MCTS Exchange Server 2010 Configuration 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: Which Exchange 2010 component is responsible for routing messages between Hub Transport servers in different Active Directory sites?
- Edge Transport server
- Client Access server
- Site connector
- Hub Transport server (Correct answer)
Correct answer: Hub Transport server
Hub Transport servers handle intra-organization message routing, including between AD sites using site link costs.
Question 2: A user reports that their Outlook client cannot connect using RPC over HTTPS. Which Exchange 2010 server role must be configured to support Outlook Anywhere?
- Mailbox server
- Hub Transport server
- Client Access server (Correct answer)
- Edge Transport server
Correct answer: Client Access server
Outlook Anywhere (RPC over HTTPS) is enabled on the Client Access Server role in Exchange 2010.
Question 3: What is the maximum size of a single database in an Exchange 2010 Standard Edition mailbox server?
- 5 GB
- 16 GB
- 50 GB (Correct answer)
- 250 GB
Correct answer: 50 GB
Exchange 2010 Standard Edition supports up to 5 mailbox databases with a maximum size of 50 GB each.
Question 4: Which cmdlet would you use to enable a mailbox for unified messaging in Exchange 2010?
- Enable-UMMailbox (Correct answer)
- Set-UMMailbox
- New-UMMailbox
- Add-UMMailbox
Correct answer: Enable-UMMailbox
The Enable-UMMailbox cmdlet enables an existing Exchange mailbox for Unified Messaging.
Question 5: In Exchange 2010, what feature allows administrators to place a mailbox on hold to preserve all content for legal or compliance purposes?
- Retention Policy
- Litigation Hold (Correct answer)
- Managed Folder
- Journal Rule
Correct answer: Litigation Hold
Litigation Hold preserves all mailbox content and prevents deletion for compliance and legal discovery purposes.
Question 6: Which Exchange 2010 feature allows you to define a set of message classifications that users can apply to messages in Outlook?
- Transport rules
- Message classifications (Correct answer)
- Rights Management
- Information barriers
Correct answer: Message classifications
Message classifications in Exchange 2010 allow users to apply labels to messages that trigger associated actions or disclaimers.
Question 7: A company needs to ensure that all email sent to external recipients includes a legal disclaimer. Which Exchange 2010 feature should be configured?
- Journaling
- Transport rules with disclaimers (Correct answer)
- Message classifications
- Ethical walls
Correct answer: Transport rules with disclaimers
Transport rules in Exchange 2010 can be configured to append disclaimers to messages matching specified conditions.
MCTS Exchange Server 2010 Configuration 2
Which Exchange 2010 component is responsible for routing messages between Hub Transport servers in different Active Directory sites?