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| Question | Answer |
| Are databases associated to storage groups in Exchange Server 2010? | In Exchange Server 2010, databases are no longer associated with storage groups |
| How do you produce high availability in Exchange 2010? | Install multiple servers running Exchange Server 2010 with whatever roles you’d like to use in the same Exchange organization and high availability is enabled automatically |
| When is failover automatic for mailbox databases? | Failover is automatic for mailbox databases that are part of the same Database Availability Group |
| What are the rules for database availability groups? | Each mailbox server can have up to 50 databases, and each database can have as many as 16 copies. A single Database Availability Group can have up to 16 mailbox servers that provide automatic database-level recovery. Any server in a Database Availability Group can host a copy of a mailbox database from any other server in the Database Availability Group. |
| Are transaction logs replicated to members of a Database Availability Group? | Transaction logs are replicated to members of a Database Availability Group and replayed into the copy of the mailbox database that is stored on a particular server. |
| What is Exchange 2010 a comprehensive solution for? | A comprehensive solution for routing, delivering, and accessing e-mails, voice mails, faxes, contacts, and calendar information. |
| How many databases can be setup in the standard addition of Exchange Server 2010? | Five |
| How do you upgrade from standard edition to enterprise edition? | Using a valid product key, you can also upgrade from Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition. |
| What are CAL’s? | A client accessing an Exchange server requires a Client Access License (CAL). |
| What is the difference between a standard CAL and an enterprise CAL? | The Enterprise CAL allows for the use of unified messaging, advanced compliance capabilities, and antivirus/antispam protection. |
| What is an online implementation of Exchange 2010? | An online Exchange Server is delivered as a subscription service from Microsoft |
| What is connection filtering? | Allows administrators to configure IP Block lists and IP Allow lists, as well as providers who can supply these lists. |
| What is content filtering? | Uses intelligent message filtering to scan message content and identify spam. Spam can be automatically deleted, quarantined, or filed as junk e-mail. |
| What is Sender ID verification? | Verifies that incoming e-mail messages are from the Internet domain from which they claim to come. Exchange verifies the sender ID by examining the sender’s IP address and comparing it to the related security record on the sender’s public domain name system (DNS) server. |
| What is Forefront? | Forefront Security for Exchange Server helps protect Exchange servers from viruses, worms, and other malware using multiple antivirus scan engines and file filtering capabilities. |
| What four types of data are stored in Active directory? | Schema data (stored in the Schema partition), configuration data (stored in the Configuration partition), domain data (stored in the Domain partition) and application data (stored in the application-specific partitions) |
| What does the Domain partition in Active Directory store? | In Active Directory, the Domain partition stores domain-specific objects, such as users and groups, and the stored values of attributes associated with those objects. |
| Why would you use Edge Transport servers? | With Edge Transport servers, you can optimize mail routing and delivery by configuring one-way synchronization from the internal Hub Transport servers to the perimeter network’s Edge Transport servers. |
| What is the Best Practices Analyzer tool? | Checks the configuration and health of your Exchange organization to ensure that it complies with current best practices recommended by Microsoft. Because best practices are periodically updated, the tool includes an update facility to ensure that the most current best practices are in place. |
| What is the Database Recovery Management tool? | Assists administrators in restoring server availability. Also provides step-by-step recovery procedures. |
| What is the Database Troubleshooter tool? | Helps troubleshoot problems related to mounting data stores as well as other problems related to Exchange databases and transaction logs that prevent recovery. |
| What is the Details Templates Editor tool? | Helps administrators customize client-side GUI presentation of object properties accessed through address lists. You can use this tool to customize the presentation of contacts, users, groups, public folders, and more in the client interface. |
| What is the Mail Flow Troubleshooter tool? | Helps troubleshoot problems related to mail flow and transport configuration by providing suggested resolutions for symptoms observed by administrators |
| What is the Message Tracking tool? | Allows administrators to track messages as they are routed through the Exchange organization. |
| What is the Public Folder Management Console? | Allows administrators to manage public folders using a graphical interface rather than the command line. |
| What is the Queue Viewer tool? | Allows administrators to track message queues and mail flow. Also allows administrators to manage message queuing and remove messages. |
| What is the Performance Monitor tool? | Allows administrators to graph system performance. Also allows administrators to create performance logs and alerts. Wide arrays of Exchange performance objects are available for tracking performance. |
| What is the Performance Troubleshooter tool? | Helps troubleshoot problems related to performance by identifying possible bottlenecks and providing suggested solutions. |
| What is the Routing Log Viewer tool? | Helps administrators troubleshoot routing problems on transport servers by providing information about routing topology. |
| What Windows tool on the task bar was used to install IIS? | Service Manager |
| What special purpose mailboxes are available in Exchange 2010? | Room mailbox, Equipment mailbox, linked mailbox, forwarding mailbox, archive mailbox |
| What is a Linked Mailbox? | A linked mailbox is a mailbox for a user from a separate, trusted forest. |
| What is an Archive Mailbox? | An archive mailbox is used to store a user's old messages, such as may be required for executives and needed by some managers. |
| What is a Forwarding Mailbox? | A forwarding mailbox is a mailbox that can receive mail and forward it off-site. |
| What forwarders did we set up? | 172.16.254.114, 10.50.9.31, 10.254.21.21, and 8.8.8.8 |
| How do you disable IPV6 in the registry? | First, click on the Start Button and type in regedit and hit Enter. Then, navigate through HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SYSTEM, CurrentControlSet, services, TCPIP6 and Parameters. Right click on Parameters and select New and then DWORD (32-bit) Value. Name the new value DisabledComponents and hit Enter. Now right click on the new DisabledComponents value you just created and select Modify. Set the value of DisabledComponents to FFFFFFFF and click OK. After a reboot IPv6 will be disabled on all interfaces. |
| What is 127.0.0.1? | Loopback address |
| What was your domain in the lab? | server<LN>.dm<LN>.cst8242.com (where <LN> = lab number) |
| What did we set your DNS suffix to? | DNS Suffix was set to your domain on all interfaces. |
| What was the Exchange Organization name set to in the lab? | Change "Exchange Organization" from "First Organization" to "DM010 ABCD0123 Organization", substitute "DM010" for your domain, and "ABCD0123" for your id. |
| What did we enter for the “Client Access server role will be internet-facing” | “mail.dmXXX.cst8242.com” Substitute XXX for your Lab Number. |
| What warning did we not fix? | “Setup /PrepareAD” warning. |
| What does “Import-Module ServerManager” do? | Allows you to run a cmdlet in Windows Power Shell |
| What does “Add-WindowsFeature” do? | The Add-WindowsFeature cmdlet allows you to install specified roles, role services, and features on a computer that is running Windows Server 2008 R2. |
| What does “Set-Service” do? | Set-Service provides a way for you to change the Description, StartupType, or DisplayName of a service. |
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