Objective 4.1 Exchange 2010 Flashcards
Objective 4.1: Create and configure transport rules.
You should be aware that Active Directory stores transport rules that are configured on Hub Transport servers so that these transport rules are accessible to ______ Hub Transport servers in the organization. Thus, you can apply a single set of rules across an entire organization.
all
You need to limit interactions inside the organization and prevent inappropriate content from entering or leaving the organization. The mechanism that enables you to accomplish these aims is the ______ rule. You create this rule by specifying rule conditions, exceptions, and actions.
transport
You use transport rule conditions to identify messages to which a transport rule action is applied. A condition consists of one or more predicates that specify which parts of a message should be examined. If appropriate, you can specify a comparison operator and a matching value. You can obtain a list of transport rule predicates by using the following EMS cmdlet: ______.
Get-TransportRulePredicate | FT
If an exception is met, this prevents the actions specified in the transport rule from being applied to an email message, even if that message matches all ______ conditions.
configured
If an email message matches the transport rule conditions and does not match any exceptions, the transport rule action is ______. You can use the transport rule to reject, delete, or redirect a message; to add recipients; to add prefixes in the message subject; to insert disclaimers and personalized signatures in the message body; and to apply a message classification. You can obtain a list of transport rule actions by issuing the following EMS command: ______.
applied,
Get-TransportRuleAction | FL
The scope of a transport rule applied to a Hub Transport server is the ______ Exchange organization.
entire
______ rules can expand distribution group membership and access Active Directory attributes, and they can inspect or modify Information Rights Management (IRM)-protected message content.
Transport
Remember that a transport rule can block delivery of email messages to a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 ______. However, it cannot prevent users from communicating through networked file shares, newsgroups, and forums.
organization
The ______ agent can block objectionable messages. This agent can also remove or block messages that contain harmful or objectionable content and can help block messages that contain viruses, worms, and other types of malicious code. This is particularly important during the interval between the creation of malicious code and updates to your organization’s antivirus software.
edge rules
If you want to prevent internal users from including objectionable words or phrases in their email messages, you create a ______ rule.
transport
You can configure different transport rules on each of your Edge Transport servers. The scope of a transport rule configured on an Edge Transport server is the ______ server.
local
Edge Transport server transport rules apply to all types of messages, cannot expand distribution group membership, cannot access Active Directory attributes, and cannot inspect or modify ______ message content.
IRM-protected
You can create transport rules on Hub Transport or Edge Transport servers by using the EMC ______ Wizard or the EMS ______ cmdlet. For example, the following command creates the transport rule TransportRuleExample, which adds Kim Akers to the recipients of any email messages sent to Mark Harrington, except for messages that are sent by the external user DonalMace@contoso.com: ______.
New Transport Rule,
New-TransportRule,
New-TransportRule –Name TransportRuleExample –SentTo “Mark Harrington” –AddToRecipients “Kim Akers” –ExceptIfFrom DonalMace@contoso.com
You can use the EMC ______ Wizard to modify an existing transport rule. You can also use the EMS ______ cmdlet (not the New-TransportRule cmdlet) to modify a transport rule. The following command modifies the transport rule TransportRuleExample so that messages sent to Mark Harrington are sent to both Kim Akers and Don Hall, unless they come from DonalMace@contoso.com: ______.
Edit Transport Rule,
Set-TransportRule,
Set-TransportRule -Identity TransportRuleExample –AddToRecipients “Kim Akers”,”Don Hall” –ExceptIfFrom DonalMace@contoso.com
You can use the EMS to view a summary list of all transport rules configured on all Hub Transport servers or an Edge Transport server by issuing the following command: ______.
You can obtain a list of the properties of a specific transport rule by issuing an EMS command similar to the following: ______.
Get-TransportRule
Get-TransportRule TransportRuleExample | FL
All Hub Transport servers in an Exchange 2010 organization have the same set of ______ rules. You can use the EMC to obtain a list of transport rules on all Hub Transport servers or on an individual Edge Transport server. To see the properties of a single rule, click the rule, and then in the Actions pane, click ______ Rule.
transport,
Edit
You use the ______ cmdlet to create a new transport rule. You use the ______ cmdlet to modify a transport rule. This includes adding conditions, exceptions, or actions to the rule.
New-TransportRule,
Set-TransportRule
You use the EMS ______ cmdlet to display the properties of an existing transport rule. Using the EMS ______ cmdlet, you can view the actions that the transport rule performs.
Get-TransportRule,
Get-TransportRuleAction
The transport rule agent must be ______ before you can apply transport rules to email messages that pass through a Hub Transport server, and the edge rule agent must be ______ before you can apply transport rules to messages that pass through an Edge Transport server. These agents are enabled by default, but if an agent becomes disabled, all transport rules are disabled. The following EMS command checks the status of the appropriate transport agent on either a Hub Transport or an Edge Transport server: ______.
enabled,
enabled,
Get-TransportAgent
You can disable an individual transport rule. To use the EMC to disable a transport rule, right-click the transport rule, and then click Disable Rule. If a rule is already disabled and you want to enable it, right-click it, and then click Enable Rule. If you want to remove a rule, right-click it, and then click Remove Rule. You can also use the EMS to disable, enable, and remove a transport rule. For example, the following EMS command disables the transport rule TransportRuleExample: ______.
The following command enables the transport rule that was previously disabled: ______.
The following command removes the transport rule: ______.
Disable-TransportRule TransportRuleExample
Enable-TransportRule TransportRuleExample
Remove-TransportRule TransportRuleExample
You can export a rule on one Edge Transport server and import it on another, and any transport rules exported to an Exchange 2010 Edge Transport server exist only on that server and not on every Edge Transport server in the same organization. However, you also use export and import in a ______ scenario.
coexistence
Any transport rules that exist in the Exchange 2007 container need to be ______ and stored in the Exchange 2010 container. You export Exchange 2007 rules so that you can import them into Exchange 2010 by using the EMS ______ cmdlet with the ExportLegacyRules parameter on an Exchange 2010 Hub Transport server.
converted,
Export-TransportRuleCollection
You need to know how to create a disclaimer by ______ or ______ a transport rule. If you use the EMS for this purpose, you configure the ApplyHtmlDisclaimerLocation and ApplyHtmlDisclaimerText parameters.
creating,
modifying
You can use the ______ cmdlet to create a transport rule that applies a disclaimer.
New-TransportRule