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Describe the main features of Exchange 2000 and its ability to
integrate with Windows 2000. (I)
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Produce Exchange 2000 service to confirm proper Exchange 2000
installation preparation and installation procedures. (II)
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Manage access to Exchange 2000 objects. (III)
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Employ a software system manager sub-program to create, configure, and
manage storage groups and stores. (IV)
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Create and manage recipient objects. (V)
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Create and manage public folders and public folder access. (VI)
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Use Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) for system communication
purposes. (VII)
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Create connected routing groups. (VIII)
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Cite link state algorithm and table functions in a description of
message flow and routing. (IX)
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Employ a message tracking sub-program that includes subject logging
and display features. (X)
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Configure Internet Information Server (IIS) components. (XI)
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Describe the function of and connection procedures for web access
software components. (XII)
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Install and configure a functioning instant messaging component of a
software program. (XIII)
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Employ a conferencing server in the creation of computer communication
networks. (XIV)
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Monitor computer communication software performance by means of
management console and exchange manager notifications. (XV)
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Demonstrate data preservation techniques. (XVI)
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