| Question 1 | You are the Exchange administrator for an organization that has 200 users. Each user sends and receives email via one Exchange Server 2003 computer. You suspect that there is a problem with the server and have started monitoring the SMTP Server\Local Queue Length counter and the SMTP Server\Remote Queue Length counter. In the last 40 minutes, the Local Queue Length has stayed in a range of 50 to 100. In the same period, the Remote Queue Length has gone from 100 to 5,000. Which of the following statements are reasonable explanations for this occurrence? (Choose two.) A. The server's NIC has failed. B. The DNS server used to resolve external hostnames has failed. C. The global catalog server has failed. D. The smart host on the screened subnet has failed.
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| Question 2 | Which of the following audit policies, if enabled, will write events to log files when a user's mailbox is accessed? (Choose all that apply.) A. Audit Account Logon Events B. Audit Object Access C. Audit Directory Service Access D. Audit Privilege Use E. Audit Process Tracking
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| Question 3 | Austin wants to monitor how much of the paging file is being used. He opens the System Monitor and starts to add the counter for this, but he is unsure which one to add. Which counter will you tell him to add to monitor the paging file usage? |
| Question 4 | Andrea is your newly hired assistant network administrator. She has been asking you recently about highly available solutions using Windows Server 2003. She tells you that she has heard of the phrase "five nines" but doesn't understand what it means. What is the correct answer that you should tell her regarding the meaning of the phrase "five nines"? A. "Five nines" means that servers must be up for at least 99,999 minutes per year. B. "Five nines" means that servers cannot ever have 99.999% CPU utilization. C. "Five nines" means that servers must be up for at least 99.999% of the time per year. D. "Five nines" means that all servers must have a minimum of five 90GB hard drives.
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| Question 5 | You are preparing to create a new IPSec policy that will be used to secure traffic between your front-end and back-end Exchange Server 2003 computers. What available data encryption methods does IPSec in Windows Server 2003 offer? (Choose all that apply.) A. DES B. SHA1 C. MD5 D. AES E. 3DES
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| Question 6 | Which of the following is not one of the default address lists that are created upon the installation of Exchange Server 2003? A. All Contacts B. All Groups C. All Users D. All Mailboxes E. All Public Folders
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| Question 7 | You are the Exchange administrator for Robert's Rockets, Inc. You have several suppliers with whom users within your network routinely communicate through email. You want to make it easier for your users to communicate with these suppliers by creating an Exchange recipient object for them. What is the correct type of object that you should create for these suppliers? A. A mailbox-enabled user account B. A mail-enabled user account C. A mail-enabled distribution group D. A mail-enabled contact
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| Question 8 | You are planning to upgrade an existing Exchange Server 5.5 organization to Exchange Server 2003. All domain controllers within the forest are running Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 4. The forest has three trees. The root domain of the forest is quepublishing.com. The root of the second tree is informit.com. The root domain of the third tree is examcram2.com. The Schema Master is located in the infrastructure.informit.com domain. The Domain Naming Master is located in the infrastructure.quepublishing.com domain. Before you upgrade to Exchange Server 2003, you must run the ForestPrep and DomainPrep utilities. In which domain should you run the ForestPrep utility? A. Run ForestPrep in the examcram2.com domain. B. Run ForestPrep in the quepublishing.com domain. C. Run ForestPrep in the informit.com domain. D. Run ForestPrep in the infrastructure.informit.com domain. E. Run ForestPrep in the infrastructure.quepublishing.com domain.
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| Question 9 | You are planning an Exchange Server 2003 installation for a single Windows Server 2003 forest running at the Windows Server 2003 functional level. This forest has two trees. The root domain of the forest is quepublishing.com. The root of the second tree is examcram2.com. Child domains that will host users with Exchange mailboxes include west.examcram2.com, east.examcram2.com, north.quepublishing.com, and south.quepublishing.com. No operations master roles have been moved since the installation of the forest. Before you install Exchange Server 2003, you must run the ForestPrep and DomainPrep utilities. Which of the following represents the utilities that you must run in particular domains? (Choose all that apply.) A. Run ForestPrep in the examcram2.com domain. B. Run ForestPrep in the quepublishing.com domain. C. Run DomainPrep in the examcram2.com domain. D. Run DomainPrep in the quepublishing.com domain. E. Run DomainPrep in the north.quepublishing.com domain. F. Run ForestPrep in the west.examcram2.com domain.
