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A new downloadable tool released for Exchange Server 2010 is the Exchange Pre-Deployment Analyzer (ExPDA). This tool provides an Exchange 2010 Readiness Check; previously, the Exchange Server 2007 Readiness Check was provided as part of the downloadable version of the ExBPA. The Start A New Scan screen of the ExPDA is shown in Figure 14-4. When the scan is run, a detailed analysis of your existing Exchange organization is performed, and a comprehensive report is generated detailing the preparedness of your organization for the introduction of Exchange Server 2010 as well as providing the appropriate corrective measures to take. In the example report shown in Figure 14-5, you can see that an Exchange Server 2003 server in the organization does not have link-state suppression enabled. Suppressing link state updates will be discussed in detail in the Preparing the Environment section of this chapter.

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Another online tool available for use before, during, and after your upgrade to Exchange Server 2010 is the Microsoft Exchange Server Remote Connectivity Analyzer, available at https://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com. This tool provides you the means to verify your Internet-facing client services and SMTP configurations, including:

Synchronization, Notification, Availability, and OOF Service Account Access Outlook Anywhere Outlook AutoDiscover

Whatever you can do or dream, begin it Wolfgang von Goethe Classic ASPNET bases its programming model on the assumption that state is maintained across postbacks This is not true at all at the HTTP protocol level, but it is brilliantly simulated using the page view state feature and a bit of work in the page life cycle The view state, which is so often kicked around as a bad thing, represents a great contribution to establishing a stateful programming model in ASPNET, and that programming model was one of the keys to ASPNET s success and rapid adoption The ASPNET MVC framework just uses a different pattern, one that is not page-based and relies on a much thinner abstraction layer than Web Forms.

The various tests available through the Exchange Remote Connectivity Analyzer are shown in Figure 14-6.

Because many organizations have not yet implemented Exchange Server 2007, upgrading from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2010 is a very common upgrade scenario. As in any upgrade, unless you have a user base that you can move in a single, acceptable

period of downtime, there will be a period of coexistence with the legacy (Exchange Server 2003) environment until all resources are upgraded to Exchange Server 2010. This section discusses the factors to consider when planning your coexistence strategy. This section builds on the scenarios presented in 2, Exchange Deployment Projects. Contoso is a company of 750 users running an Exchange Server 2003 environment centralized in Seattle. A logical view of their environment is illustrated in Figure 14-7.

As a result, you don t have rich native components such as server controls to quickly arrange a nice user interface where elements can retain their content across postbacks This fact seems to result in a loss of productivity, at least for certain types of applications, such as applications heavily based on data entry Is this really true, though If you ve grown up with Web Forms and its server controls, you might be shocked when transported into the ASPNET MVC model Data entry is a scenario in which server controls really shine and in which their postback and view-state overhead saves you from doing a lot of work Server controls also give you a powerful infrastructure for input validation Today, in ASPNET MVC you have the same functional capabilities as you do with Web Forms, only they re delivered through a different set of tools.

in this space. The difference to Exchange Online is that the Microsoft develops a product to operate as smoothly in a hosted environment as it does in an on-premises deployment. This book focuses on Exchange On-Premises, but 10, Federated Sharing, provides information on how to connect another Exchange organization to your Exchange environment, including information on how to connect Exchange to Exchange Online. For more information about Exchange Online, see http://www.microsoft.com/online/ exchange-online.mspx. Notes from the field

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xchange Online offers you full integration in an existing Exchange System and greatly reduces the operating costs for your messaging system, especially in the