You are a messaging professional at A. Datum Corporation. Your company uses a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system. The SMTP domain name for your company is adatum.com.

Your company acquires a company named Contoso, Ltd. Contoso uses a Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 messaging system. The SMTP domain name for Contoso is contoso.com.

All e-mail messages between the two companies are sent through the Internet. The companies implement a new WAN link to connect their offices. Routers are configured to enable network routing across the WAN.

You need to configure the Exchange Server 2007 computers to ensure that all the e-mail messages sent between A. Datum and Contoso are sent through the WAN link.

What should you do to configure the Exchange Server 2007 computers to ensure that all the e-mail messages sent between A. Datum and Contoso are sent through the WAN link?

You are a messaging professional. Your company uses a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 messaging system.

The messaging administrators in your company use their Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) computers to run the Exchange Server 2003 SP2 administration tools. The Windows Server administrators in your company use Remote Desktop Connection to manage Microsoft Windows Server 2003 computers.

You deploy two Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 computers in the existing Exchange Server 2003 organization. The messaging administrators want to manage the new Exchange Server 2007 computers from their Windows XP SP2 computers.

Your company requires that all messaging administrators have access to the Exchange Server Management tools at all times.

You need to create a plan that details how to access the appropriate Exchange Server Management tools from the Windows XP SP2 computers.

Which actions should you include in the plan to create a plan that details how to access the appropriate Exchange Server Management tools from the Windows XP SP2 computers.?

You are a messaging professional for A. Datum Corporation. Your company uses a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system.

Your company has a main office and four branch offices. Each office has a connection to the Internet.

Exchange Server 2007 computers are deployed in each office. One Client Access Server is deployed in each office. Only the Client Access Server at the main office is accessible from the Internet. All the users access the Client Access Server by using the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) mail.adatum.com.

Your company has 1,500 users. The users access their Exchange mailboxes by using Microsoft Outlook Web Access and Microsoft Office Outlook Anywhere from the Internet. The user mailboxes are located on the Exchange Server 2007 computers in all the five offices.

The company policy requires that the impact of any single Client Access Server failure must be restricted to the minimum possible number of users.

You need to meet the outlined requirement. You want to achieve this goal without changing the message client configuration.

What should you do to require that the impact of any single Client Access Server failure must be restricted to the minimum possible number of users.?

You 2007 messaging system. The company has a single domain in a single forest that has twelve Active Directory sites. The company has three to five Exchange Server 2007 computers in each site.

You have recently deployed an Exchange Server service pack in a Group Policy Object (GPO) by using a software deployment package. You have assigned the software deployment package to the computer and have linked the GPO to the Exchange Server organization.

You have placed the service pack on a software distribution point on a file server that is accessible to all sites.

You need to ensure that all local Exchange administrators are able to install the service pack on each of the Exchange Server 2007 computers.

What should you do to ensure that all local Exchange administrators are able to install the service pack on each of the Exchange Server 2007 computers.?

You are a messaging professional. Your company runs a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system.

The company has deployed a single Microsoft Active Directory forest that has five Active Directory sites and eight Active Directory domains. Each domain has 1,200 users.

The company has three Exchange Server 2007 computers on each site.

A Microsoft Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) server is deployed on each site.

The Exchange Server 2007 computers on each site are managed by local administrators.

An Edge Transport server has been deployed and configured on each site. You configure spam filtering on the Edge Transport servers.

Users are receiving spam e-mail messages. The number of spam messages has been steadily increasing for the last six months.

You need to define a procedure so that the administrators on each site can review and apply updates that are required to reduce the number of spam messages that remain undetected by the spam filters.

What should you do to define a procedure so that the administrators on each site can review and apply updates that are required to reduce the number of spam messages?

You are a messaging professional.

Your company uses a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system. The company has enabled anti-spam features with default settings on the Edge Transport server.

A number of e-mail messages are incorrectly identified as spam.

You need to reduce the number of e-mail messages that are incorrectly identified as spam. You also need to ensure that your solution enables the Exchange administrators to review the e-mail messages that are identified as spam.

What should you do to ensure that your solution enables the Exchange administrators to review the e-mail messages that are identified as spam.?