If you're an IT administrator preparing to move to Exchange Server 2007, this book is for you. It concentrates on what you need to migrate quickly and successfully, and it is fully up to speed on the new features brought by SP1. You'll explore the new Exchange 2007 management interface and get a primer on the Exchange Management Shell. In an extended case study, you'll follow a company with a thousand mailboxes, multiple servers, and offices in Hawaii and Sydney, as it migrates to Exchange Server 2007.

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First book on Exchange 2007 SP1 - 2008-03-31
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I have found this book very helpful with my exchange upgrade, it does talk about various subjects. It also mentioned LCR and SCR areas I am very interested in. It is more like a "nice to know" more then a "need to know" book. I will mainly use to to refer back to see what the author has to say. I used other internet site, and my own guesswork to do the upgrade to exchange 2007. I am looking forward to other books, like ones that are 1500 pages. I really would like for someone to cover DR and SCR in great detail, like multi-site failover scenerios. Overall, this is a quality book, it was VERY helpful with OWA an area I was baffled on and could not find the info on the internet. To be fair, I have not read it from page 1 to the end, but for me that one fix was worth the cost of the book. So far, this is the only book I could find that covers SP1 and SCR, so it is the best out there for now. My desire is to learn everything about exchange 2007, so I will have to hunt for a larger book on the other subjects I want to learn in detail. Overall I would recommend for everyone. use this book, and the internet because you are going to need to find TONS of information to do the upgrade to 2007. It was not easy in my opinion, and I have been doing this for 15 years. The actually product Exchange 2007 is very good once it is set up.

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