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You have an Exchange Server 2010 organization. You plan to deploy a public folder access solution to meet the following requirements: - Users in the legal department must be able send e-mail…
The correct answer is B. mail-enabled public folders and Contributor permissions. Public folders are only required in Exchange 2010 if you: 1. Have the requirement to support Outlook 2003 clients,which cannot use web-based distribution to access OAB and free/busy data. Outlook 2007 clients are also able to use public folders in this way but Outlook 2010…
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You have an Exchange Server 2010 organization. You plan to deploy a public folder access solution to meet the following requirements:
- Users in the legal department must be able send e-mail messages to
public folders
- Users in the legal department must not be able to read documents in
the public folders by using Outlook Web App (OWA) You need to recommend changes to public folder access that meet the company requirements. What should you recommend?
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Options
- Amail-enabled public folders and Editor Permissions
- Bmail-enabled public folders and Contributor permissions
- COWA segmentation and Reviewer permissions
- DOWA segmentation and Send As permissions
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A14% (5)
- B75% (27)
- C8% (3)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Public folders are only required in Exchange 2010 if you: 1. Have the requirement to support Outlook 2003 clients,which cannot use web-based distribution to access OAB and free/busy data. Outlook 2007 clients are also able to use public folders in this way but Outlook 2010 clients only use web-based distribution to access OAB and free/busy data. 2. Have applications that are based on public folders. Ten years ago, these applications were reasonably popular but recently they have become a fast-disappearing category as companies have migrated applications to more modern and functional platforms. SharePoint and InfoPath forms are an option that is often considered for the kind of forms- based applications that were deployed on top of public folders.
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