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Exchange 2003 Secure Messaging with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003  by Paul Robichaux Learn how to help protect your messaging infrastructure from attack with this focused guide to Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 security features and tactics. Exchange 2000 Secure Messaging with Microsoft Exchange Server 2000  by Paul Robichaux Provides vital inside information from the Exchange 2000 development team to help small, medium, and large organizations defeat email viruses and spam. Exchange 2000 Server 24seven  by Jim McBee Jim McBee's Exchange 2000 book should be on the standard bookshelf of the Exchange system manager. Very good depth. Microsoft Exchange Server for Windows 2000: Planning, Design and Implementation  by Tony Redmond Like his Exchange 5.5 book, this is not a step-by-step installation guide, again highlights many of the overall planning concerns and pitfalls. Anyone planning an Enterprise scale deployment of Exchange 2000 would benefit greatly from Tony's insights. Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server Resource Kit  by Microsoft Corporation Good overview and planning resource. Includes some helpful troubleshooting methodologies. Some very worthwhile information on the included CD as well. Windows 2000 DNS (Landmark)  by Jeffrey Graham, Andrew Daniels, Roger Abell, Herman L. Knief A book on Windows 2000 DNS under the Exchange 2000 heading? You bet. Exchange 2000 relies heavily on a properly configured and well maintained DNS infrastructure. Making sure your DNS is configured properly will make your Exchange 2000 implementation go that much smoother. Exchange 2000 Server: The Complete Reference (Osborne Complete Reference Series)  by Scott Schnoll, Nick Cavalancia, Bill English     Mission-Critical Microsoft Exchange 2000, Building Highly-Available Messaging and Knowledge Management Systems  by Jerry Cochran     Monitoring and Managing Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server  by Mike Daugherty     Exchange 5.5 Managing Microsoft Exchange Server  by Paul Robichaux Several of the experts from the Exchange Mailing List contributed material and technical review to this book. We especially like the chapter on the IMS. Microsoft Exchange Server V5.5: Planning, Design, and Implementation  by Tony Redmond, Elaine K. Sharp While not a step-by-step installation guide, Tony's book is one of the best concepts / big-picture / planning Exchange books available. Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 (Notes from the Field)  by Microsoft Corporation Some of our friends in MCS teamed up with some other experts to put out this book. Good stuff. Managing and Maintaining Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5  by Microsoft Corporation Another excellent book by the folks in the trenches with Exchange. Not for the MCSE study crowd, but for the real administrator. Networking Books DNS and Bind  by Paul Albitz, Cricket Liu, Mike Loukides (Editor) DNS is one of the fundamental technologies of the Internet. Understanding DNS is crucial to successful administration of both Windows NT and Unix based networks. This is the standard text on the subject and should be on everyone's bookshelf. DNS on Windows NT  by Paul Albitz, Matt Larson, Cricket Liu This is a rework of the classic text on DNS from the Windows NT perspective. If you are administrating a pure NT network, or just starting with DNS in an NT environment, this is your book. Sendmail (Nutshell Handbook)  by Bryan Costales, Eric Allman, Gigi Estabrook (Editor) This is the granddaddy of SMTP mail texts. If you do not want to go all the way to the RFC's, but need to understand SMTP mail, read this (at least the first half). Since most of the Internet mail hosts still run sendmail, it is a good bit of practical study as well. TCP/IP Network Administration  by Craig Hunt, Gigi Estabrook (Editor) "A complete guide to setting up and running a TCP/IP network for practicing system administrators, this new second edition covers setting up a network, configuring important network services, and issues in troubleshooting and security." Windows NT TCP/IP Network Administration  by Craig Hunt, Robert Bruce Thompson If you understand nothing else about your NT system, understand the fundamentals of TCP/IP networking. This book should live at arm's reach along with one of the DNS texts. Mastering Network Security  by Chris Brenton A solid introduction to network security issues and concerns. "This book is geared toward the individual who does not have ten years of experience in the security field-but is still expected to run a tight ship." Microsoft BackOffice Resource Kit: Part 2  by Microsoft Corporation This contains essential utilities and a great set of more in-depth information on the BackOffice products.  Many of the Exchange utilities have been updated from the original and new ones have been added. Microsoft Internet Information Server Resource Kit  by Microsoft Corporation Invaluable information and tools for IIS developers and administrators. Much of this information is not available anywhere else. Scripting Learning Perl (3rd Edition)  by Randal L. Schwartz, Tom Phoenix An excellent introduction into Perl. For those interested in scripting in perl, but without a real strong programming background, Learning Perl is an excellent introduction into the subject. It provides a strong foundation on which to build your programming knowledge. Windows NT/2000 ADSI Scripting for System Administration  by Thomas Eck A must have book for system administrators. This book provides code samples and ideas on ways to automate and streamline system administration in any organization. Microsoft Windows 2000 Active Directory Programming  by Charles Oppermann   Professional ADSI Programming- Active Directory Services Interface  by Simon Robinson   Win32 Perl Programming: The Standard Extensions  by Dave Roth   Win32 Perl Scripting: The Administrator's Handbook  by Dave Roth   Other Recommendations Professional CDO Programming  by Siegfried Weber, et al Collaborative Data Objects is used in application development to build collaborative applications on top of Microsoft Exchange. This book provides practical examples and information for those looking to leverage Exchange as a development platform. Microsoft Outlook 2000 E-mail and Fax Guide  by Sue Mosher An excellent resource on Microsoft Outlook written by someone who is as much an Outlook guru as an author. Windows 2000 Essential Reference  by Steven Tate No book on Windows 2000 covers everything one might need to know but this one certainly packs a lot of useful information into its pages. If you need a crash course in Windows 2000 and Active Directory this is a great place to start.