16) Which of the following are security-related tasks routinely performed by e-m

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16)

Which of the following are security-related tasks routinely performed by e-mail administrators?

(Select 3)(1pts)

Saving the IIS and SMTP and connectivity logs or even reviewing their content.

Reviewing the event logs for warnings that may indicate users are inappropriately accessing other users’ data.

Backing up user’s Personal Folders.

Looking at server and service uptimes to ensure that servers are not rebooting unexpectedly.

17)

The Exchange Server database uses a highly specialized database engine called the ___________________.

(Select 1)(1pts)

Extensible Storage Engine

SQL Database Engine

Exchange Storage Engine

Expandable Storage Engine

18)

You can do all of the following with Message Transport Rules, EXCEPT:

(Select 1)(1pts)

Implement message-journaling based on recipients, distribution lists, message classification, or message importance

Prevent users or departments from sending emails to each other by creating an ethical wall.

Determine additional recipients for messages based on the content or text patterns found in the message subject or message body

Append disclaimers to outgoing messages

19)

The Edge Transport server includes which of the following features?

(Select 1)(1pts)

Sender reputation filters allow a sender to be temporarily placed on a block list based on characteristics of mail coming from that sender, such as message content, sender ID verification, and sender behavior.

Sender and recipient filtering can be configured via administrator-controlled lists.

Per-user safe-sender, safe-recipient, and blocked-sender lists are automatically replicated from the user’s mailbox to the Edge Transport server.

Daily content filter and virus signature updates are available for organizations using Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server.

All of the above

None of the above

20)

More than 200 billion emails are sent everyday worldwide.

(1pts)

True
False

Explanation / Answer

17)Answer:

Extensible Storage Engine

Explanatuon:

The Exchange Server database uses a highly specialized database engine called the Extensible Storage Engine (ESE).

18)Answer:

Determine additional recipients for messages based on the content or text patterns found in the message subject or message body.

Explanation:

‘Managing Messages in Transit,’’ just to give you a taste of what you can do with transport rules, it is useful to highlight some of the cool things you can do with them:

Append disclaimers to outgoing messages

Implement message journaling based on recipients, distribution lists, message classification, or message importance

Prevent users or departments from sending e-mail to another by creating an ethical wall (aka a Chinese wall)

Intercept messages based on content or text patterns using regular expressions (REGEX) found in the message subject or message body

Apply message classifications to messages based on sender or message content

Take action on a message with a certain attachment or attachment type or an attachment size that exceeds a specified limit

Examine and set message headers or remove data from the message header

Redirect, drop, or bounce messages based on certain criteria

19)Answer:

All of the above

Explanation:

The Edge Transport server includes following features:

Sender reputation filters allow a sender to be temporarily placed on a block list based on characteristics of mail coming from that sender, such as message content, sender ID verification, and sender behavior.

Sender and recipient filtering can be configured via administrator-controlled lists.

Per-user safe-sender, safe-recipient, and blocked-sender lists are automatically replicated from the user’s mailbox to the Edge Transport server.

Daily content filter and virus signature updates are available for organizations using Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server.

Integrated Microsoft content filter is included for spam detection. Spam can be rejected, deleted, quarantined, or delivered to the user's Junkemail.

20)Answer:

True

Explanation:

Statistics, extrapolations and counting by Radicati Group from February 2015 estimate the number of emails sent per day (in 2015) to be around 205 billion. 205 billion email messages per day means almost 2.4 million emails are sent every second and some 74 trillion emails are sent per year

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