Exchange 2010 Ch. 7: Routing And Transport Rules

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What is RMS?

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Windows Rights Management Services

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What is IRM

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Information Rights Management

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You can use RMS to configure _____ ?

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You can use Windows RIghts Mangement Services to configure Information Rights Management (IRM)

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(T/F)? Moderated transport is a new feature in Exch. 2010.

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True

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Which servers can you create transport rules from?

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HT or ET servers.

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What's the EMS cmdlet to view a summary list of all transport rules?

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Get-TransportRule

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What are the 3 main configurations shown on the EMC main window?

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Organization Configuration; Server Config; Recipient Config; there is also a ToolBox.

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What are some main components when creating a new transport rule?

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Conditions; Actions; Exceptions; Create Rule

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What's the EMS cmdlet to view the actions that a transport rule performs?

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Get-TransportRuleAction

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Cmdlet to disable and enable a transport rule?

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Disable-TransportRule; Enable-TransportRule

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(T/F): Importing a tranport rule collection from an XML file removes or overwrites preexisting transport rules defined for the transport rules agent?

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True

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You can implement privacy and confidentiality requirements by configuring ___.

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IRM (Information Rights Management)

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What needs to be enabled on the HT server for IRM to be used?

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RMS prelicensing agent.

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What's the point behind IRM? How is it useful?

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Company mailboxes typically have sensitive information; IRM provides protections ...

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IRM protection is configured by applying an __________ template.

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AD RMS rights policy template

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What EMS command enables licensing and hence enables IRM features for messages sent to internal recipients?

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Set-IRMConfiguration -InternalLIcensingEnabled $true

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What's the EMS cmdlet to retrieve the list of active rights management services policy templates that are currently available to the Exch. 2010 HT?

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Get-RMSTemplate

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Installing AD RMS and Exch. 2010 on the same server [is/is not] supported in a production environment.

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is not supported

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______ agents are implemented on HT servers

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IRM agents

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The ___________ distribution group ust exist and be correctly configured before you can add the Federated Delivery mailbox ... to enable decryption featuers.

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ADRMSSuperUsers distribution Group

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What's the EMS cmdlet to perform end-to-end tests of your IRM deployment?

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Test-IRMConfiguration; Test-IRMConfiguration | FL

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What do transport protections rules implement?

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They implement messaging policies by inspecting message content, encrypting sensitive email content, and using rights management to control access.

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Example of and EMS cmdlet that creates the IRM-protects messages rule that contain the word "Confidential" in the subject fileld using the Do No Forward template.

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New-TransportRule -Name "Protect-Confidential" -SubjectContainsWord "Confidential" -ApplyRightsProtectionTemplate "Do Not Forward"

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Example of an Outlook protection rule that protects messages sent to the TechnicalAuthors distribution group with the AD RMS template Do Not Forward:

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New-OutlookProtectionRule -Name "MyProject" -SentTo "TechnicalAuthors" -ApplyRightsProtectionTemplate "Do Not Forward"

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What EMS cmdlet do you use to create a transport protection rule?

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New-TransportRule

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What parameter associiated with tthe New-Transport configures the rule as a transport protection rule?

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ApplyRightsProtectionTemplate

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What command enables IRM in OWA for an entire Exchange 2010 Org?

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Set-IRMConfiguration -OWAEnabled $true

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What command disables IRM in OWA for the virtual directory MyVirtualDirectory on CAS VAN-EX1?

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Set-OWAVirtualDirectory -Identity VAN-EX1\MyVirtualDirectory -IRMEnabled $false

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What is the moderated transport feature?

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Enables you to specify that all email messages send to specific recipients are approved by moderators. Maybe you want messages going to partners moderated.

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What's the EMS cmdlet to create an arbitration mailbox?

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New-Mailbox -Name Arbitration -Arbitration

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EMS command to assign the arbitration mailbox Arbitration to the FirstDistributionGroup moderated recipient?

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Set-DistributionGroup FirstDistributionGroup -ArbitraitonMailbox Arbitration ### parameter specifies which arbitration mailbox is used.

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Genernal question: How does Exch. 2010 make routing decisions on a HT server?

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It accesses config information stored in AD to make routing decisions on a HT server.

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What are some configuration and service components are used in message routing?

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AD sites, AD IP site links, send connectors, delivery agents, foreign connectors, routing groups, routing group connectors, MS Exchange Transport Service, MS Exch. AD Topology service, routing tables, SMTP, DNS

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What entities represent routing boundaries for HT servers?

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AD sites

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Which service locates the domain controllers and GC servers that Exch. 2010 uses to retrieve configuration and recipient data from AD?

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The Microsoft Exchange Active Directory Topology service.

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What are site links?

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Logical paths b/t AD sites. An administrator assigns a cost to a site link based on factors such as reliability, speed, and available bandwidth of the underlying network.

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What is the default cost for a site link?

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100

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Use EMS command to assign an Exchange cost:

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Set-AdSiteLink -Identity LINK0304 -ExchangeCost 1000

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What EMS command would you use to configure the AD site ContosoSite as a hub site?

