Term
| what are the most commonly used ports in each role? |
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Definition
25 - hub , edge server smtp traffic
135 - mailbox server MAPI access (RPC)
80 - client access autodiscover
443 - client acces server secure |
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Term
| how to installing exchange 2010? |
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Definition
you can run the setup.exe for graphical mode or the
setup.com for unattended mode |
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Term
| To start an Exchange Server graphical installation you what? |
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Definition
og in
to the server using a user account that is a member of the
Enterprise Admins group and run the setup.exe program from
the root of the Exchange Server installation media |
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Term
| what is active directory split permissions? |
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Definition
| removes the ability for exchange servers and administrators to create AD objects and the ability to manage non exchange objects |
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Term
| two ways to verify installation of server roles? |
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Definition
By viewing the details pane for your server in the Exchange Management Console.
By running the command from the Exchange Management
Shell:
get-ExchangeServer | Format-List |
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Term
| where is the location of the exchange sub directories for roles? |
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Definition
%systemroot%\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange
Server\V14 <---(Exchange 2010 is Version 14) |
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Term
| which exchange services protocols are disabled by default? |
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Definition
|
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Term
f you encountered error or warning messages during the
Exchange Server 2010 installation process, you can obtain
detailed information regarding the messages by viewing which
Exchange setup log files |
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Definition
%systemroot%\ExchangeSetupLogs\
ExchangeSetup.log lists the tasks that were performed during the Exchange Server installation process.
ExchangeSetup.msilog lists the installation of files from the
Exchange Server installation media. |
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Term
After a successful installation, Exchange Server 2010 is placed
in a _ evaluation mode |
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Definition
120 days after which you must enter the
Exchange product key in the Exchange Management Console
and restart the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service. ch |
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Term
| What is the new role permission model in exchange 2010? |
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Definition
| Role Based Access Control (RBAC) |
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Term
|
Definition
RBAC applies the permissions at the administrative level
instead of on the Active Directory object. |
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Term
| How does RBAC apply rules at the admin? |
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Definition
It does this by using roles to define which Exchange cmdlets
can be run and what parameters can be used with those cmdlets. |
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Term
| how do you first manage rbac? |
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Definition
With RBAC, the administrator starts off in a config where
nothing is allowed until groups of users are added into a pool
of permissions.
Those groups that are added in are called management role
groups, meaning that a predefined set of roles exist, and that
groups of users or individual users are delegated those roles. |
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Term
RBAC assigns permissions to users in your organization depending on
whether a user is what? |
|
Definition
| administrator or an end user |
|
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Term
| what are management role groups? |
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Definition
A special universal security group that contains mailboxes, users,
and other role groups. RBAC assigns each role group one or more. |
|
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Term
| what are management roles? |
|
Definition
define the permissions that RBAC grants
to the group.
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Term
| what is a management role assignment policy? |
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Definition
Used to assign end-user management roles
Does not allow the management of features not associated
directly with an individual user or universal security group. |
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Term
| Users are associated with a role assignment policy when..? |
|
Definition
mailboxes are created, or if you change the role assignment
policy on a mailbox.
This is also what you assign end user management roles to |
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Term
The combination of all the roles on a role assignment policy
defines? |
|
Definition
everything that the user can manage on his or her
mailbox. |
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Term
| The RBAC authorization model is centred on the concept of..? |
|
Definition
role assignment defines exactly who (a
user or a group) can do what (cmdlets), and where (which
objects) they can do it to. |
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Term
| what is delegated setup ? |
|
Definition
Role holders can deploy Exchange Server 2010 servers that
have been previously provisioned. |
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Term
| what is Discovery Management? |
|
Definition
Role holders can search mailboxes in the Exchange
organization for data that meets specific criteria |
|
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Term
|
Definition
Role holders can manage Unified Messaging features
within an Exchange organization |
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Term
|
Definition
| Role holders can perform limited recipient management. |
|
|
Term
| what is Organization Management? |
|
Definition
Role holders can perform (almost) any task against any
Exchange Server object. |
|
|
Term
| what is Public Folder Management? |
|
Definition
Role holders can manage public folders and databases on
Exchange Server 2010 servers. |
|
|
Term
| what is Recipient Management? |
|
Definition
Role holders can create or modify recipients within the
Exchange organization. |
|
|
Term
| what is Records Management? |
|
Definition
Role holders can configure compliance features, which
could include retention policy tags, message classifications,
transport rules, and so on. |
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|
Term
| what is Server Management? |
|
Definition
Role holders can perform Exchange server configuration.
They cannot, however, administer recipient configuration. |
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|
Term
| what is View-Only Organization Management? |
|
Definition
Role holders can view the properties of any object in the
Exchange organization. |
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|
Term
| what provides web based administration of users? |
|
Definition
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