| Question 1 | 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 need to create Exchange mailboxes for all of your users who existed in the domain before Exchange was installed. What utility will you use to perform this task? |
| Question 2 | Your organization has two Exchange 2000 Server computers. Currently, your organization heavily utilizes the Exchange 2000 instant messaging and Chat services. You need to upgrade some of your infrastructure, including at least one of the servers hosting Exchange to Windows Server 2003. How can you do this while retaining the instant messaging and Chat services? A. Upgrade one of the Exchange 2000 Server computers to Exchange Server 2003. Then upgrade to Windows Server 2003. B. Upgrade one of the computers hosting Exchange 2000 Server to Windows Server 2003. C. Upgrade both of the computers hosting Exchange 2000 Server to Windows Server 2003. D. Upgrade both Exchange 2000 Server computers to Exchange Server 2003. Then upgrade Windows 2000 Server to Windows Server 2003.
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| Question 3 | Which of the following are benefits of running Exchange Server 2003 in native rather than in mixed mode? (Choose all that apply.) A. The default routing protocol is SMTP. B. Mailboxes cannot be moved between administrative groups. C. You can move Exchange Server 2003 computers from one routing group to another. D. Bridgehead servers use 7-bit MIME.
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| Question 4 | You are the network administrator for a single-site Windows Server 2003 domain that is a member of a 40-domain, multiple-tree forest. The DC hosting the global catalog server at your site has just failed. You have quickly configured another DC as a global catalog server, but the help desk is getting calls from users who are experiencing problems with their email. Which of the following courses of action should you suggest? A. Have the users restart Outlook. B. Have the users restart their computers. C. Reboot the Exchange Server 2003 computer. D. Reboot all of the domain controllers.
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| Question 5 | You have ten Exchange Server 2003 back-end computers that host mailboxes for your two Exchange Server 2003 front-end computers running OWA. The Exchange Server 2003 front-end computers are located on the screened subnet. You want an event to be written to a log file on a domain controller each time a user accesses his mailbox via OWA. Which of the following auditing settings should you enable? |
| Question 6 | Which of the following server monitors would give you the first indication of a problem sending email to Internet recipients? |
| Question 7 | You are the Exchange administrator for your organization. Part of your responsibilities includes performing and managing backups of the Exchange servers in your organization. During the performance of an online backup, which of the following actions do not happen? (Choose all that apply.) A. The .edb files are backed up. B. The database is dismounted. C. The .log files are backed up. D. The .stm files are backed up. E. Each file is checked for corruption. F. Each file is not checked for corruption.
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| Question 8 | Your Exchange organization consists of five routing groups contained within a single administrative group. Several routing group connectors exist and have the following costs associated with them: All routing group connectors are configured to allow public folder referral across the connector. If a client with a mailbox on a mailbox store in routing group A attempts to access a public folder that has no replica in routing group A, but does have a replica in the remaining routing groups, in which routing group will the client next attempt to locate the public folder replica? |
| Question 9 | You are the Exchange administrator for Wally's Wild Animals. Your network consists of a single Active Directory forest, one root domain, and five child domains. The root domain is corp.wallyswild.com, and the five child domains are birds.corp.wallyswild.com, snakes.corp.wallyswild.com, fish.corp.wallyswild.com, insects.corp.wallyswild.com, and canines.corp.wallyswild.com. There is at least one Exchange server installed in each of the domains in the organization. How many total instances of the Recipient Update Service are there in your organization? A. One B. Two C. Three D. Seven
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| Question 10 | 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 users whom you want to be located in the global address list, but do not want to have Exchange mailboxes. What should you do? A. Create contact objects to represent these users and delete their domain user accounts. B. Mailbox-enable these users. C. Mail-enable these users. D. Mailbox-enable these users and then configure the Deny permission for their mailboxes.
