Microsoft 365 Messaging: Managing Organizational Settings and Resources from Pluralsight

Messaging requires understanding both on-premises and cloud-based exchange services. This course will teach you the client-facing aspects of configuring messaging, including services, mailboxes, sharing, groups, and mobile device configuration.

Microsoft 365 messaging involves configuring many interrelated settings for today’s hybrid environments. In this course, Microsoft 365 Messaging: Managing Organizational Settings and Resources, you’ll learn to set up everything the messaging clients need to interact with your environment – including special considerations for mobile clients. First, you’ll explore email address policies, address lists, and address books. Next, you’ll discover how to set up client access to messaging services for your on-premises and cloud domains. Finally, you’ll learn how to distinguish between the different types of mailboxes, configure them with policies, and set up mail-enabled groups. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Microsoft 365 and Exchange needed to configure the organizational settings for a successful messaging infrastructure.

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Address and Policy Setup

Client Access

Mailboxes and Groups

Mobile Devices

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Develops foundational messaging skills, such as setting up client access for email services

Examines different types of mailboxes, such as shared, archive, and room mailboxes

Guided by Glenn Weadock, a recognized expert in Microsoft 365 messaging

Designed for experienced learners with a background in on-premises and cloud-based messaging systems

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Learners who complete Microsoft 365 Messaging: Managing Organizational Settings and Resources will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Messaging Architect

Messaging Architects design, develop, and maintain messaging systems and applications. This course provides an understanding of Microsoft 365 and Exchange that will help with configuring messaging clients in on-premises and cloud-based environments. This will also give you insight into client access to messaging services, as well as mailboxes and groups.

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IT Director

IT Directors oversee the planning, implementation, and management of an organization's technology systems. This course will help prepare you for this role by providing an understanding of the client-facing aspects of configuring messaging, including services, mailboxes, sharing, groups, and mobile device configuration. It will also help you develop the skills needed to manage the organization's messaging infrastructure.

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Systems Administrator

Systems Administrators manage and maintain computer systems and networks. This course provides insight into configuring messaging clients, services, mailboxes, and groups, which will benefit a Systems Administrator who manages their organization's computer systems. It will also help with managing mobile device configurations and client access to messaging services.

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Network Administrator

Network Administrators design, implement, and maintain computer networks. This course provides insight into client access to messaging services for on-premises and cloud domains, which would be useful knowledge to have as a Network Administrator who is managing a company's computer network. This course will also help the Network Administrator understand the different types of mailboxes and how to configure them with policies.

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Chief Information Officer

Chief Information Officers (CIOs) are responsible for the overall management of an organization's information technology (IT) resources. This course will give insight into messaging clients, services, mailboxes, groups, and mobile device configuration, which are all important aspects of managing an organization's IT resources.

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Security Analyst

Security Analysts identify, assess, and mitigate security risks to an organization's IT systems and networks. This course will help build a foundation for understanding how to secure messaging clients, services, mailboxes, and groups.

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IT Support Specialist

IT Support Specialists work with an organization's staff to provide technical support for computer systems, hardware, and software. This course helps build a foundation for understanding the messaging clients and settings needed to interact with network environments and servers. This course helps to build a foundation by exploring email address policies, address lists, address books, and different types of mailboxes. It also gives the opportunity to delve into client access to messaging services. This would be of great help to an IT Support Specialist who may need to configure these functionalities.

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User Experience Designer

User Experience Designers design and develop user interfaces for websites, applications, and other digital products. This course provides insight into the client-facing aspects of configuring messaging, including services, mailboxes, sharing, groups, and mobile device configuration. This knowledge will help a User Experience Designer understand how to create user interfaces that are easy to use and efficient.

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Quality Assurance Analyst

Quality Assurance Analysts test software applications to ensure that they meet quality standards. This course provides insight into the client-facing aspects of configuring messaging, including services, mailboxes, sharing, groups, and mobile device configuration. This knowledge will help a Quality Assurance Analyst understand how to test software applications that are easy to use and efficient.

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Software Developer

Software Developers design, develop, and test software applications. This course provides an understanding of the client-facing aspects of configuring messaging, including services, mailboxes, sharing, groups, and mobile device configuration. This knowledge will help a Software Developer understand how to develop software applications that are easy to use and efficient.

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IT Auditor

IT Auditors evaluate the security and effectiveness of an organization's IT systems and processes. This course will be useful for this role by providing an understanding of the client-facing aspects of configuring messaging, including services, mailboxes, sharing, groups, and mobile device configuration.

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Product Manager

Product Managers oversee the development and launch of new products. This course provides insight into the client-facing aspects of configuring messaging, including services, mailboxes, sharing, groups, and mobile device configuration. This knowledge will help a Product Manager understand how to develop products that meet the needs of users.

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IT Manager

IT Managers plan, implement, and manage an organization's technology systems. This course helps build a foundation for understanding how to configure messaging clients, services, mailboxes, and groups. It also provides insight into mobile device configuration, which is important for managing the company's technological resources.

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Database Administrator

Database Administrators manage and maintain databases. This course will help you develop the skills needed to manage messaging clients, services, mailboxes, and groups, which are all important aspects of managing databases.

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Information Security Analyst

Information Security Analysts identify, assess, and mitigate security risks to an organization's IT systems and networks. This course may help build a foundation for understanding how to secure messaging clients, services, mailboxes, and groups.

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