Microsoft TS: Microsoft Exchange Server Sample Questions:

1.
You deploy an Exchange organization. All Servers in the organization have Exchange Server 2010 SP1 installed. The organization contains two Hub Transport servers.
The network contains two Active Directory sites named Site1 and Site2. Each site contains one Hub Transport server. Each site has a direct connection to the Internet.
You need to configure message routing for the organization to meet the following requirements:
email messages to a SMTP domain named nwtrader.com must be delivered from Site2.
If Site2 is unavailable, email messages sent to nwtraders.com must be delivered from Site1.
email messages sent to all other SMTP domains must be delivered from Site1 only.
What should you do?

A) Create two Send connectors.
Assign one Hub Transport server as a source server to each Send connector.
Configure the connectors as Scoped Send connectors.
B) Create one Send connector.
Assign both Hub Transport servers as source servers.
Configure the address spaces for the connector, and then configure the costs for the address
spaces.
C) Create one Send connector.
Assign both Hub Transport servers as source servers.
Configure the connector as a Scoped Send connector.
D) Create two Send connectors.
Assign one Hub Transport server as the source server to each Send connector.
Configure the address spaces for each connector.

2.
What command would you use to block messages from servers that are known for sending spam?

A) Set-IPBlockListProvider.
B) Test-IPBlockListProvider.
C) Add-IPBlockListEntry.
D) Set-IPAllowListProvider.

3. You have an Exchange Server 2003 organization. All servers in the organization run Exchange 2003 SP1.
Corporate security policy states that the Exchange servers cannot be managed by using Remote Desktop
sessions.
You plan to deploy Exchange Server 2010 SP1 server to the network.
You have a member server named Server5 that runs Windows Server 2008 SP2.
You need to install the Exchange Management Console (EMC) on Server5.
What should you do on Server5?

A) Run setup /r:mt.
B) Modify the smart host settings.
C) Add a mail exchange (MX) record to the internal DNS zone.
D) Install Windows Server 2008 R2.
E) Install Windows 7.
F) Modify the Internet Information (IIS) authentication settings.
G) Run setup /nprs:server5.
H) Run setup /mode:upgrade.
I) Install Exchange Server 2003 SP2.
J) Suppress link state updates.
K) Run setup /rps:server5.
L) Add a mail exchanger (MX) record to the public DNS zone.

4. You work as the Enterprise Exchange Administrator at ABC.com. The ABC.com network consists of a domain named ABC.com.
The ABC.com network has a mail server named ABC-EX01 that has Windows Server 2008 installed. You receive instruction from ABC.com to deploy Exchange Server 2010 on ABC-EX01 to support the following roles:
Hub Transport role.
Client Access role.
Mailbox role.
Unified Messaging (UM) server role.
What action must you take?

A) You should run ServerManagerCmd.exe -IP Exchange-All.xml on ABC-EX01.
B) You should run Setup.com /PrepareAD on ABC-EX01.
C) You should run adprep.exe /domainprep on ABC-EX01.
D) You should run setup /NewProvisionedServer on ABC-EX01.

5. You work as the Enterprise Exchange Administrator at ABC.com. ABC.com is using Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 as their messaging solution.
The ABC.com network has a DNS server named ABC-SR04.
What action must you take to prevent the Hub Transport servers using ABC-SR04 to resolve names on the Internet?

A) You must change the DNS forwarding.
B) You must amend the Transport protection rules.
C) You must set the Net.TCP Port Sharing service to Automatic.
D) You must change the Hub Transport server object properties.

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