70-285 Designing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organization Brain Dump

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70-285 Designing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organization

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Demo Question 5.

You need to protect the messaging environment from potentially harmful attachments to e-mail messages. What should you do?

A. Configure block list in the global settings for the Exchange organization.
B. Configure a receipt filter in the global settings for *@southridgevideo.com.
C. Configure Outlook 2003 so that it does not allow users to access potentially harmful file types.
D. Configure Outlook 2003 rules to move all potentially harmful attachments to a quarantine folder.

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Answer: C

Explanation: The Microsoft Outlook 2003 e-mail security features provide additional levels of protection against malicious e-mail messages. The security features included with Outlook 2003 can be divided into the following three distinct parts: * Blocking of potentially unsafe attachments. * Confirmation of programmatic access to e-mail addresses. * Confirmation of automatic sending of e-mail messages. If you use Outlook in a Microsoft Exchange environment, you can configure the server to block certain attachment file name extensions by using the Outlook E. mail Security Administrator Package. After you configure the security features on Exchange Server, you must enable the customized settings for your users. To enable the changed settings, you may need to deploy a new registry key to the client computers, depending upon whether or not Microsoft Office was initially deployed with system policies. Incorrect