You are the Exchange administrator for your company.
The Exchange organization consists of several sites containing Exchange Server 5.5 computers and several administrative groups containing Exchange Server 2003 computers.
The site named London contains an Exchange Server 5.5 computer named Mail1, which will be retained for the next two years. You install a computer named Mail2 into the London site. You install Exchange Server 2003 on Mail2. You move some mailboxes to Mail2. You find out that the hardware configuration of Mail2 is not adequate for the required workload. In preparation for replacing Mail2, you install a new computer named Mail3 into the administrative group. You install Exchange Server 2003 on Mail3 and move all mailboxes from Mail2 to Mail3. You need to ensure that Mail2 can be removed from the network without disrupting Exchange services.
To minimize the load on Mail3, you must not move any unnecessary roles to it.
Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)
A.
Replicate the Offline Address Book folder to Mail3. Remove the replica from the original owner of the folder.
B.
Replicate the OAB Version 2 folder to Mail3. Remove the replica from the original owner of the folder.
C.
Replicate the Schedule+ Free Busy folder to Mail3. Remove the replica from the original owner of the folder.
D.
Modify the Recipient Update Service to use Mail3.
E.
Create an instance of the Site Replication Service on Mail3. Remove the original instance.
F.
Configure the routing group to designate Mail3 as the routing group master.
Explanation:
The first Exchange Server 2003 computer that is installed in an administrative group holds certain important roles. The first server
hosts Offline Address Book folder, the Schedule+ Free Busy folder, Events Root folder, and other folders.
All public folders and system folders that are housed on the first Exchange 2003 computer must be replicated to another Exchange
2003 computer that is in the site After replicas have been made on the destination server, wait for replication to complete, and then
make sure that the replica folders are synchronized with the source folders. After replicas have been made on the destination
server, wait for replication to complete, and then make sure that the replica folders are synchronized with the source folders.
Select Exchange Server dialog box, click the name of another Exchange 2003 Server computer as the new server to host the
Recipient Update Service, OAB Version 2 folder will be recreated on server Company3 by the RUS service By default, the offline
Address Book replicates its contents to the public folder store of the server on which it is installed. If the public folder store is
removed from the offline Address Book’s replication configuration we will get an error, but this is solved with the Public folders
replication that is nthe first step to do