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Your company management has decided that e-mail should no longer be sent to a universal distribution group in your organization called Golfers. You know that a new chief executive officer will soon be joining the organization, and you also know he is a keen golfer. You suspect that it will not be long before you are asked to restore the group. What should you do? A. Do not remove or disable the group. Instead, remove all members from the group. B. Remove the group. C. Change the group type from universal distribution group to dynamic distribution group. D. Disable the group.
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You are an Exchange administrator at Contoso, Ltd. A group of consultants from Trey Research works closely with Contoso, and members of the group have mailenabled accounts in Contoso's Active Directory domain. The group membership changes frequently, and you create and remove mail-enabled Trey Research users on a regular basis. You want to ensure that group e-mails sent to the Trey Research Consultants group go to all consultants who currently have mailenabled accounts at Contoso. You also want to ensure that these e-mails are not sent to consultants who no longer have user accounts at Contoso because this results in nondelivery returns. How best can you achieve this? A. Create a mail-enabled universal security group B. Create a dynamic distribution group C. Create a universal distribution group D. Create a universal security group but disable its mailbox
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You want to allow OWA clients in your organization the ability to access the SharePoint site hosted on server sharepoint.tailspintoys.internal. You do not want them to access the SharePoint site hosted on server secureshare.tailspintoys. internal. Which of the following steps do you need to take to allow this to occur? A. Add the site sharepoint.tailspintoys.internal to the block list on the Remote File Servers tab of the OWA Web site properties B. Add the site sharepoint.tailspintoys.internal to the allow list on the Remote File Servers tab of the OWA Web site properties C. Add the site secureshare.tailspintoys.internal to the block list on the Remote File Servers tab of the OWA Web site properties D. Add the domain suffix tailspintoys.internal to the list of domain suffixes that should be treated as internal E. Add the site secure.tailspintoys.internal to the allow list on the Remote File Servers tab of the OWA Web site properties
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Five Windows Server 2003 R2 computers are located at a remote site in your organization. The servers have the following roles: Server A: Domain controller and global catalog server Server B: File and print server Server C: SQL Server 2005 database server Server D: Exchange Server 2007 server Server E: Intranet Server Server A fails completely and needs to be replaced. It will be several days before you can install a replacement. Although users can currently log on over the WAN, you would like to temporarily promote one of the other servers at the site to act as a domain controller. Which of the following servers can you promote? (Choose all that apply.) A. Server A B. Server B C. Server C D. Server D E. Server E
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You have an automatically generated CSV file with a list of your companys newly hired employees. The CSV file contains all of the information that is required to create the mailboxes for the new employees. You need to create new user accounts and mailboxes directly from the CSV file. What should you do? A. Redirect the output of the Import-CSV cmdlet to the New-Mailbox cmdlet with the appropriate parameters. B. Redirect the output of the Export-CSV cmdlet to the New-Mailbox cmdlet with the appropriate parameters. C. Redirect the output of the Import-Alias cmdlet to the New-Mailbox cmdlet with the appropriate parameters. D. Redirect the output of the Import-CSV cmdlet to the Enable-Mailbox cmdlet with the appropriate parameters.
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Your Exchange Server 2007 organization contains two Exchange servers named Exch1 and Exch2. Exch1 fails and cannot be restored to service. You need to move all mailboxes from Exch1 to Exch2. Which cmdlet should you run? A. Get-Mailbox -Server Exch1 | Move-Mailbox - IgnorePolicyMatch - TargetDatabase “Exch2First Storage GroupMailbox Database” B. Get-Mailbox -Server Exch1 | Move-Mailbox - IgnoreRuleLimitErrors - TargetDatabase “Exch2First Storage GroupMailbox Database” C. Get-Mailbox -Server Exch1 | Move-Mailbox - ValidateOnly - TargetDatabase “Exch2First Storage GroupMailbox Database” D. Get-Mailbox -Server Exch1 | Move-Mailbox - ConfigurationOnly - TargetDatabase “Exch2First Storage GroupMailbox Database”
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Your company uses both a distribution group and a security group for each department. Both groups contain the same members. All new users are added to both groups in their departments. You need to decrease the amount of time that is required to manage groups. You must achieve this goal while minimizing disruption to mail capabilities and to previously assigned access permissions. Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.) A. Delete the departmental distribution groups. B. Delete the departmental security groups. C. Convert the departmental distribution groups to global security groups. D. Mail-enable the departmental security groups. E. Mail-enable the converted global security groups.
