70-285 Designing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organization Practice Exams

Demo Question 2.

Answer: D, E

Explanation: Regarding the administrativestructure we know that : 1. There is one Exchange 2000 Server administrative group for the Exchange servers in the main office. There are 150 additional Exchange 2000 Server administrative groups, with one group for each campus. These groups were created when the company upgraded from Exchange Server 5.5. 2. All Information Technology (IT) administrative roles are centralized in the main office. 3. The campus office are administered by a team named Campus Admin, which is also located in the main office. The Campus Admin team has Exchange Full Administrator permission for the 150 Campus administrative groups. 4. The main office servers are administered by a team named Main Office Admin. The Main Office Admin team has Exchange Full Administrator permission for all administrative groups. Interview with the messaging Administrator : 1. The administrative model must be streamlined. Our current administrative group structure at times makes it difficult to find a server quickly. Now we know that the existing administrative model is not functioning to well, we need to reduce the workload on the Campus Admins group. We can simplify the administrative model by creating one administrative group for all servers that store mailboxes for users at the main office and by creating one administrative group for all servers that store mailboxes for users at the campus locations. Incorrect