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| Question 10 | Your company uses the domain name examcram2.com for its Web site and email addresses. The internal root domain is int.examcram2.com. Your ISP's DNS server hosts the examcram2.com primary zone. Your internal DNS server hosts a secondary copy of the examcram2.com domain as well as the AD integrated int.examcram2.com domain. You have recently added a smart host on your screened subnet. This smart host relays all of your organization's SMTP traffic from the Internet to your internal LAN. Before you are able to receive email from the Internet, you need to configure two records. Which records are these? A. Configure an MX record on the ISP's DNS server. B. Configure an MX record on your internal DNS server. C. Configure an A record on your ISP's DNS server. D. Configure an A record on your internal DNS server.
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| Question 11 | You have several users who travel around the world and access your company's Exchange Server 2003 OWA server from Internet cafés located in airport terminals. You have configured OWA to support S/MIME. Users do not require a certificate to log on to the OWA server. Which of the following functions will users of OWA located in Internet cafés not be able to perform? (Choose all that apply.) A. Digitally sign messages to other users within the Exchange organization. B. Encrypt messages to other users within the Exchange organization. C. Receive encrypted messages from other users within the Exchange organization. D. Send unsigned messages to other users within the Exchange organization.
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| Question 12 | You are the Exchange administrator for your organization. You have several dozen clients that will be connecting to your newly installed Exchange Server 2003 organization via Outlook Web Access. For your clients to have the best possible experience when using Outlook Web Access, what minimum version of Internet Explorer should they have installed? |
| Question 13 | You have implemented an online backup strategy for your Exchange Server 2003 computers using a full backup with differential backup plan. Full backups are performed on Friday night and differential backups are performed Monday through Thursday nights. The power failed early Wednesday morning and now several users complain they cannot access their mailboxes on one of your Exchange servers. You have verified that the server itself has restarted properly and all services are running. Users on other mailboxes on the server report no issues. In what order will you need to use your backup tapes to perform the restoration? A. Friday full backup, Monday differential, Tuesday differential B. Friday full backup, Monday differential C. Friday full backup, Tuesday differential D. Friday full backup
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| Question 14 | You are preparing to create a new IPSec policy that will be used to secure traffic between your front-end and back-end Exchange Server 2003 computers. What available data hashing methods does IPSec in Windows Server 2003 offer? (Choose all that apply.) A. DES B. SHA1 C. MD5 D. AES E. 3DES
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| Question 15 | From what address list is the default offline address list created? A. Default GAL B. All Contacts C. All Users D. All Public Folders
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| Question 16 | You are the Exchange administrator for Robert's Rockets, Inc. The Web site administrator for your company has created a jobs listing page with the email address of jobs@robertsrockets.us. The HR manager will be responsible for reviewing all submissions to this email address. What type of Exchange recipient object should you create and assign this email address? A. A mailbox-enabled user account B. A mail-enabled user account C. A mail-enabled distribution group D. A mail-enabled contact
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| Question 17 | You are the administrator of a five-domain, two-tree, Windows 2000 Server forest. Currently, you are using Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server for email and calendaring for users in all domains of the forest. Exchange 2000 Server SP2 is hosted on two Windows 2000 SP2 member servers in the root domain. You are planning to migrate your forest to Windows Server 2003. This necessitates an upgrade of your messaging infrastructure of Exchange Server 2003. As you need continuity in your messaging infrastructure, the Exchange upgrade will be performed before all servers are moved to Windows Server 2003. The Schema Master is located in the root domain. The DC that hosts the Schema Master also hosts the global catalog server. What is the minimum requirement for the Windows 2000 environment you need to fulfill before beginning the upgrade to Exchange Server 2003? (Choose all that apply.) A. Upgrade the computers hosting Exchange 2000 Server to Windows 2000 Server, Service Pack 3. B. Upgrade all global catalog servers in the forest to Windows 2000 Server, Service Pack 3. C. Upgrade all domain controllers in the forest to Windows 2000 Server, Service Pack 3. D. Upgrade all domain controllers in the forest to Windows Server 2003. E. Upgrade all global catalog servers in the forest to Windows Server 2003. F. Upgrade the computers hosting Exchange 2000 Server to Windows Server 2003.
