Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Which
of the following actions does /domainprep do? a. | Create the user account ExchangeAdmin and the group Exchange
Enterprise Servers | b. | Extend the Active Directory schema | c. | Create the
groups Exchange Enterprise Servers and Exchange Domain Servers | d. | Create the user
account ExchangeAdmin and the group Exchange Domain Servers | | |
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2.
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You
are the Exchange 2003 administrator sitting in your office with Windows XP on your workstation. The
Exchange server is 2 floors up locked in the computer room. Since you don’t always want to trek
up two flights of stairs to maintain the Exchange server, what tool do you install on your
workstation? a. | Active Directory
Users and Computers and Exchange System Manager | b. | Exchange System
Manager | c. | Exchange Adminpak | d. | Exchange System
Tools | | |
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Your
company policy dictates that a user shouldn’t have over 20MB of email in their mailbox. To this
end, you created a mailbox store policy which set the following limits: Prohibit Send Limit –
20000, Prohibit Receive Limit – 30000. You applied this policy to your Exchange server. Several
weeks later, the President of the company complained because he couldn’t receive his mail. How
do you relax the storage limits for the President? a. | Move the
President to a different OU which has a less restrictive mailbox storage
policy. | b. | On the mailbox storage limit properties page for the policy,
click on the Exceptions button and list the President’s account to relax his
limits. | c. | Create a second mailbox storage policy with less restrictive
limits and give it priority over the first mailbox storage policy. | d. | Using Active
Directory Users and Computers, go to the President’s properties, Exchange General tab, Storage
Limits and clear the Use mailbox store defaults box. | | |
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The
amount of spam that your employees receive in their Exchange 2003 inbox is seriously effecting
productivity. However, filtering out each source of spam one at a time would affect your
productivity. How can you decrease the flow of spam without using too much of your
energy? a. | Use a block
list | b. | Use sender
filtering | c. | Use recipient filtering | d. | Set up messaging
filtering by domain names instead of IP addresses | | |
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Which
of the following recipient types has an Exchange 2003 mailbox? a. | Contact | b. | Mailbox-enabled user | c. | Group | d. | Mail-enabled user | | |
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6.
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Which
statement about LDIFDE and/or CSVDE is true? a. | The CSVDE command exports AD records to a file by
default | b. | The LDIFDE file format uses one line for each record with each
field separated by a comma | c. | The CSVDE file format uses a separate line for each attribute
of a record and a blank line between records | d. | In order to
export AD records using LDIFDE, add the –e parameter to the LDIFDE
command | | |
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When
you send an email to a group on your address list, where does the email go? a. | To the group
public folder | b. | To the mailbox of the group | c. | To the mailbox
of the group and a carbon copy to each member of the group | d. | To the mailbox
of every member of the group who has an email address | | |
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8.
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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 and Executive mailbox stores, 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
Storage Group, set the property “Prohibit post at (KB)” and set the value at 50,000. For
the President’s user account, relax the storage restrictions for the size of the
mailbox.
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 | | |
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The
first public storage group is being used for public folders on your Exchange 2003 server. You need to
create another set of public folders for the accounting department that will reside only on one
Exchange 2003 server. What do you need to do? a. | Create another folder tree, than a public store, than associate
the new tree with the new store, create public folders | b. | Create another
storage group, than a public store, than public folders | c. | Create another
public store, than public folders | d. | Just create the public folders | | |
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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 adds a subfolder called
Feasibility Studies under Product Development. Serge in Montreal adds a subfolder called Results of
Feasibility Studies under Product Development. 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. | A decision will need to be made by the folder contact as to
which change will be kept. | d. | The last change that is made will be
kept | | |
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The
Human Resources department has asked you to set up a public group for job postings. Everyone in the
company needs to be able to read the postings. The managers of each department (who already have
their own security group called Managers) need the ability to post messages to this group and modify
their own postings as well as deleting them. The HR department needs the ability to modify or delete
anyone’s postings. The HR department also needs to be able to create subfolders; the Managers
group does not need this capability. What role should the Managers group and the HR group
have? a. | Managers:
publishing author, HR: publishing editor | b. | Managers: non-editing author, HR:
owner | c. | Managers: author, HR: publishing
editor | d. | Managers: author, HR: editor | | |
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Your
company has two main divisions, one in Hamilton and one in Waterloo. Each is an OU in your domain,
each has a small IT group looking after it and each has an Exchange 2003 server. There is a high
speed WAN connection between the two. You want the IT groups in each location to only look after the
mail system for their own location. How do you accomplish this decentralized
administration? a. | Give the
administration groups of each OU permissions to their respective
Exchange servers | b. | Set up Exchange
2003 administrative groups for each location | c. | Place the IT
members into the Exchange Admins group or each OU | d. | Place the
Exchange servers into their own routing groups | | |
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Which
protocol does Exchange use to transmit email to other Exchange servers?
