Students who can benefit from this course are system administrators, system engineers, and other technical personnel who must install, configure, or maintain any portion of Sun Java System Communication Services.

• Technical familiarity with basic Internet concepts and terminology, such as Domain Name Service (DNS), Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME), Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), Post Office Protocol (POP), and Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)
• Practical familiarity with earlier versions of Communication Services products
• Practical familiarity with Solaris Operating System 9 (Solaris 9 OS)
• Completed ECR-2389

• Describe the new features in the Sun Java System Communication Services
• Install the Sun Java System Communication Services
• Describe the procedures for upgrading from Sun ONE Messaging Server 5.2 to Sun Java System Messaging Server 6.1
• Configure the components of Sun Java System Communication Services 2004Q2
• Enable Single Sign-On between all components of Sun Java System Communication Services 2004Q2
• Provision the directory using the provisioning utilities in Sun Java System Communication Services 2004Q2
• Administer the Calendar Server
• Administer Instant Messaging
• Administer the Messaging Server

Module 1 - Sun Java System Communication Services

• Identify the products that make up Communication Services
• Describe the new features and updates in Communication Services
• Describe deprecated features in Sun Java System Messaging Server 6 2004Q2 (formerly Sun ONE Messaging Server)
• Describe deprecated features in Sun Java System Calendar Server 6 2004Q2 (formerly Sun ONE Calendar Server)

Module 2 - Installing Communication Services Components

• Describe the Communication Services component product dependencies
• Describe the Communication Services component product architectures
• Describe the procedures for installing the Communication Services components
• Describe postinstallation procedures for Communication Services components
• Describe known installation issues with Communication Services components
• Describe the procedures for upgrading from the Sun ONE Messaging Server to the Sun Java System Messaging Server

Module 2 - Configuring Communication Services Components

• List the tasks to successfully configure each component of the Communication Services
• Describe any configuration issues for supporting products for Communication Services components
• Configure SSO for all Communication Services components

Module 4 - Provisioning Users and Resources for Communication Services Components

• Describe the role of Directory Server in Communication Services
• Describe the role of Identity Server in Communication Services
• Describe the schema requirements for Communication Services components
• Describe the procedures for configuring the User Management Utility
• Provision the directory using the User Management Utility

Module 5 - Administering Instant Messaging

• Configure Instant Messaging logging
• Describe Instant Messaging deployment scenarios
• Describe the procedures for configuring the Instant Messaging client

Module 6 - Administering Messaging Server

• Describe Messaging Server architecture
• Configure Messaging Server logging
• Describe the function, layout, and administration of the Message Store
• Describe the procedures for managing message queues
• Recover user folders, mailboxes, and messages
• Configure shared folders
• Configure message quotas
• Configure ENS
• Perform Message Store backup and recovery

Module 7 - Administering Calendar Server

• Set up Calendar Server services
• Configure Calendar Server logging
• Perform backup and restore of the Calendar Server database
• Export and import calendars
• Describe procedures for rebuilding the calendar database
• Describe monitoring and troubleshooting procedures