After completing Exchange Server 5.5: Connectivity, the user should be able to:
| Resolve connection problems with Lotus cc:Mail |
| Resolve connection problems with Microsoft Mail |
| Resolve connection problems with the Dynamic RAS Connector |
| Resolve problems with the Site Connector |
| Resolve connection problems with the X.400 Connector |
| Resolve connection problems with Internet Connectivity |
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Solving Lotus cc:Mail Problems
| Message flow from Exchange to cc:Mail |
| Message flow from cc:Mail to Exchange |
| Common connectivity problems |
Solving Microsoft Mail Problems
| Message flow from Exchange to Microsoft Mail |
| Message flow from Microsoft Mail to Exchange |
| Common connectivity problems |
Site Connectivity and Dynamic RAS
| Connectivity within a site |
| Site-to-site connectivity |
| Troubleshooting the Dynamic RAS Connector |
Troubleshooting the Site Connector
| Message flow between two sites |
| Site Connector configuration problems |
| Managing message flow between sites |
| Service account problems |
Troubleshooting X.400 Connector
| Restrictions on the X.400 Connector |
| Bridgehead server configuration |
| Issues with the X.400 address |
| Loss of message formatting |
| MTA Transport Stack selection |
Troubleshooting Internet Connectivity
| Message flow to the Internet |
| Problems with incoming Internet mail |
Troubleshooting Internet Outgoing Mail
| Undeliverable outgoing mail |
| E-mail is inaccessible using POP3 Clients |
| Mail attachment issues |
| E-mail is never delivered to Internet recipients |
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This course is distributed with:
| Exercises that allow users to practice with Exchange Server 5.5 |
| A file containing the text of the exercises |
| Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to Exchange Server 5.5 |
| An Exchange Server 5.5 glossary |
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