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Your
organization is growing at a furious rate and it is difficult for you to keep up adding mailboxes as
users are added to Active Directory. A particular problem is that you need to add a new Exchange
server for every 1,000 users. Not only must Outlook be configured for the specific Exchange server
for his or her mailbox, but Outlook must be reconfigured if a mailbox is moved to another server. How
can you solve the problem of managing mailboxes? a. | Use clustering for the Exchange
servers | b. | Use Front End—Back End server
topology | c. | Use Network Load Balancing for the Exchange
servers | d. | Use SMTP virtual servers | | |
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Having selected the computer upon which you will install Exchange 2003, you examine
its specifications. Which of the following preclude it being used as the Exchange
Server? a. | Pentium II
450MHz | b. | 600MB of free hard drive space on drive D:, the boot
partition | c. | 192MB of RAM | d. | 150MB of free
hard drive space on drive C:, the system partition | | |
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After
a meeting with a security consultant, you are very eager to decrease the attack surface of your
Exchange 2003 organization. Which of the following techniques would provide the least assistance in
decreasing your attack surface? a. | Block port 80 | b. | Security
Configuration Wizard | c. | Run MBSA | d. | Security
templates | | |
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Carl
has just graduated from the IT program at Seneca College and has been hired to look after the users
in the Marketing OU at your company. He has been delegated administrative rights over the Marketing
OU and you want to give him responsibility for managing mail box and recipient issues using Active
Directory Users and Computers. Which Exchange Administrator role should you give
Carl? a. | Exchange OU
Administrator | b. | Exchange Full Administrator | c. | Exchange View
Only Administrator | d. | Exchange Administrator | | |
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Exchange server is tightly integrated with Active Directory. Which of the following
items is not stored in the Configuration partition of Active Directory? a. | Settings for
server objects | b. | Public folder hierarchies | c. | User
mailboxes | d. | Configuration for Exchange Server
connectors | | |
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Which
component is responsible for locating global catalog servers and domain controllers for
Exchange? a. | DSAccess | b. | LDAP | c. | DSProxy | d. | GAL | | |
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Your
company, ACME, has just purchased NEWCO and you are responsible for adding NEWCO’s 160 employees
to your Active Directory. You also need to insure that the former NEWCO employees can still get mail
under their old SMTP domain email addresses. What would be the easiest way for you to give them a
second email address? a. | Create a new UPN for newco.com | b. | Create an OU for
the former NEWCO employees and assign them a secondary email address with a group policy
object | c. | Create a recipient policy | d. | Create a mailbox
policy | | |
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Which
protocol does Outlook Web Access use to provide secure access to an Exchange 2003
server? a. | MAPI | b. | SSL | c. | HTTP/WebDAV | d. | IMAP | | |
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After
you made Outlook Web Access available to the employees of your company, you were a hero. Now you are
not so sure. Employees who pick up their email from public computers, such as at an Internet
café, have a bad habit of not logging out when they are finished. There have been instances of
the next person using that computer being able to see the employee’s mail. How would you secure
the system so that this doesn’t happen in the future? a. | Use
SSL | b. | Use Windows NT
Authentication | c. | Use forms-based authentication | d. | Use
S/MIME | | |
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23.
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You
want to use the OWA administrator tool because you need to change the configuration of Outlook Web
Access. Your name is James. After you launch Internet Explorer, which URL do you type
in? a. | https://servername/owaadmin | b. | https://servername:8080/james | c. | http://servername/owaadmin | d. | | | |
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