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Well-organized books like this render a great service to the Exchange community by laying out Exchange 2010 in a practical manner that s based on insight and experience I guess this could be called best practice, and that s certainly what the title says, but I prefer to think of the knowledge contained here as the guiding principles that every administrator should be acquainted with before deploying Exchange You won t find a magic bullet here, nor will you find a recipe that you can simply adopt for a deployment Instead, the chapters unfold to deliver a comprehensive.

guide to Exchange 2010 in an informative and easy-to-follow manner. Even better, because this book was written well after Exchange 2010 was released, it doesn t suffer from the must be first to market syndrome that afflicts so many technical books and leads to guesses and inaccuracies because the book s content is based on beta code. And as we all know, beta code isn t necessarily what is delivered to customers. I ve enjoyed reading this book and I think it will be valuable to anyone who wants to get to know Exchange 2010. Use it to establish your own foundation but don t forget that best practice evolves over time so be prepared to evolve your own knowledge by keeping up to date with developments. Tony Redmond Exchange MVP May 2010

9. PostMapRequestHandler The event fires when the HTTP handler corresponding to the requested URL has been successfully created. 10. AcquireRequestState The module that hooks up this event is willing to retrieve any state information for the request. A number of factors are relevant here: the handler must support session state in some form, and there must be a valid session ID. 11. PostAcquireRequestState The state information (such as Application or Session) has been acquired. The state information is stored in the HttpContext s related properties at this time. 12. PreRequestHandlerExecute This event is fired immediately prior to executing the handler for a given request. 13. ExecuteRequestHandler output for the client. At this point, the handler does its job and generates the

ne of my customers once had an issue where inbound mail delivery from Edge Transport to hub Transport was working correctly, but anti-spam although

correctly configured didn t work as expected: X-antiSpam- and antivirus-headers (SCL, SenderID, and so on) weren t part of the message header when the message reached Outlook. after digging into the issue, I finally discovered that authentication methods between the Edge and hub Transport server were modified from the default settings. I re-enabled Exchange Server authentication on the connectors, which fixed the issue. So why is authentication between Edge and hub Transport important in my scenario Because Exchange only accepts X-antiSpam- and antiVirus-headers through authenticated SMTp Sessions. This makes it nearly impossible for spammers or hackers to send fake X-antiSpam or X-antivirus headers.

14. PostRequestHandlerExecute When this event fires, the selected HTTP handler has completed and generated the response text. 15. ReleaseRequestState This event is raised when the handler releases its state information and prepares to shut down. This event is used by the session state module to update the dirty session state if necessary. 16. PostReleaseRequestState persisted. The state, as modified by the page execution, has been

For most scenarios, especially if you use Edge Transport servers, you do not need to change Header Firewall settings their default configuration is sufficient for most scenarios. However, if you do not use Edge Transport servers, you should enable Header Firewall for the Receive connector and Send connector to the Internet.

In the Contoso scenario, the Hub Transport server receives messages from a smart host from the Internet. To prevent spoofing of X-headers it is best practice to configure your Receive connector that receives the messages from the Internet to enable Header Firewall. This is done using the following cmdlet:

Description: Start a repeat block. Syntax: rep integerRegister Operation:

Add-ADPermission -id <ReceiveConnectorName> -User "NT Authority\Anonymous Logon" -ExtendedRights ms-Exch-Accept-Headers-Organization -Deny

17. UpdateRequestCache The runtime environment determines whether the generated output, now also properly filtered by registered modules, should be cached to be reused with upcoming identical requests. 18. PostUpdateRequestCache configured to do so. The page has been saved to the output cache if it was

Figure 7-6 shows you the header configuration as performed through EMS for X-headers Organization and the command to verify that the permission was configured correctly. As seen in the figure, only the ms-Exch-Accept-Headers-Organization has a Deny permission configured; thus only this X-header has Header Firewall turned on.