GSNA · Question #222
You work as an Exchange Administrator for XYZ CORP. The network design of the company is given below: Employees are required to use Microsoft Outlook Web Access to access their emails remotely. You…
The correct answer is C. Install two front-end Exchange 2000 servers. To ensure fault tolerance among the servers and to get the highest possible level of security and encryption for OWA clients, you must install two front-end Exchange 2000 servers. Place the new servers on the perimeter network and configure load balancing between them. To…
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You work as an Exchange Administrator for XYZ CORP. The network design of the company is given below:
Employees are required to use Microsoft Outlook Web Access to access their emails remotely. You are required to accomplish the following goals: Ensure fault tolerance amongst the servers. Ensure the highest level of security and encryption for the Outlook Web Access clients. What will you do to accomplish these goals?
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- AInstall one front-end Exchange 2000 server and continue to run Microsoft Outlook Web Access on
- BInstall two front-end Exchange 2000 servers.
- CInstall two front-end Exchange 2000 servers.
- DInstall two Exchange 2000 servers.
How the community answered
(55 responses)- A4% (2)
- B9% (5)
- C71% (39)
- D16% (9)
Explanation
To ensure fault tolerance among the servers and to get the highest possible level of security and encryption for OWA clients, you must install two front-end Exchange 2000 servers. Place the new servers on the perimeter network and configure load balancing between them. To enhance security, you should also configure Certificate Services and create a rule on the firewall to redirect port 443 to the servers. The most secure firewall configuration is placing a firewall on either side of the front-end servers. This isolates the front-end servers in a perimeter network, commonly referred to as a demilitarized zone (DMZ). It is always better to configure more than one front-end server to get fault tolerance.
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