Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

What is a routing group? (p)

T/F - There can be only one Exchange Server 2003 organization in a forest. (p)
True False

What contains formal definitions of every object class that can be created in an Active Directory forest? (p)

What are the two types of definitions within the schema? (p)

What is the smallest element for which you can delegate administrative rights? (p)

What is a generic framework for objects (collection of attributes)? (p)

What stores partial replicas of the directories of other domains? (p)

What is used whenever a domain contains non-Active Directory computers? (p)

How are messages sent between servers within a routing group routed? (p)

A ______ _______ is one of the defining elements of a forest. (p)

What is a constant ID within a domain? (p)

What is an ID assigned to an object by it’s domain controller? (p)

These provide boundaries for and structure to the Active Directory database and can have their own replication & permissions configuration. (p)

What are the 3 naming contexts? (p)

Which naming context stores information about the physical structure of Exchange organization such as routing groups and connectors? (p)

Which naming context contains information about the object classes & their attributes that can be stored in Active Directory? (p)

Which naming standard stores all domain objects, including recipient objects such as users, groups, and contacts? (p)

*Which 2 services does Exchange Server 2003 use to access the catalog server? (p)

*Which service is a Windows service that isused by Exchange Server 2003 to access the catalog server? (p)

*________ functions as an intermediary between a client and the global catalog. (p)

*Which service uses a cache of recently accessed information to reduce the number of queries made to the global catalog server? (p)

Which service does not examine request, and is transparent to the user? (p)

________ implements a directory access cache that stores recently accessed information for a configurable length of time. (p)

What is included with Windows operating systems for servers and provides core services used by Exchange Server 2003? (p)

What introduced worker process isolation mode, which offers greater reliability & security to web servers? (p)

*Is POP3 used by Exchange Server 2003?

What is a list of IP addresses with owners who refuse to stop spamming called? (p)

What protocol provides user access to newsgroups either internally or on the Internet? (p)

What is a new feature exclusive to Exchange Server 2003 running on Windows Server 2003 that give the ability to use Outlook 2003 to connect to Exchange Server 2003 servers using the HTTP protocol? (p)

What is responsible for informing certain objects that other objects have been moved, changed, or otherwise modified? (p)

Windows 2000 Server & Windows Server 2003 include messaging transport capabilities such as ______, _______, and ______. These Windows services are used by Exchange Server 2003. (p)

What simulates the effect of high usage by Outlook MAPI clients? (p)

What simulates the effect of high usage by non-MAPI clients, such as POP, IMAP, SMTP, and Outlook Web Access 2003? (p)

What security groups must you be a part of in order to install the first Exchange Server 2003server in an organization? (p)

*Which two services (components) will be installed and enabled when you install Exchange Server 2003 on a computer running Windows 2000 Server?

Which utility updates the Schema and configuration naming contexts in Active Directory? (p)

Where must ForestPrep be run? (p)

What is the domain local group that contains all Exchange servers running in the Forest? (p)

What is the global group that contains all Exchange servers running in the domain you have selected? (p)

Where is the Exchange Domain Server global group from each domain placed? (p)

Exchange Server 2003 can be installed on computers running ___________ or later. (r)

What is the minimum RAM you need? (r)

Windows Server 2003 has ___________ built into the operating system, and _________ is available through the add/remove windows components wizard. (r)

Where must DomainPrep be run? (r)

*If you are going to unistall what will you need to do with mailboxes? (r)

The Exchange System Attendant service will not start without connectivity to what? (p)

What 3 Admin roles does Exchange Server 2003 support? (p)

Which role CAN assign permissions? (p)

What 2 places can authority to administer Exchange Server 2003 be delegated? (p)

Which level will grant permissions to the entire organization? (p)

What is a logical grouping of Exchange resources that are grouped together for administrative purposes? (p)

Which kind of groups have the same administrative requirements but are not grouped in the same physical location? (p)

Which kind of groups are used to implement functions that are linked to physical layout? (p)

Which edition of Exchange Server 2003 is required in order to be a able to use administrative groups? (p)

What are the 3 Administrative Models? (p)

Which model would commonly be used in a small to medium sized network? (p)

What kind of group would you use if you have multiple physical location well connected by WAN links? (p)

