Exchange 5.5 Set 5
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- What is the main difference between the Standard and Enterprise editions?
- the connectors bundled with them
- What three rights are granted to the site services account?
- Log On As a Service, Act As Part of the Operating System, and Restore Files and Directories
- What group should the site services account NOT be a part of?
- the Administrators group
- What licensing modes are available for Exchange 5.5?
- Per Seat only
- What does the Client Pack License contain?
- the Exchange Client software and 20 CALs
- Does each Exchange server in a site require a unique account?
- no, they must all use the same account
- What must be done if Exchange servers in a site belong to multiple domains?
- a trust relationship must be established between those domains
- What are the logical boundaries between sites called?
- site boundaries
- What are the four primary reasons to add an Exchange server to an existing site?
- fault tolerance, capacity, performance, and scaling
- What program will administrators probably want on their personal workstations?
- Exchange Administrator
- What are the two options for upgrading an Exchange Server?
- Standard and Fault-Tolerant
- How does a fault-tolerant upgrade work?
- each database is copied to a separate location before upgrading
- What are the two space restrictions for a fault-tolerant upgrade?
- it requires 2x the size of the IS, and it can't be a network drive
- What versions can't use the fault-tolerant upgrade option?
- Exchange 4.0 or earlier
- How long can it take to upgrade a large IS?
- over a day
- What is a directory replication bridgehead server?
- a server connected to another site that exchanges directory information with that site
- What requirement exist to use Exchange with Cluster Server?
- only the Enterprise Edition can use Cluster Server
- When installing Exchange on a cluster, does it matter which server is loaded first?
- yes, the active server must be loaded first
- What size does the page file on the Exchange Server have to be?
- 50 Mb + size of memory
- When adding an Exchange Server to an existing site, what two pieces of information are needed?
- the name of an existing Exchange Server, and the password for the Site Service Account
- Whaty are the four main types of recipients?
- mailboxes, distribution lists, custom recipients, and public folders
- What three programs can be used to create a mailbox?
- Exchange Administrator, NT User Manager for Domains, and Exchange Extract and Import Tools
- What happens to User Manager for Domains when Exchange is installed?
- Mailumx.dll is added to User Manager for Domains
- What are the four predefined permissions roles for a mailbox?
- Admin, Permissions Admin, Send As, and User
- What does the Mailbox Owner right do?
- allows a user to use the mailbox and receive mail
- Why might you want to designate a specific server for distribution list expansion?
- it can be processor-intensive
- What two things should you do when creating a mailbox template?
- give it a name that indicates its purpose, and hide it from the GAL
- Can existing mailboxes be moved to a new server?
- only within the same site
- Why might a mailbox increase in size when moved to another server?
- any single-instance storage messages have to be duplicated
- How can a mailbox be manually copied to a new home server?
- copy the contents to a PST, create the new mailbox, and populate from PST
- What drawback does manually moving a mailbox present?
- replies to messages sent before the mailbox was moved will not reach the recipient
- What format are export files created in?
- CSV