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Set-Adsite -Identity ContosoSite -HubSiteEnabled $true

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Where are send connectors configured?

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Hub Transport (ORG Config) or Edge Transport Servers.

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What does the send connector on a HT server do?

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Represents a logical gateway through which outbound messages are sent to the next hop on the way to their destination.

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The following EMS command creates a Send Connector name SendConnector01 iwth a usage type of Internet that sends email to all .com Internet sites:

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New-SendConnector -Internet -Name SendConnector01 -AddressSpace "SMTP:*.com;1"

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You cannot reconfigure the usage type using the Set-SendConnectr cmdlet. What's the solution?

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Delete the connector using the Remove-SendConnector cmdlet and then re-create it with a different usage type.

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How do you disable a send connector with EMS?

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Use the Set-SendConnector EMS cmdlet and set the Enabled parameter to $false.

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Which EMS cmdlet do you use to modify the default permissions for a Send connector?

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Add-ADPermission

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This EMS command configures the Send connector SendConnector01 so that it can be used only by HT servers in the same AD site.

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Set-SendConnector -Identity SendConnector01 -IsScopedConnector $true

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You can configure Send connectors so that they deliver email using DNS address resolution.

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Example: Set-TransportServer -Identity VAN-EX1 -ExternalDNSServers 192.168.30.2, 10.10.50.10

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You must specify a smart host if you select the ______ usage type for a Send connector.

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Internal

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[T/F] You can configure the max size of messages sent through a Send connector.

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True

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EMS command that configures the send connector SendConnector01 iwth a max message size of 5MB and a max time for which an idle connection can remain open for 20 minutes.

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Set-SendConnector -Identity SendConnector01 -MaxMessageSize 5MB -ConnectionInactivityTimeOut 00:20:00

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Exch. 2010 ___ and ___ servers use Receive connectors to receive messages.

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HT and ET.

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When you install the HT server role, how many receive connectors are created?

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Two. The client receive connector accepts SMTP connections from all non-MAPI clients, such as POP. he Default Receive connctor accpts connections from other HT and ET servers.

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During the installation of the Edge Transport server role, how many Receive connectors are created?

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One -- configured to accept SMTP comm from all IP address ranges and is bound to all IP addresses on the local server.

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EMS command to list all the Receive connectors on the HT servers?

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Get-ReceiveConnector

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EMS cmdlet to create a Receive connector?

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New-ReceiveConnector ... ### -usage {custom, internal, internet, partner}

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Example of a cmdlet where a connector listens for incoming SMTP connections on the IP address 10.10.10.1 and port 25 and accepts incoming SMTP connections only from the IP range 192.168.8.1 - 192.168.8.127

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New-ReceiveConnector -Name ReceiveConnector01 -Usage Custom -Bindings 10.10.10.1:25 -RemoteIPRanges 192.168.8.1-192.168.8.127

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What's the EMS cmdlet that sets the authentication mechanism of the Receive connector?

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Set-ReceiveConnector -Identity ReceiveConnector01 -AuthMechanism { Integrated, None, TLS, etc}

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Command to delete Receive connector ReceiveConnector01?

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Remove-ReceiveConnector -Identity ReceiveConnector01

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In Exch. 2010, an ______ domain is considered authoritative when the Exchange org hosts MBs for recipients in this domain.

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accepted SMTP domain

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How do you prevent open relays?

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Reject all email that is not addressed to a recipient in your organization's authoritative domains.

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When you configure an external relay domain, messages are relayed by an ______ server to an email server that is outside the Exchange org.

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Edge Transport server

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When are foreign connectors used?

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HT servers use foreign connectors to deliver messages to gateway servers that do not use SMTP to transmit messages, like 3rd party fax gateway servers.

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EMS cmdlet to create a foreign connector?

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New-ForeignConnector (on a HT server) ### IsScopedConnector $true parameter means that the connector can be used only by HT server in the same AD site.

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What are Delivery Agent Connectors?

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These are like Foreign connectors where SMTP is not used. Unlike foreign connectors, DACs do not use Drop directories. They provide greater control over the message delivery to foreign systems.

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What is TLS?

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Transport Layer Security.

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EMS cmdlet example that requires TLS on a receive connector.

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New-ReceiveConnector -Name Secure -Bindings 0.0.0.0:25 -RemoteIPRanges 10.10.0.1-10.100.24 -RequireTLS $true

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EMS cmdlet to generate a self-signed certificate?

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New-ExchangeCertificate

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EMS cmdlet to view all athe Exchange certificates published in AD.

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Get-ExchangeCertificate

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You can use _______ on IP site links to control the route that email traffic takes to a remote AD site.

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Exchange costs

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You can use ___ and ____ to encrypt and authenticate email traffic.

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TLS & MTLS

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You are creating a Send connector to send email to a domain with which you have established MTLS authenication. Which usage type would you specify?

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Partner

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What is MTLS?

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Mutual Transport Layer Security