Review

The following review questions can help you determine if you have sufficiently familiarized yourself with the material covered in this chapter. You can find the answers to these questions at the end of this book in Appendix A, "Questions and Answers."

1. What is a dedicated public server?
2. Which communication method is used to access the public folder content using Outlook 2000?
3. You have decided to place all public folders on a particular server without configuring dedicated servers. A user works with Outlook 2000 and creates a new top-level folder. Where will the new public folder be located?
4. A user works with the Outlook 2000 and creates a new subfolder directly under a top-level folder. Where will the new public folder be stored?
5. Olivia calls and complains that some other users can't see her new public folder in their public folder trees. Users on the local server are able to work with the new folder. What is most likely the cause of the problem?
6. Users in your routing group need to work with a public folder called Customer Feedback. This folder is not kept in the local routing group, and you don't want to create a local replica of this folder. RPC communication is supported between all servers in your organization. What must be accomplished to allow your users access to the public folder content?