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MCTS 70-662 Rapid Review: Configuring Microsoft® Exchange Server 2010

by Ian McLean

March 2012

Intermediate to advanced

296 pages

8h 44m

English

Microsoft Press

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Objective 1.1: Prepare the infrastructure for ExchangeExam need to knowPrepare the schemaPrepare Active DirectoryPrepare the domainEnsure that the domain functionality level is correctDomain controller service packsExchange readiness checkCoexistenceMigration from 2003 or 2007Disable LinkStateExchange Server service pack levelRemove unsupported legacy componentsConfiguring DNS to support the Exchange deploymentCan you answer these questions?Objective 1.2: Install Exchange prerequisitesExam need to knowInstall MMC 3.0Windows PowerShell 2.0Microsoft .NET 3.5WinRM 2.0IISWindows roles and featuresUse Exchange prerequisite scriptsUse ServerManagerCMDCan you answer these questions?Objective 1.3: Install Exchange rolesExam need to knowAdding and modifying roles from the command line and the GUIAdd server roles to existing Exchange 2003 or 2007 organizationsVerify Exchange installationSecurity Configuration WizardWindows firewall, including port requirementsInstalling Exchange Server by using standard and custom installationInstalling Exchange Server by using the command lineProvisioning an Exchange Server and delegating server installationTroubleshooting a failed installationAdding Exchange Server roles after an initial installationCan you answer these questions?Objective 1.4: Create and Configure databasesExam need to knowSet database limitsSet retention limitsSet RBAC permissions for database creationNaming conventionsCreate and use GUI and Windows PowerShellCreate and manage public folder databasesSet default public folder databaseMaintenanceMount and dismount databasesCreate new mailbox databasesConfigure mailbox database settingsMove the mailbox database and transaction log locationsConfigure public folder database settingsCan you answer these questions?Objective 1.5: Create and configure address listsExam need to knowUpdate legacy address listsConfigure Offline Address listsPublish address listsFilterable propertiesCreating and configuring email address policiesCreating and configuring address listsCreating and configuring OABsCan you answer these questions?AnswersObjective 1.1: Prepare the infrastructure for ExchangeObjective 1.2: Install Exchange prerequisitesObjective 1.3: Install Exchange rolesObjective 1.4: Create and configure databasesObjective 1.5 Create and configure address lists
Objective 2.1: Create and configure mailboxesExam need to knowDeleted itemsDeleted mailboxMailbox quotaMessage sizeWarning thresholdsMove from and to previous versions of ExchangeOnline and offline movesIntra-orgs and cross-orgsCreate proxy addressesCreate mailboxesConfigure client access protocolsConfigure spam confidence level (SCL) and phishing confidence level (PCL)Send-As permissionsDelegationForwardingMailbox permissionsCreate and configure linked mailboxesCan you answer these questions?Objective 2.2: Configure RBACExam need to knowCreate and assign RBAC rolesDefine RBAC scopesConfigure RBAC for specific rolesCan you answer these questions?Objective 2.3: Create and configure resource mailboxes and shared mailboxesExam need to knowEquipmentRoomPermissionsSet mailbox calendaring optionsAutoacceptCustom resource typesCan you answer these questions?Objective 2.4: Create and configure recipients and distribution groupsExam need to knowCreate and modify a distribution groupSecurity-enabled distribution groupsConfigure moderationDynamic distribution groupsCreate proxy addressesConfigure mail-enabled usersContactsSend-As permissionsForwardingCan you answer these questions?Objective 2.5: Create and configure public foldersExam need to knowMail-enabled public foldersDeleted itemsMessage sizeItem agePublic folder sizeCreate public folders in Enterprise Content Management, Outlook, and OWAConfigure public folder permissionsConfigure public folder limitsCan you answer these questions?AnswersObjective 2.1: Create and configure mailboxesObjective 2.2: Configure RBACObjective 2.3: Create and configure resource mailboxes and shared mailboxesObjective 2.4: Create and configure recipients and distribution groupsObjective 2.5: Create and configure public folders
Objective 3.1: Configure POP, IMAP, and Microsoft ActiveSyncExam need to knowEnable, configure, and secure POP and IMAPManage certificatesConfigure mobile device policiesAutodiscoverAuthenticationConfigure the Exchange ActiveSync virtual directoryConfigure the external name for Exchange ActiveSyncConfigure Client Access settings for Exchange ActiveSyncDirect PushConfigure Exchange ActiveSync mailbox policiesConfigure Autodiscover for Exchange ActiveSyncCan you answer these questions?Objective 3.2: Configure Outlook Anywhere and RPC client accessExam need to knowAutodiscoverMAPICreate client access arraysCertificatesSANConfigure virtual directoriesEnable and configure Outlook Anywhere on the CASTroubleshoot Outlook Anywhere connectivityCan you answer these questions?Objective 3.3: Configure federated sharingExam need to knowCertificatesEnrollmentDNSCalendar and free/busySANAssign policiesCreate and configure a federated trustCreate and configure a federated organization identifierCreate and configure a sharing relationshipCreate and configure a sharing policyAssign sharing policies to user accountsCan you answer these questions?Objective 3.4 Configure Outlook Web App (OWA)Exam need to knowCustomize the OWA interfaceCertificatesFile share and SharePoint AccessPublic foldersVerify multibrowser supportECPSANConfigure virtual directoriesCoexistence scenariosAuthenticationConfigure the external name for OWAConfigure Client Access settings for OWASegmentation settingsConfigure OWA mailbox policiesCan you answer these questions?AnswersObjective 3.1: Configure POP, IMAP, and Microsoft ActiveSyncObjective 3.2: Configure Outlook Anywhere and RPC client accessObjective 3.3: Configure federated sharingObjective 3.4: Configure Outlook Web App (OWA)
