Question 1.
You are a messaging professional. Your company has six offices.
The company has deployed Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 computers in each office.

Users in the company use Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 as RPC over HTTPS client to connect to their Exchange Server 2003 mailboxes on the Internet. Users connect directly to the Exchange Server 2003 computers from the Internet.

You deploy a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Client Access Server.
You need to ensure that all client connections on the Internet use the new Client Access Server.
Your want to achieve this goal with minimum impact on internal and external users.

Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose two.)

A. Add the Hub Transport server role to the Exchange Server 2007 server.
B. Configure the Exchange Server 2003 computers to operate as front-end servers.
C. Configure the Exchange Server 2003 computers to operate as back-end servers.
D. Remove the RPC over HTTPS component from the Exchange Server 2003 computers. Configure the client computers to access the Client Access Server.
E. Install the RPC over HTTPS component on the Client Access Server. Configure Microsoft Office Outlook Anywhere. Configure the client computers to access the Client Access Server.

Answer: C, E

Question 2.
You are a messaging professional. You manage the Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system for your company, A. Datum Corporation. The company uses the SMTP domain name adatum.com.

The company has recently acquired Contoso, Ltd. Contoso uses the SMTP domain name contoso.com in a separate Exchange Server 2007 messaging system.

You enable messaging connectivity and directory synchronization between the two messaging systems.

Each Exchange messaging system has an Edge Transport server that receives all Internet e-mail messages.

All outbound Internet e-mail messages are sent through A. Datums Edge Transport server. For internal e-mail messages, all users at Contoso must use a contoso.com e-mail address.

However, all users in both the companies must use an adatum.com e-mail address for Internet email messages.

You need to ensure that all e-mail messages sent from A. Datum and Contoso have an adatum.com reply address.

Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose two.)

A. Define a transport rule to redirect all e-mail messages to contoso.com to adatum.com on the Edge Transport server for contoso.com.
B. Create an only outbound address rewrite entry to rewrite contoso.com addresses to adatum.com on the Edge Transport server at A. Datum.
C. Create an accepted domain entry for contoso.com on the Edge Transport server at A. Datum. Configure this domain as an internal relay domain.
D. Create an accepted domain entry for adatum.com on the Edge Transport server for  contoso.com. Configure this domain as an internal relay domain.
E. Create an address rewrite entry to rewrite the address for inbound mail for each Contoso user individually with the corresponding contoso.com address on the Edge Transport server at A. Datum.

Answer: B, E

Question 3.
You are a messaging professional. Your company has a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system.

The company has a main office and two branch offices. A Client Access Server is deployed in each office. Only the Client Access Server at the main office is accessible on the Internet.

Users in the company work in remote sites as well as from home on computers that do not belong to the corporate domain. The mailboxes for the remote users are located in all the three offices.
All remote users use Microsoft Office Outlook 2007.

You need to ensure that client computers are automatically configured by using the Auto discover service. You also need to ensure that the users are able to view availability information for other users in the company.

Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose two.)

A. Activate NTLM authentication for Microsoft Office Outlook Anywhere on the Client Access Server at the main office.
B. Modify the network configuration so that a Client Access Server is accessible on the Internet in each office.
C. Configure valid Domain Name System (DNS) records for the Client Access Server at the main office.
D. Configure the URL values for the Availability service, Exchange Web services, and the offline  address book to include the external Domain Name System (DNS) name for the Client Access Server at the main office.
E. Configure the URL values for the Availability service, the Exchange Web services, and the offline address book to include only the internal Domain Name System (DNS) name for the Client Access Server at the main office.

Answer: C, D

Question 4.
You are a messaging professional. Your company uses a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system.

The company has five offices. The offices are connected by 128-KBps WAN links. A Microsoft Active Directory site is configured for each office. The messaging system is centralized in the main office. Mailbox servers, Hub Transport servers, and Client Access Servers are deployed on the internal network in the main office. Edge Transport servers are deployed on a perimeter network in the main office.

The company plans to deploy Unified Messaging for users in all five offices. The company has the following requirements:

• The Play on Phone feature
• The optimal performance of the Unified Messaging system

Each site has an IP-PBX system that is compatible with Unified Messaging.
You need to deploy the appropriate Exchange Server 2007 computers to fulfill the requirements.

Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose two.)

A. Deploy a Unified Messaging server in each site.
B. Deploy a Unified Messaging Server role on servers in the central site that run the Client Access Server role.
C. Deploy group policies that specify the use of IPSec to encrypt traffic from IP-PBX systems in  each site to the Unified Messaging server.
D. Deploy the Mailbox server role, the Hub Transport server role and the Client Access Server  role on a server in each site. Place the corresponding mailbox accounts of users in that site on the local Mailbox server.

Answer: A, D

Question 5.
You are a messaging professional. Your company uses a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system. The company policy has the following requirements:
• All members of the sales team must have a folder named Customers in their mailboxes to store e-mail messages received from customers.
• All e-mail messages placed in the Customers folder of individual mailboxes must be accessible to all other members of the sales team.
• Members of the sales team must be able to access the messages by using Microsoft Office Outlook 2003.

You need to meet the outlined requirements.

Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose two.)

