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    TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION AGENCY X Technical Documentation TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview 4 Network Diagram 4 Physical Network 5 Wiring 5 Hubs/switches 5 Router 5 Firewall 6 Servers 6 Server name 6 Hardware 6 Windows NT Installation 6 Services 7 IIS 7 DNS 7 DHCP 7 Routing and Remote Access 8 Wins 8 Shares 8 Backup 9 Overview 9 Hardware 9 Software 9 Tape Rotation 9

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    Alton Logan

    of a client unless the client gives informed consent, the disclosure is impliedly authorized in order to carry out the representation, or the disclosure is permitted by paragraph (b) or required by paragraph (c).   (b) A lawyer may reveal information relating to the representation of a client to the extent the lawyer reasonably believes necessary:   (1) to prevent the client from committing a crime in circumstances other than those specified in paragraph (c);   (2) to prevent the client from

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    Es2010 Roles

    | Migration VS Upgrade | | | Amanda Robertson | 8/3/2014 | | 1.) How does an upgrade differ from a migration? Detail of each. * Migration- is the most complicated and intrusive method to transition between versions of Exchange. More work and more cost are associated with migrations. Migrations require staff to keep track of details because of possible loss of data. When doing a migration the biggest difference from an upgrade is the requirement to create a new AD forest

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    Mail System Project

    an exchange Server environment. There are a lot of architectural factors the play in to the storage design of my exchange server, the most important factors are, mailbox count, mailbox currency, mailbox size, mailbox user profile, E-mail client types, E-mail client extensions, server applications and also high availability requirements. When going over these specific requirements, this will allow me to base my design on the company’s growth and current state of storage usage. When

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    Mail System Outline

    There are a lot of architectural factors the play in to the storage design of your exchange server, the most important factors are: * Mailbox count * Mailbox currency * Mailbox size * Mailbox user profile * E-mail client types * E-mail client extensions * Server applications When going over these specific requirements, this will allow you to base your design on the company’s growth and

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    Administrative Tasks

    software up to date by running Microsoft update on all servers. Also it is very important to keep all client computers up to date along with all antivirus software and Anti-Spam filters, with the anti-spam filters the administrator would have to manually do by installing content filter updates from Microsoft Update. The administrator would also need to run antivirus software on all mailbox servers and client computers. Second on my list would have to be creating mailboxes. With this task the administrator

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    Maintaining Exchange 2010 Connectivity

    Maintaining Exchange 2010 Connectivity Author Note This research is being submitted on August 29, 2013, for N234/CET2810C Section 01 Microsoft Exchange Server course. Maintaining Exchange 2010 Connectivity There are a lot of things that could prevent you from being able to access the network or the internet all together. These problems mostly revolve around configuration issues and the other portion is due to hardware malfunction. When trying to identify wired or wireless connection problems

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    Performance Monitoring

    environment, the one that I am more focused on is SolarWinds solution for Exchange monitoring. SolarWinds Server & Application Monitor delivers Exchange monitoring that is agentless and easy to deploy (SolarWinds 2003). It monitors Exchange 2007-2010 Client Access Role Services and Counters, Mailbox Role Services, Hub

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    Attorney-Client Confidentiality Paper

    Attorney-Client Confidentiality Paper The Court System CJS_220 February, 2013 The attorney-client confidentiality covers all communication between any person looking for legal advice and a lawyer, is protected legally because this type of communication is considered “privileged” and to be confidently. The disclosure of any information to third parties about any type of mention for what the issues are about with the case is strictly condoned. The attorney-client confidentiality is covered

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    Term Paper

    you to the DP's regular command line. The command, enable app, will restart normal DP functionality. To pull the DP Output The profiler writes all output to stdout, so you have to capture the log file with your ssh client. Putty has some nice logging capabilities and openssh's ssh client output can just be piped to tee to save the contents on

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