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

The company has 34 Microsoft Active Directory sites. This includes three regional headquarters and 31
branch offices. The company messaging system has Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 computers in the
regional headquarters. In the branch offices, there are Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server computers and
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 computers.

Your company has the following requirements to implement antivirus and anti-spam monitoring:

The spam volume and sources must be monitored based on signature data.
The virus infection attempts must be monitored.
The Failed IP repudiation must be monitored.

You need to meet the outlined requirements.

Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

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

Your company has single office. The office contains three servers with a single role implemented on each
server. The following server roles are implemented in each office:

Hub Transport Client Access Mailbox

All executive mailboxes are stored in a single Mailbox database.

The company implements a disaster recovery site. In the event that the data center fails at the main
office, full messaging functionality must be implemented for the executives in the disaster recovery site as
quickly as possible. The executives must have access to the current contents of their mailboxes after you
recover the servers.

The company has deployed domain controllers in the disaster recovery site. No other servers are
deployed in the site.

You need to meet the outlined requirements. You also need to ensure that the messaging services are
enabled for the executives in the disaster recovery site.

What should you do?

You are a messaging professional.

You manage the Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system for your company. The company has
eight Microsoft Active Directory sites. Each site has three or more computers that run Exchange Server
2007. Each computer is dedicated to a server role. You typically work at the home office, but travel
regularly between sites.

Computers in every site run a third-party database application for compliancy-related issues. The
application maintains a listing of all messaging transactions that are initiated by the journaling agent.
The application runs as system service and provides Performance Monitor counters to report application
performance. Occasionally, the application stops functioning, resulting in compliance violations and
database corruption.

You need to develop a plan to meet the following requirements:

You are notified whenever the application stops functioning.

An application is launched to repair the database corruption of the application and remount the
database.
The message flow remains undisrupted.

Which three tasks should you include in the plan? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose three.)

You are a messaging professional.

Your company uses a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 messaging system. The company has one main
office and two branch offices situated in different zones. Each office has a local connection to the Internet.

A Client Access Server is deployed in each office. The Client Access Servers can be accessed on the
Internet. In the branch offices, the Hub Transport server role is installed on the same computer as the
Client Access Server role.

At the main office, dedicated Client Access Servers are deployed.

Your company is introducing a new third-party application that will run on the Client Access Servers. A
test lab environment is required to test this application prior to deployment. Your current lab
environment contains only a single domain controller and nothing else.

You need to design a test lab to perform a valid test for the new application. You also need to ensure that
you use the fewest possible servers in the test lab.

What should you do?