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| Question 11 | You are the administrator of a two-domain Windows Server 2003 forest running at the Windows 2000 Server mixed mode functional level. Until recently, all users in your organization used Lotus Notes R5 for messaging and calendaring. Your manager has asked you to install Exchange Server 2003. Exchange users need to be able to see Notes users in their address book; similarly, Notes users need to be able to see Exchange users in theirs. You install Exchange Server 2003 and you are preparing to install the Notes R5 connector. Which steps do you need to take on the Exchange server to get the connector to work? (Choose all that apply.) A. Install the Lotus Notes R5 client. B. Install Microsoft Outlook. C. Create a special Notes mailbox on the Exchange server. D. Install the ADC. E. Ensure that the Exchange Connectivity Controller and Exchange connector for Lotus Notes services are started.
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| Question 12 | You are on the network administration team at a nationwide accounting company. The company has two Windows Server 2003 forests that share a forest trust relationship. Each forest has a single domain tree. It has been decided that accountants in a child domain of the first forest will use Exchange Server 2003 as an email and calendaring solution. At the moment, no other mail and calendaring solutions are in place. There are no plans to have accountants in other domains use Exchange Server 2003. Before your team installs Exchange Server 2003, they need to prepare the domain and the forest. Which of the following correctly represents how they should do this with the minimum administrative effort? A. They need to run ForestPrep in the root domains of both forests. They need to run DomainPrep in all domains within both forests. B. They need to run ForestPrep in the root domain of the first forest. They need to run DomainPrep in all domains within both forests. C. They need to run ForestPrep in the root domain of the second forest. They need to run DomainPrep in all domains within the second forest. D. They need to run ForestPrep in the root domain of the first forest. They need to run DomainPrep in the root domain and in the child domain that hosts the accountants' users accounts who will be utilizing Exchange Server 2003.
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| Question 13 | Which utility can you use to verify that port 25 is open on a remote SMTP server? A. Telnet B. FTP C. ping D. pathping
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| Question 14 | You have ten managers who are going to an overseas conference. Each wants to access your company's OWA server, located on your organization's screened subnet and that is available to the Internet. The OWA server runs on Windows Server 2003 and supports S/MIME. The hotel hosting the conference provides wireless Internet access to all participants. You are providing laptops with wireless cards for the management team. Which of the following steps do you need to take to allow the managers to use OWA to send and sign encrypted email back to users in your head office? (Choose all that apply.) A. Ensure that Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher is installed on the laptops. B. Ensure that each user's laptop has his personal certificate installed. C. Install the RPC over HTTP Service on the laptops. D. Install a VPN client on the laptops.
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| Question 15 | You are the Exchange administrator for your organization. You want to perform detailed troubleshooting on the IMAP4 Service and have all events written to the event logs that have a logging level of 3 or lower. When configuring the diagnostics logging to occur for the desired categories, what logging level will you need to select? A. None B. Minimum C. Medium D. Maximum
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| Question 16 | After performing an offline backup of your Exchange server, what utility must you use to check for corruption? |
| Question 17 | You have recently created and configured a new public folder tree that will be used to house sales price lists and inventory information for your company. What protocols will your users be able to use to access this new public folder tree and its contents? (Choose all that apply.) A. MAPI B. HTTP C. NNTP D. SMTP E. SNMP F. IMAP4
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| Question 18 | Besides keeping the Exchange address lists up to date, what other desirable function does the Recipient Update Service perform in the Exchange organization? A. It handles delivery and nondelivery reports. B. It updates the email addresses of recipient objects based on settings that are configured in the recipient policies. C. It notifies the Exchange administrator for stuck SMTP and X.400 queues. D. It allows network users to determine whether the user to whom they are sending email is logged on to the network.
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| Question 19 | You are the Exchange administrator for Robert's Rockets, Inc. All of your users use an email address of firstname.lastname@robertsrockets.us. Recently, one of your engineers has married and changed her last name. She routinely communicates with both internal and external users, many of who do not know she has changed her last name. She wants to start getting email at a new email address that reflects her new name, but still needs to continue to receive email sent to her old name. What should you do? A. Create a new user account and use her new married name to create the Exchange mailbox. Grant her permissions to access the new mailbox. B. Create a new SMTP email address for her new name and designate it the primary SMTP email address. C. Create a new contact object using her new married name to mail-enable it. Have the email sent to this contact object forwarded to her Exchange mailbox. D. Create a new SMTP email address for her new name and designate it the primary SMTP email address. Delete her old SMTP email address.
