TWSUG August 2005 Meeting - Exchange Server Disaster Recovery

The Toronto Windows Server User Group will be holding a meeting on Exchange Server at the Toronto Reference Library on August 25th. Visit our website (http://www.twsug.com) to learn more about this event and a very cool members-only event I can't talk about here. :-)

Here are the details of our August 2005 User Group meeting:

August 25, 2005 5:30 PM - August 25, 2005 7:45 PM
Welcome Time: 5:30 PM
Language: English

Toronto Reference Library - Beeton West Room
789 Yonge St (one block north of Yonge/Bloor)
Toronto ON M4W 2G8
Phone: 416-393-7000
Website: Click here to visit the Reference Library website

General Event Information Products: Microsoft Exchange 2003
Recommended Audience: IT Professional

Exchange Server 2003 Disaster Recovery
This presentation will show you how to prepare for disaster recovery, how to recover items & mailboxes from backup, and how to rebuild a destroyed Exchange 2003 Server. We will also cover best practices for backing up your Exchange server.

Registration Link: Click here to register for this event
Event Details: Click here for event details

About The Speaker
Jude Silvera has over 15 of experience working as an IT Professional for companies such as IBM, Microsoft, Symantec, Dell and Rogers. Jude is certified in a wide range of products and and currently lends his expertise Beta testing software and hardware. He specialties include Microsoft Exchange Server and administering Windows Client and Server products.

Meeting Agenda
5:30 - 5:50 - Registration and Snack
5:50 - 6:00 - TWSUG Announcements
6:00 - 7:30 - Technical Presentations
7:30 - 7:45 - Draw for prizes & Future events

* Bring in a canned food item and get the chance to win a special prize!
All proceeds will go to the Toronto Daily Bread Food Bank! (http://www.dailybread.ca/)

Prizes
We will be giving away the book Disaster Recovery Planning: For Computers and Communication Resouces by Jon William Toigo (Courtesy of Wiley Publishing) (valued at $110 CDN!)

This book examines the causes of computer systems failures and explains how to create a disaster recovery plan that will help businesses to avoid many disasters and/or minimize their impact. It incorporates the recovery requirements of new technologies, including PCs, LANs, departmental processors, and communications systems. It provides a detailed analysis of disaster avoidance systems that can prevent some disasters from occurring. And, it covers the politics of disaster recovery planning from selling management and securing the cooperation of departmental managers, to negotiating effective contracts with vendors of disaster recovery products and services.

More details: http://ca.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471121754.html
Visit Wiley Publishing at: http://www.wiley.com