Join Gordon Ryan as he shows how to configure Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server to scan incoming and outgoing emails. In this video he shows how to configure file and keyword filters as well as configuring notifications.
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Join Gordon Ryan as he shows how to manage emails and files that have been quarantined by Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server. In this video he shows how to configure the security mode for messages delivered from quarantine, how to export the incident and the quarantine log files, how to redeliver messages and how to save attachments.
Posted by TechNet How-to Videos, filed under Uncategorized. Date: January 13, 2009, 8:55 pm | No Comments »
Join Gordon Ryan as he shows how to configure Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server to scan messages that are in the store and as they are accessed. In this video he shows how to configure file filters, content filters and email notifications.
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Join Gordon Ryan as he shows how to use Forefront Server Security for Exchange server to scan the existing messages within an Exchange mailbox store for specific files and then remove them. In this video he shows you how to configure a manual scan job to search for files of a particular type, generate reports for the files that would be removed and then to actually remove the files from the store and place them in the quarantine folder.
Posted by TechNet How-to Videos, filed under Uncategorized. Date: January 13, 2009, 8:54 pm | No Comments »
The Microsoft Forefront Security Management Console provides Forefront administrators with a tool that allows them to centrally manage the Forefront server deployments within their environments. In this, the third video in this series, Gordon Ryan demonstrates how to configure alerting using the management console and discuses the use of filters to view the alerts.
Posted by TechNet How-to Videos, filed under Uncategorized. Date: January 13, 2009, 8:52 pm | No Comments »
The Microsoft Forefront Security Management Console provides Forefront administrators with a tool that allows them to centrally manage the Forefront server deployments within their environments. In this, the second video in this series, Gordon Ryan demonstrates how to create a scheduled job to download AV signature updates, configure the general options for a server and to modify the operations settings for a group of Forefront servers to respond to a worm outbreak.
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The Microsoft Forefront Security Management Console provides Forefront administrators with a tool that allows them to centrally manage the Forefront server deployments within their environments. In the first video in this series, Gordon Ryan demonstrates how to install the console and then create a package to deploy Forefront Security for Exchange.
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This video shows how to setup email co-existence between Microsoft Online Services and your local Exchange server. This demo shows how to: add your registered domain to MOS, verify domain ownership, setup domain as an external relay server for mail and verify email traffic between MOS and your Exchange server.
Posted by TechNet How-to Videos, filed under Uncategorized. Date: January 13, 2009, 8:50 pm | No Comments »
In this video Scott Golightly shows us how to create database maintenance plans using the Maintenance Plan wizard and SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS). Scott also shows how to customize plans that were created with the wizard.
Posted by TechNet How-to Videos, filed under Uncategorized. Date: January 13, 2009, 8:47 pm | No Comments »
In this video Scott Golightly shows us how to use SQL Server 2008 Business Intelligence Studio to create a report model. We then use the report model and the Report Builder tool to create a report. The report is saved to the SQL Server Reporting Services reporting site where it can later be run or modified by other users who want a slightly different report.
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