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| Question 20 | Which of the following limitations apply to using the Exchange Server Migration Wizard to move users and mailboxes from Exchange Server 5.5 to Exchange Server 2003? A. You cannot migrate from within the same Exchange organization using the Exchange Server Migration Wizard. B. The Exchange Server Migration Wizard works only if the ADC has been disabled. C. The Exchange Server Migration Wizard works only if the Exchange Server 5.5 server is hosted on a Windows 2000 Server computer. D. You cannot migrate from a separate Exchange organization using the Exchange Server Migration Wizard.
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| Question 21 | In which domain of a forest should you always run the ForestPrep utility before installing Exchange Server 2003? A. The root domain of the forest B. The domain that hosts a RID Master C. The domain that hosts a global catalog server D. The domain that hosts a Domain Naming Master E. The domain that hosts a PDC Emulator F. The domain that hosts a Schema Master
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| Question 22 | You are a member of the network administration team at a large accounting firm that has a functioning Exchange Server 2003 infrastructure running on Windows Server 2003. A new domain has just been added to the forest and you need to run DomainPrep so that the user accounts within that domain are able to use Exchange Server 2003. Which groups does your account need to be a member of to perform this function? |
| Question 23 | What would happen if the smart host on the screened subnet failed? (Choose all that apply.) A. Mail sent from one user in the organization to another user in the organization would not be delivered. B. Mail sent from a user on the Internet to a user in the organization would not be delivered. C. Mail sent from a user in the organization to a user on the Internet would not be delivered. D. Mail delivery would occur as normal.
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| Question 24 | You have several remote users who have cable modem connections to the Internet via their local ISP. These users already have email accounts with the ISP, but need to be able to download and interact with mail folders securely from their mailboxes in your Exchange Server 2003 organization. You have an Exchange Server 2003 front-end server located on your screened subnet that is configured to communicate with back-end servers located on your internal LAN. Which port should you open on the external firewall to support these users? |
| Question 25 | When performing performance monitoring on an Exchange server, which of the following terms is used to describe a situation in which the network is demanding more resources than your servers have available to them? A. Increasing queue length B. Increasing response time C. Decreasing throughput rate D. Bottlenecking
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| Question 26 | One of the nice features about performing online Exchange backups is that the files are checked for corruption at the file level by verifying the checksums on each page in the database. What size is each page of data in the database? |
| Question 27 | For a user account named jsmith, what is the correct URL that will point to his Exchange inbox? A. http://mail.servername/jsmith/inbox B. http://servername/mail/jsmith/ C. http://servername/exchange/jsmith/inbox D. http://servername/mail/jsmith/inbox
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| Question 28 | You are the Exchange administrator for Wally's Wild Animals. Your Exchange organization uses several dozen different custom address lists that use a variety of conditions in their LDAP queries to establish address list membership. The Recipient Update Service is configured to run every four hours. After adding 300 new mailbox-enabled user accounts to the network, what should you consider doing next? A. Perform a normal, online backup of the Exchange mailbox server hosting the newly created mailboxes. B. Run the Recipient Update Service in update mode. C. Run the Recipient Update Service in rebuild mode. D. Monitor the CPU and memory of the Exchange mailbox server hosting the newly created mailboxes.
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| Question 29 | You are the Exchange administrator for Robert's Rockets, Inc. The vice president of the company is on vacation all month and his executive assistant will be handing all email messages sent to him during this period. You need to allow the assistant to perform this task while making it appear that messages have been sent by the vice president directly. What should you do? A. Configure the vice president's mailbox with the Send As permission for the assistant. B. Configure the vice president's mailbox with the Send on Behalf permission for the assistant. C. Configure the vice president's mailbox with the Full Mailbox Access permission for the assistant. D. Configure the vice president's user account to forward all messages to the assistant's mailbox.
