Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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You
are the administrator of Exchange 2003 in your organization abc.com. Your Active Directory structure
includes an empty root with no user accounts and two child domains, toronto.abc.com and
montreal.abc.com. You have been testing the system successfully in the Toronto domain and are now
ready to roll it out to the Montreal domain. There is only one Exchange 2003 server and it is located
in toronto.abc.com. You have been added to the Domain Administrators group of montreal.abc.com. When
you try to add mailboxes to the users in montreal.abc.com, you fail. What could be the
problem? a. | You need to be a
member of the Enterprise Admins Group | b. | You need to run DomainPrep in
montreal.abc.com | c. | You need to add a distribution group in
montreal.abc.com | d. | You need to add an administrators group in Exchange 2003 for
montreal.abc.com | | |
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2.
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You
are running down your checklist of conditions that have to be met in order to install Exchange 2003.
Which one of the following is not on your list? a. | Windows 2003 server upon which you will install Exchange is a
domain controller | b. | Network News Protocol installed on computer which will be
Exchange server | c. | Server upon which Exchange will be installed is a member of an
Active Directory domain | d. | IIS installed on computer which will be Exchange
server | | |
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Very
concerned that viruses may have infected the emails of your company employees, you purchase an
antivirus program and run it on the server with Exchange 2003. Now your users can’t read their
email that is all garbled. What basic mistake did you make? a. | The antivirus
program does not support Exchange 2003 | b. | You did not shut down Exchange 2003 while the antivirus program
ran | c. | The anitivirus
program has not been certified by Microsoft | d. | You did not
include the *.edb, *.stm and *.log files in the scans | | |
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4.
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The
policy of your company is to allow users to pick up email from the company Exchange server with
Outlook Web Access as long as they were using a VPN from home. Certain individuals have now abused
this privilege by picking up email from public computers at airport kiosks and Internet cafés.
How do you disable Outlook Web Access for these individuals. a. | Use Exchange
System Manager, Protocols container, HTTP, properties and clear the property “Allow Outlook Web
Access” | b. | Create a group for these individuals and add them to it, create
a mailbox policy to deny access to Outlook Web Access, use a filter to apply the policy to this
group | c. | Using Active Directory Users and Computers, select each
individual in turn, display the properties, use the Exchange Features tab, select Outlook Web Access,
click the Disable button | d. | Create a group for these individuals and add them to it, create
a recipient policy to deny access to Outlook Web Access, use a filter to apply the policy to this
group | | |
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Which
of the following actions does /forestprep do? a. | Create the group Exchange Domain
Servers | b. | Create the user account
EUSER_EXSTOREEVENTS | c. | Extend the Active Directory schema | d. | Create the group
Exchange Enterprise Servers | | |
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Exchange information including connectors, protocols and service settings are found on
every domain controller because the __________ partition is replicated through out the
Forest. a. | LDAP | b. | Schema | c. | Configuration | d. | Domain | | |
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Which
one of the following tools is used to modify Active Directory and is installed with Windows Support
Tools? a. | DCDiag | b. | Exchange System Manager | c. | ADSI
Edit | d. | Active Directory
Schema snap-in | | |
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8.
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You
are the administrator for the Exchange server in your company. The company is using Exchange Server
2003 Standard Edition and the size of your mailbox store is 10GB. You have just been informed that
the merger with ACME Corp has just been approved by the board of directors and that you will be
expected to absorb the 1000 users of the ACME mail system into yours. You contact the administrator
of the ACME email system who is receiving a promotion and find out that the ACME mailbox store is
70GB. You decide to upgrade your mail server by purchasing an additional 200GB hard drive. Is there
anything else you need to do to absorb the ACME email users? a. | Apply Service
Pack 2 to Exchange 2003 | b. | No, adding the new hard drive is
enough | c. | Upgrade Exchange to Exchange Server Enterprise
Edition | d. | Apply Service Pack 1 to Exchange 2003 | | |
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You
have one Exchange server with one mailbox store, one public folder store and 1,000 users with
mailboxes. Which type of policy will make your management more efficient? a. | Mailbox store
policy | b. | Recipient policy | c. | Server
policy | d. | Public folder store policy | | |
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You
are in charge of setting up your Exchange 2003 server. Because of legal issues, the email of the
officers of the company, department manager up to president, must be archived. The other employees of
the company don’t have this requirement. Because of storage concerns on your server, the
decision has been made to restrict mailboxes to 40MB. The president, however, has made it known in no
uncertain terms that he will not be bound by this restriction. Discussion groups must be supported on
the Exchange server through the use of public folders. One newsgroup will consist solely of a
newsfeed piped in through the company ISP from a newsgroup on the Internet. Because of the high
activity level in this newsgroup, there is serious concern about the impact on storage requirements
that this newsgroup will have.