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| Question 18 | The examcram2.com forest is shown in Figure 11.1. On which of the domain controllers shown should you run the ForestPrep utility before you attempt to install Exchange Server 2003?
Figure 11.1. 
A. PDC Emulator in the examcram2.com domain B. PDC Emulator in the east.examcram2.com domain C. Domain Naming Master in the east.examcram2.com domain D. Schema Master in the west.examcram2.com domain
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| Question 19 | Host Alpha can ping other hosts on the same LAN via IP, but cannot ping hosts on a remote network using the same method. Other hosts on the same LAN as host Alpha can ping hosts on the remote network as well as host Alpha. Given this information, what problems might exist in host Alpha's TCP/IP configuration? (Choose all that apply.) A. Host Alpha has been assigned an incorrect IP address. B. Host Alpha has been assigned an incorrect subnet mask. C. Host Alpha has been assigned an incorrect DNS server address. D. Host Alpha has been assigned an incorrect default gateway.
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| Question 20 | You want to support users on the Internet retrieving mail from an Exchange Server 2003 front-end server via the secure version of the POP3 protocol. Which port on the firewall do you need to open to allow this to occur? A. 25 B. 993 C. 995 D. 143 E. 110
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| Question 21 | When using the Cache mode available in Outlook 2003, which modes of operation are available from which to choose? (Choose all that apply.) A. Download Headers and Attachments B. Download Headers and then Full Items C. Download Headers and Message Bodies D. Download Headers Only E. Download Full Items F. Download Headers
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| Question 22 | Your organization currently has one front-end Exchange Server 2003 computer to support Outlook Web Access that communicates with one back-end Exchange Server 2003 server. Recently, users have been complaining to you that it takes longer and longer to access the OWA server. The CIO of your organization has directed you to correct this problem by implementing a network load-balancing cluster of four Exchange Server 2003 servers on the front-end and an active/active Microsoft Clustering Server cluster of back-end Exchange servers. All of your Exchange servers are running on Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition computers. How many maximum nodes can you use in the back-end cluster? A. Two B. Three C. Four D. Six
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| Question 23 | You are preparing to create a new IPSec policy that will be used to secure traffic between your front-end and back-end Exchange Server 2003 computers. You have decided to use one of the preconfigured IPSec policies that come in Windows Server 2003 to secure network traffic on your internal network. Which of the following are the policies included with Windows Server 2003? (Choose all that apply.) A. Client (Respond Only) B. Client (Request Security) C. Client (Require Security) D. Server (Respond Only) E. Server (Request Security) F. Server (Require Security) G. Secure Server (Respond Only) H. Secure Server (Request Security) I. Secure Server (Require Security)
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| Question 24 | You are the Exchange administrator for Amy's Aardvarks, a wild animal refuge. You have recently acquired another organization, Sam's Snakes, and integrated their users and network into your own. You have created two new GALs, one that represents the users previously in the Amy's Aardvarks network and one that represents the users previously in the Sam's Snakes network so that users will be able to quickly locate those users they communicate with most often. For a regular user who is a member of the Amy's Aardvarks GAL, which GAL will be listed in her Outlook client? A. The GAL that represents the users previously in the Sam's Snakes network B. The GAL that represents the users previously in the Amy's Aardvarks network C. Both custom GALs D. Both custom GALs and the default GAL
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| Question 25 | You are the Exchange administrator for Robert's Rockets, Inc. You have recently installed Exchange Server 2003 for the first time in your organization. You have several groups that are currently in use on your network for various purposes. When you send a test message to one of these groups, none of the users on your network receive the message. In addition, no nondelivery report (NDR) was generated and sent to you by the Exchange server. What do you suspect is the most likely cause of this problem? A. You did not configure the group as a security group. B. You did not configure the group as a distribution group. C. You did not assign the group an email address. D. You did not configure an expansion server for the group.
