70-282 Designing, Deploying, and Managing a Network Solution for a Small- and Medium-Sized Business Certification Exam

Demo Question 11.

You are employed as the network consultant at EliteCertify.com. The EliteCertify.com network consists of a single Active Directory domain named EliteCertify.com. The company has a server with a full installation of Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003 which includes Microsoft Exchange. The CEO of EliteCertify.com spends 50% of his time out of the office. He also makes use of a paging device with a non-corporate e-mail address. You have received instruction from the CIO to have all the e-mail messages of the CEO forwarded to the pager. A copy of these messages needs to be left on the server. The CEO requests that no one is allowed to send direct e-mail messages to the pager. You now need to configure a method to have the e-mail messages of the CEO sent to the pager. You must ensure that no one sends e-mail messages directly to the pager of the CEO. What should you do?

A. You should configure the account of the CEO in Add Users and Computers in order to forward all e-mail messages to a pager contact. Then use Active Directory Users and Computers to hide the contact from Exchange mail lists.
B. The CEO account should be configured to forward all e-mail messages to a pager contact created in Add Users and computers. He should then send an e-mail message to all corporate users that informs the users to avoid sending e-mail messages directly to the pager contact.
C. You should configure the CEO's account to forward all e-mail messages to a pager contact created in Add Users and Computers. Then configure a group policy that will blocks e-mail messages to the pager contact.
D. A pager contact needs to be created in System Manager that will forward all of the e-mail messages of the CEO to his pager.


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Answer: A

Explanation: Active Directory Users and Computers console is an administrative tool which is designed to execute day-to-day Active Directory administration tasks. These tasks encompass creating, deleting, modifying, moving and setting permissions on objects stored in the directory. These objects include organizational units, users, contacts, groups and computers. Reference: Charlie Russel, Sharon Crawford, Jason Gerend, Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003: Administrator's Companion, Microsoft Press, Redmond, 2004, Chapter 1, p. 5