An Exchange Server 2010 Hub Transport server named ExchHub1 fails. You build a new Hub Transport server named ExchHub2 to replace ExchHub1.
After service is restored , you want to recover all e-mail messages that remain in the mail.que database on ExchHub1. You perform the following actions on ExchHub2 .
Flush all messages from the existing queue on ExchHub2 .
Copy the mail.que database from the hard disk on ExchHub1 to C:\recoveryQueue on ExchHub2. You need to complete the recovery of the mail.que database from ExchHub1.
Which actions should you perform on ExchHub2?
A -
Using the Database Recovery Management tool, perform a repair of the mail.que database in C:\recoveryQueue.
B -
Using the ISInteg utility, fix the mail.que database in C:\recoveryQueue.
C -
Using the Eseutil utility, perform a recovery of the mail.que database in C:\recoveryQueue.
D -
Using the Eseutil utility, perform a restore of the mail.que database in C:\recoveryQueue.
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In your Exchange Server 2010 environment, a users mailbox was purged from the mailbox server, and a backup of the mailbox database was restored to a recovery storage group. You need to recover the purged mailbox to a production database. What should you do?
A -
Run the Connect-Mailbox cmdlet from the Exchange server.
B -
Run the Restore-Mailbox cmdlet from the Exchange server.
C -
Run the Enable-Mailbox cmdlet from the Exchange server.
D -
Run the Exmerge utility from the Exchange server.
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You install an Exchange Server 2010 Mailbox server. You want to create a full database backup before you place users on the system. You take all databases offline so that they are consistent. You initiate a backup by using the Microsoft Windows Backup utility . The backup immediately fails, and you receive an error message. You need to complete a full backup of the databases. What should you do?
A -
Run the backup from the command line, with the /SNAP:ON switch.
B -
Run the backup from the command line, with the /FU switch.
C -
Shut down the information store, and restart the backup.
D -
Mount all databases on the server, and restart the backup.
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Your company is preparing to move selected users to a new Exchange Server 2010 Mailbox server. The time window for the user move, and other existing time windows, are shown in the following table.
Current backups take three hours to complete, and you expect that time to increase to four hours after the user moves begin .
You need to create a new time window for the backups that will have minimal effect on the server . Which time window should you create for the backups?
A -
20:00 - 24:00
B -
18:00 - 22:00
C -
02:00 - 06:00
D -
19:00 - 23:00
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A users e-mail account is configured to use POP3. The users mailbox is accidentally purged from the Exchange Server 2010 Mailbox server. You restore a backup copy of the database that contained the mailbox to a recovery storage group on the same server. Th e user reports that he can not access his mailbox. You need to ensure that the user can access his mailbox. Before you reconnect the mailbox, what should you do?
A -
Enable POP3 access on the mailbox.
B -
Move the mailbox to a standard storage group.
C -
Instruct the user to use IMAP to connect to the mailbox.
D -
Instruct the user to use Outlook Web Access to connect to the mailbox.
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An Exchange Server 2010 computer name d Exch1 fails. You build a new Microsoft Windows Server 2003 computer named Exch1 to replace the failed computer. Before you restore the mailbox databases from backup, you need to restore the Exchange Mailbox s erver role on Exch1. What should you do?
A -
Restore the System State data and the Microsoft Information Store data.
B -
Run the Setup /NewProvisionedServer /role:Mailbox command.
C -
Run the Setup /m:Install /role:Mailbox command.
D -
Run the Setup /m:RecoverServer command.
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Your Exchange Server 2010 environment has three Exchange servers that have the Mailbox server role installed. The servers are configured to back up the existing Windows event logs and mailbox databases. You add the Hub Transport server role to the Exchange servers. You want to reconfigure the backups for the servers. Written company policy states that enough information must be retained to perform a root cause analysis on lost or corrupted e-mail messages and to recover as much data as possible in the event of a failure. You need to add backups for the Hub Transport server role. What should you add to the current backups?
A -
the \TransportRoles\Logs\ directory
B -
the \TransportRoles\data\Queue\ directory
C -
the Microsoft Information Store
D -
the IIS metabase
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Your environment contains the following servers : Mailbox server named ExchM b1
Client Access server named ExchCAS1
Standby Microsoft Windows Server 2003 computer named Server2
Two Hub Transport server s named ExchHub1 and ExchHub2 ExchHub1 fails. You need to restore ExchHub1 to its pre- failure configuration .
What should you do?
A -
Rename Server2 to ExchHub1, and run the Setup /m:RecoverServer command on ExchHub1.
B -
Rename Server2 to ExchHub1, and run the Setup /m:Install /role:HT command on ExchHub1.
C -
On ExchHub2, run the Setup /m:RecoverServer command.
D -
On ExchHub2, run the Setup /m:Install /role:HT command.
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Your Exchange Server 2010 organization is configured in two Active Directory sites named Site1 and Site2. Site1 is configured for the 10.10.5.0/24 subnet, and Site2 is configured for the 10.10.20.0/24 subnet.
The Exchange servers in the two sites are shown in the following table.
ExchCAS1 fails. Site2 users report that they are unable to access Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access ( OWA ) .
You need to restore OWA service to Site2 users. What should you do?
A -
On ExchMbCAS1, create a new OWA virtual directory.
B -
Move the mailbox configuration of the users on ExchCMS1 to ExchMbCAS1.
C -
Add the Client Access server role to ExchHub2.
D -
Add the Client Access server role to ExchHub1.
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An Exchange Server 2010 clustered mailbox server is installed on a Single Copy Cluster (SCC). You want to add another storage group and database to the clustered mailbox server.
You perform the following actions.
1. On the active and passive nodes of the cluster, mount a new database drive to D:\mounts\SG5\DB5_1, and mount a new log drive to D:\mounts\SG5\Log5_1.
2. Create a new storage group named SG5, and point the log path to D:\mounts\SG5\Log5_1.
3. Create a new database in SG5 named DB5_1, and point the database path to D:\mounts\SG5\DB5_1.
You need to complete the addition of the storage group and database to the clustered mailbox server. What should you do?
A -
Change the mount location of the database and log drives to drive letter locations on the active and passive nodes.
B -
Remove the drives from the passive node until the active node is configured.
C -
Add the drives as a cluster resource, and make the Microsoft Information Store dependent on those resources.
D -
Add the drives as a cluster resource, and make the storage group dependent on those resources.
