Mec Trivia - Level 1
12 Questions
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Questions and Answers
- 1.What does ESE stand for in Exchange?
- A.
Exchange Storage Extensibility
- B.
Exchange Storage Engine
- C.
ENow Solutions Engine
- D.
Extensible Storage Engine
- 2.What is the name of the protocol used by Outlook to communicate to Exchange?
- A.
Remote Procedural Call (RPC)
- B.
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
- C.
Mail Application Program Interface (MAPI)
- D.
Exchange Active Sync (EAS)
- 3.What is the correct PowerShell syntax required to mount a mailbox database?
- A.
Mount-database
- B.
Mount-mailboxdatabase
- C.
Mount-mailstoredb
- D.
Mount-mailstoredatabase
- 4.What is the maximum number of databases you can mount on an Enterprise edition Exchange 2010 server?
- A.
50
- B.
75
- C.
100
- D.
125
- 5.Exchange 2013 SP1 had a very publicized bug regarding transport agents not starting. The number of the KB article containing the fix is _________.
- 6.You can have up to _____ servers in an Exchange 2010 DAG.
- 7.Exchange 2007 had numerous high availability acronyms. What were the different options called?
- A.
DAG
- B.
DAC
- C.
CCR
- D.
CCF
- E.
SCC
- F.
SSC
- G.
LCR
- H.
SCR
- 8.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.
- 9.What is the maximum number of databases you can mount on the Standard version of Exchange 2013?
- A.
5
- B.
10
- C.
15
- D.
50
- 10.In Exchange 2003 a database consisted of two important files. One file extension ended in .edb and the other ended in ____.
- 11.What is the recommended page file size for an Exchange 2013 SP1+ server?
- A.
RAM+10MB. Add another 100MB per database
- B.
RAM+10MB or 32,778MB; whatever is smaller
- C.
32,778 MB for any deployment
- D.
3MB and 3 tequila shots
- 12.When was Exchange 2013 released to public? (US-style date)
- A.
10/11/12 (11 Oct. 2012)
- B.
11/10/12 (10 Nov. 2012)
- C.
12/12/12 (12 Dec. 2012)
- D.
11/11/12 (11 Nov. 2012)
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