70-236, Lesson 10 Backing Up, Restoring, and Repairing Exchange Practice Quiz

This document discusses backing up, restoring, and repairing Microsoft Exchange servers. It covers topics like how Exchange databases work, selecting backup programs, using recovery storage groups, performing dial tone recovery, backing up server roles, and commands for restoring mailboxes and cloning Edge server configurations. The document is a practice quiz that tests knowledge in these areas through fill-in-the-blank and short answer questions.

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70-236, Lesson 10

Backing Up, Restoring, and Repairing Exchange

Practice Quiz
Fill in the Blank
1. Entries are created in a _________________ that indicates the email and public folder
items are successfully written from the transaction log to the database.
Answer: checkpoint file
Section Ref: How Exchange Databases Work
2. ______________________________ can be used to make point-in-time backups from
files that are open, locked, or in use.
Answer:Volume Shadow Copy Service
Section Ref; Selecting a Backup Program
3. A ________________________ can be used for mailbox restore operations and cannot
be accessed by email clients nor can it participate in policies, replication or clustering.
Answer: Recovery Storage Group (RSG)
Section Ref: Using the Recovery Storage Group
4. To perform a _______________________ for a corrupted mailbox database, you must
first create a RSG and restore a backup of the corrupted mailbox database to the RSG.
Answer: Dial Tone Recovery
Section Ref: Performing Dial Tone Recovery
5. The ___________________, found on the Hub role servers, contains all of the SMTP
communications that occurred on the send and receive connectors of those servers.
Answer: Protocol log
Section Ref: Backing up Hub Role Configuration
6. You should use the ______ parameter to perform an offline defrag with eseutil.exe.
Answer: /d
Section Ref: Backing up Exchange Server Role Configuration

7. The _________________ found in the Exchange Management Console is a graphical

tool can you use to analyze log drive space, repair databases, show database-related event
logs and verify database and transaction logs.
Answer: Database Recovery Management
Section Ref: Performing Dial Tone Recovery
8. Mailbox databases use the ________filename extension.
Answer: edb
Section Ref: How Exchange Databases work
Short Answer
1. What type of backup should you use if you need to restore a full backup followed by
one recent backup?
Answer: Differential backup
Section Ref: Selecting Backup Types
2. What is the easiest way to recreate the search index?
Answer: Stop the MSExchangeSearch service, delete the index folder, and restart the
MSExschangeSearch service.
Section Ref: Recreate a Search Index
3. What command should you use to copy mailboxes or emails from the RSG to the
original mailbox database?
Answer: Restore-Mailbox
Section Ref: Using the Recovery Storage Group
4. What command should you use to create a cloned configuration of the Edge role
server?
Answer: ExportEdgeConfig.ps1
Section Ref: Backing Up Edge Role Configuration