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Microsoft Exchange server 2003
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Mastering Microsoft Exchange server 2010
Mastering Microsoft Exchange server 2010

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Covers the features and functions of Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, with information on such topics as utilizing the standards and protocols, business continuity, message security, and server virt...

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Exchange 2000 server
Exchange 2000 server

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This guide to Exchange 2000 Server covers issues such as integrating migration, backup and recovery, streamlining daily maintenance, client and server automation, and securing servers against attack.

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Microsoft Exchange server 2003
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Mastering Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
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