Objective 4.1: Create and configure transport rulesExam need to knowEnable and configure transport rulesDisclaimersImplementing moderated transportInstall the Windows RMS pre-licensing agentConfigure rights protection by using transport rulesCan you answer these questions?Objective 4.2: Configure Hub transportExam need to knowConfigure transport dumpsterAccepted domainsRemote domainsAuthoritative domainsEmail address policiesCan you answer these questions?Objective 4.3: Configure Edge transportExam need to knowCreate, configure, and test Edge SyncConfigure Edge Transport server cloningInstall the Edge Transport server roleConfigure Edge Transport server settingsConfigure Edge synchronizationCan you answer these questions?Objective 4.4: Configure message routingExam need to knowInternal and external DNSConfigure routing based on sites and costsEnable, configure, and secure Send and Receive connectorsCertificatesRelay connectorsAuthenticationMessage size limitsMTLSRouting group connector for coexistenceConfigure accepted and remote domainsConfigure SMTP Send and Receive connectorsConfigure message delivery limitsConfigure TLS security for message deliveryCan you answer these questions?AnswersObjective 4.1: Create and configure transport rulesObjective 4.2: Configure Hub transportObjective 4.3: Configure Edge transportObjective 4.4: Configure message routing
Objective 5.1: Monitor databasesExam need to knowPublic folder statisticsMailbox databases statisticsDatabase statusDAG replicationCan you answer these questions?Objective 5.2: Monitor mail flowExam need to knowPerform message trackingDNSManage message queuesView, retry, and deleteBackpressure thresholdsResolve NDRsCan you answer these questions?Objective 5.3: Monitor connectivityExam need to knowSMTP client to serverSMTP server to serverOutlook RPC/MAPIOutlook AnywhereOutlook EWSPOPIMAPActiveSyncCan you answer these questions?Objective 5.4: Generate reportsExam need to knowMailbox folder statisticsMailbox statisticsMail flow statisticsFormatted list and formatted tableExBPACan you answer these questions?Objective 5.5: Configure loggingExam need to knowProtocol loggingStore loggingConfigure logging levelsAgent logsMessage tracking logsEvent logsAnalysis of logging resultsCan you answer these questions?AnswersObjective 5.1: Monitor databasesObjective 5.2: Monitor mail flowObjective 5.3: Monitor connectivityObjective 5.4: Generate reportsObjective 5.5: Configure logging
Objective 6.1: Create and configure the Database Availability Group (DAG)Exam need to knowCreate and configure DAGFile share witness (FSW)Replication latencyConfigure lagAdd or remove database copiesConfigure failover priorityAdd or remove server membersConfigure mailbox database copiesManage continuous replicationCan you answer these questions?Objective 6.2: Perform backup and restore of dataExam need to knowRecovery databaseDialtone restoresDeleted mailbox retentionDeleted item retentionMailbox mergeDisconnected mailboxBacking up Exchange serversCreating a backup scheduleCan you answer these questions?Objective 6.3: Configure public folders for high availabilityExam need to knowAdd or remove replicasSchedulesMessage trackingBackup and restore public folder database and dataCan you answer these questions?Objective 6.4: Configure high availability for non-mailbox serversExam need to knowDNS round robinMX recordsNLBConfiguring high availability for Client Access serversConfiguring high availability for Hub Transport serversConfiguring high availability for Edge Transport serversCan you answer these questions?Objective 6.5: Back up and recover server rolesExam need to knowHubCAS IISEdgeEdge server clone configurationSetup /m:recoverserverSetup /recoverCMSMailbox serverRestoring Exchange Servers after server failureConfiguring messaging services during a server failureBackup server rolesCan you answer these questions?AnswersObjective 6.1: Create and configure the Database Availability Group (DAG)Objective 6.2: Perform backup and restore of dataObjective 6.3: Configure public folders for high availabilityObjective 6.4: Configure high availability for non-mailbox serversObjective 6.5: Back up and recover server roles
Objective 7.1: Configure records managementExam need to knowCustom and default managed foldersRetention policyConfigure and apply retention policies and retention policy tagsConfigure managed folders, including default and custom managed foldersConfigure content settingsConfigure managed folder mailbox policiesCan you answer these questions?Objective 7.2: Configure complianceExam need to knowConfigure RMSConfigure journalingConfigure alternate mailboxesEnable message classificationConfigure mail tipsAuditingTransport rulesCan you answer these questions?Objective 7.3: Configure message integrityExam need to knowS/MIMEMTLSCertificatesConfigure IRM and RMS FederationTransport rulesCan you answer these questions?Objective 7.4: Configure anti-virus and anti-spamExam need to knowFile and process exclusionsConfiguring transport rulesSCLPCLSender IDSafe sender/block senderReal-time block list (RBL)Sender Policy Framework (SPF) recordsSender reputation level (SRL)Configuring anti-spam agentsManaging the quarantine mailboxManaging updates for content filtersCan you answer these questions?AnswersObjective 7.1: Configure records managementObjective 7.2: Configure complianceObjective 7.3: Configure message integrityObjective 7.4: Configure anti-virus and anti-spam

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Chapter 4. Configuring Message Transport

Roughly 15 percent of the 70-662 exam focuses on the topic “Configuring Message Transport.” You are expected to know how to apply and manage transport rules and enforce messaging policies. You should be aware of the functions performed by Hub Transport and Edge Transport servers and the configurations specific to these server roles. You are likely to be tested on how to configure message routing by using the various connector types and how to ensure routed messages are protected through encryption.

This chapter covers the following objectives: