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Here is the list, but I recommend reading the article:What I found useful about this article was that Microsoft picked 10 common tasks and then listed the steps necessary for completing each task, thus making life as easy as possible on new Exchange administrators.While I liked the idea behind this article, I think that Microsoft could have picked some better tasks. Don't get me wrong, though. Microsoft chose a good variety of tasks that addressed most of Exchange's capabilities. The tasks that Microsoft included in the article were:1. implement security
2. create a mailbox
3. open Outlook Web Access
4. backup mail and public folder databases
5. create a public folder
6. create an e-mail distribution list
7. set a mailbox quota
8. connect Exchange to the Internet
9. accept mail for a domain
10. configure the default e-mail address for new user accounts
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He adds these items to the initial list:I analyzed the list, and totally agree that some of the items should have been included. The ones that I think need to be on the list are:1. implement security
2. create a mailbox
3. backup mail and public folder databases
4. create an e-mail distribution list
5. set a mailbox quote
6. configure the default e-mail address for new user accounts