E2K716TransportSecurityandMessageProtection概要.ppt

* * Slide Objective: To describe the role of the Edge Transport server role in message protection. Instructor Notes: Edge Transport server role supports network isolation. This role is designed to not be in your production AD forest and has no dependencies on AD. An outbound synchronization method, EdgeSync, can be used to push AD related data to the Edge Transport servers (recipient filtering, Safe Sender lists, etc). While EdgeSync is optional, supporting and managing the Edge Transport server without EdgeSync is not fun and not documented. Direct trust, domain security, recipient filtering, and safelist aggregation are some of the features that rely on EdgeSync,. Edge Transport server role has a variety of features to reduce spam and all are enabled by default. Edge Transport server role also supports address re-write for those organizations that require different SMTP addresses. * Slide Objective: To describe the role of the Edge Transport server role in message protection. Instructor Notes: With Exchange Server 2007 we have improved our poison message detection. If you do not know, poison messages are messages that cause bad behavior within the store or SMTP engine (such as crashing it). Exchange Server 2007 now uses Jet or the ESE (Extensible Storage Engine) to store message data, as opposed to NTFS. * Slide Objective: To give an overview to the security features in the Hub Transport server role. Instructor Notes: Policy controlled routing is basically the ability to apply rules to messages that are passing through the system. You do not need to hire dedicated people for handling certificates to make messages tamper-proof. Microsoft provides confidential and tamper-proof communications in Exchange Server 2007. You will be able to retain the communications you need for compliance, without having to retain everything else. Many solutions today archive everything. * Slide Objective: To describe the Exchange Server 2007 Anti-Spam features. In