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A corporate environment includes Exchange Server 2010. The Exchange Server environment includes one Client Access server, one Edge Transport server, one Hub Transport server, and one Mailbox server…
The correct answer is B. Create a transport rule on the Hub Transport server. Correctly configured transport rules support ethical walls by helping to prevent e-mail messages from being sent between specific groups of recipients within your organization. The most common method of implementing an ethical wall is to make each affected mailbox a member of…
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A corporate environment includes Exchange Server 2010. The Exchange Server environment includes one Client Access server, one Edge Transport server, one Hub Transport server, and one Mailbox server. Email communication between employees in two specific departments is not permitted. You need to recommend a solution for ensuring that email messages from employees in either department are never sent to employees in the other department. What should you recommend?
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- ACreate a journal rule.
- BCreate a transport rule on the Hub Transport server.
- CCreate a transport rule on the Edge Transport server.
- DConfigure litigation hold on the mailboxes of the employees in both departments.
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(52 responses)- A8% (4)
- B73% (38)
- C2% (1)
- D17% (9)
Explanation
Correctly configured transport rules support ethical walls by helping to prevent e-mail messages from being sent between specific groups of recipients within your organization. The most common method of implementing an ethical wall is to make each affected mailbox a member of one of two distribution groups and then configure the transport rule to reject any messages sent between members of those two distribution groups. For transport rules to be applied to e-mail messages, a route must exist that enables the message to enter and leave a server that applies transport rules.
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