What is the preferred connector to use when connecting routing groups? (p)

Which mode Windows mode exists for backwards compatibility with versions of Exchange Server prior to Exchange Server 2000? (p)

*Which mode supports QDG’s and uses 8BITMIME data transfers? (p)

What is dedicated to running the mailbox and public folder stores? (p)

What handles incoming client connections? (p)

Which port does SSL use? (p)

Which port does NNTP use? (p)

What is one of the biggest benefits of frontend and back-end architecture? (p)

What service runs the information store? (r)

What service provides maintenance? (r)

If installing management tools on XP Pro what will be needed? (r)

If you have a small to medium what type of model? (r)

If you have a Large business what type of model will you need? (r)

What is the method to determine the amount of Routing Group Connectors that you will need for a fully meshed network? (r)

What connector is typically used to connect foreign (non-Microsoft) messaging systems? (r)

*What will reduce the amount of data sent over connections? (r)

What is a user account that has a mailbox in the Exchange organization and can send/receive email? (r)

Who has email address but not account? (r)

Where are group mailboxes maintained? (r)

If you email to a group were does it go? (r)

*How do you hide email from group? (r)

What is checked it you have 2 SMTP addresses configured for a user? (r)

How you give someone "Send As" permission for email? (r)

*How do you configure a quick method of email properties? (r)

What are the 4 types of recipient objects? (p)

Which type of recipients correspond to user accounts in the Active Directory domain? (p)

What is a user account that has a mailbox in the Exchange organization and can send and receive e-mail through the Exchange Server 2003 infrastructure? (p)

What is a user account similar to a mailbox-enabled user but does not have a mailbox in the Exchange organization?

This account also has an e-mail address, but no mailbox in the Exchange organization and does not correspond to a user account in the Active Directory domain.

________ are not associated with internal users and should not have internal e-mail addresses. (p)

When an e-mail is sent to an address associated with a group who will it go to?

Which edition of Exchange Server 2003 supports creating multiple storage groups on a server? (p)

When you create a mailbox-enabled user what must you do to initialize the mailbox? (p)

How long will a deleted mailbox be retained once it has been marked for deletion? (p)

Can the retention period on deleted mailboxes be adjusted? (p)

Once you purge deleted mailboxes, what is the only way they can be recovered? (p)

What is the default amount of time deleted items are kept for? (p)

What permission will allow you to send emails as someone else? (p)

Which Active Directory group scope is published to all global catalog servers in a forest? (p)

*What is a new type of distribution group introduces in Exchange Server 2003? (p)

What allows you to use a LDAP query to specify membership in the distribution group dynamically? (p)

*A QDG can only be created in an organization running Exchange Server 2003 or later that is in ______ mode. (p)

How many storage groups, per server, can Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition support? (p)

How many databases can each storage group contain? (p)

What two files does an Exchange Server 2003 information store contain? (p)

What types of backup will Circular logging NOT permit? (p)

An advantage of multiple storage groups isthat you can configure circular logging separately for each _______ _____. (p)

What are the 2 options you have when forcing the GAL to update? (p)

*Does denying access to an address list prevent users from e-mailing the recipients in that address list? (p)

When you changes to an address list, what replicates those changes? And where to? (p)

What provide a quick and effective method of defining different e-mail addresses for different users in your organization? (p)

With regard to recipient policies, which policy will have highest priority? (p)

*What 2 hard-coded variables are most commonly used to generate appropriate e-mail addresses for user accounts? (p)

A replicated public folder has fault tolerance and gives you the option to apply what to cut down on disk usage? (r)

If you are in the default public folder the content type is of what two types? (r)

What is the protocol used by Microsoft that is not "standard" to give us public folders? (r)

What are the two protocols that give access to Public Folders? (r)

What are the three types of rights on public folders? (r)

What can you enable to limit the number of transaction log files and prevent such files from filling up available disk space? (p)

What is the only user account type that can use Exchange System Manager to create public folders? (p)

Public folders created using Exchange System Manager can only contain what type of items? (p)

There can be only one single _____________ ______ tree in an Exchange Server 2003 organization, but as many _______ _______trees as you wish? (p)

Which tree is created automatically by the setup program when you install the first Exchange Server 2003 server? (p)

What is used to make public folder data available to users outside of the organization? (p)

What type of clients does a General purpose public folder tree NOT support? (p)

T/F - A hidden folder can receive messages. (p)
True False

How many ways are there to configure storage limits?