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| Question 26 | Your boss wants your input on the idea of upgrading your current single Exchange 2000 Server computer to Exchange Server 2003. Your company uses the following Exchange 2000 services: instant messaging service, Chat service, mobile information server, and conferencing server, as well as IMAP4, OWA, and shared calendars. If you upgrade your single Exchange 2000 server to Exchange Server 2003, which of the installed services will you have to remove for the installation to proceed? (Choose all that apply.) |
| Question 27 | You are installing Exchange Server 2003 in a single domain Windows Server 2003 functional level forest. Which groups does your account need to be a member of to run the ForestPrep utility? (Choose all that apply.) |
| Question 28 | You need your junior administrator Rooslan to be able to add, delete, and rename Exchange Server 2003 objects. Which of the following roles should you delegate via the Exchange Administration Delegation Wizard to his account without granting more privileges than necessary? A. Exchange Full Administrator B. Exchange Administrator C. Exchange View Only Administrator D. Domain Administrator
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| Question 29 | Your boss has come to ask you who in the organization might be able to decrypt encrypted email sent to him by a user named Oksana. Oksana uses OWA from home via Windows XP Professional linked to a cable modem. What do you tell your boss? (Choose all that apply.) A. That Oksana can decrypt the message B. That anyone with the Exchange Full Administrator role delegated to him can decrypt the message C. That your boss can decrypt the message D. That the key recovery agent for the CA that issued your boss's private key can decrypt the message
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| Question 30 | You are the Exchange administrator for your organization. You have several dozen clients that will be connecting to your newly installed Exchange Server 2003 organization using RPC over HTTP. What will be used to provide security for these connections? A. An IPSec VPN between the client and the server B. Basic authentication with SSL encryption C. Basic authentication with MPPE encryption D. Windows Integrated authentication with SSL encryption
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| Question 31 | Your organization currently has one front-end Exchange Server 2003 computer and one back-end Exchange Server 2003 server to support Outlook Web Access. Recently, users have been complaining to you that it takes longer and longer to access the OWA server. The CIO of your organization has directed you to correct this problem by implementing a cluster of back-end Exchange servers. All of your Exchange servers are running on Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition computers. If you implement an active/passive clustering solution, what are the minimum and maximum number of nodes you can have? A. Minimum of 1, maximum of 8 B. Minimum of 1, maximum of 6 C. Minimum of 2, maximum of 8 D. Minimum of 2, maximum of 6
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| Question 32 | What protocols can clients use to access the default public folder tree in Exchange Server 2003? (Choose all that apply.) A. MAPI B. HTTP C. NNTP D. SMTP E. SMNP F. IMAP4
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| Question 33 | You are the Exchange administrator for Amy's Aardvarks, a wild animal refuge. You have recently acquired six other organizations: Sam's Snakes, Tim's Toads, Jack's Jackals, Bob's Bobcats, Hugh's Hippos, and Eric's Eagles. All of these users have been integrated into Amy's Aardvarks network and use email addresses in the Amy's Aardvarks namespace. You have been asked by several of the users to create new address lists that will make it easier to locate users who were previously in specific companies, without preventing access to the default GAL. None of your users work offline. What should you do? A. Create a new GAL named for each of the organizations that has been acquired that contains only users who were part of that organization. B. Create a new custom address list named for each of the organizations that has been acquired that contains only users who were part of that organization. C. Create a new offline list named for each of the organizations that has been acquired that contains only users who were part of that organization. D. Create a new query-based distribution group named for each of the organizations that has been acquired that contains only users who were part of that organization.
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| Question 34 | You are the Exchange administrator for Jeff's Jumps, Inc., a skydiving tour company. Your network consists of a parent domain, corp.jeffsjumps.com, and two child domains, west.corp.jeffsjumps.com and east.corp.jeffsjumps.com. Users in the East domain routinely complain to you that they cannot resolve the membership of many groups that are located in the West domain. What is the most likely reason for this problem? A. The groups in question are universal in scope. B. The groups in question are distribution groups. C. The groups in question are security groups. D. The groups in question are global in scope.
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| Question 35 | You are planning a migration from an existing Lotus Notes R5 messaging system to Exchange Server 2003. You have installed Exchange Server 2003 on a Windows 2000 server running Service Pack 4. Which of the following steps must you take on the Notes R5 server as part of configuring the Exchange Server 2003 Notes R5 connector? |
| Question 36 | You are part of the network administration team for a single domain Windows Server 2003 forest that has two sites, as shown in Figure 11.2. The sites are linked by an ISDN connection that is currently down. You want to run the ForestPrep utility in the Branch site. Which of the servers located at the Headquarters site do you need access to, to do this? (Choose all that apply.)
