Inside Microsoft Exchange Server 5

Learn to combine the functionality of traditional e-mail servers with the open standards of the Internet! -- Get up to speed on 4.5, the latest version of Exchange Server -- Learn how to connect with existing systems such as MS Mail and Lotus cc:Mail -- Maximize your knowledge of POP3, Web Access Service, LDAP, and Internet News Service At the Microsoft Professional Developer's Conference in San Diego, Microsoft heralded their latest version of Exchange as the cornerstone of their BackOffice suite, as well as the next major release of Windows NT. With the additions of Web Access Service, LDAP, and Internet News Service, an e-mail administrator will need a resource that covers these new features so as to maximize their output with Microsoft Exchange Server. The next release of Microsoft Exchange will give administrators the ability to control organization-wide information management from a single dedicated platform while maintaining connectivity with any SMTP-based or X.400 basedmail front end. With built-in support for these existing protocols, e-mail administrators will require a high-level tutorial that will allow them to create and ensure continual e-mail connectivity. -- POP3 - The basic protocol for extracting messages from a mail drop. With POP3 support, MES will recognize virtually any e-mail client such as Eudora, Pegasus, Mail, and cc:Mail. -- Web Access Service - Component of Mes that will allow greater intranet access and scope by giving users live read/write intranet access via their current browser. -- Internet News Service - MES component that allows for seamless newsgroup access. With INS, users will download newsgroup information to publicfolder, respond, and then post without ever leaving their e-mail client. -- Learn to create