A.Create a retention tag.Assign the retention tag to a retention policy.Apply the retention policy to all users
B.Create a retention tag.Assign the retention tag to a retention policy.Create a journal rule
C.Create managed custom folder.Run the New Managed Content Settings wizard.Create a journal rule
D.Run the New Managed Content Settings wizard.Create a new managed folder mailbox policy.Apply the policy to all users

A.a new managed custom folder
B.a new message classification
C.a new retention policy
D.new managed content settings

A.a linked mailbox
B.a managed custom folder
C.a message classification
D.an Outlook Protection Rule

A.Create a managed custom folder.Create a transport rule
B.Create a new mail folder by using Microsoft Office Outlook.Create a journal rule
C.Create a managed custom folder.Run the Managed Content Settings wizard from the Inbox managed default folder
D.Create a new mail folder by using Microsoft Office Outlook.Run the Managed Content Settings wizard from the Inbox managed default folder

A.Remove MBX1 from DAG1.
B.Remove all mailbox database copies from DAG1.
C.Remove the computer account for MBX1 from Active Directory.
D.Run the Clean-MailboxDatabase cmdlet on all other members of DAG1 except MBX1.

A.On the new server， run Setup /M：RecoverServer
B.On the new server， run the Exchange Server installation program and then select the Hub Transport role
C.from Ntdsutil， perform an authoritative restore and then create a managed service account named Hub1
D.from Ntdsutil， perform an authoritative restore and then create a CNAME record for Hub1 that points to the new server

A.Restore the Inetsrv folder and the system state from CAS1.
B.Restore the Inetpub folder and the system state from CAS1.
C.Run Setup /RecoverCMS from the Exchange Server installation source files
D.Run Setup /M：RecoverServer from the Exchange Server installation source files

A.Run the ExportEdgeConfig.PS1 script
B.Run the New-EdgeSyncServiceConfig cmdlet
C.Back up the system state
D.Back up the Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services （AD LDS） database

A.Run setup /RecoverCMS
B.Run setup /m：RecoverServer
C.Restore the system state from the previous server
D.Install the Exchange management tools and then run the Restore-Computer cmdlet

A.Create two SRV records.Assign the SRV record for Server1 a priority of 20.Assign the SRV record Server2 a priority of 10.
B.Create two SRV records.Assign the SRV record for Server1 a priority of 10.Assign the SRV record for Server2 a priority of 20.
C.Create two MX records.Assign the MX record for Server1 a priority of 20.Assign the MX record for Server2 a priority of 10.
D.Create two MX records.Assign the MX record for Server1 a priority of 10.Assign the MX record for Server2 a priority of 20.

A.From the Exchange Management Shell， run the Set-Mailbox cmdlet
B.From the Exchange Management Shell， run the Set-MailboxDatabase cmdlet
C.From the Exchange Management Console （EMC）， modify the properties of each mailbox database
D.From the Exchange Management Console （EMC）， modify the properties of each Client Access server object