Question 1

How does BitLocker prevent threats to Windows systems, including: compromised system files and data access from outside the OS?

Accepted Answer

BitLocker prevents these threats by encrypting the entire Windows OS volume on the hard disk and verifying the integrity of early boot components and boot configuration data.

Question 2

____ provides authentication and integrity services but does not provide confidentiality because data encryption is not supported.

Accepted Answer

A) Internet Key Exchang e 
B) Authentication Header 
C) BitLocker 
D) Encapsulating Security Payload 
A) Internet Key Exchang e 
B) Authentication Header 
C) BitLocker 
D) Encapsulating Security Payload B

Question 3

The ____ is responsible for managing the network health and connectivity policies on a network.

Accepted Answer

A) System Health Validator 
B) Remediation Server 
C) System Health Agent 
D) Network Policy Server 
A) System Health Validator 
B) Remediation Server 
C) System Health Agent 
D) Network Policy Server D

Question 4

Windows Firewall does not allow you to create exceptions for inbound traffic.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Clients use a(n)____ to determine to what type of network they are connected.

Accepted Answer

A) network profile 
B) label 
C) exception 
D) forwarder 
A) network profile 
B) label 
C) exception 
D) forwarder

Question 6

____ is the default IPSec security protocol in Windows Server 2008 and is defined by RFC 4303.

Accepted Answer

A) DHCP 
B) UDP 
C) Encapsulating Security Payload 
D) Kerberos 
A) DHCP 
B) UDP 
C) Encapsulating Security Payload 
D) Kerberos

Question 7

Match between columns
                        Premises: Not necessarily a template, this wizard allows administrators to create rules requiring specific settings and functionality not covered by the four default templates.
This console will allow you to create policies for IPSec services so that they can be applied to computer objects within your Active Directory environment.
This console is used to create IPSec policies running Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 as well as older OSs.
This template creates rules that allow specific computers, groups, or IP addresses to connect with network computers without being required to authenticate themselves.
This command-line utility allows administrators to perform all the GUI-based tasks of certain other tools, along with other advanced configurations that are available only through it.
This template creates rules for authenticating communications between gateway computers, such as IPSec VPNs.
This template creates rules that restrict network connections based on administrator-defined policies.
This console allows for the configuration of IPSec security services for Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista clients only.
This template creates rules for authenticating communication between two computers, two groups of computers, two different subnets, or a combination of these.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Tunnel and Custom and Server-to-Server and Isolation is...

Question 8

In Active Directory domain environments, _________________________ is used by clients for host authentication.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In Active Directory domain environments, _________________________ is...

Question 9

Secure Socket Layer (SSL)and Secure Shell (SSH)can protect Transport layer protocols and information such as TCP and UDP.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

IPSec's ____ provides secure communications between two networks through a single node.

Accepted Answer

A) transport mode 
B) routing table 
C) socket 
D) tunnel mode 
A) transport mode 
B) routing table 
C) socket 
D) tunnel mode

Question 11

_________________________ involves the malicious modification of data stored on Web sites or in databases or being passed between two computers on a network.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _________________________ involves the malicious modification of data...

Question 12

____ is a command-line utility that allows you to manage EFS through scripts or the command prompt.

Accepted Answer

A) Netsh 
B) Ipconfig 
C) Cipher.exe 
D) Ping 
A) Netsh 
B) Ipconfig 
C) Cipher.exe 
D) Ping

Question 13

List four areas that you are allowed to manage through the Windows Firewall Advanced Security console.

Accepted Answer

You can manage the following a

Question 14

____ uses a single key and is faster and more efficient than public key encryption, especially for very large files.

Accepted Answer

A) Network Access Protection 
B) Symmetric encryption 
C) Network address translation 
D) Demand-dial routing 
A) Network Access Protection 
B) Symmetric encryption 
C) Network address translation 
D) Demand-dial routing

Question 15

IPSec meets three basic goals. Briefly discuss these goals.

Accepted Answer

IPSec meets three basic goals:
• Authent

Question 16

_____________________________________________ is an open-standards framework for securing network communications.

Accepted Answer

IPSec,Internet Proto

Question 17

Briefly describe the following authentication modes used by BitLocker: BitLocker with a TPM and BitLocker with Universal Serial Bus (USB)flash drive in place of TPM

Accepted Answer

BitLocker with a TPM -This provides driv

Question 18

The term _________________________ refers to a form of authentication that uses certificates issued by a trusted authority, or certification authority (CA).

