Mec Trivia - Level 1

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    Exchange 2013 SP1 had a very publicized bug regarding transport agents not starting. The number of the KB article containing the fix is _________.

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Mec Trivia - Level 1 - Quiz
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MEC Trivia - Level 1 is a quiz designed to assess knowledge of Microsoft Exchange, covering topics like the Extensible Storage Engine, MAPI protocol, PowerShell commands for database management, and specifics of Exchange 2010 and 2013 SP1. It is ideal for IT professionals and students in network administration.

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  • 2. 

    You can have up to _____ servers in an Exchange 2010 DAG.

    Explanation
    In Exchange 2010, you can have a maximum of 16 servers in a Database Availability Group (DAG). A DAG is a group of mailbox servers that work together to provide automatic database-level recovery from failures. By having multiple servers in a DAG, you can ensure high availability and redundancy for your Exchange environment.

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  • 3. 

    This feature was introduced in Exchange 2007. ______ _______ was a condition that was self-induced by the Exchange Hub Transport server when resources, such as disk space, was limited.

    Explanation
    Back Pressure is a feature introduced in Exchange 2007. It is a condition that occurs when the Exchange Hub Transport server experiences limited resources, such as disk space. This condition is self-induced by the server as a way to protect itself from becoming overwhelmed and potentially causing system failures. It helps to prioritize and manage the flow of messages by slowing down or stopping the processing of new messages until the server resources are freed up.

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  • 4. 

    In Exchange 2003 a database consisted of two important files. One file extension ended in .edb and the other ended in ____.

    Explanation
    In Exchange 2003, a database consisted of two important files. One file extension ended in .edb and the other ended in .stm. The correct answer options provided are all variations of .stm, which is the correct file extension for the second file in Exchange 2003 databases.

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  • 5. 

    What does ESE stand for in Exchange?

    • Exchange Storage Extensibility

    • Exchange Storage Engine

    • ENow Solutions Engine

    • Extensible Storage Engine

    Correct Answer
    A. Extensible Storage Engine
    Explanation
    ESE stands for Extensible Storage Engine. This is the correct answer because Extensible Storage Engine is a database engine used by Microsoft Exchange Server. It provides a reliable and efficient way to store and retrieve data in Exchange, allowing for high performance and scalability.

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  • 6. 

    What is the maximum number of databases you can mount on an Enterprise edition Exchange 2010 server?

    • 50

    • 75

    • 100

    • 125

    Correct Answer
    A. 100
    Explanation
    The maximum number of databases that can be mounted on an Enterprise edition Exchange 2010 server is 100.

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  • 7. 

    What is the maximum number of databases you can mount on the Standard version of Exchange 2013?

    • 5

    • 10

    • 15

    • 50

    Correct Answer
    A. 5
    Explanation
    The maximum number of databases that can be mounted on the Standard version of Exchange 2013 is 5. This means that the Standard version has a limitation on the number of databases that can be hosted, and if more databases are needed, it would require upgrading to a different version of Exchange.

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  • 8. 

    What is the recommended page file size for an Exchange 2013 SP1+ server?

    • RAM+10MB. Add another 100MB per database

    • RAM+10MB or 32,778MB; whatever is smaller

    • 32,778 MB for any deployment

    • 3MB and 3 tequila shots

    Correct Answer
    A. RAM+10MB or 32,778MB; whatever is smaller
    Explanation
    The recommended page file size for an Exchange 2013 SP1+ server is determined by either adding 10MB to the amount of RAM in the server or using a fixed size of 32,778MB, whichever is smaller. This ensures that there is enough virtual memory available for the server to operate efficiently.

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  • 9. 

    What is the name of the protocol used by Outlook to communicate to Exchange?

    • Remote Procedural Call (RPC)

    • Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)

    • Mail Application Program Interface (MAPI)

    • Exchange Active Sync (EAS)

    Correct Answer
    A. Mail Application Program Interface (MAPI)
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Mail Application Program Interface (MAPI). MAPI is the protocol used by Outlook to communicate with Exchange. It allows Outlook to access and manage email, contacts, calendars, and other data stored in Exchange. MAPI provides a set of functions and interfaces that enable communication between the client (Outlook) and the server (Exchange), allowing for seamless integration and synchronization of data.

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  • 10. 

    What is the correct PowerShell syntax required to mount a mailbox database?

    • Mount-database

    • Mount-mailboxdatabase

    • Mount-mailstoredb

    • Mount-mailstoredatabase

    Correct Answer
    A. Mount-database
    Explanation
    The correct PowerShell syntax required to mount a mailbox database is "Mount-database".

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  • 11. 

    When was Exchange 2013 released to public? (US-style date)

    • 10/11/12 (11 Oct. 2012)

    • 11/10/12 (10 Nov. 2012)

    • 12/12/12 (12 Dec. 2012)

    • 11/11/12 (11 Nov. 2012)

    Correct Answer
    A. 10/11/12 (11 Oct. 2012)
    Explanation
    Exchange 2013 was released to the public on 11th October 2012, as indicated by the date format "10/11/12" which corresponds to 11th October 2012 in US-style date format.

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  • 12. 

    Exchange 2007 had numerous high availability acronyms. What were the different options called?

    • DAG

    • DAC

    • CCR

    • CCF

    • SCC

    • SSC

    • LCR

    • SCR

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. CCR
    A. SCC
    A. LCR
    A. SCR
    Explanation
    Exchange 2007 had four different high availability options called CCR, SCC, LCR, and SCR. These acronyms stand for Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR), Single Copy Cluster (SCC), Local Continuous Replication (LCR), and Standby Continuous Replication (SCR) respectively. Each option provided a different level of redundancy and failover capabilities to ensure the availability of Exchange servers and data.

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