Figure 11.2. 
A. Domain Naming Master B. Global catalog server C. Schema Master D. DNS server E. Infrastructure Master
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| Question 37 | Your Exchange Server 2003 computer's TCP/IP settings have been configured as shown in Figure 11.3. Currently, the server is unable to communicate with any other hosts on the network. Which setting should you alter to remedy this?
Figure 11.3. 
A. Set the subnet mask to 255.255.255.248. B. Set the default gateway to 10.10.10.225. C. Set the preferred DNS server to 10.10.240.221. D. Set the IP address to 10.10.240.215.
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| Question 38 | Your network is configured as shown in Figure 11.4. You have a bridgehead server located on the screened subnet that sends and receives SMTP traffic to the Internet. This is the only host that the external firewall allows to transmit and receive port 25 traffic. Your internal firewall is configured only to allow the bridgehead server to send and receive port 25 traffic from the two SMTP servers shown on the internal LAN. You are configuring IPSec policies for your clients and the two SMTP servers to ensure that only authorized computers are able to transmit messages to this server. Which of the following policies should you apply? (Choose all that apply.)
Figure 11.4. 
A. Default Client Respond Only to the client computers B. Default Server to the SMTP servers C. Default Secure Server to the SMTP servers D. Customized Secure Server to the SMTP servers
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| Question 39 | You are the Exchange administrator for your organization. You are planning to deploy a front-end Exchange Server 2003 server to which Outlook Web Access clients will connect. Which of the following deployment solutions is generally considered to be the most secure option? A. OWA front-end server outside of a single firewall B. OWA front-end server with no firewalls C. OWA front-end server between two firewalls in a screened subnet D. OWA front-end server inside of a single firewall
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| Question 40 | Your Exchange organization has two Exchange Server 2003, Enterprise Edition computers running in an active/active cluster. Both Exchange servers have three storage groups on them. Should one of the Exchange servers fail, what will be the resulting situation? A. The remaining Exchange server will pick up all storage groups. B. The remaining Exchange server will only pick up one of the storage groups, causing the other two to become dismounted and, thus, unavailable to those users. C. The remaining Exchange server will only pick up two of the storage groups, causing the other one to become dismounted and, thus, unavailable to those users. D. The remaining Exchange server will also fail due to being loaded with too many storage groups.
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| Question 41 | Public folders inherit the permissions set on their parent object at the time of creation. If these parent permissions are subsequently changed, what happens to those permissions on the child public folder? A. The permissions are automatically propagated down, overriding all child settings. B. The permissions are automatically propagated down, combining with child settings. C. The permissions are not automatically propagated down and must be manually configured. D. The permissions are not automatically propagated down, but can be forced to propagate if desired.
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| Question 42 | You are the Exchange administrator for Amy's Aardvarks, a wild animal refuge. You have been asked to create three new address lists that will only be seen by those users who are explicitly allowed to see them. How will you go about creating these new address lists and hiding them from all but the users who are allowed to see them? A. Create a new, empty, top-level custom address list. Inside of that address list, create the required custom address lists and configure them with the Open Address List permission granted to only the specific users or groups who are allowed to access the address list. B. Create a new, empty, top-level custom address list. Configure this address list with the Open Address List permission denied to those users who do not have access to the address lists. Inside of that address list, create the required custom address. C. Create a new offline address list for each of the required address lists and configure it to allow only the designated users the Open Address List permission. D. Create the required custom address lists and configure them with the Open Address List permission granted to only the specific users or groups who are allowed to access the address list.
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| 3 | Question 4You are the Exchange administrator for Jeff's Jumps, Inc., a skydiving tour company. Your network consists of a parent domain, corp.jeffsjumps.com, and two child domains, west.corp.jeffsjumps.com and east.corp.jeffsjumps.com. During the summer months, the company routinely hires several dozen employees per week. You do not want to manually add these users into the appropriate distribution groups to which they belong. What should you do? A. Write a script that does the group addition for you. B. Use query-based distribution groups. C. Use query-based security groups. D. Use distribution groups and WMI filters to determine group members.
