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Hardening Exchange Server 2007 - Part 1: Introductory Steps

Overview This paper discusses methods of hardening the underlying operating system Windows Server 2008 and how some parts of the Exchange Server 2007 role based installation plays an important part in an entire security solution. It also discusses the new Exchange Server permission model and talks about installed Exchange Server 2007 services.

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PublisherTechGenix File FormatHTML
Date PublishedFebruary 2008
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