Windows PowerShell for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 -- About the Authors -- Credits -- Introduction -- Who This Book Is For -- What This Book Covers -- How This Book Is Structured -- What You Need to Use This Book -- Conventions -- Errata -- p2p.wrox.com -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Part I: PowerShell for Exchange Fundamentals -- Chapter 1: Getting Started with Windows PowerShell -- What Is Windows PowerShell? -- PowerShell Basics -- Preparing Exchange Management Shell -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Using Exchange Management Shell -- Why Learn Exchange Management Shell? -- Shell versus Console -- Working from the Command Line -- Working with Windows -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Using PowerShell to Deploy Exchange Server 2007 -- Deploying Exchange Server 2007 -- Server Installation -- Disaster Recovery -- Deployment Scenarios -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Working with User and Group Objects -- Working with Recipients -- User and Group Object Types -- Exchange Server 2007 Recipient Objects -- Exchange Server 2007 Group Objects -- Creating and Modifying User Objects -- Creating a User Mailbox -- Creating a Resource Mailbox -- Creating a Mail User and Mail Contact -- Creating and Modifying Group Objects -- The Dynamic Distribution Group -- Bulk Recipient Management -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Public Folders -- Database Administration -- Working with Permissions -- Folder and Content Administration -- Summary -- Part II: Working with Server Roles -- Chapter 6: Configuring the Client Access Server Role -- User Settings -- Enabling POP 3/IMAP 4 -- Certificates -- Autodiscover -- Proxy and Redirection -- Outlook Anywhere -- Working with the Offline Address Book -- LinkAccess -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Configuring the Hub Transport Role -- The Transport Server Architecture -- Creating and Modifying Connectors.

Understanding Accepted Domains and Email Address Policies -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Configuring the Mailbox Server Role -- Storage Groups -- Mailbox Stores -- Managing Mailboxes -- Recovery Storage Groups -- Public Folders -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Configuring the Edge Transport Server Role -- Overview of the Edge Transport Server Role -- Edge Transport Server Configuration -- Transport Agents -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Unified Messaging -- Creating UMDialPlan, UMIPGateway, and UMMailboxPolicy, and Setting up the UM Server -- Setting UM Features using the Set-UM Cmdlets -- Retrieving UM Information Using the Get-UM Cmdlets -- UM User Management -- AutoAttendants -- Removing and Disabling UM Features -- Summary -- Part III: Working with PowerShell in a Production Environment -- Chapter 11: Exchange Server 2007 Routing -- Routing Changes in Exchange -- Basics of Exchange Server 2007 Routing -- Routing Troubleshooting -- Working with Active Directory Sites -- Coexistence with Exchange 2003 -- Coexistence Routing -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Working with Continuous Replication -- Understanding Continuous Replication -- Installing LCR, CCR, SCR -- Seeding -- Monitoring -- Failover Types -- Failback -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Single Copy Clusters -- Automating an MSCS Install -- Resource Management -- Putting It All Together -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Troubleshooting Exchange Issues -- Determining Server Health -- Determining Exchange System Health -- Testing the Anti-Spam Functions -- Troubleshooting the Client Access Server Role Functions -- Testing the Web Services with Test-WebServicesConnectivity -- Troubleshooting the Mailbox Server Role Functions -- Troubleshooting Edge Synchronization -- Troubleshooting Unified Messaging Connectivity -- Using Get and Set Cmdlets to Gather System and Application Data -- Working with Event Logging Levels -- Summary.

Part IV: Automating Administration -- Chapter 15: User, Group, and Public Folder Administration -- Sample Scripts for Creating New Mailbox-Enabled Users -- Creating a Public Folder for the New Users -- Summary -- Chapter 16: Reporting, Maintenance, and Administration -- Reading in Files -- Exporting Data -- Sending Email from PowerShell -- Real-World PowerShell Examples -- Summary -- Chapter 17: Using the .NET Framework to Automate Exchange PowerShell Tasks -- Accessing PowerShell from the .NET Framework -- Starting a Web Project -- The Windows PowerShell Runspace -- Solving Problems with PowerShell and the .NET Framework -- Summary -- Index.