A. Create a distribution group that includes all members of the sales team.
B. Create a managed folder mailbox policy that includes the Customers folder. Assign the policy to the sales team.
C. Create a managed custom folder named Customers. Configure a managed content setting for  the folder to journal e-mail messages to a mail-enabled public folder.
D. Create a managed custom folder named Customers. Configure a managed content setting for  the folder to journal e-mail messages to the SMTP address that is assigned to a Microsoft   Windows SharePoint Services document library.
E. Configure a journal rule that is applied to external e-mail messages sent to the distribution  group. Configure the journal rule to send messages to the SMTP address that is assigned to a  Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services document library.

Answer: B, C

Question 6.
You are a messaging professional. Your company uses a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system.

The company has a main office and five branch offices. The company has deployed Exchange Server 2007 computers in each office.

The legal department personnel in each office send e-mail messages with an A/C Privileged classification. A mailbox named Attorney Communications Is located on a Mailbox server at the main office.

The legal department requires that a copy of all e-mail messages with the message classification of A/C Privileged be sent to the Attorney Communications mailbox.

You need to meet the outlined requirement. You also need to ensure that the rule deployment minimizes the network bandwidth usage between the offices.

What should you do?

A. Configure a transport rule that will send a copy of all messages with a classification of A/C  Privileged to the Attorney Communications mailbox. Disable the transport rules agent on all  Hub Transport servers at the branch offices.
B. Configure a journal rule that will send a copy of all messages sent to or from the legal   department to the Attorney Communications mailbox. Disable the journal rules agent on all  Hub Transport servers at the branch offices.
C. Configure a transport rule that will send a copy of all messages with a classification of A/C  Privileged to the Attorney Communications mailbox. Disable the journal rules agent on all Hub Transport servers.
D. Configure a journal rule that will send a copy of all messages sent to or from the legal department to the Attorney Communications mailbox. Disable the transport rules agent on all Hub Transport servers.

Answer: C

Question 7.
You are a messaging professional.

Your company has deployed Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 computers. The company plans to implement Edge Transport servers. The Edge Transport servers will be deployed on a perimeter network. The Edge Transport servers must be configured to use external servers for name resolution.

You need to configure the ports that the external firewall will require for inbound and outbound access. Your solution must also reduce the effort required to configure the Edge Transport servers.

What should you do?

A. Configure the firewall to allow inbound access on TCP port 25 and outbound access on UDP  ports 50389 and 50636.
B. Configure the firewall to allow both inbound and outbound access on TCP port 25 and outbound access on TCP and UDP port 53.
C. Configure the firewall to allow inbound and outbound access on TCP port 25 and outbound  access on TCP ports 50389 and 50636.
D. Configure the firewall to allow inbound and outbound access on TCP port 25 and outbound access on all dynamic TCP ports greater than 1023.

Answer: B

Question 8.
You are a messaging professional. Your company implements a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system for a large banking organization.

The company deploys an Edge Transport server. All messages sent to and from the Internet are sent through the Edge Transport server.
All bank account numbers use the following format ABC-12345.
You need to prevent e-mail messages that contain bank account numbers from leaving the internal network. You also need to ensure that the security department is informed when users send these e-mail messages.

Which action or actions should you perform? (To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.)

Answer:

 Question 9.
You are a messaging professional. Your company uses a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system. The company has the following messaging security requirements:

• All e-mail messages sent by the users must be permanently retained.
• All e-mail messages sent by the users must be removed from the user mailboxes after 60 days.

You need to meet the outlined requirements.

Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose two.)

A. Create a policy that requires all users to enable journaling for all contacts in their contact list.
B. Create a policy that requires all users to use the Auto Archive feature in their Sent Items folder for all the e-mail messages older than 60 days.
C. Create a managed content setting for the entire Mailbox folder. Configure the setting to remove all the e-mail messages from the user mailboxes after 60 days.
D. Create a managed content setting for the Sent Items folder. Configure the setting to journal all e-mail messages that are delivered to the Sent Items folder in the user mailbox.
E. Create a distribution group that includes all the mailbox users. Configure a Journal rule that  journals messages for this distribution group and forwards all the e-mail messages to a dedicated mailbox.

Answer: C, E

Question 10.
You are a messaging professional. Your company uses a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system.

The company has two offices. Each office is configured as a Microsoft Active Directory site.
Exchange Server 2007 computers are deployed on each site.

The company deploys an Edge Transport server in each office. All Internet e-mail messages are sent through the Edge Transport servers. Custom SMTP connectors are configured on each Edge Transport server.

The company's security policy states that no messages that contain client account numbers can be sent through the Internet. Users must be able to send these messages to other users inside the organization.

You implement an Edge Transport rule on one of the Edge Transport servers that prevent users from sending messages that contain client account numbers through the Internet.

A routine audit identifies that messages that contain client account numbers are still being sent through the Internet.

You need to prevent users from sending e-mail messages that contain client account numbers through the Internet. You also need to ensure that all other message delivery systems remain unaffected.

What should you do?

A. Export the Edge Transport server configuration on the server where you configured the Edge  Transport rule. Import the configuration on the server that does not have the rule configured.
B. Configure an Edge Transport rule that prevents users from sending messages that contain client account numbers through the Internet on the Edge Transport server that does not have  the rule configured.
C. Delete the Edge Transport rule on the Edge Transport server. Create a Transport rule on a  Hub Transport server. Configure the rule to drop all messages that contain client account numbers.
D. Delete the Edge Transport rule on the Edge Transport server. Create a Transport rule on a   Hub Transport server that assigns a Confidential message classification to all messages that contain client account numbers.

Answer: B

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