The first part of this book provides an overview of the entire Communications Services products and high-level deployment topics. Part II provides detailed information on deploying Sun JavaTM System Messaging Server. Part III provides detailed information on deploying Sun JavaTM System Calendar Server. Part IV provides detailed information on deploying Sun JavaTM System Instant Messaging. Part V provides detailed information on deploying Sun JavaTM System Communications Express. Part VI provides deployment examples. The following table summarizes the content of this book.
Table P–1 How This Book Is Organized
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Chapter 1, Introduction to Deploying Communications Services |
Provides an overview of Communications Services. |
Chapter 2, Analyzing Your Communications Services Requirements |
Explains how to analyze your organization’s business and technical requirements. |
Chapter 3, Understanding Product Requirements and Considerations |
Describes requirements and considerations that impact the design of your deployment. |
Describes the components of your network infrastructure and how to plan your infrastructure layout. |
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Chapter 5, Developing a Communications Services Logical Architecture |
Describes how to develop your Communications Services logical architecture. |
Discusses your service availability choices, their value, and their costs. |
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Provides an overview of security methods, describes common security threats, and outlines the steps in analyzing your security needs. |
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Describes the schema and provisioning options for Communications Services. |
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Provides an overview of the Messaging Server software. |
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Introduces the basics of sizing your Messaging Server deployment to enable you to obtain the right sizing data by which you can make deployment decisions. |
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Describes how to design the architecture of your Messaging Server deployment. |
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Describes how to design your messaging topology, which is the physical and logical layout of a networked messaging system. |
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Describes how to plan for and protect the various components of your Messaging Server deployment. |
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Chapter 14, Planning a Messaging Server Anti-Spam and Anti-Virus Strategy |
Describes the various anti-spam and anti-virus tools and strategies available for your use. |
Chapter 15, Understanding Messaging Server Pre-Installation Considerations and Procedures |
Describes considerations you need to think about, and procedures you need to perform, before installing Messaging Server. |
Provides an overview of the Calendar Server software. |
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Describes basic architectures of your Calendar Server deployment. |
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Describes how to plan for and protect the various components of your Calendar Server deployment. |
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Describes the additional considerations of a Calendar Server deployment, with respect to Calendar Server services. |
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Chapter 20, Understanding Calendar Server Pre-Installation Considerations |
Describes considerations you need to think about before installing Calendar Server. |
Provides an overview of the Instant Messaging software. |
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Introduces the basics of sizing your Instant Messaging deployment to enable you to obtain the right sizing data by which you can make deployment decisions. |
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Describes a variety of Instant Messaging architectures. |
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Chapter 24, Understanding Instant Messaging Pre-Installation Considerations |
Describes considerations you need to think about before installing Instant Messaging. |
Provides an overview of the Communications Express software. |
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Chapter 26, Developing a Communications Express Architecture |
Describes basic Communications Express architectures. |
Chapter 27, Understanding Communications Express Pre-Installation Considerations |
Describes considerations you need to think about before installing Communications Express. |
Provides Communications Services deployment examples. |
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Provides a link to the JavaTM Enterprise System glossary. |