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| Question 44 | Your organization's messaging infrastructure has a mix of Exchange Server 2003 and Novell GroupWise. You have installed the Novell GroupWise connector on an Exchange Server 2003 computer that will function as a bridgehead between the two messaging systems. On the GroupWise server, you have configured the account that the Exchange connector will use with read/write permission to the API gateway directories on the Novell server and given it local administrative rights on the Novell server running GroupWise. Which other steps must be taken with this account to allow the connector to use it? A. The account needs to be added to the Schema Administrators group in the Windows Server 2003 domain. B. The account needs to be added to the Exchange Full Administrators group in the Windows Server 2003 domain. C. The account needs to be added to the GroupWise NTGateway group. D. The account needs to be added to the GroupWise Mail Administrators group.
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| Question 45 | You are preparing a Windows 2000 member server to host the first Exchange Server 2003 installation in your Windows 2000 native mode forest. The ForestPrep and DomainPrep utilities have been successfully run in the relevant domains. Which criteria should your Windows 2000 member server meet before you install Exchange Server 2003? (Choose all that apply.) A. Should have Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 2 installed B. Should have Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 3 installed C. Should have the WWW Publishing Service installed D. Should have the NNTP Service installed E. Should have the SMTP Service installed F. Should have the FTP Service installed
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| Question 46 | Parsons works for a small network consulting company. One of his clients is a medium-sized accounting office with a single Exchange Server 2003 system. Users at the office are able to receive email from the Internet, but email sent from users in the office to users on the Internet never seems to arrive. Intraoffice email seems to work perfectly. Which of the following should Parsons investigate as a likely culprit? A. The smart host located on the screened subnet B. The TCP/IP configuration of the Exchange server C. Whether port 25 is open on the external firewall D. Whether the MAPI port is open on the internal firewall
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| Question 47 | You have several Windows 2000 clients running Outlook 2000 that require mailbox access to a single Exchange Server 2003 computer running on the internal LAN. You do not want to configure the Windows 2000 clients with a VPN connection. To support this, you need to open the RPC and MAPI ports on the Internet firewall. Which of the following solutions will enable these Windows 2000 clients running Outlook 2000 to access their mailboxes on the Exchange server in the most secure fashion? A. Place an ISA server on the screened subnet. Ensure that the external firewall only allows RPC and MAPI traffic to go to the ISA server. Configure the internal firewall to only allow RPC and MAPI traffic from the ISA server to the Exchange Server 2003 computer on the internal LAN. Configure the ISA server to forward all MAPI packets to the Exchange Server 2003 computer on the internal LAN. B. Place an ISA server on the internal network. Allow RPC and MAPI traffic from the Internet to pass through the external and internal firewalls to the ISA server. Configure the ISA server to forward all MAPI traffic to the Exchange Server 2003 computer. C. Place the Exchange Server 2003 computer on the screened subnet. Configure the Internet firewall to allow RPC and MAPI traffic from the Internet to the Exchange server. Configure the internal firewall to allow RPC and MAPI traffic from the internal LAN clients to the Exchange server. D. Place an ISA server and Exchange Server 2003 computer on the screened subnet. Ensure that the external firewall only allows RPC and MAPI traffic to go to the ISA server. Configure the ISA server to forward all MAPI packets to the Exchange Server 2003 computer.
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| Question 48 | You are the Exchange administrator for your organization. You have deployed a front-end server inside a screened subnet that provides connectivity for OWA clients on the Internet. Clients connecting to this front-end server use SSL-secured connections on port 443. Which port will the front-end server use to communicate with the back-end server? |
| Question 49 | You are the Exchange administrator for your organization. Part of your responsibilities includes performing and managing backups of the Exchange servers in your organization. Which backup method can you use on a daily basis that only requires one backup tape to be used for restoration of data and purges all transaction logs that have already been committed to the database? A. Copy B. Incremental C. Normal D. Differential
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| Question 50 | Public folder replication occurs as a process of separate, but interrelated stages. Which of the following stages provides replication for the actual data contained within the public folder? |
| Question 51 | Which service is responsible for keeping the Exchange address lists up to date? A. Recipient Update Service B. Microsoft Exchange Management C. Microsoft MTA Stacks D. Microsoft Exchange System Attendant
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| Question 52 | You are the Exchange administrator for Jeff's Jumps, Inc., a skydiving tour company. Your network consists of a parent domain, corp.jeffsjumps.com, and two child domains, west.corp.jeffsjumps.com and east.corp.jeffsjumps.com. You are creating several new distribution groups in each child domain that will be used for various purposes. You want the users in each domain to be able to determine the membership of the distribution groups in the other domain. Which group scope should you use when creating the new distribution groups? A. Local B. Domain Local C. Global D. Universal
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| Question 53 | Which of the following messaging systems does the Exchange Server 2003 Migration Wizard support? (Choose all that apply.) A. Lotus Notes R5 B. Lotus Notes R6 C. Novell GroupWise 5.x D. Novell GroupWise 6.x
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| Question 54 | You want to install Exchange Server 2003 on a two-node Windows 2000 cluster. Which of the following limitations apply to this installation? (Choose all that apply.) A. Windows 2000 Server needs to be patched to Service Pack 3. B. Windows 2000 Server needs to be patched to Service Pack 4. C. You can only use the Enterprise Edition of Exchange Server 2003. D. Exchange Server 2003 does not support two-node active/active clusters. E. Exchange Server 2003 does not support two-node active/passive clusters.
