Directory and Database Integration Using DirXML - Part 2: Microsoft Exchange Synchronization CBT Training CD

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Summary: Directory and Database Integration Using DirXML - Part 2
Review: Course Overview
The is the second course in a four part series that covers the setup of the Exchange driver, the working of the preconfigured Exchange driver, and the customization of the Exchange driver.

Learn To
# Identify the hierarchical units in Exchange Server.
# Match the Exchange Server components with their functions.
# Match the Exchange Server recipients with the situations in which they are used.
# Sequence the phases in the interaction between Exchange Server and DirXML.
# Import the Exchange driver in eDirectory by using Create a new Application Driver Creation Wizard.
# Match the pieces of information required to configure the Exchange driver with their uses.
# Identify the implications of the schema mapping rule of the preconfigured Exchange driver.
# Identify the functionality provided by the specified component of the publisher channel.
# Identify the component of the subscriber channel that provides the specified functionality.
# Identify the business requirements for customizing the Exchange driver.
# Match the rules and filters with the configuration tasks for the specified business requirements.
# Match the specified business requirements with the appropriate tests.


Audience
The intended audience for this course are technical managers, system administrators, network engineers, and database administrators who have 2 to 10 years of experience. This course is designed to help candidates prepare for the CDE certification. The course teaches how to synchronize Microsoft Exchange and eDirectory using DirXML. In addition, learners should have taken the first part of the series 82721.

Deployment Options
e-Learning

Accreditation
NASBA credits: 4 CPE Credits
CEU credits: 0.70 CEUs

Language Options
US English

Total Learning Time
6 to 8 hours

Objectives
Unit 1: Exchange Server: Working 1 - 2 hours
# Identify the hierarchical units in Exchange Server.
# Match the Exchange Server components with their functions.
# Match the Exchange Server recipients with the situations in which they are used.
# Identify the protocols used by Exchange Server to provide e-mail client support.
# Identify the sequence of steps in the Exchange Server message delivery process.
# Identify the components of the Exchange Administrator interface.
# Match the Exchange Server objects with their descriptions.
# Create a mailbox by using Exchange Administrator.
# Modify the properties of a mailbox by using Exchange Administrator.
# Delete a mailbox by using Exchange Administrator.


Unit 2: Installing Exchange Driver 1 - 2 hours
# Sequence the phases in the interaction between Exchange Server and DirXML.
# Import the Exchange driver in eDirectory by using Create a new Application Driver Creation Wizard.
# Match the pieces of information required to configure the Exchange driver with their uses.
# Specify the security settings for the Exchange driver by using ConsoleOne.
# Authenticate Exchange Administrator in eDirectory by using ConsoleOne.
# Change the LDAP port of eDirectory by using ConsoleOne.


Unit 3: Preconfigured Exchange Driver 2 hours
# Identify the implications of the schema mapping rule of the preconfigured Exchange driver.
# Identify the functionality provided by the specified component of the publisher channel.
# Identify the component of the subscriber channel that provides the specified functionality.
# Verify the functionality of the publisher channel rules.
# Verify the functionality of the publisher filter.
# Verify the functionality of the subscriber channel rules.
# Verify the functionality of the subscriber filter.


Unit 4: Customizing Exchange Driver 2 hours
# Identify the business requirements for customizing the Exchange driver.
# Match the rules and filters with the configuration tasks for the specified business requirements.
# Match the specified business requirements with the appropriate tests.
# Configure the publisher filter of the Exchange driver by using ConsoleOne.
# Configure the subscriber filter of the Exchange driver by using ConsoleOne.
# Configure the publisher matching rule of the Exchange driver by using ConsoleOne.
# Create a create rule on the publisher channel of the Exchange driver by using ConsoleOne.
# Add an attribute to the publisher create rule of the Exchange driver by using ConsoleOne.
# Modify an attribute in the publisher create rule of the Exchange driver by using ConsoleOne.
# Configure a create rule on the subscriber channel of the Exchange driver by using ConsoleOne.
# Create an event transformation stylesheet by using ConsoleOne.
# Add an event transformation stylesheet to the publisher channel by using ConsoleOne.