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| Question 30 | Your company has recently taken over another organization. The organization that has been acquired has a single domain with 200 users, all of who use a single Exchange 2000 Server computer. Your organization has a five-domain Windows Server 2003 functional level forest and is running Exchange Server 2003 in native mode. Rather than keep the original organization's infrastructure, it has been decided that you will create a new child domain within your company's forest. Which of the following tools can you use to migrate the existing Exchange 2000 Server organization to your company's Exchange Server 2003 organization while keeping the same account names, passwords, and mailbox contents? (Choose all that apply.) A. Active Directory Migration Tool B. Exchange Server Migration Wizard C. Active Directory Connector D. LDAP connector
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| Question 31 | You are about to install Exchange Server 2003 on a brand-new Windows Server 2003 computer. Your company already has an existing Exchange Server 2003 organization. Which of the following steps must you take to prepare the Windows Server 2003 computer to host Exchange Server 2003? (Choose all that apply.) A. Upgrade to Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 3. B. Ensure that the .NET framework is installed. C. Ensure that ASP.NET is installed. D. Ensure that the WWW Publishing Service, SMTP Service, and NNTP Service are installed. E. Ensure that the DNS server service is installed. F. Promote the Windows Server 2003 computer to a domain controller.
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| Question 32 | Your Exchange Server 2003 TCP/IP configuration is configured as shown in Figure 13.1. Currently, clients on the local network are able to communicate with the server, but the server is unable to communicate with hosts on remote networks. Which of the following changes would you make to the TCP/IP configuration to remedy this situation?
Figure 13.1. 
A. Alter the IP address to 10.10.184.175. B. Change the subnet mask to 255.255.255.240. C. Change the default gateway to 10.10.184.193. D. Change the DNS server address to 10.10.184.200.
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| Question 33 | Which of the following privileges does the Exchange Administrator role have? (Choose all that apply.) |
| Question 34 | You are performance monitoring several of your Exchange 2003 Server computers. When monitoring the Memory \ Pages/Sec counter, at what point should you consider the amount of RAM installed to be a limiting factor on the server's performance? |
| Question 35 | You are the Exchange administrator for your organization. Part of your responsibilities includes performing and managing backups of the Exchange servers in your organization. Concerning the performance of an offline backup, which of the following statements are true? (Choose all that apply.) A. The database is not dismounted. B. The database is dismounted. C. The committed transaction logs are purged. D. The committed transaction logs are not purged. E. Each file is checked for corruption. F. Each file is not checked for corruption.
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| Question 36 | You have just completed the installation and configuration of your first Exchange Server 2003 computer for your small business. By default, which virtual servers will be running to provide client access to the Exchange organization? (Choose all that apply.) A. POP3 B. HTTP C. IMAP4 D. NNTP E. SMTP
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| Question 37 | You are the Exchange administrator for Wally's Wild Animals. Your organization consists of two mailbox servers located in the same administrative and routing group. You currently have two mailbox stores on each server with users randomly assigned to a mailbox. You use mailbox store policies to control the amount of disk space each user is allowed to use. Users in the Marketing department routinely send and receive emails that have large attachments on them. You need to allow the users in the Marketing department to have an increased, but still limited, mailbox size without affecting the limits in place on any other users. What should you do? A. Create a new mailbox store policy for the desired limits that apply to the Marketing department. Apply it to all of your mailbox stores and use a WMI filter to ensure that it only applies to the users in the Marketing department. B. Create a new mailbox store and move all users in the Marketing department to it. Apply a new mailbox store policy to this mailbox store with the desired limits. Remove the mailbox store policies applied to the other mailbox stores. C. Create a new mailbox store policy for the desired limits that apply to the Marketing department. Remove the existing mailbox store policy that limits disk space usage. Apply the new mailbox store policies to all of your mailbox stores. D. Create a new mailbox store and move all users in the Marketing department to it. Apply a new mailbox store policy to this mailbox store with the desired limits.
