Se aplica a: Exchange Server 2010 Última modificación del tema: 2009-05-26

Welcome to Microsoft Exchange Server 2010! We know you're eager to get started, but there are a few things you should be aware of before you start working with Exchange 2010 and using this content.

• If you want to learn more about Exchange 2010, check out the Exchange 2010 TechCenter.
  
• If you want a quick overview of what's new in Exchange 2010, check out What's New in Exchange Server 2010.
  
• To get started with Exchange 2010, head for Planning and Deployment. It lays out the recommended sequence for preparing for and then installing Exchange 2010, and includes the following important topics:
  
  • Exchange 2010 System Requirements
    
  • Exchange 2010 Prerequisites
    
  • Planning Roadmap for Upgrade and Coexistence - Exchange 2003
    
  • Planning Roadmap for Upgrade and Coexistence - Exchange 2007
    
  • New Installation of Exchange 2010
    
  • Perform a Typical Exchange 2010 Installation
    
  • Perform a Custom Exchange 2010 Installation
    
  • Upgrading to Exchange 2010
    
• Many topics are in rough draft format. (Some are so rough that they don't even contain content yet!) The status of each topic, which is located at the top of each topic, tells you know where the topic is in the writing cycle. For details about what each status means, see Topic Status.
  
• You'll notice some links are inactive (they appear as bold text). These are usually links to topics that are not yet included in this version of the Help file but will be available when we release Exchange 2010.
  

The Help content for Exchange 2010 consists of the following top-level categories:

• Getting Started With Exchange Server 2010
  
• Planning and Deployment
  
• Client Access
  
• Mailbox
  
• Transport
  
• Unified Messaging
  
• High Availability and Site Resilience
  
• Security and Permissions
  
• Messaging Policy and Compliance
  
• Performance and Scalability
  
• Exchange Management Console
  
• Exchange Management Shell
  
• Troubleshooting
  

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If you have comments or questions about our topics or about the overall Help experience, we'd love to hear from you. Your feedback will help us provide the most concise Help content when we release Exchange 2010. To provide feedback on our content, simply click Click to Rate and Give Feedback at the top of any topic.