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A mail-enabled public folder named Monitoring receives automated alerts from your companys monitoring system. Some users send e-mail messages to the folder by selecting it from the global address list (GAL) in Microsoft Office Outlook. You need to prevent users from selecting the Monitoring folder from the GAL, and you need to ensure that the monitoring alerts will still be received. What should you do? A. Run the Set-MailPublicFolder cmdlet and set the DisplayName parameter to $false. B. Run the Set-MailPublicFolder cmdlet and set the HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled parameter to $true. C. Run the Set-AddressList “Public Folders” -RecipientFilter “DisplayNamE.is ‘Monitoring’” cmdlet. D. Use the Outlook client to remove the Folder visible attribute for the Default name on the Monitoring public folder.
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All users can receive e-mail that is sent directly to them from the Internet. A distribution group named WebResponse is configured to accept e-mail from all users. All corporate users can send messages to the WebResponse distribution group by using Microsoft Office Outlook. AII messages that are sent to the distribution group from the Internet are rejected. You need to allow e-mail from internal and Internet users to be sent to the SMTP address of the WebResponse distribution group. What should you do? A. Modify the properties of the WebResponse distribution group so that the Everyone group has the Send As permission. B. Modify the properties of the WebResponse distribution group so that the group no longer requires all senders to be authenticated. C. Modify the SMTP Receive connectors on each Hub Transport server to allow anonymous users. D. Modify the properties of the WebResponse distribution group so that the group is no longer hidden from the Outlook global address list (GAL).
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Your company is closing its Denver office. The employees in the Denver office have mailbox- enabled user accounts that use the value Denver in the City attribute. You disable the user accounts of the Denver employees. You need to disconnect their mailboxes. What are two possible ways to achieve the goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.) A. Run the Remove-Mailbox Denver cmdlet. B. Run the Get-User -Filter “City -like ‘Denver’” | Remove-Mailbox cmdlet. C. Run the Get-User -Filter “City -like ‘Denver’” | Disable-Mailbox cmdlet. D. From the Exchange Management Console, apply a filter to the City attribute to contain Denver. Highlight all of the filtered users and select Disable. E. From the Exchange Management Console, apply a filter to the City attribute to contain Denver. Highlight all of the filtered users and select Remove.
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Your Exchange Server 2007 organization has two servers named Exch1 and Exch2. You need to move all of the Exch1 mailboxes to Exch2 next Saturday at 11:00 P.M. You will be out of the office at that time. What should you do? A. Run the Set-Mailbox -server Exch1 | Move-mailbox -TargetDatabase “Exch2First Storage GroupMailbox Database” cmdlet with the StartDate parameter set for next Saturday at 11 P.M. B. Run the Set-Mailbox | Move-mailbox -TargetDatabase “Exch2First Storage GroupMailbox Database” cmdlet with the StartDate parameter set for next Saturday at 11 P.M. C. Use Microsoft Windows scheduler to run the Set-Mailbox | Move-mailbox -TargetDatabase “Exch2First Storage GroupMailbox Database” cmdlet from the Exchange Management Shell next Saturday at 11 P.M. D. Use Microsoft Windows scheduler to run the Set-Mailbox -server Exch1 | Move-mailbox – TargetDatabase “Exch2First Storage GroupMailbox Database” cmdlet from the Exchange Management Shell next Saturday at 11 P.M.
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Marc is Marias assistant. Marc needs to be able to view all of the folders and subfolders in Marias mailbox and to open and respond to Marias e-mail. You need to assign Marc the appropriate permissions. What should you do? A. Run the Add-ADPermission -Identity Maria ?User Marc ?AccessRights Self ?ExtendedRights Send-As cmdlet. B. Run the Add-MailboxPermission ?Identity Maria ?User Marc ?AccessRights ExternalAccount cmdlet C. Run the Add-MailboxPermission ?Identity Maria ?User Marc ?AccessRights FullAccess cmdlet. D. In the Active Directory Users and Computers management console, assign Marc the Allow- Full Control permission for Marias user account.
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Your Exchange Server 2007 organization contains a Hub Transport server named ExchHub1. ExchHub1 has a Foreign connector named FaxCon that connects to a fax server named Fax1. You move the Drop directory for Fax1 by performing the following steps. On Fax1, create a new directory named FaxDir. Run the Set-ForeignConnector “FaxCon” -DropDirectory “FaxDir” cmdlet. Run the Set-TransportServer ExchHub1 -RootDropDirectoryPath “\Fax1Drop Directory” cmdlet. You need to ensure that all messages pending delivery are delivered. What should you do? A. Add the Administrators group with Full Control permission to the new Drop directory. B. Copy all messages in the old Drop directory to the new Drop directory. C. Set the size of the Drop directory by running the Set-ForeignConnector cmdlet with the appropriate parameter. D. Set the maximum message size by running the Set-ForeignConnector cmdlet with the appropriate parameter.
