[updated 5th May 2009]
Hi,
If you are interested in ordering a copy, click here and you will be taken through to the Packt Publishing ordering page, with a choice of electronic (e-book in for form of a PDF) or Softback traditional book or both available for immediate shipment. If you are interested in other locations, click here.
For a small amount of information on each chapter, see the items below.
- Introductions
 
- Introduction to SBS 2008
 
- Preparing to migrate from SBS 2003
 
- Installing SBS 2008 and connecting to the Internet
 
- Migrating systems and settings from SBS 2003
 
- Migrating email from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007
 
- Migrating the CompanyWeb SharePoint site
 
- Migrating users and data from SBS 2003
 
- Configuring your services
 
- Securing your server
 
- Managing users and their computers
 
- Working with SBS Services as a user
 
- Introduction to SBS 2008 management
 
The chapter flow is well described by this picture:

To order the book click http://davidoverton.com/r.ashx?1M
Small Business Server 2008 – Installation, Migration, and Configuration
David Overton 
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 Set up and run your small business server making it deliver big business impact  
· Step-by-step guidance through the installation and configuration process with numerous pictures  
· Successfully install SBS 2008 into your business, either as a new installation or by migrating from SBS 2003  
· Configure hosted web sites for public and secure information exchange using Office Live for Small Business and Office Live Workspaces  
· An illustrative book for people with basic technical skills and no SBS background  
 
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 £24.99 
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The book has many screen shots in it to keep things clear.  I'm also relying on a group of people to help me keep it on track.  They are (in alphibetical order):
Feel free to drop comments, questions or discussion around the book, please go to this forum.
David
		    
            
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David Overton