Htc: Configuring Exchange Server 2007 C10E01

Front 1

T/F: In place upgrade to exchange is supported

Back 1

False. This is due to the fact that the codebase is 64 bit, while previous codebases are 32 bit

Front 2

How do you upgrade to Exchange 2007 then?

Back 2

You can either migrate or transition

Front 3

DEF: Transition

Back 3

process in which you perform an upgrade to Exchange 2007—that is, you move data from any legacy Exchange servers in your Exchange organization to new Exchange 2007 servers,

Front 4

DEF: Migration

Back 4

process in which you move data from a non-Exchange messaging system (such as GroupWise, Lotus Notes or SendMail) to an Exchange organization, or move data from a legacy Exchange
organization in an existing Active Directory Forest to an Exchange organization in a new Active Directory Forest.

Front 5

Before we can deploy Exchange 2007 in a legacy organization, what preliminary requirements must be fulfilled?

Back 5

1) Prepare AD,
2) Pre existing exchange org,
3) Prep server on which Exchange 2007 will exist

Front 6

domain controller that is the _ _in the
Active Directory forest runs Windows Server 2003 with at least _ applied.

Back 6

schema master
SP1

Front 7

This is also true for any _ _ servers in each Active Directory site in which you plan to deploy Exchange 2007.

Back 7

Global Catalog

Front 8

Why is it recommended that one upgrade all servers to 64 bit base?

Back 8

An organization with 20K or more AD objects will significantly benefit from the upgrade

Front 9

Exchange 2007 requires that the domain functional level is set to _ _ _ or _ _ _.

Back 9

Windows 2000 Server
Windows Server 2003.

Front 10

<ACTION>How do you raise the functional level of a DC?

Back 10

HTC Fig 10.1

Front 11

Can you transition from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2007?

Back 11

No, since pre-Exchange 2000 servers must be removed before transitioning

Front 12

If you have exchange 5.5 in your organization, what is the recommended upgrade path?

Back 12

Upgrade to Exchange 2000/2003 and then transition to Exchange 2007

Front 13

Exchange 2000 servers must have _ applied.

Back 13

SP3

Front 14

Exchange 2003 servers must have _ applied.

Back 14

SP2

Front 15

What services are unsupported by Exchange Server 2007? (8) [Memorize]

Back 15

■ Novell GroupWise connector (Exchange 2003 Service)
■ Microsoft Mobile Information Server (Exchange 2000 Service)
■ Instant Messaging Service (Exchange 2000 Service)
■ Exchange Chat Service (Exchange 2000 Service)
■ Exchange 2000 Conferencing Server (Exchange 2000 Service)
■ Key Management Service (Exchange 2000 Service)
■ cc:Mail connector (Exchange 2000 Service)
■ MS Mail connector (Exchange 2000 Service)

Front 16

_ _ _ must be suppressed on any Exchange 2000 or 2003 servers in the Exchange legacy organization when you’re deploying an Exchange 2007 Server

Back 16

Link State updates

Front 17

When would you need to Suppress Link State updates?

Back 17

You have installed the Exchange 2007 Hub Transport server role in an existing Exchange organization.
The existing Exchange organization includes more than one Exchange 2003 or Exchange 2000 routing group.

You will configure more than one routing group connector between Exchange 2003 or Exchange 2000 routing groups and Exchange 2007.

Front 18

What services need to be restarted when you add the key? (3)

Back 18

SMTP, MTA Stacks, and Routing Engine

Front 19

<ACTION> How do you promote the Exchange level?

Back 19

HTC: Fig 10.3

Front 20

How do you suppress Link <ACTION> State Updates?

Back 20

HTC: Fig 10.6

Front 21

When preparing Legacy exchange permissions, what is the function of the command setup /prepareLegacyExchangePermissions?

Back 21

the Exchange 2003 or Exchange 2000 Recipient Update Service won’t otherwise function correctly after the Active Directory schema has been updated with Exchange 2007-specific attributes.

Front 22

<ACTION> Prepare the Legacy Exchange Permissions

Back 22

HTC: Fig 10.7

Front 23

In order to run setup /prepareLegacyExchange ermissions,what group must the account you're logged on with belong to?

Back 23

Enterprise Admins group

Front 24

Will this command work on 32 bit servers?

Back 24

Yes - this facilitates one with the ability to run this command before running the exchange 2007 install.

Front 25

What command do you run to prepare the schema?

Back 25

setup /prepareschema

Front 26

In order to run setup /PrepareSchema,what group must the account you're logged on with belong to?

Back 26

Enterprise and Schema Admins groups

Front 27

The setup.com /PrepareAD command is user to: (3)

Back 27

1. Configure global exchange objects in AD
2. Create Exchange Universal Security Groups in the root
3. Prepare the current Domain

Front 28

When looking through the AD after running this command, you see and object named FYDIBOHF23SPDLT - what is this?

Back 28

FYDIBOHF23SPDLT is the Exchange Administrative Group.

Front 29

What is DWBGZMFD01QNBJR?

Back 29

This is the Exchange Routing Group.

Front 30

Exchange 2007 doesn’t use _ _ and _ _, as Exchange 2000 or 2003 did.

Back 30

Routing Groups and Administrative Groups

Front 31

Why is it important to supress link state updates?

Back 31

This prevents mail routing loops from occurring

Front 32

message routing in Exchange 2007 is based on _ _ _.

Back 32

Active Directory sites.

Front 33

<ACTION> How do you view the Exchange 2007 Administrative and Routing groups in ADSI?

Back 33

HTC: Fig 10.11

Front 34

If you run setup /prepareAD before you runt /PrepareLegacyExchangePermissions and /PrepareSchema, what will happen?

Back 34

It will automatically execute those two statements

Front 35

How would you prepare a local domain or all domains in the Active Directory?

Back 35

You can run the setup /PrepareDomain or /PrepareAllDomains switches.