When a policy is applied to a public store, the storage limits cannot be over-ridden at which levels? (p)

What determines the amount of time a folder retains items before automatically deleting them? (p)

Is the Age limits feature enabled by default? (p)

When would Age Limits typically be enabled? (p)

What is the easiest way to move a public folder within a public folder tree? (p)

What is used to ensure that replication between a public folder and its replicas are synchronized? (p)

Can cost be assigned to routing group connectors? (p)

When is the ONLY time the child folder will inherit settings from the parent for Public Folders? (p)

What can be used to configure client permissions directly? (p)

What uses role-based permissions to assign permissions to a folder? (p)

What type of folder requires a moderator to approve all messages that get posted to it? (p)

This can be used to implement moderated folder functions, such as forwarding posts to a user mailbox. (p)

What controls which user and groups have permissions to change e-mail related attributes of a mail enabled public folder? (p)

_____________ users are able to read permissions but not to do anything else. (p)

By default, who has administrative rights to a public folder?

If you see access to email, documents and applications what are the two protocols being used? (r)

*The first HTTP virtual server installed is also known as what? (r)

What do you use to manage the first HTTP Virtual server? (r)

*What port is used for secure HTTP? (r)

*What are the two unique things you need to address when installing NNTP? (r)

What are the 3 criteria you can use to limit access? (r)

What is the most common method of authentication? (r)

What authentication method is only supported by Windows Clients? (r)

What protocol supports Integrated Windows Authentication? (r)

What are the attributes of a Exchange Virtual Host "status"? (r)

What logging level just reports high-level events? (r)

What is the default SMTP port? (r)

What SMTP command will tell the server to send messages? (r)

What is the ESMTP command for turn? (r)

What are the 3 SMTP folders? (r)

What should you never configure SMPT server to do? (r)

*What are the 2 most common MIME encoding? (r)

Why do you want to scan outgoing messages? (r)

What is a good tool for checking such things as missing patches, weak passwords, vulnerabilities, etc.? (r)

What would you install to help with Windows Automatic Updates? (r)

What is the number assigned to a message that helps Outlook determine if the message is SPAM? (r)

SCL (SPAM Confidence Level) can have a value of 1-10. If the value is low what is the probability the message is junk mail? (r)

If you get an encrypted message what will you need? (r)

What are the 3 things needed to use PKI effectively? (r)

What Administration level used for everyday tasks in Exchange Server? (r)

What is your primary security boundary in Active Directory? (r)

What is meant by well-connected (reliable high-bandwidth network links)? (r)

What is a type of schema definition can share attributes? (r)

What provides universal group membership information for user accounts attempting to log on the network? (r)

What is implemented on an Exchange server that cuts down on traffic? (r)

MAPI clients will get access from what service? (r)

What is the minimum OS you can install Exchange Server 2003? (r)

What must you install on Windows 2003 server to install Exchange Server 2003 that you would not need to install on Windows 2000 w/SP3? (r)

What is the process of extending the SCHEMA before installing Exchange? (r)

Where do you run ForestPrep? (r)

How do you create an Unattended install file? (r)

Exchange install Wizard is used to do what for Exchange? (r)

What must you do if you forcibly remove Exchange Server before reboot? (r)

Where do you determine the registry keys to remove after forcible removal of Exchange Server? (r)

What is used to manage the mailbox and Public Folder stores? (r)

When talking about 2000 always keep what in mind in regrades to Exchange? (r)

What Administrative model is needed for small to medium sized companies? (r)

What Routing Group Connector would you use if connecting unreliable locations or non-Microsoft (foreign) systems? (r)

What is the formula to determine the number of connectors needed for full-meshed routing group? (r)

Mixed Mode is used for compatibility to what? (r)

What is the minimum upgrade needed to move Exchange server(s) to Native Mode with Exchange Server 5.5, Exchange Server 2003 and Exchange Server 2000 in the mix? (r)

What are the advantages of Native Mode? (r)

User that has account but not mailbox? (r)

