 240

Removing and deleting tags 241

Objective summary 243

Objective review 244

Objective 4.4: Perform eDiscovery 244

Planning and delegating RBAC roles for eDiscovery 245

Enabling a legal/litigation hold 246

Performing a query-based In-Place Hold 247

Designing and configuring journaling 249

Performing multi-mailbox searches in Exchange Administration Center (EAC) 254

Evaluating how to integrate In-Place federated searches with Microsoft SharePoint 257

Objective summary 259

Objective review 259

Objective 4.5: Implement a compliance solution 260

Designing and configuring transport rules for ethical walls 260

Configuring MailTips 264

Creating, configuring, and deploying message classifications 266

Designing and configuring transport rules to meet specified compliance requirements 268

Objective summary 271

Objective review 271

Answers 272

Objective 4.1: Thought experiment 272

Objective 4.1: Review 272

Objective 4.2: Thought experiment 273

Objective 4.2: Review 273

Objective 4.3: Thought experiment 274

Objective 4.3: Review 274

Objective 4.4: Thought experiment 275

Objective 4.4: Review 275

Objective 4.5: Thought experiment 276

Objective 4.5: Review 276

Chapter 5: Implement and manage coexistence, hybrid scenarios, migration, and federation 279

Objective 5.1: Establish coexistence with Exchange Online 280

Deploying and managing hybrid configuration 280

Evaluating limitations of the Hybrid Configuration Wizard 291

Configuring requirements for single sign-on (SSO) 293

Designing and configuring Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) 295

Objective summary 304

Objective review 304

Objective 5.2: Deploy and manage Exchange federation 305

Managing federation trusts with Microsoft federation gateway 306

Managing sharing policies 309

Designing certificate and firewall requirements 316

Managing organization relationships 316

Objective summary 318

Objective review 319

Objective 5.3: Implement on-premises coexistence with legacy systems 320

Planning namespaces for coexistence 320

Configuring proxy redirect 323

Planning firewall configuration for coexistence 323

Planning for mail flow requirements 325

Objective summary 326

Objective review 327

Objective 5.4: Set up a cross-forest coexistence solution 327

Setting up cross-forest availability 328

Designing certificate and firewall requirements 330

Setting up cross-forest mail flow 330

Designing and configuring AutoDiscover 331

Setting up shared namespaces 333

Objective summary 337

Objective review 337

Objective 5.5: Migrate legacy systems 338

Determining transition paths to Exchange 338

Migrating public folders 339

Migrating mailboxes 341

Upgrading policies 343

Planning to account for discontinued features 343

Transitioning and decommissioning server roles 344

Objective summary 345

Objective review 345

Objective 5.6: Troubleshoot issues associated with hybrid scenarios, coexistence, migration, and federation 346

Troubleshooting transport 347

Troubleshooting Exchange federation trust and organization relationships 348

Troubleshooting SSO/AD FS 349

Troubleshooting DirSync 349

Troubleshooting cross-forest availability 350

Objective summary 351

Objective review 351

Answers 351

Objective 5.1: Thought experiment 351

Objective 5.1: Review 352

Objective 5.2: Thought experiment 353

Objective 5.2: Review 353

Objective 5.3: Thought experiment 354

Objective 5.3: Review 354

Objective 5.4: Thought experiment 355

Objective 5.4: Review 355

Objective 5.5: Thought experiment 356

Objective 5.5: Review 356

Objective 5.6: Thought experiment 357

Objective 5.6: Review 357

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