Microsoft TS: Exchange Server 2007, Configuring Sample Questions:

1. You have an Exchange Server 2007 environment. You have a single Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) forest named contoso.com. You need to immediately delete the mailbox and the AD DS user account for a resource named Room1. What should you do?

A) In Active Directory Users and Computers, run the Exchange Tasks Wizard.
B) In the Exchange Management Shell, run the Remove-Mailbox -Identity contoso\room1 CPermanent $True cmdlet.
C) In Active Directory Users and Computers, delete the Room1 object.
D) In the Exchange Management Shell, run the Disable-Mailbox -Identity contoso\room1 Confirm cmdlet.

2. 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. Tom and Jason are employees of abc.com, Ltd. Their mailbox accounts are located on an Exchange Server 2007 Mailbox server named Exch1. The Hub Transport server role also resides on Exch1. Jason sends a message to Tom, but Tom does not receive the message. You need to find all messages that were sent from Jason to Tom. What should you do?

A) Open the Message Tracking tool by using the Exchange Troubleshooting Assistant. Create a new search, and specify Jason@ abc.com as the sender, [email protected] as the recipient, and Exch1 as the server.
B) Open the Exchange Mail Flow Troubleshooter by running the Exchange Troubleshooting Assistant. Run the Expected messages from senders are delayed or are not received by some recipients test.
C) The Get-MessageTrackingLog -Recipients Tom@ abc.com -Sender Marc@ abc.com Server Exch1 - EventID SEND cmdlet should be run.
D) The Get-MailboxFolderStatistics -Identity Tom -FolderScope All cmdlet should be run.

3. You were just assigned a new junior systems administrator today to help out by performing some lower-level tasks. You have asked him to add several new words to the content filtering antispam agent on your Edge Transport servers so that those words will not be considered in the SCL score. After some time, you start getting calls from several hundred upset users saying they are getting a large influx of spam messages. You check several of the reported messages, and none of them contains the words you asked the new administrator to add. What option in the content filtering agent did the new administrator most likely change to cause users to start getting spam when they previously were not?

A) The list of custom words that are always allowed
B) The list of recipients that will not have content filtered
C) The actions to take at various SCL levels
D) The list of custom words that are always blocked

4. A mail-enabled public folder named Monitoring receives automated alerts from your company's monitoring system. Some users send e-mail messages to the folder by selecting it from the global address list (GAL) in Microsoft Office Outlook. You need to prevent users from selecting the Monitoring folder from the GAL, and you need to ensure that the monitoring alerts will still be received. What should you do?

A) Run the Set-AddressList "Public Folders" -RecipientFilter "DisplayName -is 'Monitoring'" cmdlet.
B) Use the Outlook client to remove the Folder visible attribute for the Default name on the Monitoring public folder.
C) Run the Set-MailPublicFolder cmdlet and set the DisplayName parameter to $false.
D) Run the Set-MailPublicFolder cmdlet and set the HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled parameter to $true.

5. Where can you find the files for the First Storage Group immediately after the Mailbox server is first installed on a server?

A) C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\Mailbox\First Storage Group
B) C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange\Mailbox\First Storage Group
C) C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\First Storage Group
D) C:\Program Files\Microsoft\ExchSvr\First Storage Group

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