Exchange 2016: Mailbox Databases
2h 31mIntermediate2017-05-31
Authors
Scott M Burrell
Teacher specializing in HR, marketing, and small business management
Course details
Get a clear understanding of mailbox databases in Microsoft Exchange Server 2016. This course maps to the first domain of Exam 70-345, Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016—Plan, deploy, manage, and troubleshoot mailbox databases. Learn about the administration of mailbox databases in Exchange Server 2016. Scott Burrell covers high availability mailbox databases, failure domains, SLA requirements, monitoring, and troubleshooting database replication. Plus, he walks through backup and recovery solutions, such as recovering public folders from a database backup.
Learning objectives
Planning and managing database storage
Setting database requirements
Storage architecture
Virtualization scenarios
Creating and managing mailbox databases
Failure domains and SLA requirements
Proper placement of a file share witness
Site resilient DAG
Troubleshooting database replication, performance, and database failure
Planning for SLA recovery requirements
Learning objectives
Planning and managing database storage
Setting database requirements
Storage architecture
Virtualization scenarios
Creating and managing mailbox databases
Failure domains and SLA requirements
Proper placement of a file share witness
Site resilient DAG
Troubleshooting database replication, performance, and database failure
Planning for SLA recovery requirements
Skills covered
Microsoft Exchange ServerServer AdministrationNetwork and System AdministrationMicrosoftDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
- 02 - What you should already know
1. Plan and Manage Database Storage
- 03 - Setting database requirements
- 04 - Capacity and placement
- 05 - Storage architecture
- 06 - Virtualization scenarios
- 07 - Creating and managing mailbox database
2. High Availability Mailbox Databases
- 08 - Failure domains and SLA requirements
- 09 - Server management
- 10 - Database availability groups
- 11 - Proper placement of file share witness
- 12 - Mailbox database copies
3. Site Resilient DAG
- 13 - Quorums and quorum modes
- 14 - Datacenter activation coordination
- 15 - Alternate file share witness
- 16 - AutoReseed
- 17 - Site recovery
4. Troubleshooting Mailbox Databases
- 18 - Transaction logs
- 19 - Monitoring database replication
- 20 - Troubleshooting database replication
- 21 - Troubleshooting performance
- 22 - Troubleshooting database failure
5. Backup and Recovery Solutions
- 23 - Planning for SLA recovery requirements
- 24 - Lagged mailbox database copies
- 25 - Restoring from a backup
- 26 - Recovering public folder hierarchy
- 27 - Dial tone restores
Conclusion
- 28 - Next steps