Objective 4.2 Exchange 2010 Flashcards
Objective 4.2: Configure Hub transport.
You are expected to know how to configure the transport ______, which holds copies of messages that are replicating to other mailbox databases in a DAG.
dumpster
You can use the EMS ______ cmdlet to configure transport dumpster properties.
Set-TransportConfig
You can access and modify transport settings through the EMC. You can also configure transport settings by using the EMS Set-TransportConfig cmdlet with the MaxReceiveSize, MaxRecipientEnvelopeLimit, and MaxSendSize parameters. You can use the same cmdlet with the MaxDumpsterSizePerDatabase and ______ parameters to configure transport dumpster properties. For example, if you want to ensure that messages are not lost in transit by increasing the length of time for which a message is retained by a Hub Transport server dumpster to 10 days (the default is 7 days), you would issue the following command: ______.
MaxDumpsterTime,
Set-TransportConfig –MaxDumpsterTime 10.00:00:00
You should be aware that an Exchange organization can only accept messages from and send messages to an ______ domain, and that you can configure an email address policy only for domains that are on the list of ______ domains.
accepted,
accepted
Typically, the domain name associated with the forest in which you install Exchange is the ______ accepted domain for your Exchange organization.
default
An accepted domain can be an ______, an ______, or an ______ relay domain.
- authoritative
- internal relay
- external relay
When you create an accepted domain by using the EMS ______ cmdlet or the ______ Wizard in the EMC, you specify the domain type.
New-AcceptedDomain,
New Accepted Domains
Domains for which the Exchange organization accepts and stores email messages from external locations describes an ______ domain. The default ______ domain for an organization is the FQDN of the forest root domain.
Authoritative,
authoritative
Domains for which the Exchange organization accepts email messages from external locations but forwards them to another internal mail system describes an ______ domain.
Internal relay
Domains for which the Exchange organization accepts email messages from external locations but does not process them locally and forwards them to an external mail server describes an ______ domain.
External relay
You can, for example, use the EMS ______ cmdlet to modify the properties of an existing accepted domain. For example, the following command configures the accepted domain Fabrikam as the default accepted domain: ______.
Set-AcceptedDomain,
Set-AcceptedDomain -Identity Fabrikam -MakeDefault $true
You can also use the EMS ______ and ______ cmdlets to display an accepted domain’s properties and remove an accepted domain, respectively.
Get-AcceptedDomain,
Remove-AcceptedDomain
You can configure accepted domains only on a server that has been configured with the ______ role.
Hub Transport
You should be aware that you can use ______ domains to control the types of messages and message formats sent from your organization to a specific external domain.
remote
You are expected to know that when you install Exchange, a default remote domain is created that is responsible for the ______ applied to all outgoing messages except those configured for specific remote domains.
settings