Designing/Deploying Exchange 2016 (70-345): Compliance & Archiving

By Paul Cunningham
This course will teach you about Exchange 2016 compliance and archiving. Along with other courses in the series, this course will help to prepare you for the Microsoft 70-345 exam.
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(21)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Oct 10, 2016
Duration
2h 6m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Course Overview 1m
Course Introduction
Introduction 4m The Globomantics Scenario 2m
Data Loss Prevention
Creating Custom DLP Policies 4m Customizing DLP Rules 2m Demo: Customizing DLP Policy Rules 4m Demo: Document Fingerprinting 1m Demo: Implementing a DLP Policy from a Template 5m Document Fingerprinting 2m Planning for Implementation of DLP 3m Summary 1m What Is Data Loss Prevention? 7m
Archiving and Message Records Management
Assigning Retention Policies to Mailboxes 2m Calculating Retention Age 4m Demo: Assigning a Retention Policy 3m Demo: Creating a Custom Retention Tag 3m Demo: Creating a Retention Policy 1m Exchange Online Archiving 2m Introduction to Message Records Management 3m Managed Folder Assistant 4m Modifying, Removing, and Deleting Retention Tags 2m Retention Policies 5m Retention Tags 6m Revisiting the Globomantics Objectives 2m Summary 0m
eDiscovery
Compliance Search 4m Demo: Applying In-place Holds to Mailbox Contents 2m Demo: Applying Litigation Hold to Mailboxes 2m Demo: Performing eDiscovery Searches 6m In-place Hold and Litigation Hold 2m Introduction to eDiscovery 4m SharePoint Discovery Center 1m Summary 1m
Other Compliance Features
Demo: Configuring Journaling 2m Demo: Configuring MailTips 2m Demo: Configuring Message Classifications 2m Demo: Configuring Transport Rules 2m Journaling 4m MailTips 3m Message Classifications 2m Summary 1m Transport Rules 2m
Auditing
Administrator Audit Logging 1m Demo: Configuring Mailbox Audit Logging 2m Demo: Searching Mailbox Audit Logs 2m Demo: Using Administrator Audit Logging 2m Mailbox Audit Logging 6m Summary 1m
Description
Course info
Rating
(21)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Oct 10, 2016
Duration
2h 6m
Description

This course, Designing/Deploying Exchange 2016 (70-345): Compliance & Archiving, is designed to help you prepare for your Exchange Server 2016 certificate exam, and focuses on the exam objectives for the "Plan, deploy and manage compliance, archiving, eDiscovery and auditing" portion of the exam. First, you'll learn about the features of Exchange 2016 that help customers meet their compliance needs, such as data loss prevention, email archiving and retention policies. You'll also learn about eDiscovery searches and litigation holds. Finally, you'll wrap up the course learning about transport rules and auditing. By the end of this course, you'll be on your way to being ready to take your Exchange 2016 certification exam.

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Paul Cunningham
About the author

Paul Cunningham is a consultant, trainer and author, specializing in Office 365 and Exchange Server. Paul lives in Brisbane, Australia and has over 20 years of experience deploying and managing Microsoft systems and services for enterprise and government customers. Paul has authored and co-authored several books about Office 365 and Microsoft Exchange Server.

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Course Overview
Hi everyone, my name is Paul Cunningham, and welcome to my course, Designing and Deploying Exchange 2016: Compliance and Archiving. This course is designed to help you prepare for your Exchange Server 2016 certification exam, and focuses on the exam objectives for the plan, deploy and manage, compliance, archiving, eDiscovery, and auditing portion of the exam. You'll learn about the features of Exchange 2016 that help customers meet their compliance needs such as: data loss prevention, email archiving, retention policies, eDiscovery services and litigation holds, transport rules, audit logging, and much more. By the end of this course you'll be on your own to being ready to sit your Exchange 2016 certification exam. Before beginning the course, you should be familiar with operating Windows Servers, Active Directory, DNS, Exchange Server, and be comfortable with using PowerShell. I hope you'll join me on this journey to Exchange 2016 certification.

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