Exchange Server Training

Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 gives the flexibility to deploy as per organization's needs and a simplified way to help keep e-mail continuously available for users. Users can access their communications - e-mail, voice mail, instant messaging, from virtually any platform or web-browser.


Exchange Server 2010 helps to better protect company's communications and e-mail through centrally managed information control capabilities


MCTS: Microsoft Exchange server training course will provide knowledge and skills to configure and manage a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 messaging environment. It will also provide guidelines; best practices and considerations that will help you optimize an Exchange Server deployment.


If a user possesses knowledge of OCS 2007, he/she will also learn how to integrate OCS 2007 with Exchange, such that whether he/she dials an extension or send an e-mail message; as long as the recipient has an Internet connection he will receive the message.


Exchange Server 2010 is the first server in a new generation of Microsoft server technology that is built from the ground up to work on-premises and as an online service. It helps the user simplify administration, protect communications, and meet user demand for greater business mobility.


Advantages of Exchange Server training:
The new suite of Exchange Server 2010 training resources is designed to differentiate technology skills and job-role skills clearly, cover skills relevant to today's real-world IT functions, and streamline certification with simplified, specific learning roadmaps.


Microsoft Exchange provides businesses with email, calendar, and contacts on the PC, phone & web, so employees can stay connected and in sync.

Multi-layered, anti-spam filtering with continuous updates helps guard against spam and phishing threats

A variety of storage options allows the user to have bigger and more reliable mailboxes

Support for the web browsers and devices a user use most means he/she can work from virtually anywhere

Available as a server a user manage himself or hosted by Microsoft while he/she maintains control of settings