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Video: Two Methods for Creating Inbound Domains: Exchange Management Console and Exchange Management Shell

Skill level: 300 (Intermediate)
Run Time: 5:15
Instructor: Grant Moyle

Description:

Once your Exchange server is set-up, you will then need to configure your inbound domain names that you have publicly registered and point them to your Exchange network. In this video tutorial, Grant will walk you through the two methods for creating inbound domains using Exchange Management Console nad Exchange Management Shell.

Highlights from this video:

Adding new accepted domains for inbound e-mail routing
Domain configuration options: Authoritative, Internal Relay, External Relay

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Grant Moyle

Grant A. Moyle is the founder of Confuzer Inc, an Illinois-based Windows, Exchange, and Networking consulting firm specializing in Implementation and Troubleshooting Active Directory and Exchange. He has been a Microsoft Certified System Engineer (MCSE) since the days of NT4 and a Certified Information Security Systems Professional (CISSP) since 2003. He has a Biomedical Engineering and Electrical Engineering background from Johns Hopkins University, and over 10 y... (Grant's full bio can be found here)

Video titleSkill

How to Create Mailboxes for Your Users	200	Download
A First Look at Using Outlook Web Access (OWA) with Exchange 2007	200	Download
Configure a New Exchange Installation to Accept Mail	200	Download
How to Add an Inbound Domain Entry for a Public Domain Name	200	Download
Pt. 1 - How to Install an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server	300	Download

CourseRun TimeSkill Level

232 - Windows Server 2003 Administration	200-500	39+ hrs
225 - Building Portals with SharePoint 2007	100-300	13+ hrs
223 - ISA Server 2006 Administration	200-500	3+ hrs
233 - Windows Server 2008 Administration	200-500	16+ hrs
221 - Exchange Server 2003 Administration	200-500	27+ hrs

Chapter 4: Administration: Tools, Utilities and Common Tasks

1	How to Add a New Disk and Move Your Exchange Databases
2	How to Add New Databases to Exchange 2007
3	How to Add an Inbound Domain Entry for a Public Domain Name
4	Disable and Delete an Exchange 2007 Mailbox
	Two Methods for Creating Inbound Domains: Exchange Management Console and Exchange Management Shell
6	Configure a New Exchange Installation to Accept Mail
7	Create and Test a Transport Rule
8	How to Create a New Storage Group and a New Database
9	Enable and Test Exchange Journaling in Exchange 2007
10	How to Move Your Exchange 2007 Database to a New Drive
11	How to Build a Custom Address List With Windows Power Shell
12	How to Configure Anti-SPAM On a Hub Transport Server
13	How to Install and Setup Anti-SPAM on a Hub Transport Server
14	How to do Message Tracking in Exchange 2007 in the GUI and with PowerShell
15	Grant Full Acess to a Mailbox
16	Configure Mail Forwarding to Send Copies of Messages to Mobile Devices
17	Registering a Domain
18	Configure a Domain for Inbound Information
19	Request and Obtain a Commercial SSL Certificate
20	Mapping External DNS Entries on Internal DNS Servers
21	Changing SMTP to a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN)
22	Assign SSL Certificate to OWA, POP3, IMAP, and SMTP
23	Import SSL Certificate and Assign to IIS
24	Reinstall a Server Role for Exchange 2007

NOTE: This video is part of our Exchange Server 2007 Administration course.
This video is from Chapter 4: Administration: Tools, Utilities and Common Tasks

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Video: Two Methods for Creating Inbound Domains: Exchange Management Console and Exchange Management Shell

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Grant Moyle