Your proposed
course of action is as follows. In the First Storage Group, create two mailbox stores called
Executives and Standard, plus the Public Folder Store. For the Executives mailbox store, set the
property “Archive all messages sent or received by mailboxes on this store”. For the
Standard mailbox store, set the property “Prohibit send and receive at (KB)” and set the
value to 40MB. Create a second storage group called Internet Newsgroup Storage Group and inside of
it, create a new public store called Internet Newsgroup Store. For the Internet Newsgroup Store, set
the property “Maximum item size (KB)” and set the value to 50KB.
Your first goal is to setup a working email system for all employees
of the company. The first optional goal is to adhere to archiving rules and restrictions as
appropriate for all company employees. The second optional goal is to conserve as much disk space as
possible. Which of the following statements accurately reflects the achievement of these
goals? a. | The required and
both optional goals were met | b. | The required and one optional goal was
met | c. | Only the
required goal was met only | d. | No goals were met | | |
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The
amount of spam that your employees receive in their Exchange 2003 inbox is seriously effecting
productivity. You decide that you want to filter out messages based on a list of words and phrases
that spammers often use in their messages. How do you set up such a filter on Exchange
2003? a. | In Exchange
System Manager, open up the properties of Global Settings > Message delivery, use the Content
Filtering tab and create a list of words and phrases. | b. | Exchange 2003
doesn’t have a feature for filtering based on words and phrases. Use Outlook
instead. | c. | In Exchange System Manager, open up the properties of Global
Settings > Message delivery, use the Recipient Filtering tab and create a list of words and
phrases. | d. | In Exchange System Manager, create a policy in the System
Policies container and in the filtering tab, create a list of words and
phrases. | | |
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Your
boss is running Outlook 2000 on his laptop and he can use all of the groupware features of Outlook
when he in the office. When he takes it home, however, he can’t get the calendar working to book
meetings. You are running Exchange Server 2003 on Windows Server 2003. After researching the topic,
you come up with a short list of options that will make the boss happy. Which one of the following
will not make the boss happy? a. | Show the boss how to use Outlook Web
Access | b. | Upgrade the boss’s Outlook to Outlook
2003 | c. | Add VPN client
software on the boss’s laptop | d. | Configure RPC over HTTP on Outlook on the boss’s
laptop | | |
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Sally
has just joined your administrative team for the purpose of looking after Exchange Server 2003. She
will manage the objects including creating, deleting and modifying. However, she is not an
administrator under Windows 2003 and you don’t want her to modify permissions in Exchange
server. Which administration role should she have? a. | Exchange
Administrator | b. | Domain Administrator | c. | Exchange View
Only Administrator | d. | Exchange Full Administrator | | |
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You
need to regularly send mail to the department managers in your company which has multiple trees in an
Active Directory forest. As it happens, you have already created a global security group called
Department Managers for these users. In order to send email to these users, what should you
do? a. | Mail enable the
group called Department Managers | b. | Create a custom address list for Department
Managers | c. | Mail enable the group called Department Managers and choose
an expansion server | d. | Mail-box enable the group called Department
Managers | | |
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You
need to merge two company divisions together in Active Directory. Originally, they were organized as
two domains in your forest. You want to export the user information from one domain into a text file
and then import the accounts into the other domain. You have both of the CSVDE and LDIFDE utilities
available to you. What advantage does one offer over the other? a. | LDIFDE files can
be exported from Excel easily | b. | LDIFDE allows you to add, modify and delete records, CSVDE only
allows you to add records | c. | CSVDE allows you to create Exchange mailboxes when you create
user records, LDIFDE doesn’t | d. | CSVDE allows you to add, modify and delete records, LDIFDE only
allows you to add records | | |
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Joan
has resigned from your company because she is pregnant. You delete her account from Active Directory.
