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Written by: Trent Pitsenbarger National Security Agency ATTN: C43 (Pitsenbarger) 9800 Savage Rd. Ft. Meade, MD 20755 W2KGuides@nsa.gov IV
Table of Contents About the Guide to the Secure Configuration and Administration of Microsoft Exchange ......................2 An Important Note About Operating System Security...............................................................................4 Chapter 1 - Exchange Server Installation.................................................................................................5 Chapter 2 - Client Installation.....................................................................................................................9 Chapter 3 - Administrative Permissions ..................................................................................................13 Chapter 4 - Core Component Administration ..........................................................................................16 Chapter 5 - Multi-Server Configurations ..................................................................................................22 Chapter 6 - Internet Mail Service .............................................................................................................26 Chapter 7 - Client Security and “Advanced Security”..............................................................................29 Chapter 8 - WEB Access .........................................................................................................................42 Chapter 9 - POP3/IMAP4/LDAP/NNTP...................................................................................................46 Chapter 10 - Custom Applications ...........................................................................................................50 Chapter 11 - Final Thoughts ....................................................................................................................52 1
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Revisions: Version 1.1 - Cleaned up
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