Plan and Design a Technology Solution for a Small Business
This module explains about the key new features of Small Business Server 2008 and how to create an IT roadmap for the small business using the Business and Technology Assessment Toolkit.

Installing Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2008
This module explains how to prepare the server for networking, install Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2008 and configure the Internet connection.

Managing a Microsoft Windows Small Business Server Environment
This module explains how to manage the Windows Small Business Server 2008 environment using the Windows SBS Console, how to manage Users and Groups, and how to configure user accounts.

Manage and Configure Messaging
This module explains how to manage user messaging, mobile device, Outlook and other settings using the Windows Small Business Server 2008 console and Exchange Management console. Students will learn to implement e-mail protection from spam and viruses.

Manage and Configure Collaboration
This module explains how to manage the intranet site, create new SharePoint sites, install Web applications and modify and manage site settings.

Add Client Computers and Devices to the Network
This module explains how to add client computers, printers and faxes to the Small Business Server 2008 network.

Manage and Configure Remote Access
This module explains how to manage the commonly used tasks for establishing remote access to the Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2008 network and its resources.

Manage and Configure Security
This module explains the key security tasks and security best practice for managing the Windows Small Business Server 2008 environment.

Manage Data Folders and Backup
This module explains how to manage server storage using administrative tasks in the Windows Small Business Server 2008 console. Students learn to plan and prepare for disasters and data recovery, and configure and administer backups.

Monitoring and Maintaining System and Services Availability
This module explains how to maintain the Windows Small Business Server 2008 using native maintenance and reporting tools and utilities.

Migrating from Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003
This module explains how to migrate from Windows Small Business Server 2003 and Windows Server 2003 to Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2008.

Managing Comprehensive Line-of-business Products
This module explains how to integrate comprehensive line-of-business applications with the existing IT infrastructure.

Deploying Additional Servers
This module explains how to expand the Windows Small Business Server 2008 network and configure server roles and applications, including premium applications on the additional Windows Servers.

Advanced Topics and Troubleshooting
This module explains how to use native Windows tools and utilities to configure technologies that help protect the computer from unwanted traffic, and administer and troubleshoot the Windows Server 2008 from the command line.

Manage the Windows Small Business Server 2008 Environment using Group Policy
This module explains how to implement specific configurations for users and computers using Group Policy settings.

Installing and Configuring SQL Server

• Lesson 1: Preparing to Install SQL Server
• Lesson 2: Installing SQL Server
• Lesson 3: Configuring a SQL Server Installation

Managing Databases and Files

• Lesson 1: Planning Databases
• Lesson 2: Creating Databases
• Lesson 3: Using Policy-Based Management

Disaster Recovery

• Lesson 1: Planning a Backup Strategy
• Lesson 2: Backing Up User Databases
• Lesson 3: Restoring User Databases
• Lesson 4: Performing Online Restore Operations
• Lesson 5: Recovering Data from Database Snapshots
• Lesson 6: System Databases and Disaster Recovery

Managing Security

• Lesson 1: Overview of SQL Server Security
• Lesson 2: Protecting the Server Scope
• Lesson 3: Protecting the Database Scope
• Lesson 4: Protecting the Server Scope
• Lesson 5: Auditing Security

Transferring Data

• Lesson 1: Overview of Data Transfer
• Lesson 2: Introduction to SQL Server Integration Services

Automating Administrative Tasks

• Lesson 1: Automating Administrative Tasks in SQL Server
• Lesson 2: Using SQL Server Agent
• Lesson 3: Creating Maintenance Plans
• Lesson 4: Implementing Alerts
• Lesson 5: Managing Multiple Servers
• Lesson 6: Managing SQL Server Agent security

Implementing Replication 

• Lesson 1: Overview of Replication
• Lesson 2: Managing Publications and Subscriptions
• Lesson 3: Configuring Replication in Some Common Scenarios

Maintaining High Availability

• Lesson 1: Introduction to High Availability
• Lesson 2: Implementing Log Shipping
• Lesson 3: Implementing Database Mirroring
• Lesson 4: Implementing Server Clustering
• Lesson 5: Using Distributed High Availability Solutions

Monitoring SQL Server

• Lesson 1: Viewing Current Activity
• Lesson 2: Using SQL Server Profiler
• Lesson 3: Monitoring with DDL Triggers
• Lesson 4: Using Event Notifications

