Microsoft Exchange Server for Windows 2000: Planning, Design and Implementation (HP Technologies)

By Tony Redmond

A guide to designing, deploying and managing an Exchange Server operation. It describes Exchange's best practices and discusses the major Exchange Server technologies new for Windows 2000, including... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1555582249
• ISBN13: 9781555582241
• Release Date: October 2000
• Publisher: Digital Press
• Length: 1048 Pages
• Weight: 3.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 10.0" x 7.5" x 2.5"

Customer Reviews

Another excellent book from Tony

Well, Tony has come up trumps again. As a consultant within a company that's been designing, implementing and supporting Exchange since version 4, we've always had Tony's current book on our desks.One of the biggest challenges with the whole Windows/Exchange 2000 process is knowing where to start with the mountain of new information, and applying that new information into the planning process. Make no mistake about it, this book is for those who need to plan, design and implement Exchange 2000. And in reading Tony's book, you'll be in an excellent position to deliver a reliable and scalable Exchange 2000 messaging/collaboration solution.Neil Hobson

Excellent Book with Good Detail on database design

Tony Redmond pulls together good material to understand the workings of Exchange 2000. His experience with disk assemblies, and optimizing the database are the best you will find. I recommend the book as a study reference as well as a source for optimizing your Exchange databases.

Best book on Exchange 2000

Tony Redmond has proved yet again that he it the worlds leading authority on Exchange. As with his previous two books he has gone into indepth detail of the kind that you just don't find in your average run of the mill MCSE how to guides. What makes this book such interesting reading is that he has written from real world experience of planning and deploying Exchange 2000 in one of the worlds largest Exchange deployments (Compaq) and from the years he has spent testing Exchange 2000 internally at Compaq.The technical detail is superb, but written in a no nonsense interesting style that many authors of computer books could learn from. If you want to really learn Exchange 2000 as opposed to just passing an MCP exam this is the book for you

The 'hundred acre wood' of messaging...

This book is better than Eeyore on an Eggo.

Practical with lots of sound Advice

A must for anyone who is implementing or migrating a large scale exchange environment. The book is well structured is practical and features all the salient points....