The second section of the book focuses on working with the new Exchange server roles. The cmdlets and
features that are specific to each of these roles are discussed and real examples are used to help identify
the appropriate times that the cmdlets would be used.
The third section brings PowerShell into your environment, showing examples of how to work with
users and groups. Also, time is spent working with clusters and troubleshooting with PowerShell.
The final section puts together all of the things that have been discussed previously. Time is spent with a
number of examples, explaining how they work and providing a basis for you to modify the examples
for your own environment.
What You Need to Use This Book
To be able to follow along in this book it would be beneficial to have a working Exchange organization
with at least one Exchange Server 2007 computer. Microsoft provides a number of resources for this on
its website. You can download a virtual hard disk (VHD) with Exchange Server 2007 already installed to
be able to run on Microsoft Virtual Server, or you can also download a trial version of Exchange to install
on your physical hardware.
You can download an Exchange Server 2007 virtual machine or obtain the trial software at
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/bb330851.
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