Implementing a Hybrid and Secure Messaging Platform: E-mail Address Policies and Workload Management
Microsoft 365 2020
| Intermediate
- 20 Videos | 1h 29m 31s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
This 20-video course prepares learners for the MS-201 Implementing a Hybrid and Secure Messaging Platform certification exam by examining Exchange Server e-mail address policies, available policy templates, and filtering methods. The exam tests abilities of messaging administrators to plan and implement a hybrid configuration, manage migration, secure the messaging environment, and manage organizational settings. In this course, you will learn to use the EAC (Exchange administrator center) to create and modify e-mail address policies, apply policies to e-mail recipients, and remove e-mail address policies. Then you will examine managed availability, workload management components, and user resource consumption. Next, learn how to use the Get-ThrottlingPolicy cmdlet (lightweight command in PowerShell) to determine user throttling settings; use the new throttling policy cmdlet to create a user throttling policy; and use the Set-ThrottlingPolicy association cmdlet to assign policies to users. Then examine how to view and remove existing throttling policy associations, and delete policies. Finally, learners examine the available scopes in custom throttling policies and considerations for throttling in coexistence environments.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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discover the key concepts covered in this course
provide an overview of e-mail address policies in Exchange Server 2019
differentiate between different e-mail address policy templates
provide an overview of the two recipient filtering methods in Exchange Server 2019
recognize considerations when implementing multiple e-mail address policies
recognize default e-mail address policy properties such as name, priority, e-mail address, and apply to
create an e-mail address policy using EAC in Exchange Server 2019
modify e-mail address policies using the EAC in Exchange Server
use the EAC to apply e-mail address policies to recipients
remove e-mail address policies -
provide an overview of Managed Availability
provide an overview of workload management and user resource consumption
list important concepts of user consumption such as burst allowances, recharge rate, traffic shaping, and maximum usage
use the Get-ThrottlingPolicy cmdlet to determine user throttling settings
use the New-ThrottlingPolicy to create a user throttling policy
use the Set-ThrottlingPolicyAssociation cmdlet to assign a throttling policy to a user
view and remove existing throttling policy associations and delete policies
describe the available scopes in custom throttling policies
list considerations for throttling in coexistence environments
summarize the key concepts covered in this course
IN THIS COURSE
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1.Course Overview2m 6sUP NEXT
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2.E-mail Address Policies4m 12s
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3.E-mail Address Templates5m 58s
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4.Recipient Filters for E-mail Address Policies3m 43s
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5.E-mail Address Priority6m 2s
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6.Default E-mail Address Policy Properties6m 34s
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7.Creating E-mail Address Policies7m
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8.Modifying E-mail Address Policies4m 23s
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9.Applying E-mail Address Policies4m 45s
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10.Removing E-mail Address Policies3m 59s
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11.Managed Availability3m 15s
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12.Workload Management1m 51s
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13.User Consumption4m 41s
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14.User Throttling3m 34s
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15.Creating a New Throttling Policy4m 6s
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16.Throttling Policy Associations3m 54s
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17.Removing Throttling Policies4m 53s
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18.Scopes2m 51s
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19.User Throttling in Coexistence Environments1m 32s
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20.Course Summary1m 13s
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