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| Question 55 | Which of the following services need to be started for the Novell GroupWise connector for Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 to function correctly on the computer that hosts the Exchange server? (Choose all that apply.) A. Services for Unix B. Microsoft Exchange Connectivity Controller C. Microsoft Exchange Router for Novell GroupWise D. Microsoft Exchange Connector for Lotus Notes
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| Question 56 | Your organization has ten Exchange Server 5.5 servers running on Windows 2000 Server computers. You are planning to install four Exchange Server 2003 computers, and gradually migrate users from one messaging system to the other. You have 500 employees who will need to access their email via OWA. Their mailboxes are spread across the Exchange Server 5.5 servers. How could you configure this? A. Place two Exchange Server 2003 front-end servers running OWA on the screened subnet. Place two Exchange Server 2003 servers configured as back-end servers on the internal LAN. Configure a back-end server with the ADC to synchronize mail data. B. Place two Exchange Server 2003 front-end servers running OWA on the screened subnet. Configure the front-end servers with the ADC to synchronize mail data. C. Place an Exchange Server 5.5 server and an Exchange Server 2003 computer running OWA on the screened subnet. D. Place all four Exchange Server 2003 computers on the screened subnet and configure them as front-end servers running OWA.
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| Question 57 | You are the Exchange administrator for your organization. This morning when you came to work, you noticed that all of your Exchange servers had been restarted over night. You have discovered that a power outage occurred last night that was longer in duration than the capacity of your UPS devices. One of your Exchange servers is displaying a message at the logon screen informing you that one or more services failed to start. After logging on to the Exchange server, where should you go first to determine what the problem is? |
| Question 58 | You are the Exchange administrator for your organization. Part of your responsibilities includes performing and managing backups of the Exchange servers in your organization. You need to implement a new backup method that provides the quickest backup of your Exchange servers Monday through Thursday. The length of time required to perform the backup on Friday night does not matter. No backups need to be made on Saturday or Sunday. Your backup plan must also purge all committed transaction logs from the Exchange server upon completion of the backup. The length of time required to recover the Exchange server is not an issue. Which of the following backup plans should you implement? A. Normal backups each night B. Normal backup on Friday night, differential backups on Monday through Thursday nights C. Normal backup on Friday night, incremental backups on Monday through Thursday nights D. Copy backup on Friday night, incremental backups on Monday through Thursday nights
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| Question 59 | Public folder replication occurs as a process of separate, but interrelated stages. Which of the following stages represent the actual stages of public folder replication? (Choose all that apply.) A. Content conflict resolution B. Tree structure replication C. Backfill replication D. Permissions replication E. Hierarchy replication F. Content replication
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| Question 60 | You are the Exchange administrator for Amy's Aardvarks, a wild animal refuge. All of the users are located in your single domain, corp.amysaardvarks.com. You have recently just added 50 new mailbox-enabled user accounts to your network. What action should you consider performing next? A. You should manually run the Recipient Update Service (CORP) object and select Update from the context menu. B. You should manually run the Recipient Update Service (Enterprise) object and select Update from the context menu. C. You should manually run the Recipient Update Service (CORP) object and select Rebuild from the context menu. D. You should manually run the Recipient Update Service (Enterprise) object and select Rebuild from the context menu.
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