Objective 2.4 Exchange 2010 Flashcards
Objective 2.4: Create and configure recipients and distribution groups.
You are expected to know that Exchange supports three types of distribution groups: ______, ______, and ______.
- distribution groups,
- mail-enabled security groups (sometimes known as security-enabled distribution groups), and
- dynamic distribution groups.
You manage the membership of distribution groups and mail-enabled security groups ______ by using the EMC or the EMS. Exchange adds members to dynamic distribution groups ______.
manually,
automatically
You can use the EMC New Distribution Group Wizard or the EMS ______ cmdlet to create such a group. For example, the following command creates a distribution group named Research: ______.
New-DistributionGroup,
New-DistributionGroup –Name ‘Research’ –Type ‘Distribution’ –SamAccountName ‘Research’ –Alias ‘Research’
You sometimes need to configure a distribution group so that it does not appear on address lists. In this case, you can use the EMS Set-DistributionGroup cmdlet with the ______ parameter.
HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled $true
Mail-enabling a security group allows Exchange users to send email to ______ members.
security group
Exchange security-enabled distribution groups use the ______ scope.
Universal
You can mail-enable a security group or create a new mail-enabled security group by using the EMC ______ Wizard.
New Distribution Group
You can use the EMS ______ cmdlet to mail-enable an existing security group and the ______ cmdlet to create a new security-enabled distribution group. For example, the following command creates a new security-enabled distribution group named SecDistGroup in the Users container of the Adatum.com domain: ______.
Enable-DistributionGroup,
New-DistributionGroup,
New-DistributionGroup –Name SecDistGroup –OrganizationalUnit “adatum.com/Users” –SAMAccountName SecDistGroup –Type Security
The following command mail-enables the existing Universal security group SecGroup: ______.
Enable-DistributionGroup –Identity SecGroup
If you want to ensure that a mail-enabled distribution group does not receive email, but you do not want to permanently delete the group, you can ______ it.
disable
A distribution group ______ can approve or block messages sent to the distribution group.
moderator
You can use the ______ cmdlet to specify a distribution group moderator.
Set-DistributionGroup
In the EMC, you can edit the distribution group Properties dialog box. In the ECP, you can configure moderation on the Moderated DG page. You can also configure message moderation by using the EMS ______ cmdlet. For example, the following command configures moderation for the Enquiries distribution group, where Mike Ray is the moderator and where only senders within the organization receive a non-approval notification: ______.
Set-DistributionGroup,
Set-DistributionGroup –Identity “Enquiries” –ModeratedBy “Mike Ray” –ModerationEnabled $true –SendModerationNotifications ‘Internal’
If you leave the list of moderators blank, the group owners will receive all the approval requests. The following EMS command configures the Contoso_Sales group so that Andy Jacobs is the group owner: ______.
Set-DistributionGroup –Identity Contoso_Sales –ManagedBy “Andy Jacobs”
You can use the EMS ______ cmdlet to create a dynamic distribution group. You can also use the EMC ______ Wizard for this purpose. For example, the following command creates a new dynamic distribution group for all mailbox users who have accounts associated with a Sales Department called SalesDDG: ______.
New-DynamicDistributionGroup,
New Dynamic Distribution Group,
New-DynamicDistributionGroup –IncludedRecipients MailboxUsers –Name ‘SalesDDG’ –ConditionalDepartment ‘Sales’ –Alias ‘SalesDDG’
