1. Information Technology Emory Enterprise Exchange 2007 Tech Talk

2. Information Technology Emory Email Components  Email Team  General mail flow  Active Directory  Exchange 2003  Enterprise Exchange 2007  Exchange Email Archiving 1

3. Information Technology Email Team  Jay Flanagan, Manager (also IDM, Security)  James Reed, Lead  Exchange, Active Directory, LearnLink, Meeting Maker  Greg Cooper, Lead  Exchange, Active Directory  Terry Markert, Senior  LearnLink, Exchange, Meeting Maker, Exchange Email Archiving  Learning Exchange 2007, Active Directory  David Gottschalk, Senior  Eagle Mail, Mail Relays, Postini  Wes Blalock (entry level)  Meeting Maker, Exchange Email Archiving  Learning Windows, Unix, Postini, Eagle Mail, Mail Relays, Exchange, Active Directory 2

4. Information Technology General Mail Flow 3

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6. Mail Flow 5

7. Information Technology Inbound Enterprise Exchange 2007 Mail Flow 6

8. Information Technology Outbound Enterprise Exchange 2007 Mail Flow 7

9. Information Technology Internal Exchange Mail Flow 8

10. Information Technology Active Directory 9

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12. Information Technology Active Directory (cont’d)  All Windows 2003 Native mode  Required for Exchange to operate  Emory University AD  Root Domain Emory.Edu (EmoryAD)  2 Servers (AD1, URI)  Child Domain EU.Emory.Edu (EmoryUnivAD)  5 Sites based upon firewall Core  Admin Site (AD13, AD14, AD15)  DMZ Site (AD10, AD11, AD12)  Academic Site (AD2, Batman, Robin)  ResNet Site (Pasteur)  HIPAA Site (AD6, AD7)  Emory Enterprise Resource Forest  Domain Enterprise.Emory.Net (Enterprise)  2 Sites based upon role seclusion - HIPAA Core  FSMO Site (ADRF1, ADRF2)  APPS Site (ADRF3, ADRF4, ADRF5) 11

13. Information Technology Exchange 2003 12

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15. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 14

16. Information Technology History of Project  Started November 2006  Design Started January 2007  Implementation Started ____________________  Currently Testing with EHC IS  Delays 15

17. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 16

18. Information Technology AD Layout for Enterprise Exchange 2007 17

19. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 AD Layout  Resource AD Forest  One way trust between EHC AD  Two way trust between EU AD (two way needed for MOM)  All accounts from both AD’s will be created  Can be used for other MS applications  Office Communicator Suite  SharePoint 18

20. Information Technology Client Access for Enterprise Exchange 2007 19

21. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 Client Connectivity  Outlook 2003 and 2007 – Outlook 2007 required for full functionality  Macintosh – examples include Entourage  IMAPS clients – examples include Mozilla, Thunderbird, MacMail,Eudora, Outlook Express, other IMAPS clients  Outlook Web Access – IE 7 required for full functionality (lightweight version available for other browsers, i.e. FireFox, IE6 and lower, Safari, etc.)  Mobile Devices – currently ActiveSync and GoodLink; Blackberry pending governance approval 20

22. Information Technology Client Functionality Matrix Windows Exchange ClientsOutlook 2003/2007Outlook Web AccessIMAPS clients Send/Receive EmailYYY Send/Receive Calendar Invitations YYN Use Global Address ListYYY Public Folder AccessYYY*Y* Server-based contactsYYN Auto-ArchivingYNN Group CalendarYYN Recover Deleted ItemsYYN Work OfflineYNY * Most IMAPS clients will be able to read and post data to public folders, however, there may be some which do not include this functionality * Information provided from University of Connecticut Web Site 21

23. Information Technology Client Functionality Matrix Macintosh Exchange Clients Entourage XOutlook Web Access IMAPS clients Send/Receive EmailYYY Send/Receive Calendar Invitations YYN Use Global Address ListYYY Public Folder AccessYYY*Y* Server-based contactsYYN Auto-ArchivingNNN Group CalendarNYN Recover Deleted ItemsNYN Work OfflineYNY * Most IMAPS clients will be able to read and post data to public folders, however, there may be some which do not include this functionality * Information provided from University of Connecticut Web Site 22

24. Information Technology Client Functionality Matrix Linux Exchange ClientsOutlook Web AccessIMAPS clients Send/Receive EmailYY Send/Receive Calendar Invitations YN Use Global Address ListYY Public Folder AccessYY*Y* Server-based contactsYN Auto-ArchivingNN Group CalendarYN Recover Deleted ItemsYN Work OfflineNY * Most IMAPS clients will be able to read and post data to public folders, however, there may be some which do not include this functionality * Information provided from University of Connecticut Web Site * Ximian current release only supports Exchange 2003, no current TBA from vendor on updates 23

25. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007  Secure  Located in HIPAA core firewall zone  Remote access given only on as required basis  RSA Keyfob access required for VPN (giving 2 factor auth)  Managed security / management policies  To be presented for formal approval to HIPAA steering committee in Fall  Client connectivity via SSL  Except from EHC Citrix VDT 24

26. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 (cont’d)  Highly Available  Redundant Hardware  Clusters for Mailbox servers  Multiple redundant nodes for other server roles (CAS/HUB/EDGE) 25

27. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 SAN  SAN Storage  Symmetrix DMX 3, RAID 1, 300GB  Dedicated spindles for Exchange  96 x 110GB – Databases (12 x active server)  96 x 43GB – Log volumes (12 x active server)  4 x 34GB – Public Folders DB/Logs (2 x cluster)  8 x 172GB – Recovery Volume (1 per active server)  8 x 51GB - Edge Server DB / Logs (2 x server)  8 x 94GB - Hub Server DB / Logs (2 x server) 26

28. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 Storage 27

29. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 Backups  Backups  Designed for User self restoration  Recover Deleted Items  Databases for Disaster Recovery  Full backup every x days (TBD, worst case 2 days)  Differential (w/log rollup) daily  Using EMC snap software and VSS management  Using EMC Legato Networker to backup to CDL  Up to 17TB CDL storage dedicated for Exchange backups  1 full backup with no compression = estimated 9TB 28

30. Information Technology Exchange Email Archiving 29

31. Information Technology Exchange Email Archival Overview  Archive product selection under review  Provides Exchange archiving / tiered storage  Quota based archiving  Attachment based archiving  Stub attachments and messages  Quick retrieval of full message and attachments  Stores stub in plain text for minimal footprint  End user restorability of deleted messages  No storage limits for archived messages (300MB active mailbox limit)  Seamless recovery of archived messages 30

32. Information Technology Exchange Email Archival Overview (cont’d)  Search ability  Future Compliance searching  Currently allows end user search ability to own archive  Retention policies  Can be used to manage compliance minimums (may eventually come for HIPAA or Sarbanes Oxley)  Can expire messages after maximum retention periods 31

33. Information Technology Exchange Email Archival Overview (cont’d)  Targeted Clients  Entourage (Macintosh) support  Outlook  Outlook Web Access  IMAP User Access (TBD) 32

34. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 Server Layout  Servers  12 Mailbox Servers  MS Cluster 1 – 4 Active, 2 Passive  CMS Names: Exchange10, Exchange11, Exchange12, Exchange13  Contains 6 physical nodes  MS Cluster 2 – 4 Active, 2 Passive  CMS Names: Exchange20, Exchange21, Exchange22, Exchange23  Contains 6 physical nodes 33

35. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 Server Layout (cont’d)  Servers  4 Hub Servers  MTA Role  4 CAS Servers (Client Access Server)  OWA, AccessAnywhere (RPC over HTTPS), ActiveSync, MAPI/RPC, IMAPS  4 Edge Servers (border hygiene)  Put in place for potential Mail Relay retirement (no ETA)  Non Domain joined for security 34

36. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 Resource Accounts  Resource accounts available for:  Rooms - assigned to a meeting location, such as a conference room, auditorium, or training room  Equipment - assigned to a resource that is not location specific, such as a portable computer projector, or microphone  Requires designated owner(s)  Owners responsible for assigning delegate access for management 35

37. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 Sponsored/Department Accounts  Current  Departments can be approved to have group accounts available for shared group access  Sponsored users cannot have personal accounts; however, they can use approved departmental account for department communications  Sponsored account limitations  Smaller quota  Some limited functionality  New Update 36

38. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 Calendaring  Meeting Maker will be decommissioned in August 2008  Outlook Calendaring provides Free/Busy status of both people and resources  Assisted scheduling of meetings within Outlook or OWA client  Resource Calendars – Rooms, Equipment 37

39. Information Technology Enterprise Exchange 2007 Existing Data Migration  Eagle Mail – server side data migration  IMAP mail client – local data user side migration (eg. Contacts, Distribution Lists, Distribution Groups, etc.)  Exchange 2003 – server side data migration  LearnLink – POP3 user side migration (will remain in use for student interactive services and maintain separate quotas)  Departmental Email server – department dependant migration options 38

40. Information Technology Timeline  TBD – awaiting on EHC migration completion 39

41. Information Technology Questions? 40