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| Which protocols are used by the Mail Transfer Agent when relaying email? |
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| T/F POP3 and IMAP4 are protocols that are used to send email? |
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| False, they are only used to receive email |
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| Which protocol allows a user to view their email without deleting it from the server? |
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| The command to determine the use of ESMTP is? |
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| This mail client is otherwise known as RPC over HTTP |
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| T/F When MX records compete, the MX record with the lowest priority takes precedence |
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| When there are several MX records that have the same priority, how is the 'winner' selected? |
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| The MX records rotate in a round-robin fashion |
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| Anti spamming and anti virus programs can be setup on the Edge server or a ____ _____ |
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| How do you setup nslookup to query mx records? |
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| T/F Mailbox role servers can be set up on the same server that hosts the Edge role? |
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| False; Edge roles must stand alone |
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| This client side protocol establishes a persistant connection to the email server |
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| T?F Enterprise edition allows you to create up to 50 databases and 50 storage groups per server |
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| T/F The Hub and the Edge role are integrated with AD |
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| False; only the Hub is integrated with AD. Edge is separate from AD and uses EdgeSync to communicate with the Hub |
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| Where are send connectors stored?? |
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| Where are Receive Connectors stored? |
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| Edge and Hub role Receive Connectors must be configured to accept permissions from which group, in order to receive mail from the internet? |
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In order to install ES2007, you must meet software prerequisites. Which of the following are examples of those?
a. PS 1.0+
b. .Net Framework 2.0+
c. MMC v3.0+ |
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| Prior to installing ES2007, the DC that is hosting the Schema Master must be used to do what to the schema? |
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To create a new AD user as well as an associated mailbox through the Shell, you would use which command?
Enable-Mailbox
New-Mailbox |
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| T/F Send connectors are automatically installed on Hub Servers for internet communication |
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| False; Send Connectors are not automatically installed on Hubs, however there are hidden Send Connectors included in Exchange 2007 that allow Hubs to relay between other Hubs in the same organization. |
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| The Edge role automatically has two Send connectors created after they subscribe to the Hub. What is there purpose? |
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| The first one created allows email to be relayed anywhere on the internet. The second allows relay to the Hub. |
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| Which protocol is used to replicate Send Connectors from AD via the Hub to Edge role? |
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| What can you specify in the Network tab, in Send connector properties? |
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| A forwarding address for Smart Hosts |
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| Dynamic Distribution Groups use ____ and ______ to determine the correct group members |
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| Automatic Booking/Calendar Attendant These features belong to which Recipient Object? |
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| This recipient object has a disabled user account in the Exchange Resource Forest and allows access to mailboxes in a cross forest trust relationship. |
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| What is the major difference between Send As and Full Access Permissions? |
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| Send As does not allow you to view emails within the assumed identity, while Full Access does. |
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| Send As Permissions cannot be assigned to which to Recipient Objects? |
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| Mail User and Mail Contact |
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| Which Resource Booking policy allows a user to request a resource but reuquires an approval by a delegate? |
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| Which Resource Booking Policy is completely delegate free? |
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| What effect will removing a mailbox user have on AD? |
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| It removes the Mailbox Users account |
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| What effect will disabling a mailbox user have on AD? |
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| Moving a mailbox requires that you be a member of the Exchange Recipient Admin role as well as a member of the Exhange Server Admin AND ___ ____ ____ on the source and target Mailbox Role Server. |
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| The only tool that works to move mailboxes to a different forest is the |
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| Which default Address List cannot be modified? |
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| Default Global Address List (GAL) |
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| What is the default format for Email Address Policies? |
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| The New-EmailAddressPolicy cmdlet uses variables such as %m, which indicates the use of an alias. What are the variables for last name, first name, and middle initial? |
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%i=Initial
%s=Surname
%g=Given name |
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| Which type of journaling archives all emails sent to or from the mailbox database and is available on all editions of Exchange? |
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| Which type of journaling would you configure on an Enterprise ed. of Eschange in order to archive emails that involve specific users? |
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| T/F Items stored in a managed custom folder can be deleted manually to conserve space. |
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| False; items in a managed custom folder will be deleted automatically after they have exhausted their preconfigured expiration date |
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| What provides a flexible means of storing email, journal, calendar, note, post, form, and task items within your organization for access by Outlook, Entourage, and OWA mailbox users? |
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Public Folder Permissions (Client)
What permission allows you to create items in a folder, but not view or delete any items in the same folder? |
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Public Folder Permissions (Client)
Which permission allows a user to view and create items and delete items that they have created? |
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| A Public Folder becomes a Recipient Object when you ___ ___ it? |
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| T/F Mail Enabled Public Folders can be added to mail enabled groups |
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| Which service allows client computers to easily discover and configure the appropriate email account on their email client programs? |
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| What can be used on Edge and Hub role servers to filter inappropriate content and/or add legal disclaimers? |
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| Where are Transport Rules for Hub role servers stored? |
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| Where are Transport rules for Edge role servers stored? |
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| In order to create and manage transport roles on a Hub, you must be a member of which role/group? On the Edge? |
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Exchange Organization Administrator - HUB
local Admin Group on the Edge server - EDGE |
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| In order to create and manage transport roles on a Hub, you must be a member of which role/group? On the Edge? |
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Exchange Organization Administrator - HUB
local Admin Group on the Edge server - EDGE |
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| These three components make up Transport Rules: ____, Exceptions, and Actions |
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| Restricting access to email systems using a combination of security methods such as a biometric thumbprint + credentials is known as |
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| Multifactor Authentication |
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| Where is the best place to install antivirus programs within your organization? |
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| On the Edge or a Smart Host |
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| What uses several different virus scanning engines from different companies in order to minimize the chance of an undetected virus? |
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| Forefront Security for Exchange (FSE) |
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| What does FSE scan when it installed on Mailbox Role server? |
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| Public folders and Mailbox databases |
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| You have FSE setup on your Edge, Hub, and Mailbox role servers. How many times will an email be scanned that is coming from the internet? |
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| Once, it is scanned and then tagged as being scanned. |
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| Which type of FSE scan takes place on a Mailbox role server and scans emails automatically as they are placed into the database? |
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| Transport Scans take place on which role server(s)? |
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| What determines how thorough a virus scan will be? |
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Which Bias setting takes the most processing power?
Max Certainty Favor Certainty
Neutral
Favor Performance Max Performance |
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| A provider that maintains a list of well known IP addresses for SPAMmers is known as ? |
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| Realtime Blocking List (RBL) |
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| The likelihood that a message is SPAM is measured by a value based on the header info of the email. What is this referred to as? |
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| Purported Responsible Address (PRA) |
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| Port 143 and 993 are used by |
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| What kind of traffic goes through ports 110 and 995 |
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| Hub and Edge role servers relay email using SMTP on tcp port __ |
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| POP3 and IMAP4 clients send email to Hubs using SMTP. They go through port 25 or ____ |
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| What protocols use port 587? |
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| How long will an authenticated POP3/IMAP4 session survive inactivity? |
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| 1,800 seconds (15 minutes) |
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| How long will an unauthenticated POP3/IMAP 4 session survive inactivity? |
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| 3 authentication methods for email protocols are basic authentication, Integrated Windows Authentication, and Digest Authentication. How does Digest work? |
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| Uses a digital hash to protect the password when sending the credentials to the CAS role server |
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| How does Integrated Windows Authentication work? |
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| Passes credentials to the CAS role server using an NTLM hash or Kerberos, as well as requires the client be joined to the same domain as the CAS |
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| Which authentication method for email protocols uses the NTLM hash? |
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| Integrated Windows Authentication |
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