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| What are the four types of address lists? |
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- Default
- Global
- Offline
- Custom
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| What are two ways to move mailboxes? |
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- Using Exchange Task Wizard
- Using Exchange Merge Wizard (exmerge.exe)
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| What are three ways to configure storage limits? |
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- On individual mailboxes
- On individual mailbox stores
- Using mailbox store policy
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| What are the three levels of thresholds for storage limits? |
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- Issue warning at (KB)
- Prohibit send at (KB)
- Prohibit send and receive at (KB)
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| What are the four types of Exchange recipients? |
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Definition
- Users
- Contact
- Group
- Public Folders
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| What kind of user has an authentication account in Microsoft Windows and an external email address associated with it but no Exchange mailbox? |
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| What kind of user has an account in Active Directory, an Exchange mailbox and email address? |
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| What are the two ways to force address lists to be updated? |
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| What are the two types of Exchange users? |
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- Mail-enabled
- Mailbox-enabled
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| What are Exchange servers connected over permanent networks? |
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| What is the main source of errors in public folders? |
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Definition
| Incorrectly configured permissions |
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| The frequency of public folder replication depends on: |
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- The contents of the folder
- Network traffic
- The business needs of the users
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| Public Folder replication is an ____________ process. |
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| What are the two types of Public Folder trees? |
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Definition
- Default Public Folder tree
- General Purpose Public Folder tree
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| What are the three authentication methods supported by Exchange? |
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Definition
- Anonymous Authentication
- Basic Authentication
- Integrated Windows Authentication
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| What tools are used to identify problematic email domains? |
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Definition
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| Which authentication method is the strongest? |
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| Integrated Windows Authentication |
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| When an attacker impersonates a trusted host by using its IP address in an attempt to gain unauthorized access to a computer network is called what? |
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| Which authentication method is the weakest? |
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| What is the process of ensuring that users are who they claim to be? |
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| What connector supports large file transfer? |
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Definition
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| What are the three connectors supported by Exchange? |
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Definition
- Routing Group Connectors
- SMTP Connectors
- X.400 Connectors
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Term
| When do you use just one routing group? |
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Definition
- Have permanent and reliable connections
- Belong to same Active Directory Forest
- Connect consistently and reliably to the Routing Group Master
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Term
| When may multiple Routing Groups be required? |
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Definition
- Network connections are slow or intermittent
- Network is unreliable
- Message transmission is complex and indirect (multiple hops)
- Message transmission must be scheduled
- Routing Group structure is created to prevent users from accessing Public Folder replicas
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Term
| What Exchange server is responsible for tracking and maintaining routing, such as routing path availability, for all the servers in the routing group? |
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Term
| What is the difference between Online and Offline backups? |
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Definition
- Online - while services are running
- Offline - dismount stores and backup manually, does not check database for corruption
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Term
| What are the two methods of restoration? |
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Definition
- Point-in-time (Hard recovery)
- Roll-forward (Soft recovery)
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Term
| What provides opportunities, cues, and information that allows you to address major risks before they adversely affect the business of your organization? |
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Definition
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| What are examples of dynamic data? |
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Definition
- Exchange Server database and log files
- Active Directory data
- Microsoft Certificate service data
- Site replication service databases
- System State data
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Term
| What are examples of static data? |
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Definition
- OS software
- Packaged application data
- Backup management software
- User application software
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Term
| What are additional files created in Exchange directories? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the name of the First Storage Group checkpoint file and its size? |
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Definition
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Term
| What size are all Transaction log files? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are the ACID Properties? |
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Definition
- Atomicity
- Consistency
- Isolation
- Durability
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Term
| What are the heart of Exchange's functionality? |
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Definition
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| What service provides monitoring, maintenance, and Active Directory lookup services? |
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Definition
| Microsoft Exchange System Attendant |
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Term
| What command-line utility searches an offline information store for integrity weaknesses and repairs detected issues? |
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Definition
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| When using eseutil, what do the /d, /r, and /g switches do? |
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- /d - offline compaction of database
- /r - recovery and brings all databases to a consistent state
- /g - verifies integrity of database
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Term
| What command-line utility is used to defragment the Mailbox and Public Folder Stores in Exchange? |
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Term
| What is the default and secure port for SMTP? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the default and secure port for NNTP? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the default and secure port for HTTP? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the default and secure port for IMAP4? |
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Definition
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| What is the default and secure port for POP3? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the difference between Static data and Dynamic data? |
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Definition
- Static - data either does not change, or does not change very often
- Dynamic - data changes frequently
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Term
| Why should you use multiple databases and storage groups? |
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Definition
- Reduce backup and restore times
- Different backup schedules
- Mailbox stores can be restored individually
- Independent circular logging setings
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Term
| What is the fifth storage group only supported with Enterprise Edition? |
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Definition
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| What is a collection of mailbox stores and public folder stores? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is an exchange database that houses data such as email addresses and documents? |
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Definition
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Term
| What do you need to check to verify the success of your backup procedures? |
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Definition
- Windows Server Backup Log
- Event Viewer
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Term
