You have an Exchange Server 2010 organization that contains two Hub Transport servers. You need to design a recovery plan for the Hub Transport servers that meets the following requirements…

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• ARetention of Exchange server computer accounts in Active Directory.
• BRetention of Exchange server computer accounts in Active Directory.
• CRecovery of Windows system state.
• DBackup and recovery of Windows system state.

• A
  77% (23)
• B
  13% (4)
• C
  7% (2)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Retention - issaugojimas Most of the critical Hub Transport server configuration is stored in Active Directory. When a Hub Transport server has failed you can recover the server using the following process. Install a new server to host the Hub Transport server role Configure the server with the same name and IP address as the failed server, and join it to the domain Install the Exchange Server 2010 pre-requisites Perform an installation of Exchange Server 2010 using Recovery Mode To run setup in Recovery Mode use the following command to launch Exchange Server 2010 set from an elevated command prompt. C:\Admin\Exchange 2010>setup /m:recoverserver Setup performs a server recovery instead of a normal installation. When the server has finished restarting you can verify that configurations such as the additional Receive Connector and the message tracking log configuration have been recovered with the To plan for backup and recovery of the Hub Transport server you first need to understand where the server stores its configuration and data: Active Directory-most of the Hub Transport server configuration information is stored in Active However there are a few exceptions to that. System State - the system state contains information such as SSL certificates installed on the server, and service startup and dependency settings in the registry, which will be important if they have been modified from the defaults. The system state will also include information about any other applications or agents installed on the Hub Transport server, such as antivirus and anti- File System - the file system contains the transport queues and some of their ESE settings, log files such as message tracking logs and protocol logs, and customizations made to the local transport configuration. The file system will also include the program files for any additional applications or agents installed on the server.

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