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A corporate environment will include client computers that run Microsoft Outlook 2010. Email services will be provided to some users by a cloud-based Exchange Server 2010 SP1 service provider and to…
The correct answer is C. Create a remote domain. A remote domain will allow you to send the internal out of office messages When you configure remote domains, you can prevent certain types of messages from being sent to that domain. These message types include out-of-office messages, auto-reply messages, non- delivery reports…
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A corporate environment will include client computers that run Microsoft Outlook 2010. Email services will be provided to some users by a cloud-based Exchange Server 2010 SP1 service provider and to other users by an on-premise deployment of Exchange Server 2010 SP1. You need to recommend a solution that will allow users in the cloud-based environment to receive internal Out of Office replies from users in the on-premise environment. What should you recommend?
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- ACreate an accepted domain.
- BCreate a transport rule.
- CCreate a remote domain.
- DCreate an organization relationship.
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- B5% (2)
- C81% (30)
- D11% (4)
Explanation
A remote domain will allow you to send the internal out of office messages When you configure remote domains, you can prevent certain types of messages from being sent to that domain. These message types include out-of-office messages, auto-reply messages, non- delivery reports (NDRs), and meeting forward notifications. If you have a multiple forest environment, you may want to allow the sending of those types of messages to those domains. However, if you have identified a domain from which spam originates, you may want to block sending of those types of messages to those remote domains. Automatic Replies Settings Automatic replies, formerly known as out-of-office replies, have changed substantially starting with Exchange Server 2007. In Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007, users can specify different automatic replies for internal and external recipients. Furthermore, the types of automatic replies available in your organization also depend on the Microsoft Outlook version in use. In Exchange 2010, there are three types of automatic replies: External - Supported by Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007. Can only be set by Outlook 2010 or Office Outlook 2007, or using Microsoft Office Outlook Web App. Internal - Supported by Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007. Can only be set by Outlook 2010 or Outlook 2007, or using Outlook Web App. Legacy - Supported by Exchange 2010, Exchange 2007, and Exchange Server 2003. Can be set by Office Outlook 2003 or earlier.
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