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| Question 38 | You are the Exchange administrator for Robert's Rockets, Inc. You are preparing to create a new query-based distribution group that will contain all members of the Engineering and Manufacturing departments. Which of the following attributes can you safely use when creating the LDAP query? (Choose all that apply.) A. Assistant B. City C. Country D. Department E. Division F. Logon Workstations
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| Question 39 | When installing the ADC in a five-domain Windows Server 2003 forest that has five sites, which factors should you take into consideration? (Choose all that apply.) A. The ADC can only be installed on one server in the domain. B. The ADC can only be installed on one server in a site. C. The ADC should be installed on a global catalog server. D. The ADC should be installed in the same site as the server running Exchange Server 5.5.
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| Question 40 | You want to build a four-node Exchange Server 2003 cluster. You are planning to use Windows Server 2003 to support this cluster. Which of the following limitations apply to this cluster? (Choose all that apply.) A. You must use Exchange Server 2003, Enterprise Edition. B. You must use Exchange Server 2003, Standard Edition. C. You must configure the cluster as four-node active/active. D. You must configure the cluster as four-node active/passive.
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| Question 41 | You have been called out to a client site to deal with an Exchange Server 2003 computer that has suddenly stopped functioning properly. Until today, the server performed flawlessly, sending and receiving email from local users as well as from users on the Internet. The users at the site assure you that they have not altered any settings on the Exchange Server 2003 computer. Users at this site are barred from accessing the World Wide Web by company policy. Which of the following are likely to be the problem? (Choose all that apply.) A. An incorrect default gateway is set on the Exchange server. B. An incorrect subnet mask is set on the Exchange server. C. An incorrect DNS server has been set on the Exchange server. D. The DNS server has failed. E. The default gateway has failed. F. The firewall is blocking email.
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| Question 42 | You have a standalone bridgehead server running Windows Server 2003 located on the screened subnet. This server transmits and receives SMTP traffic from the Internet to the internal LAN. You want to configure a custom IPSec policy so that all traffic from the bridgehead server to the Exchange Server 2003 computers on the internal LAN is encrypted. Which IPSec authentication methods can this custom policy utilize? (Choose all that apply.) |
| Question 43 | You are performance monitoring several of your Exchange 2003 Server computers. When monitoring the Memory \ Available Bytes counter, at what point should you consider the amount of RAM installed to be a limiting factor on the server's performance? A. 2MB B. 4MB C. 8MB D. 16MB
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| Question 44 | You are the Exchange administrator for your organization. Part of your responsibilities includes performing and managing backups of the Exchange servers in your organization. All of your Exchange 2003 Server computers are running Enterprise Edition on Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition. When using the recovery storage group method of performing the restoration, how many mailbox stores can you restore at any one time? |
| Question 45 | You have just completed the installation and configuration of a new, front-end Exchange Server 2003 located in your screened subnet. This new server will act as a connection point for inbound Outlook Web Access connections from your remote users using a secure, encrypted connection. Your screened subnet also contains a public DNS server and a public Web server that hosts your company's public Internet Web site. What ports, at a minimum, do you need to ensure are open on the firewall between the Internet and your screened subnet to support this setup? (Choose all that apply.) A. 21 B. 53 C. 80 D. 88 E. 389 F. 443 G. 995
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| Question 46 | You are the Exchange administrator for Wally's Wild Animals. You have recently created a new offline address list that you want the users in all of your mailbox stores to have as their default offline address list. You will be configuring a mailbox store policy to implement this change. On what tab of the mailbox store policy will you make the required configuration? A. Database B. Limits C. General D. Full-Text Indexing
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| Question 47 | You are the Exchange administrator for Robert's Rockets, Inc. Your Exchange organization consists of one administrative group with three routing groups. Each routing group has four Exchange Server 2003 servers in it. Two of these servers are mailbox servers, one is a public folder server, and one is a bridgehead server. You have six distribution groups in your Exchange organization; each distribution group has more than 1,000 members in it. When messages are sent to one of these distribution groups, users on some mailbox servers complain of extremely slow access to their mailboxes. What two different actions could you perform to alleviate this problem in the most efficient manner possible? A. Configure each of the distribution groups to use a bridgehead server as an expansion server. B. Delete the static distribution groups and re-create them as query-based distribution groups. C. Add an additional server to each routing group and move some mailboxes to the new servers. D. Configure each of the distribution groups to use a public folder server as an expansion server.
