Your Exchange Server 2007 environment has three Exchange servers that have the Mailbox server role installed. The servers are configured to back up the existing Windows event logs and mailbox databases. You add the Hub Transport server role to the Exchange servers. You want to reconfigure the backups for the servers. Written company policy states that enough information must be retained to perform a root cause analysis on lost or corrupted e-mail messages and to recover as much data as possible in the event of a failure. You need to add backups for the Hub Transport server role. What should you add to the current backups?

You install an Exchange Server 2007 Mailbox server. You want to create a full database backup before you place users on the system. You take all databases offline so that they are consistent. You initiate a backup by using the Microsoft Windows Backup utility. The backup immediately fails, and you receive an error message. You need to complete a full backup of the databases. What should you do?

You use Exchange Server 2007. You perform full backups each night. You need to verify that a backup contains valid mailbox data. What should you do?

You are configuring an Exchange Server 2007 single copy cluster (SCC) on Windows Server 2003 as shown in the following diagram.
You need to configure the network adapters named NtwkAdptr1 and NtwkAdptr2 on each server to ensure that the private network connection between the two servers is not a single point of failure.
How should you configure the network adapters?

Your Exchange Server 2007 environment has multiple databases on each logical unit number (LUN). To allow individual database restores, you must back up the databases in such a way that they can be restored to a file server. You need to select an appropriate backup type. What are two possible backup types that will fulfill the requirement? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution.
Choose two.)

Your Exchange Server 2007 Mailbox server is backed up by a Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS). The Mailbox server fails, and you must perform a recovery of the mailbox database. You verify that the recent transaction log files are intact. You need to recover the mailbox database and replay all available transaction logs into the database. Which command or cmdlet should you run?

You want to gather information about user connectivity on an Exchange Server 2007 Mailbox server named Exch1. You need to generate a report of all Exch1 mailboxes that displays the latest user logon time. What should you do?

An Exchange Server 2007 Hub Transport server named ExchHub1 fails. You build a new Hub Transport server named ExchHub2 to replace ExchHub1.
After service is restored, you want to recover all e-mail messages that remain in the mail.que database on ExchHub1. You perform the following actions on ExchHub2. Flush all messages from the existing queue on ExchHub2.
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Copy the mail.que database from the hard disk on ExchHub1 to C:recoveryQueue on ExchHub2. You need to complete the recovery of the mail.que database from ExchHub1. Which two actions should you perform on ExchHub2? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

You need to find out the total size of a users mailbox. What should you do?