Microsoft TS: Exchange Server 2007, Configuring Sample Questions:

1. You are employed as the exchange administrator at abc.com. The abc.com network contains an Exchange 2007 Organization. You are responsible for managing the Exchange network for abc.com. There is an Exchange Server 2007 environment. You are required to have the e-mail address for a specific vendor contained in your company's global address list (GAL). In addition, you should avoid permitting the vendor access to your internal network resources. Which action should be performed to achieve the goal?

A) To achieve the goal, a mail contact should be created.
B) To achieve the goal, a mail-enabled user should be created.
C) To achieve the goal, a mailbox-enabled user should be created.
D) To achieve the goal, a Microsoft Exchange recipient object should be created.

2. You are employed as the exchange administrator at Abc.com. The Abc.com network contains an Exchange Server 2007 server named Server01. You are responsible for managing the Exchange network for Abc.com. You have been informed that the server running Exchange Server 2007 has failed. You need to get the server operational and thus proceeded as follows: You rebuild the server; you recover the information in the mailbox database as well as the log directories. After the rebuild and recovery the Abc.com users complained that Server01 is unacceptably slow and does not return the expected results either. You need to address the situation by rebuilding the full - text index catalog for all databases on the Mailbox server role. What should you do?

A) First stop the Microsoft Exchange Search Service. Then delete the full-text index catalog directory. Then start the Microsoft Exchange Search Service
B) First run the Dismount-Database cmdlet. Then delete the full-text index catalog directory. Then start the Microsoft Exchange Search Service
C) First stop the Microsoft Exchange Search Service. Then run the Set-MailboxDatabase -IndexEnabled:$true cmdlet. Then start the Microsoft Exchange Search Service.
D) First delete the full-text index catalog directory. Then run the Mount-Database cmdlet. Then start the Microsoft Exchange Search Service

3. You are an Exchange administrator at Abc, Ltd. A group of consultants from Trey Research works closely with Abc, and members of the group have mailenabled accounts in Abc's Active Directory domain. The group membership changes frequently, and you create and remove mail-enabled Trey Research users on a regular basis. You want to ensure that group e-mails sent to the Trey Research Consultants group go to all consultants who currently have mailenabled accounts at Abc. You also want to ensure that these e-mails are not sent to consultants who no longer have user accounts at Abc because this results in nondelivery returns. How best can you achieve this?

A) Create a dynamic distribution group
B) Create a mail-enabled universal security group
C) Create a universal security group but disable its mailbox
D) Create a universal distribution group

4. You are employed as the exchange administrator at abc.com. The abc.com network contains an Exchange 2007 Organization. You are responsible for managing the Exchange network for abc.com. There is an Exchange Server 2007 environment. The place for a transaction log volume on a Mailbox server is too limited now. And it is reported by some users that their mailboxes are not available. You should recover service to these users in the shortest time. Which action should be performed to achieve the goal?

A) To achieve the goal, the Clean-MailboxDatabase cmdlet should be run, and the Mount-Database cmdlet should be run.
B) To achieve the goal, 100 of the oldest transaction logs should be moved, and the Mount-Database cmdlet should be run. At last, a full backup of the database should be implemented.
C) To achieve the goal, circular logging should be enabled, and the Mount-Database cmdlet should be run.
D) To achieve the goal, the database volume should be compressed, and the Mount-Database cmdlet should be run. At last, a full backup of the database should be performed.

5. An Exchange Server 2007 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 server role on Exch1. What should you do?

A) Run the Setup /m:Install /role:Mailbox command.
B) Run the Setup /m:RecoverServer command.
C) Restore the System State data and the Microsoft Information Store data.
D) Run the Setup /NewProvisionedServer /role:Mailbox command.

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