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| Question 48 | Your organization has five Exchange Server 2003 computers and 10 Exchange Server 5.5 computers. You have just used a script to add 200 new user accounts to Active Directory. All of these accounts have mailboxes hosted on the Exchange Server 2003 computers. The update interval for the ADC is every five hours. You need to have these new users visible to the Exchange Server 5.5 users within the next 30 minutes. What steps can you take to allow this to happen? A. Use the Exchange Migration Wizard to initiate a replication. B. Use Active Directory Users and Computers to initiate a replication. C. Use the DCPROMO command to initiate a replication. D. Use the Active Directory Connector Services console to initiate a replication.
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| Question 49 | You are the administrator of a new Exchange Server 2003 organization running on Windows 2000 Server. You have created several new administrative groups, but find that you are unable to move existing mailboxes to these new groups. Which of the following steps can you take to enable this? A. Upgrade the Windows 2000 Server domain to native mode. B. Upgrade the Exchange Server 2003 organization to native mode. C. Upgrade the Windows 2000 Server domain to mixed mode. D. Upgrade the Exchange Server 2003 organization to Windows Server 2003 functional level. E. Upgrade the Windows 2000 Server domain to Windows Server 2003 functional level.
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| Question 50 | You have a single Exchange Server 2003 computer supporting 2,000 users in an office tower. The server is becoming increasingly slow. Your network functions at 100Mb. The Network Interface\Bytes Total/Sec number is currently hovering around 11 MB/Sec. The Processor\% Processor time is around 15%. The Memory Pages Output /Sec value is 5. The server is configured with a hardware RAID 0+1 array. What can you do to alleviate the bottleneck on the Exchange Server 2003 computer with a minimum amount of effort? A. Install a second Exchange Server 2003 computer. B. Install a second NIC on a different subnet. C. Install more RAM. D. Install a faster processor. E. Convert to a software RAID.
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| Question 51 | Your organization has deployed four Exchange Server 2003 computers. One of these is located on the screened subnet and is configured as a front-end server. The other three are located on the internal LAN as back-end servers. You want to enable remote users to retrieve email from Internet locations using the RPC over HTTP feature of Outlook 2003. The external firewall is configured correctly. Which ports do you need to open on the internal firewall to allow this to occur? (Choose all that apply.) A. 110 B. 88 C. 135 D. 389 E. 80
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| Question 52 | You are performance monitoring several of your Exchange 2003 Server computers. When monitoring the System \ Processor Queue Length counter, at what point should you consider the CPU to be a limiting factor on the server's performance? |
| Question 53 | Which of the following items are advantages of using the alternate recovery forest method to restore Exchange Server data? (Choose all that apply.) A. Allows for the restoration of public folders B. Allows for the restoration of shadow copies C. Provides the least amount of downtime for affected users D. Allows for the restoration of data in a nonproduction environment
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| Question 54 | You have just completed the installation and configuration of a new front-end Exchange Server 2003 located in your screened subnet. This new server will act as a connection point for inbound Outlook Web Access connections from your remote users using a secure, encrypted connection. What type of security do you need to use between the front-end and back-end Exchange servers to ensure end-to-end security is maintained? A. Kerberos B. SSL C. IPSec D. EFS
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| Question 55 | You are the Exchange administrator for Wally's Wild Animals. All users in your organization have email addresses in the corp.wallywild.com namespace. Your organization has recently been acquired by Teddy's Tours, Inc. All users in the Teddy's Tours network, including those previously in the Wally's Wild Animals organization, are to have email addresses in the teddystours.com namespace. The Teddy's Tours Exchange servers have been configured to pick up messages that are sent to the Wally's Wild Animals domain for the time being. What should you do to ensure that the users who were previously in the corp.wallywild.com namespace continue to receive email at these email addresses? A. Create a recipient policy that allows these users to receive mail to their alias in either namespace. B. Create a mailbox store policy that allows these users to receive mail to their alias in either namespace. C. Create a server policy that allows these users to receive mail to their alias in either namespace. D. Create a recipient policy that configures the mailbox manager settings that allow these users to receive mail to their alias in either namespace.