Troubleshooting and Performance Tuning

• Lesson 1: Troubleshooting SQL Server
• Lesson 2: Performance Tuning in SQL Server
• Lesson 3: Using Resource Governor
• Lesson 4: Using Data Collector

Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2010

• Overview of Exchange Server 2010 Requirements
• Installing Exchange Server 2010 Server Roles
• Completing an Exchange Server 2010 Installation

Configuring Mailbox Servers

• Overview of Exchange Server 2010 Administrative Tools
• Configuring Mailbox Server Roles
• Configuring Public Folders

Managing Recipient Objects

• Managing Mailboxes
• Managing Other Recipients
• Configuring E-Mail Address Policies
• Configuring Address Lists
• Performing Bulk Recipient Management Tasks

Managing Client Access

• Configuring the Client Access Server Role
• Configuring Client Access Services for Outlook Clients
• Configuring Outlook Web Access
• Configuring Mobile Messaging

Managing Message Transport

• Overview of Message Transport
• Configuring Message Transport

Implementing Messaging Security

• Deploying Edge Transport Servers
• Deploying an Antivirus Solution
• Configuring an Anti-Spam Solution
• Configuring Secure SMTP Messaging

Implementing High Availability

• Overview of High Availability Option
• Configuring Highly Available Mailbox Databases
• Deploying Highly Available Non-Mailbox Servers

Implementing Backup and Recovery

• Planning Backup and Recovery
• Backing Up Exchange Server 2010
• Restoring Exchange Server 2010

Configuring Messaging Policy and Compliance

• Introducing Messaging Policy and Compliance
• Configuring Transport Rules
• Configuring Journaling and Discovery
• Configuring Messaging Records Management
• Configuring Mailbox Archiving

Securing Microsoft Exchange Server 2010

• Configuring Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
• Configuring Security for Server Roles in Exchange Server 2010
• Configuring Secure Internet Access

Maintaining Microsoft Exchange Server 2010

• Monitoring Exchange Server 2010
• Maintaining Exchange Server 2010
• Troubleshooting Exchange Server 2010

Transitioning from Exchange Server 2003 or Exchange Server 2007 to Exchange Server 2010

• Transitioning to Exchange Server 2010 Overview
• Transitioning from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2010
• Transitioning from Exchange Server 2007 to Exchange Server 2010

Implementing Unified Messaging

• Overview of Telephony
• Introducing Unified Messaging
• Configuring Unified Messaging

Advanced Topics in Exchange Server 2010 

• Deploying Highly Available Solutions for Multiple Sites
• Implementing Federated Sharing

• Module 1: Introduction to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
  This module explains Windows SharePoint Services components including Web applications and application pools, site collections, and subsites. Windows SharePoint Services also consists of site components such as Web parts, Windows SharePoint Services lists, and Windows SharePoint Services library.
• Module 2: Planning and Installing Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
  This module describes planning and deployment of various Windows SharePoint Services topologies depending on the organizational requirements. In addition, there are different approaches, practices, and considerations that allow the upgrade of Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.
• Module 3: Administering and Managing Windows SharePoint Services Servers
  This module explains administration and management of Windows SharePoint Services servers. You can plan for server security by blocking certain types of files, controlling access by using IRM, and by implementing logging and reporting. Windows SharePoint Services also includes several features that you can use to manage Web applications and sites. You can configure certain settings of a Web application after creating the Web application. You can also create a new content database and define the authentication method used to connect to the database. In addition, you can plan the maintenance of the server by taking regular backups and you can monitor the performance of Windows SharePoint Services.
• Module 4: Administering Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Sites
  This module explains how you can administer a site by configuring the site settings and assigning permissions to it. To manage permissions to the site and to provide an e-mail distribution list for site members, you need to create SharePoint groups. You can also create permission levels and associate them with SharePoint groups. In Windows SharePoint Services, you can customize a site by configuring various features of the site through the Look and Feel section of the Administration pages and master pages.
• Module 5: Working with Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
  This module describes the tasks such as managing sites, lists, surveys, and libraries on a regular basis. You can use site templates to customize the appearance of site elements. You can personalize other features such as alerts, list views, and site views. You can use Microsoft Office 2007 to create a document workspace and synchronize items with Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.