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Monitoring AD and Exchange in an Enterprise Environment using MOM 2000- Level 200

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Overview The primary concern for a data center is service levels for applications to connected users or customers. To mitigate risk and achieve a higher state of readiness, a data center must optimize its operations to provide comprehensive coverage of monitoring system services and performance for continued transactions. The Service Monitoring and Control Solution Accelerator provide the process automation and tools to implement Microsoft Operation Manager into your enterprise as an IT operations service. This webcast will cover MOM 2000 to manage AD and Exchange.

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Publisher	Microsoft Corporation
Live Date	20th December 2003 00:43 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Data Center

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