Joan changes her mind and decides to take maternity leave. She will perform some light duties for the
company from home. You re-create her account and mailbox enable it. Her original mailbox still exists
because you re-created her account within the 30 day retention period. When she opens Outlook, her
original mail is missing. What actions should you take in order to retrieve her original
mail? a. | Change the SID
of Joan’s new account to the SID of her original account; the original mailbox will
automatically connect. | b. | Create a new dummy user account, reconnect her original mailbox
to the dummy account, logon as the dummy account, forward all of her mail to Joan’s new email
address. | c. | In Exchange System Manager, browse to the list of mailboxes,
reconnect her original mailbox to Joan’s account. | d. | Delete
Joan’s current mailbox, purge it and then reconnect her original mailbox to Joan’s
account. | | |
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Your
company has over 1,000 employees and many departments use a team approach in which 5 to 10 employees
are grouped together to perform their tasks. Each team has a team leader, however, this role is
re-assigned to different people occasionally. There is a need to send email to the team leaders on a
regular basis. What would be the easiest method to set up a mailing list for the team
leaders? a. | Set up a
Universal security group for team leaders, mail enable it and add all of the team leader accounts as
members. | b. | In Exchange System Manager, browse to the Recipients folder,
right-click All Address Lists and choose new Address List; create an address list for Team Leaders
and add their accounts to the list. | c. | Set up a Global distribution group for team leaders, mail
enable it and add all of the team leader accounts as members. | d. | Set up a query
based distribution group that filters on the Title field and uses Team Leader as the
criteria. | | |
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You
decide that the accounting department needs a very secure discussion area. Therefore you create an
accounting public folder tree and an accounting public store to go along with it. For additional
security, you host it only on one Exchange 2003 server and don’t replicate it to your other
Exchange servers. The accounting users are now complaining that they can’t see the accounting
folder in the public folder when they use Outlook. What can the problem be? a. | You need to move
the accounting public tree into the default public store | b. | You need to
create a replica of the accounting public folders in the default public
folders | c. | Using Outlook, the users need to create a new folder called
accounting folders under Public folders | d. | Additional public folder trees are not available from
Outlook. | | |
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The new products people need a public discussion group for
exchanging ideas on ongoing projects. Although these employees work in different departments, you
create a New Products security group in Active Directory and make them members. You create a New
Products discussion folder that is visible directly under All public folders in Outlook. You want
this group to view all posts to the group and create their own messages. You don’t want them to
edit messages once they are listed in the folder. You don’t want them to delete messages
contributed by others, but you don’t mind if they delete their own. You don’t want any
other employees to access this public folder and you don’t want to modify the
Administrator’s permissions. The permissions for the New Products public folder, as soon as it
was created, is shown in the graphic. How would you modify the permissions to achieve the stated
goal? a. | Add the New
Products security group as Author. | b. | Add the New Products security group as Author, but change the
Edit items to None. Remove the default and anonymous permissions. | c. | Add the New
Products security group as Contributor. Remove the default and anonymous
permissions. | d. | For the default permissions, change the Edit item to None.