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A new mailbox is created at 9 A.M. Users of Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access are able to see and use the new mailbox in the global address list (GAL) at 10 A.M. Users of Outlook Anywhere are not able to see the new mailbox in the GAL until the next day. You need to configure the Exchange Server 2007 computer to allow users of Outlook Anywhere to see a new mailbox in the GAL within four hours after the mailbox is created. What should you do? A. Enable Web-based distribution for the offline address book (OAB). B. Enable Public Folder distribution for the offline address book (OAB). C. Enable support for Outlook 2003 with Service Pack 2 or later clients on the offline address book (OAB). D. Set a custom update schedule for the offline address book (OAB).
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Your Exchange Server 2007 organization has a single Edge Transport server, which is configured with a spam quarantine mailbox. You need to reduce the amount of spam that reaches user in boxes. You also need to be able to review marked messages and to monitor them for false positives. What should you do? A. Increase the spam confidence level (SCL) threshold value for deleting e-mail. B. Increase the spam confidence level (SCL) threshold value for quarantining e-mail. C. Reduce the spam confidence level (SCL) threshold value for rejecting e-mail. D. Reduce the spam confidence level (SCL) threshold value for quarantining e-mail.
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You increase the anti-spam restrictions for your Exchange Server 2007 organization. You inform your company s partners that they should forward any e-mail messages that are being blocked by the content filters to [email protected]. The forwarded messages will be reviewed so that modifications can be made to Safe Senders Lists to prevent the blocking problem in the future. External users are forwarding e-mail messages to [email protected], but you discover that no messages from external users are in the anti-spam mailbox. You need to allow the anti-spam mailbox to receive e-mail messages that are classified as spam. Which cmdlet should you run? A. Set- RecipientFilterConfig - RecipientValidationEnabled $false B. Set- ContentFilterConfig - BypassedRecipients [email protected] C. Set- ContentFilterConfig - BypassedSenders [email protected] D. Set- RecipientFilterConfig - BlockListEnabled $falsE. BlockedRecipients [email protected]
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Your company has a group of accountants in the main office in Chicago. The company hires a new group of accountants for the branch office in Dallas. The Exchange Server 2007 computer in the Chicago office is named ExchChi. The Exchange Server 2007 computer in the Dallas office is named ExchDal. The new accounting group requires a local replica of the Accounting public folder that is located in the root of the public folder tree. You need to add a replica of the Accounting folder to the Exchange server in the Dallas office. Which cmdlet should you run? A. Set- PublicFolder” EXCHChi Accounting” -replicas “ EXCHDal Public Folder Database” B. Set- PublicFolder “Accounting” -replicas “ EXCHDal Public Folder Database” C. Set- PublicFolder “Accounting” -replicas” EXCHChi Public Folder Database”,”EXCHDaI Public Folder Database” D. Set- PublicFolder” EXCHDaI Accounting” -replicas” EXCHChi Public Folder Database”
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Your Exchange Server 2007 organization contains a Mailbox server and a Client Access server. You are using Web-based distribution for the default offline address book (OAB). The OAB is no longer being updated on the Client Access server. You need to enable the Client Access server to retrieve the updated OAB from the Mailbox server. What should you do? A. On the Mailbox server, start the Microsoft Exchange Service Host service. B. On the Mailbox server, start the Microsoft Exchange Replication service. C. On the Client Access server, start the Microsoft Exchange Service Host service. D. On the Client Access server, start the Microsoft Exchange File Distribution service.
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You need to configure Outlook Web Access to allow Microsoft Office documents to be opened but not saved on public computers. What should you do? A. Enable direct file access for public computers. B. Enable Force WebReady Document Viewing when a converter is available for public computers. C. Add the Office file formats to the supported document types for WebReady Document Viewing. D. Add the Office file formats to the direct file access Block list.
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Your Exchange Server 2007 computers are configured with the default settings. You need to send copies of all e-mail messages that are sent and received by [email protected] to [email protected]. What should you do? A. Run the New-JournalRulE.Name:’User’ -JournalEmailAddress:’[email protected]’ – Scope:’Global’ -Enabled:$truE.Recipient:’[email protected]’ cmdlet. B. Run the New-JournalRulE.Name:’User’ -JournalEmailAddress:’[email protected]’ – Scope:’lnternal’ -Enabled:$truE.Recipient:’[email protected]’ cmdlet. C. Run the Set-JournalRulE.Name:’User’ -JournalEmailAddress:’[email protected]’ – Scope:’Global’ -Enabled:$truE.Recipient:’[email protected]’ cmdlet. D. Configure e-mail forwarding on the users account. Set it to forward e-mail to [email protected].
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