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A corporate environment includes Exchange Server 2010 with multiple Client Access servers. Employees connect to the Exchange Server environment from their Exchange ActiveSync- Enabled mobile…

The correct answer is B. Create an Exchange ActiveSync mailbox policy and apply the policy to all mailboxes. Allow storage card - This setting specifies whether the mobile phone can access information that's stored on a storage card. How Direct Push works?: Direct Push depends on network conditions that support a long-standing HTTPS request. A mobile phone issues an HTTPS request to…

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A corporate environment includes Exchange Server 2010 with multiple Client Access servers. Employees connect to the Exchange Server environment from their Exchange ActiveSync- Enabled mobile devices. You need to recommend a solution for preventing the mobile devices from using removable storage. What should you recommend?

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  • AConfigure the ActiveSync virtual directory on all Client Access servers.
  • BCreate an Exchange ActiveSync mailbox policy and apply the policy to all mailboxes.
  • CCreate a Group Policy Object (GPO) that enforces the use of BitLocker To Go and apply the
  • DCreate a Group Policy Object (GPO) that enforces the use of BitLocker To Go and apply the

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  • B
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  • C
    10% (6)
  • D
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Explanation

Allow storage card - This setting specifies whether the mobile phone can access information that's stored on a storage card. How Direct Push works?: Direct Push depends on network conditions that support a long-standing HTTPS request. A mobile phone issues an HTTPS request to the server. The request tells the server to notify the device if any items change in any folder that is configured to synchronize in the next 15 minutes. Otherwise, the server should return an HTTP 200 OK message. The mobile phone then stands If the server does not respond after 15 minutes, the mobile phone wakes up and concludes that the connection to the server was timed out by the network. The device reissues the HTTPS request, but this time it uses a heartbeat interval of 8 minutes. etc:

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#Exchange ActiveSync#mailbox policy#mobile device management#removable storage

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