Objective 1.4 Exchange 2010 Flashcards
Objective 1.4: Create and Configure databases
You should be aware that Exch Srv 2010 stores mailboxes and ______ folders in Exchange databases.
public
Each database is stored in a single Extensible Storage Engine database (______) file.
. edb
You can configure options by using the database Properties dialog box in the EMC. The ______ tab lets you specify the limits at which warning messages are sent, Send is prohibited, and Send and Receive are prohibited.
Limits
To configure database size limits you need to configure the ______ of the server running Exch Srv 2010 that hosts the database.
registry
You need to know the database GUID, which you can obtain by using the EMS ______ cmdlet.
Get-MailboxDatabase
You then use regedit.exe to locate and edit the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\
Services\MSExchangeIS*servername\Private-databaseGUID*
The following command configures a deleted item retention time of 14 days for the mailbox database MyMailboxDatabase: ______.
Set-MailboxDatabase -Identity “MyMailboxDatabase” -DeletedItemRetention 14.00:00:00
To specify the default database name MailboxDatabase01, you would use the following command: ______.
Setup.com /mode:Install /roles:Mailbox /MdbName:.MailboxDatabase01
You can edit the properties of mailbox or public folder databases by accessing the Properties dialog box for the relevant database or by using the EMS ______ and ______ cmdlets.
Set-MailboxDatabase, and
Set-PublicFolderDatabase
A Mailbox server can host a maximum of ______ public folder database(s).
one
You need to configure ______ folders if your clients are using IMAP4 or WebDAV clients such as Entourage or Microsoft Outlook 2003 SP1 (or earlier).
public
You can use the ______ cmdlet to create a public folder database. The following command creates a public folder database named My Public Folder Database and specifies its file path and log file path: ______.
New-PublicFolderDatabase
New-PublicFolderDatabase -Name “My Public Folder Database” -EdbFilePath “C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\Mailbox\PublicDatabase.edb” -LogFolderPath “D:\ExchangeDatabases\Public\Logs\PublicDatabase”
Removing user or system public folders from a public folder database by using the EMS is a two-stage procedure: ______.
You first need to identify the public folder by using the EMS Get-PublicFolder cmdlet and pipe the result into the EMS Remove-PublicFolder cmdlet.
The following command removes all user public folders from the public folder database on the mailbox server VAN-EX1: ______.
Get-PublicFolder -Server VAN-EX1 “" -Recurse -ResultSize:Unlimited | Remove-PublicFolder -Server VAN-EX1 -Recurse -ErrorAction:SilentlyContinue
The following command removes all system public folders from the public folder database on the mailbox server VAN-EX1: ______.
Get-PublicFolder -Server VAN-EX1 “\Non_Ipm_Subtree” -Recurse -ResultSize:Unlimited | Remove-PublicFolder -Server VAN-EX1 -Recurse -ErrorAction:SilentlyContinue
In a ______ scenario, you might need to change the default public folder database if your public folder database and your mailbox database are associated with different versions of Exchange.
coexistence
You can specify a default public folder database on the ______ tab of the mailbox database Properties dialog box. You can also use the ______ (not the New-MailboxDatabase) cmdlet.
Client Settings,
Set-MailboxDatabase