Remove the anonymous permissions. | | |
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One
of your Exchange 2003 servers has been offline for a hardware upgrade. Now that you bring it back
online, some of the public folders are missing the latest postings. What should you
do? a. | Restore the
missing messages from your last backup tape | b. | Don’t do
anything; the backfill process of Exchange server will supply the missing
messages | c. | Don’t do anything; the checkpoint file plus the log files
will roll forward the missing messages | d. | Restore the missing messages from the last backup tape of an
Exchange server that is up-to-date | | |
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Product Development is a public folder that is used by the engineers in your company
to discuss ideas for new products. As a public folder, Product Development is replicated to the
Exchange servers located in both Toronto and Montreal. Bob in Toronto changes the schedule for
development, which is a document posted to the Product Development public tree. Serge in Montreal
also makes a change to this document. The next time that the public folder replicates, what will be
the result? a. | Both changes
will take effect | b. | The first change that is made will be
kept | c. | The last change
that is made will be kept | d. | A decision will need to be made by the folder contact as to
which change will be kept | | |
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You
create a public folder for exchanging ideas among the members of the Marketing department. You want
the Marketing department users to be able to post messages via the email of Outlook. However, when
they start a new message and click on the To: button, they don’t see Marketing folder in the
recipient list. You verified that Exchange is running in mixed-mode. What is the
problem? a. | You didn’t
mailbox enable the public store | b. | You didn’t create the public store in the mailbox
store | c. | You didn’t clear the Hide from Exchange address lists box
in the Exchange Advanced tab of the properties of the Marketing public
folder | d. | You didn’t mail enable the public
folder | | |
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As a
traveling salesman, you need to access your e-mail frequently. Some hotels offer high speed Internet
access, but often you are in a location that forces you to use dial-up to get your e-mail. If you
have a lot of unwanted email (spam), retrieving your email can be torture. How can you make picking
up email a more pleasant experience? a. | Use IMAP instead of POP3 | b. | Forward all of
your e-mail to the closest ISP | c. | Only use high speed Internet access to retrieve your
e-mail | d. | Use a VPN to access Exchange 2003 at the company
site | | |
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The
scientists in your physics laboratory use UNIX exclusively on their machines. The artists in your
graphics department use only Macintoshes. Both groups are bitter because they can’t use Outlook
to pick up their mail. What solution will best solve your problem? a. | Place a
dedicated e-mail machine in each department | b. | Allow e-mail
access through the VPN and ask them to pick up e-mail from home | c. | Outlook Web
Access | d. | Install wireless components on Exchange so that they can pick
up e-mail from Palm Pilots and Blackberrys | | |
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The
company employees use Outlook Web Access to retrieve their emails from home. Because of security
concerns, their browser uses SSL to encrypt their messages. They all connect through a front-end
server, but their mailboxes are on back-end servers. Which two ports are involved in communications,
the first port used by the web browser to front-end server link and the second from the front-end
server to the back-end server? a. | 443, 80 | b. | 443,
443 | c. | 80,
80 | d. | 80,
443 | | |
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You
are worried that e-mail inside your company contains very sensitive company information that would be
of value to a competitor. You need to implement encryption for e-mail, but are torn between setting
up SSL or S/MIME. Which of the following statements is true? a. | S/MIME encrypts
the complete email message, whereas SSL only encrypts the body of the
message | b. | Microsoft Certificate Authority can only provide digital
certificates for SSL | c. | With S/MIME you can choose the authentication method, with SSL,
you can’t | d. | For S/MIME, the clients need digital certificates, whereas for
SSL, only the server needs a digital certificate | | |
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Worried about security, you want your Exchange 2003 servers to be protected by
firewalls. You are also willing to setup a front-end, back-end Exchange system. Which of the
following would be the most secure? a. | Front-end server sits within perimeter network (DMZ), back-end
server sits within network behind second firewall | b. | Both front-end
and back-end servers sit behind firewall inside company network | c. | Front-end and
back-end server sits within perimeter network (DMZ) | d. | Front-end server
sits outside firewall, back-end server sits behind firewall inside company
network | | |
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28.
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The
Global Address List is provided by which component of Active Directory and Exchange Server to an
Outlook 2003 client? a. | Global Catalog | b. | DSProxy | c. | DSAccess | d. | Recipient Update
Service | | |
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