| What are the names of the two files that each Exchange database contains? |
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Definition
| Rich-text (edb) and streaming (stm) |
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Term
| What database structure does Exchange Server use to store data? |
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Definition
| ESE (Extensible Storage Engine) |
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| Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition can support up to ___ storage groups per server, with each storage group containing up to ___ databases. |
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| _______ is a feature that allows log files to be overwritten by new log files after the transactions in the original log file have been committed to the database. |
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| Virtual memory should not fall below ______ free on an Exchange server for any length of time. |
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| Why should you enable message tracking? |
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Definition
- Troubleshoot message delivery problems
- Monitor messages to or from users defined in organization and to or from connectors, such as SMTP connector
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Term
| As part of ACID, what does Atomicity mean? |
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Definition
| All transaction data is either committed to the database or rolled back. |
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Term
| As part of ACID, what does Consistency mean? |
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Definition
| The database is always transformed from one known, valid state, to another. |
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Term
| As part of ACID, what does Isolation mean? |
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Definition
| Prevents simultaneous activity from interfering with any specific transaction. |
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Term
| As part of ACID, what does Durability mean? |
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Definition
| Keeps transactions permanent and capable of surviving system failures. |
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Term
| What is a place marker that points to a location in the log files? |
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Definition
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| (T/F) Each server must be able to query Active Directory for logon authentication and information about configuration and mail-enabled objects. |
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| What utility performs diagnostic functions that help ensure the NetLogon service finds Domain Controllers and Global Catalog Servers? |
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Definition
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Term
| What objects can be added to a new Administrative Group? |
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Definition
- System Policy objects
- Routing Group objects
- Public Folder Tree objects
- Server objects
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Term
| What are the three roles supported by Exchange Administrative Delegation Wizard? |
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Definition
- Exchange Full Administrator
- Exchange Administrator
- Exchange View Only Administrator
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Term
| What does event ID 9582 identify? |
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Definition
| Low or fragmented virtual memory |
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Term
| What does the Monitoring and Status utility monitor by default? |
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Definition
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Term
| A loss of service due to inadequate or improper configuration can result in what? |
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Definition
- Security breach
- Denial-of-Service
- Virus outbreak
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Term
| What two services are dependent on Microsoft Exchange System Attendant? |
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Definition
- Microsoft Exchange Information Store
- Microsoft Exchange MTA Stacks
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Term
| What service provides topology and routing information to Exchange Server 2003? |
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Definition
| Microsoft Exchange Routing Engine |
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Term
| What does the First Storage Group contain? |
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Definition
- Mailbox Store
- Public Folder Store
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Term
| When should you use circular logging? |
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Definition
| When data is not critical and recovery is not important |
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Term
| What backup copies the database files, transaction log files, and deletes the transaction log files that have been committed to the database? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the file name for the current transaction log? |
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Definition
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Term
| Why is the Offline Backup method not recommended? |
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Definition
- You need to stop database services so that users cannot access their mailboxes
- Transaction log files are not purged
- The database is not checked for corruption
- The chance of data loss increases
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Term
| What runs regularly (by default during the night) as part of normal background maintenance. |
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Definition
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| What is a command-line diagnostic utility analyzes the state of domain controllers in a forest and reports any problems? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is a list of domain names and Internet Protocol (IP) addresses that send unsolicited commercial email? |
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Definition
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| What is a collection of Exchange 2000 and 2003 objects that are grouped together for the purpose of managing and delegating permissions? |
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Definition
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Term
| Indexing is provided by what service? |
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Definition
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Term
| In order for the index to be created, updated, or deleted, what services must be running? |
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Definition
- Information Store Service
- Search Service
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Term
| What are Copy backups used for? |
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Definition
| To move data between systems or archive data at a point in time without disrupting standard backup procedures. |
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Term
| What does an error like DNS code 5.1.4 indicate? |
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Definition
| Two recipients in the directory have the same SMTP address. |
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Term
| What are the three Exchange group types? |
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Definition
- Security
- Distribution
- Query-based
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Term
| Query-based groups can only be used at what mode? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are components used to link routing groups together so messages can reliably and efficiently travel between groups? |
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Definition
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Term
| _____ means you bring a store online? |
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Definition
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Term
| _____ means you take a store offline? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is the NLTEST utility found? |
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Definition
| Windows Support Tools on the Windows Server 2003 CD |
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Term
| Why should you implement multiple virtual servers for a single protocol? |
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Definition
- To supply different encryption methods for local and remote clients
- To segregate traffic for the same protocol over different ports
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Term
What allows users to perform full-text
searches across both messages and attachments within messages? |
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Definition
| Full-text indexing (also known as context indexing) |
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Term
| What must be granted to users if they are to access public folders in the default public folder tree? |
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Definition
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Term
| What type of restore method must be used if you have circular logging enabled? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is a feature that provides detailed information about the commands received by supported Internet protocols. |
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Definition
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Term
| What are DNS records that tell other computers your email server IP address and name so that your can receive SMTP email. |
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| MX records (Mail Exchange) |
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