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| Question 56 | You are the Exchange administrator for Robert's Rockets, Inc. Your Exchange organization consists of one administrative group with three routing groups. Each routing group has four Exchange Server 2003 servers in it. Two of these servers are mailbox servers, one is a public folder server, and one is a bridgehead server. You have six distribution groups in your Exchange organization; each distribution group has more than 1,000 members in it. When messages are sent to one of these distribution groups, users on some mailbox servers complain of extremely slow access to their mailboxes. You have configured the bridgehead servers to be expansion servers for these distribution groups. What is the danger of this solution? A. There is no danger in this solution; should one expansion server become unavailable, any other expansion server can take over its job. B. If an expansion server is unavailable, any distribution group that used that expansion server can no longer distribute messages. C. If an expansion server is unavailable, the remaining expansion servers could be overloaded by the distribution groups. D. If an expansion server is unavailable, messages sent to the distribution group are expanded on the first Exchange server that handles the message.
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| Question 57 | You are the administrator for a single Windows Server 2003 domain that has six sites spread across the country. Each site has a global catalog server installed. At present, users at each site have their accounts located in a site-specific OU. You will install a single Exchange Server 2003 computer at each site. Staff at a particular site will administrate the Exchange computer at that site. Staff at one location should not have administrative privileges on Exchange computers located at alternate sites. Which of the following will allow you to do this? A. Place each Exchange Server 2003 computer in the site-specific OU. B. Install the six Exchange Server 2003 computers. Create five administrative groups, one for each site. Move each Exchange Server 2003 computer into its own administrative group, leaving the headquarters Exchange computer in the First Administrative group. Assign rights to the administrative groups as appropriate. C. Create five administrative groups, one for each site. Install each Exchange Server 2003 computer into its respective site administrative group and the headquarters Exchange Server 2003 computer into the First Administrative group. Assign rights to the administrative groups as appropriate. D. Create five routing groups, one for each site. Install each Exchange Server 2003 computer into its respective routing group and the headquarters Exchange Server 2003 computer into the First Routing group. Assign rights to the routing groups as appropriate.
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| Question 58 | What is the benefit in using an ISA server as an RPC proxy server on the screened subnet over an Exchange Server 2003 computer configured as a front-end server? A. ISA Server can inspect traffic for problems before forwarding it to the Exchange server. B. Exchange Server 2003 cannot be configured as an RPC proxy server. C. ISA Server can remove the need for remote clients to connect to Exchange Server 2003 through a VPN. D. ISA Server supports RPC over HTTP for versions of Outlook prior to 2003.
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| Question 59 | Your Exchange server has the following TCP/IP configuration: IP address: 10.10.10.121 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.240 Default gateway: 10.10.10.120 Which of the following hosts are on the same logical subnet as the Exchange server? (Choose all that apply.) A. 10.10.10.114 B. 10.10.10.110 C. 10.10.10.124 D. 10.10.10.129
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| Question 60 | You have recently set up an IPSec rule to allow only encrypted traffic to be sent to an SMTP server on your network. You want to check that the server is indeed only receiving secure encrypted traffic and not receiving messages transmitted in plain text. Which of the following tools can you use to verify this? A. Network Monitor B. Telnet C. NNTP D. OWA
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