Accepted Answer

digital ce

Question 19

Briefly describe the following network profiles: Public, Private, and Domain.

Accepted Answer

Public -This profile is used for clients

Question 20

What is the purpose of the System Health Validator?

Accepted Answer

The System Health Validator (S

How does BitLocker prevent threats to Windows systems, including: compromised system files and data access from outside the OS?

____ provides authentication and integrity services but does not provide confidentiality because data encryption is not supported.

The ____ is responsible for managing the network health and connectivity policies on a network.

Windows Firewall does not allow you to create exceptions for inbound traffic.

Clients use a(n)____ to determine to what type of network they are connected.

____ is the default IPSec security protocol in Windows Server 2008 and is defined by RFC 4303.

In Active Directory domain environments, _________________________ is used by clients for host authentication.

Secure Socket Layer (SSL)and Secure Shell (SSH)can protect Transport layer protocols and information such as TCP and UDP.

IPSec's ____ provides secure communications between two networks through a single node.

_________________________ involves the malicious modification of data stored on Web sites or in databases or being passed between two computers on a network.

____ is a command-line utility that allows you to manage EFS through scripts or the command prompt.

List four areas that you are allowed to manage through the Windows Firewall Advanced Security console.

____ uses a single key and is faster and more efficient than public key encryption, especially for very large files.

IPSec meets three basic goals. Briefly discuss these goals.

_____________________________________________ is an open-standards framework for securing network communications.

Briefly describe the following authentication modes used by BitLocker: BitLocker with a TPM and BitLocker with Universal Serial Bus (USB)flash drive in place of TPM

The term _________________________ refers to a form of authentication that uses certificates issued by a trusted authority, or certification authority (CA).

Briefly describe the following network profiles: Public, Private, and Domain.

What is the purpose of the System Health Validator?

Introduction to Windows Server 2008

Installing Windows Server 2008

Networking With Windows Server 2008

Installing and Configuring the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Introduction to Dns in Windows Server 2008

Managing and Administering Dns in Windows Server 2008

Configuring File Services in Windows Server 2008

Introduction to Printers in a Windows Server 2008 Network

Network Policy and Access Services in Windows Server 2008

Managing and Monitoring a Windows Server 2008 Network

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Exam 10: Securing Windows Server 2008

How does BitLocker prevent threats to Windows systems, including: compromised system files and data access from outside the OS?

____ provides authentication and integrity services but does not provide confidentiality because data encryption is not supported.

The ____ is responsible for managing the network health and connectivity policies on a network.

Windows Firewall does not allow you to create exceptions for inbound traffic.

Clients use a(n)____ to determine to what type of network they are connected.

____ is the default IPSec security protocol in Windows Server 2008 and is defined by RFC 4303.

In Active Directory domain environments, _________________________ is used by clients for host authentication.

Secure Socket Layer (SSL)and Secure Shell (SSH)can protect Transport layer protocols and information such as TCP and UDP.

IPSec's ____ provides secure communications between two networks through a single node.

_________________________ involves the malicious modification of data stored on Web sites or in databases or being passed between two computers on a network.

____ is a command-line utility that allows you to manage EFS through scripts or the command prompt.

List four areas that you are allowed to manage through the Windows Firewall Advanced Security console.

____ uses a single key and is faster and more efficient than public key encryption, especially for very large files.

IPSec meets three basic goals. Briefly discuss these goals.

_____________________________________________ is an open-standards framework for securing network communications.

Briefly describe the following authentication modes used by BitLocker: BitLocker with a TPM and BitLocker with Universal Serial Bus (USB)flash drive in place of TPM

The term _________________________ refers to a form of authentication that uses certificates issued by a trusted authority, or certification authority (CA).

Briefly describe the following network profiles: Public, Private, and Domain.

What is the purpose of the System Health Validator?

Introduction to Windows Server 2008

Installing Windows Server 2008

Networking With Windows Server 2008

Installing and Configuring the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Introduction to Dns in Windows Server 2008

Managing and Administering Dns in Windows Server 2008

Configuring File Services in Windows Server 2008

Introduction to Printers in a Windows Server 2008 Network

Network Policy and Access Services in Windows Server 2008

Managing and Monitoring a Windows Server 2008 Network

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