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Datails:

$1.$ Take screenshots that capture the entire screen for each section.

$2.$ You will show all your policies and rules in action.

$3.$ The correct server specifications

$4.$ The use of highlighters and underlines to underpin critical steps.

$5.$ Always disable windows firewall on all your VMs

$6.$ Use static IPs for all your VMs$.$

$$ Create Active Directory Users on Domain Controller.

o Create $2$ AD users using the naming convention first name $+$ numbering system. E$.$g$.,$

Jason$03$and Jason$04.$

o Be sure to disable password expiration as well as to use password Secret$55!$

$$ Create mailbox$-$enabled users in Exchange Admin Centre $($EAC$)$

o Log into your Exchange Server using your ExchangeAdmin$01$account

o Follow the steps outlined in the linked article titled "Use the EAC to create mailboxes

for existing user accounts".

o Link or create users firstname$03$and firstname$04$in EAC, $($make sure to show

screenshots.$)$

o Create user mailboxes in Exchange Server, create Exchange mailbox, Exchange Server

create mailbox $|$ Microsoft Learn

$$ Configure Mailbox Clients on Both Guest VMs

o The mailbox client we will be using is eM client which can be downloaded here:

Download eM Client for Windows $|$ eM Client

o Install the client and configure the client on both Guest VMs$,$ using firstname$03($e$.$g$.,$

jason$03)$ on xxW$10-03$and firstname$04$on xxW$10-04.$ O

o Send test emails from each newly created mail enabled account. $($firstname$03$to

firstname$04)$

$$ Creating Company Policy and Mail Flow Rules

o Add a disclaimer message to the bottom all email clients with. The message should

read "Disclaimer: This email and any attachments are for the sole use of the intended

recipients and may be privileged or confidential."

o Configure user firstname$03$with 'Full Access' to ALL user mailboxes $($i$.$e$.,$ firstname$01,$

firstname$02$and firstname$04).$

o Configure user firstname$01$to only be able to send emails to users firstname$03$ and

firstname$04.$

o Create a rule where emails larger $1$Mb cannot be delivered to any internal mailbox.

$($can$\text{'}$t send or receive emails larger than $1$Mb$).$ Prove that this rule is in effect either by

trying to send a large file or use the PowerShell command to show size restrictions.

o Create a company policy that prevents the mailbox enabled users from sending or

receiving files with $.$EXE or $.$ZIP file types.

o Create a Distribution Group called $\text{'}$IT Support', with the mail$-$enabled address of

'ITGroup@domain.local'. All mail enabled users should be added to this group $($except

for Exchangeadmin$01).$ Send a test email to the Distribution Group to confirm

functionality.

o Use EAC to enable archive mailboxes on all for mail enabled user accounts

$($firstname$01-04).$ Use PowerShell to confirm that this is enabled on all mailboxes.