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A mailbox has 40 KB of mailbox rules. You need to move the mailbox from your Exchange Server
2007 computer to an Exchange Server 2003 computer at a remote site. How should you achieve
this goal?
A. Use the Exchange Task wizard in Exchange Server 2003.
B. Use the Move Mailbox wizard in Exchange Server 2007.
C. Run the Move-Mailbox cmdlet with the IgnoreRuleLimitErrors parameter.
D. Run the Move-Mailbox cmdlet with the IgnorePolicyMatch parameter.

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C. Run the Move-Mailbox cmdlet with the IgnoreRuleLimitErrors parameter.
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You are creating a cluster continuous replication (CCR) cluster. You create a failover cluster and
you install the Mailbox server role named ExchMB1 on the active node. You need to install the
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correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)
A. Run the Enable-StorageGroupCopy -Identity ExchMB1SG1 command.
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New-DistributionGroup -Name "Manufacturing" -OrganizationalUnit Users SAMAccountName
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C. On the default remote domain policy, enable out-of-office responses.
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