You are the administrator of Windows Essential Business Server 2008. You have configured deleted item retention on the Messaging Server. A user reports that he has accidentally deleted an important e-mail message. You want to recover the message for the user.
Which considerations should you keep in mind before performing the recovery? (Choose all that apply. Each correct answer presents a unique solution.)
A.
The actual recovery of the deleted items is done from the client.
B.
You must have owner rights to the mailbox from which you are recovering deleted items.
C.
You must have the Exchange Recipient Administrator role assigned on the server.
D.
The DumpsterAlwaysOn registry key must be set to 1 on the Exchange server.
E.
The DumpsterAlwaysOn registry key must be set to 1 in Outlook 2007.
Explanation:
You should keep the following considerations in mind before recovering a deleted item:
* The actual recovery of the deleted items is done from the client.
* You must have owner rights to the mailbox from which you are recovering deleted items.
* The DumpsterAlwaysOn registry key must be set to 1 in Outlook 2007.To be able to recover deleted items, you must ensure that deleted item retention is configured on the Exchange server. If deleted item retention is not configured on the Exchange server, no deleted item will be stored in the dumpster available for recovery. The DumpsterAlwaysOn registry key must be set to 1 in Outlook 2007 to recover hard-deleted items. The hard-deleted items are those items that were deleted while holding down the SHIFT key and that were never moved to the Deleted Items folder. By default, the DumpsterAlwaysOn registry key is set to 1 in Outlook 2007.
You do not need to have the Exchange Recipient Administrator role assigned on the server for recovering a deleted item. The Exchange Recipient Administrators role enables a user to modify any Exchange property on an Active Directory user, contact, group, dynamic distribution list, or public folder object. This role is required to configure deleted item retention for a user. To recover a deleted item, you must have owner rights to the mailbox from which you are recovering deleted items.
The DumpsterAlwaysOn registry key must be set to 1 in Outlook 2007, not on the Exchange server. By default, all folders are recoverable on the Exchange server.