M50094: Deploying and Administering Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server, Microsoft Forefront Security for SharePoint, and Microsoft Forefront Server Security Management Console Version: A Length: 2 Days Published: August 22, 2008 Language(s): English Audience(s): IT Professionals Level: 400 Technology: 2007 Microsoft Office system Type: Course Delivery Method: Instructor-led (classroom) About this Course Elements of this syllabus are subject to change. This two-day instructor-led course provides students with the knowledge and skills to deploy and administer Microsoft Forefront Server Security products. This two-day class includes lecture and hands-on labs (covering several server products) and was developed by Microsoft Consulting Services using their detailed implementation knowledge and best practices. Audience Profile This course is intended for technical deployment specialists and senior-level administrators who manage a Microsoft Exchange Server or Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies infrastructure or security practice. At Course Completion After completing this course, students will be able to: oDescribe aspects of the multiple engine settings and the balance of information versus performance in Forefront Security for Exchange Server. oDiscuss how transport scanning works in Forefront Security for Exchange Server. oIdentify and understand the differences between default mode and outbreak mode protection, and understand the file, content, and keyword filtering options available with Forefront Security for Exchange Server. oIdentify components and services within Forefront Security for SharePoint. oUse Forefront Security for SharePoint filters and templates to define scanning options. oUnderstand Forefront Security for SharePoint diagnostics, logging, and statistics gathered during maintenance and from notifications. oUnderstand the various alerts and reporting features available in Forefront Server Security Management Console. oIdentify the eight Management Console job categories and the basic role of each classification. Before attending this course, students must have Windows Server certifications or deployment experience and be familiar with the Forefront product line: Client, Server, and Edge. Free online classes and labs are available at https://partner.microsoft.com/global/productssolutions/40032262 to help ensure an adequate baseline knowledge has been achieved prior to attending this instructor-led training. Course Outline Module 1: Forefront Security for Exchange Server Lessons oForefront Security for Exchange Server Deployment Planning oForefront Security for Exchange Server Overview oE-Mail Transport Scanning oStore Scanning oFSE Premium Anti-Spam Features with Exchange 2007 oUsing Filters oSettings and Templates oManaging Forefront Security for Exchange Server oDiagnostics and Logging Lab : Protecting Exchange Server Against Viruses oScanning Messages for Viruses oUsing File Filtering to Block Attachments After completing this module, students will be able to: oUnderstand various aspects of the multiple engine settings and the balance of information versus performance. oDiscuss FSE considerations. oDiscuss how transport scanning works. oIdentify and understand the difference between default mode and outbreak mode protection. oIdentify the scanning behavior changes in Exchange 2007. oIdentify and describe the various file filtering, content filtering, and keyword filtering options available. Module 2: Forefront Security for SharePoint Lessons oForefront Security for SharePoint Overview oForefront Security for SharePoint Scanning oForefront Security for SharePoint Using Filters and Templates oForefront Security for SharePoint Maintenance and Notifications Lab : Protecting SharePoint Servers oScanning Documents for Viruses oRunning a Manual Scan Job oUsing Keyword Filtering and Notifications oUpdating Scan Engines After completing this module, students will be able to: oIdentify the various components and services within Forefront Security for SharePoint. oUnderstand how to scan files through realtime and manual scans. oUse filters and templates to further define scanning options. oUnderstand diagnostics, logging, and statistics gathered during maintenance and from notifications. Module 3: Forefront Server Security Management Console Lessons oSecurity and Access Offerings oSystem Requirements oForefront Server Security Management Console Features oManaging Packages oReports oAlerts oCluster Continuous Replication (CCR) Support oFSSMC Redundancy oMaintenance and Troubleshooting oMicrosoft FSSMC Summary Lab : Using Forefront Server Security Management Console oConfiguring Forefront Server Security Management Console oUsing Jobs in FSSMC to Manage Forefront Servers oManaging Reports and Quarantine Items with FSSMC After completing this module, students will be able to: oDescribe the various alerts and reporting available through FSSMC. oIdentify the eight different categories of FSSMC jobs and the basic role of each classification. oUnderstand the features of the Management Console.