Your company merges with Contoso , Ltd. Each companys mixed e-mail system includes Exchange Server 2003 servers and Exchange Server 2010 servers , and Outlook 2003 clients and Outlook 2010 clients. Currently your company has a single remote SMTP domain for *, which is configured with the Allow none option. You need to configure the delivery of out-of-office (OOF) messages to the contoso.com domain, and you must ensure that no users outside of the two merged companies can receive OOF messages. What should you do?
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On the remote domain *, select the Allow external out-of-office only option.
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On the remote domain *, select the Allow external out-of-office and out-of-office set by Outlook 2003 or earlier clients and set on Exchange 2003 or earlier servers option.
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Add a new remote domain for *.contoso.com, and select the Allow external out-of-office only option.
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Add a new remote domain for *.contoso.com, and select the Allow internal out-of-office and out-of-office set by Outlook 2003 or earlier clients and set on Exchange 2003 or earlier servers option.
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Your companys Microsoft ActiveSync policy is configured to require inactive user s to provide their password every 10 minutes. A company executive request s that her mobile device be exempt from the inactivity timer. You need to exempt the executives mobile device from the timeout policy while maintaining the other corporate policy settings. What should you do?
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Remove the corporate ActiveSync policy from the executives mailbox.
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Create a new ActiveSync policy that has the required settings, and apply it to the executives mailbox.
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Change the password setting on the executives mobile device to override the ActiveSync policy.
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Reconfigure the executives mobile device for ActiveSync, and do not apply the corporate ActiveSync policy.
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Your Exchange Server 2010 organization contains two load balanced Client Access servers. Outlook Anywhere users on the corporate network have access to availability information. You need to allow access to availability information for users outside the corporate network who connect by using Outlook Anywhere. What should you do?
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Run the Set-CASMailbox cmdlet with the appropriate parameters on each of the Client Access servers.
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Add a replica of the Exchange organizations Free/Busy public folder to at least one of the Mailbox servers in the same site as the Client Access servers.
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Add the Full Details read permission to each users calendar properties by using the Microsoft Office Outlook client.
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Set the external URL by running the Set-WebServicesVirtualDirectory cmdlet on each of the Client Access servers.
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Your company purchases a company named Contoso , Ltd. Your company plans to accept e-mail messages that are sent to the contoso.com e-mail namespace on your companys existing e-mail servers. The Contoso , Ltd., e-mail servers will be decommissioned. You need to configure your companys Exchange 2010 organization to accept all e-mail messages that are sent to contoso.com. What should you do?
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Add contoso.com to the accepted domains as an external relay domain.
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Add contoso.com to the accepted domains as an internal relay domain.
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Add contoso.com to the accepted domains as an authoritative domain.
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Add a new e-mail address generation policy for contoso.com.
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Your Exchange Server 2010 computers are configured with the default settings. You need to send copies of all e-mail messages that are sent and received by user@contoso.com to monitor@contoso.com. What should you do?
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Run the New-JournalRule -Name:'User' -JournalEmailAddress:'user@contoso.com' -Scope:'Global' -Enabled:$true -Recipient:'monitor@contoso.com' cmdlet.
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Run the New-JournalRule -Name:'User' -JournalEmailAddress:'user@contoso.com' -Scope:'Internal' -Enabled:$true -Recipient:'monitor@contoso.com' cmdlet.
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Run the Set-JournalRule -Name:'User' -JournalEmailAddress:'user@contoso.com' -Scope:'Global' -Enabled:$true -Recipient:'monitor@contoso.com' cmdlet.
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Configure e-mail forwarding on the users account. Set it to forward e-mail to monitor@contoso.com.
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You need to configure Outlook Web Access to allow Microsoft Office documents to be opened but not saved on public computers. What should you do?
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Enable direct file access for public computers.
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Enable Force WebReady Document Viewing when a converter is available for public computers.
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Add the Office file formats to the supported document types for WebReady Document Viewing.
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Add the Office file formats to the direct file access Block list.
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Your Exchange Server 2010 organization contains a Mailbox server and a Client Access server. You are using Web-based distribution for the default offline address book (OAB). The OAB is no longer being updated on the Client Access server. You need to enable the Client Access server to retrieve the updated OAB from the Mailbox server. What should you do?
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On the Mailbox server, start the Microsoft Exchange Service Host service.
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On the Mailbox server, start the Microsoft Exchange Replication service.
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On the Client Access server, start the Microsoft Exchange Service Host service.
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On the Client Access server, start the Microsoft Exchange File Distribution service.
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Your company has a group of accountants in the main office in Chicago. The company hires a new group of accountants for the branch office in Dallas. The Exchange Server 2010 computer in the Chicago office is named ExchChi. The Exchange Server 2010 computer in the Dallas office is named ExchDal. The new accounting group requires a local replica of the Accounting public folder that is located in the root of the public folder tree. You need to add a replica of the Accounting folder to the Exchange server in the Dallas office. Which cmdlet should you run?
You increase the anti-spam restrictions for your Exchange Server 2010 organization . You inform your company spartners that they should forward any e-mail messages that are being blocked by the content filters to anti-spam@contoso.com . The forwarded messages will be reviewed so that modifications can be made to Safe Senders Lists to prevent the blocking problem in the future. E xternal users are forwarding e-mail messages to anti-spam@contoso.com , but you discover that no messages from external users are in the anti-spam mailbox . You need to allow the anti-spam mailbox to receive e-mail messages that are classified as spam. Which cmdlet should you run?
Your Exchange Server 2010 organization has a single Edge Transport server, which is configured with a spam quarantine mailbox. You need to reduce the amount of spam that reaches user In boxes. You also need to be able to review marked messages and to monitor them for false positives. What should you do?
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Reduce the spam confidence level (SCL) threshold value for quarantining e-mail.
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Reduce the spam confidence level (SCL) threshold value for rejecting e-mail.
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Increase the spam confidence level (SCL) threshold value for quarantining e-mail.
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Increase the spam confidence level (SCL) threshold value for deleting e-mail.