User that has that has user account and mailbox in the Exchange Server? (r)

Do groups have mailboxes? (r)

If you have 10 users in a group and a 10MB email file how much space is used on the Exchange Server? (r)

If you want to delete just the mailbox and not the user what tool would you use? (r)

On what tab do you hide email address from list? (r)

Who is the only one that can grant "Send As" permission? (r)

What is the only group scope that is published to the Global Catalog? (r)

What type of distribution group can be created dynamically and make the job easy on administrator? (r)

What provides a quick and effective method of defining different e-mail addresses for different users in your organization? (r)

What are examples of Hard Coded Recipient Policies? (r)

What type of logging is used to save disk space, but will not give you good differential backup solution. This logging can be good for Public folders? (r)

Default items in Public Folders? (r)

If you what to create non-default items in Public Folders what must you use? (r)

General purpose Public Folder trees do not support what kind of email client? (r)

After creating an email address for a Public Folder in the E-Mail Address Tab what tab would you use to create an alias? (r)

What is the setting that determines the amount of time a folder remains before automatically deleting? (r)

Permissions of users access to Public Folder are what kind of permissions? (r)

What are the 3 categories of permissions for Public Folders? (r)

What type of Public Folder must have messages approved? (r)

Who has rights to Public Folder by default? (r)

What service controls the creation and deletion of all resources in the virtual server? (r)

HTTP and WebDav provide what functions? (r)

What port is an SSL connection? (r)

What Virtual server will be on and configured by default on an Exchange server by default? (r)

What is another name for the first Virtual HTTP server? (r)

Where is the first Virtual server administered? (r)

Controlling Access to the server and Securing Access is done using what method(s)? (r)

What is the most common type of authentication? (r)

What authentication is used by Microsoft only? (r)

What is an extension of SSL? (r)

Exchange System Manager will display red circular white x when the virtual server is? (r)

Exchange System Manager will display white circle with two black bars when the virtual server is? (r)

Exchange System Manager will display white circle only when the virtual server is? (r)

What level have you set diagnostic logging to get only high-level? (r)

What is the standard SMTP port? (r)

What is the command to request an SMTP session and identifies the sending SMTP host to receive? (r)

What is the command to request an ESMTP session and identifies the sending SMTP host to receive? (r)

What command triggers the recipient server to send queued messages destined for the sending server? (r)

What are the three system folders used by SMTP to temporarily store messages in transit? (r)

Exchange Servers should NOT use each other as? (r)

What type of clients use SMTP for mail delivery? (r)

How do you configure IMAP for user? (r)

What are the MIME encoding options? (r)

What are the problems with filtering attachments? (r)

What is an SCL? (r)

How are SCL numbers established? (r)

What defines the content and purpose of a certificate? (r)

What 3 services are running for backward compatibility to earlier Exchange versions? (r)

What are the extended log files? (r)

Transaction logs have what properties?

If you have a message that is sent to multi Exchange recipient how many times will it be stored?

What is the RAID level that consists of two striped arrays that are then mirrored? Must have a minimum of 4 drives.

What type of storage has an IP address that you would not use in an Exchange environment?

What has an IP address and would be used in an Exchange environment?

What are 4 examples of static data that will not change and does not need to be backed up?

What is the hardest to recover for an admin if not backed up?

What type of backup gets all of the log files but not the database?

What type of backup gets new or changed log files?

What type of backup will recover/save disk space?

What will let you get to the a point-in-time recovery?

What needs to be deleted before doing a "roll-forward" restore?

How long do you have to recover deleted mailbox and restore to user?

To recover a user account?

What event source will you look for SMTP message routing?

If checking service status and find unreachable?

Queue that is not sending messages out?

What will you use to check queue?

If you think you are getting a DoS attack how can you determine?

If you want to configure diagnostics Exchange Virtual Server where would this be done?

How do you clear negative caching in regards to DNS?

Backup that has no affect on the archive bit or logs?

What Service allows you to do online backup?

What is the most flexible log format?

Where is the mailbox manager defined?

What is the tool used to defragment the mailbox and public folder stores?

What is the utility for monitoring clusters?

What tool is use to test networks connections?

IP to MAC address is resolved by what protocol?

If you want to saturate network with ICMP packets for testing?