1)how to configure static ports for CAS server for internal outlook connections

On the CAS servers, for Mailbox connections, you need to use add a DWORD registry
key named �TCP/IP Port� under:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchangeRpc\ParametersSystem

Set the value to the port number to be assigned. In this article we use port 55000,
but you are free to choose whatever port you want to use, just remember it should
not conflict with other applications using the port. It is recommend you choose a
port within the dynamic RPC ranger (59531 and 60554)

2) user needs to send a file for 12 mb to an external user , how much will be
allowed and where would you do this

The only way to set size limits exclusively for attachments is to use a hub
transport rule, which will detect and block messages if their attachments are over
a specified size threshold

Open Exchange Management Console.

Start the Exchange Management Console.
Under Organization Configuration, click Hub Transport.
On the Global Settings tab, click Transport Settings.
In the Transport Settings section of the Actions pane, click Properties.
On the General tab in the Transport Settings Properties dialog box, configure the
value for Maximum send size (KB).
Click OK.

3) a user group policy settings is not getting applied to client computer ( the
computer does not belong to that user ) , how would you force a policy to be
applied to that user

DNS IP Address is Not Configured Correctly

GPO is Not Linked
GPO Setting is For the Wrong Object Type
GPO Setting is Not Set For Correct Value (Enabled or Disabled)
User or Computer Object is Not in Correct Organizational Unit (OU)
GPO Setting Is Being Controlled by GPO with Higher Precedence
Security Filtering is Not Configured Correctly on GPO
Enforced (No override) is Set on GPO
Block Inheritance is Set on Active Directory Node
WMI filter is incorrect

http://techgenix.com/Top-10-Reasons-Why-Group-Policy-Fails-to-Apply-Part3/
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/22457.10-common-
problems-causing-group-policy-to-not-apply.aspx

4) on windows 2008 R2 how would you upgrade the schema of active directory .. using
the command line and which roles should be updated first ..
* domain has trust relationship *** please explain your answer with respect to
roles

5) how to avoid split brain syndrome in exhcange DAG with equal member nodes

Here's how it works in more detail:

Let's say there are 5 nodes A,B,C,D and E which form a cluster, X.
Now a node (say E) fails.
Cluster reformation takes place. Actually, the remaining nodes A,B,C and D should
form cluster X.
But split brain situation may occur which leads to formation of two clusters X1
(containing A and B) and X2 (containing C and D).
Both X1 and X2 clusters think that they are the only active cluster. Both clusters
start accessing the data or disk, leading to data corruption.

High availability clusters are all vulnerable to split brain syndrome and should
use some mechanism to avoid it. Clustering tools, such as Pacemaker, HP
ServiceGuard, CMAN and LinuxHA, generally include such mechanisms.

6) Certificate server has been expired with public key and has been crashed how
would you build a new SA server from scratch and sync with clients

7) 1 of the 5 users is not receiving emails from external source , how would you
track that email and reason for not receiving . what is common language where
metadata information is written

check the external SPAM filtering service

If the issue occurs from Exchange Server end, probably you need to restart
Microsoft Exchange Transport service.

check it by sending a test mail from any random external email address to your
internal e-mail address. Now go to the EMC (Exchange Management Console), and
select Toolbox from the right menu, and click twice on Message Tracking option.You
will get the delivery report of the mail.

http://www.stellarservertools.com/blog/email-not-receiving-exchange-2010-2013/

8) citrix users are complaining that whenever the log in with vdi , it shows an
error with session timeout . how to fix it

we can implement Idle and Disconnect Timeout Settings in XenDesktop

9) cas server is behind the hardware load balancer , what is prefered ssl
configuration ... ssl tunneling or ssl bridging?

10) 5 windows server are not getting windows update due to some corrupt windows
settings on client pc . how to fix this issue? mention all the options?

The DISM or System Update Readiness tool may help you to fix some Windows
corruption errors.
Make sure the Windows update settings and install the specified fix released by
Micrsoft ( Eg : MicrosoftEasyFix50202.msi..etc) and restart the computer
Install Microsoft releases fix for Windows Update corruption errors

11) step by step procedure to restore Entire 4 MEMBER DAG

12) what is difference between retention tags and retention policy ?

13) how does archiving in 2010 works , how different it is from any 3rd party
software
14) how to create a additional attribute in active directory ? please mention step
by step procedure

15) which ports are used between domain contrllers to replicate

16) how to force clients to log on to a specific domain controller ? mention the
steps

17) what is IP less DAG in exchange 2016

18) maximum database size that can be given to a DB

19) maximum mailbox size given to a user in exchange

20) what is linked mailbox ? give me an example ?

21)what is differtence between HA and fault tolerance ?

22) does VM HA work if vcenter is down

23) whats is difference standard switch and distributed switch

24) what is authorissed restore and unauthorised restore

25 ) DEFINE ACTIVE DIRECTORY PARTITIONS

26) what will be affected if infrastructure master is down

27) what is difference between master collection service and personal collection
service ?

28) what is active manager in exchange 2010 and how different it is in 2013 and
2016

29) what is shadow redundancy in exchange 2010

30) what is the role os MSDCS in DNS server

31 ) difference between accepted domain and relay domains ( external and internal )

32 ) dhcp works on which port ?

33) how does replication work between sites and within sites

34 ) what is granular password policy in windows 2012 , how to define it ?

35 ) what is spf record and do we need it

36) difference between layer 4 load balancing and layer 7 load balancing

37) how to repair a corrupt exchange database

38 ) verification of Exchange dag is succefully doing log shipping and replicating

39) what is difference between site link schdule and interval

40) how to promote DC on slow wan link

Set the server to use another DNS server as its primary DNS server.Just considered
using RODC at branches and RODC would also cut down on your replication time
because most accounts won't get replicated.

41 ) what is tombstone life time attribute

A tombstone is an object deleted from the directory, but not yet removed from the
database.They are removed (physically deleted) by the garbage collection process
once they are older than the tombstone lifetime.The tombstone lifetime is
determined by the value of the tombstoneLifetime attribute on the Directory Service
object in the configuration directory partition. Its default value depends on the
server OS version of the first DC in the forest and is either 60 or 180 days. For
domain controllers upgraded to Windows Server 2008 that use a tombstone lifetime of
60 days, Microsoft recommends manually setting the value to 180 days. One of the
benefits this provides is an increase in the useful life of backups.