You are the Exchange administrator for your company. The company operates a main office and one branch office. The network consists of a single Active Directory domain.
The domain contains three servers that run Exchange Server 2003 in a single Exchange organization.
Two Exchange servers are located in the main office and are members of the Main Office administrative group.
The third Exchange server is located in the branch office and is a member of the Branch Office administrative group.
User and group accounts for users in the main office are located in the Main Office organizational unit (OU).
User and group accounts for users in the branch office are located in the Branch Office OU.
A new administrator is hired to perform the following administrative tasks: Create and delete user accounts for branch office users.
Add and remove users from mailenabled groups for branch office users.
Create and delete mailboxes on the Exchange server in the branch office.
View and manage queues on the Exchange server in the branch office.You need to ensure that the new administrator can perform the required tasks.
You must assign only the minimum level of necessary permissions.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)
A.
Configure the permissions on the Branch Office OU to grant full control of the OU to the new administrator.
B.
Add the new administrator to the Account Operators group in the domain.
C.
Configure the permissions on the Branch Office OU to enable the new administrator to manage user and group accounts in the OU.
D.
Add the new administrator to the Server Operators group on the Exchange server in the branch office.
E.
Configure the permissions on the Branch Office administrative group to assign Exchange View Only Administrator permissions to the new administrator.
F.
Configure the permissions on the Branch Office administrative group to assign Exchange Administrator permissions to the new administrator.
Explanation:
Permissions over specific objects do need to be delegated to specific sets of administrators. The new administrator needs
permissions on the branch offices OU to manage AD accounts, also because he need to create and manage exchange mail box, he
needs to be an exchange administrator.
References:
Overview of Exchange Administrative Role Permissions in Exchange 2003 KB article 823018 MS white paper Design
Considerations for Delegation of Administration in Active Directory MS white paper Working with Active Directory Permissions in
Microsoft Exchange 2003