Question 1

What tasks would you use the DNScmd tool to perform?

Accepted Answer

Use DNScmd to perform the foll

Question 2

Briefly discuss the following levels used to configure DNS: DNS server level, DNS zone level, and DNS record level.

Accepted Answer

DNS server level-Settings at this level

Question 3

The Filter tab allows you to modify the view of the DNS Server log for better analysis of the events it contains. Briefly discuss the following options: Event types, Event source, and Category.

Accepted Answer

Event types-This option allows you to ch

Question 4

The ____ command lists all the vital information about the network connections on a client, including the DNS servers and suffixes.

Accepted Answer

A)  ipconfig /registerdns 
B)  ipconfig /displaydns 
C)  ipconfig /all 
D)  ipconfig /flushdns 
A)  ipconfig /registerdns 
B)  ipconfig /displaydns 
C)  ipconfig /all 
D)  ipconfig /flushdns

Question 5

A(n) ____ is used by AD DS for storing all of the AD objects and information about your network environment.

Accepted Answer

A)  OEM 
B)  DC 
C)  domain 
D)  KDC 
A)  OEM 
B)  DC 
C)  domain 
D)  KDC

Question 6

The ____ is the length of time after a record can refresh that it is determined to be stale and scavenging can begin

Accepted Answer

A)  DNS zone 
B)  Refresh interval 
C)  client interval 
D)  DNS domain 
A)  DNS zone 
B)  Refresh interval 
C)  client interval 
D)  DNS domain

Question 7

By default, FQDN is configured to provide dynamic updates to clients that support this feature.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Match between columns
                        Premises: Contain a copy of the AD DS database and can answer client requests.
New protocol whereby Windows 2008 member servers, Vista clients, and Windows 2003 member servers can resolve names on the local subnet even when the DNS server is down.
Provides a low-maintenance, secure server in branch office locations where physical security is an issue and on-site administrators are not available or needed.
Determine what happens to old events within the DNS Server log file when the maximum file size for the log is reached.
Allows you to perform diagnostic queries of your DCs.
Can be used to test name resolution.
One of the first areas to check when you are having DNS problems.
Provide single name-to-IP address resolution.
Allows the DNS server to handle client requests immediately instead of waiting until the entire DNS zone is loaded.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Event logs and Retention settings and Ping is...

Question 9

____________________ automatically creates and delegates the forest root domain DNS zone, or the first domain in your forest.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ automatically creates and delegates the forest...

Question 10

AD DS uses a database structure to maintain its objects.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

What is the difference between a configuration partition and an application partition?

Accepted Answer

Configuration partition-This partition m

Question 12

The ____ is the length of time records wait before they can refresh their time stamp.

Accepted Answer

A)  DNS zone 
B)  client interval 
C)  No-refresh interval 
D)  DNS domain 
A)  DNS zone 
B)  client interval 
C)  No-refresh interval 
D)  DNS domain

Question 13

NetBIOS names are limited to ____ characters.

Accepted Answer

A)  5 
B)  10 
C)  15 
D)  20 
A)  5 
B)  10 
C)  15 
D)  20

Question 14

____________________ is a process within a DNS database that uses time stamps to determine when records can update themselves and whether a record has exceeded the length of time records can exist without an update.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ is a process within a DNS...

Question 15

____ are designed to limit the replication traffic across wide area network (WAN) links, as this traffic can affect performance for clients and users.

Accepted Answer

A)  Stub zones 
B)  Domains 
C)  AD DS sites 
D)  PDCs 
A)  Stub zones 
B)  Domains 
C)  AD DS sites 
D)  PDCs

Question 16

____ allows an administrator to configure load balancing of servers based on DNS name resolution information.

Accepted Answer

A)  Delegation 
B)  Round-robin DNS 
C)  Zone transfer 
D)  Forwarding 
A)  Delegation 
B)  Round-robin DNS 
C)  Zone transfer 
D)  Forwarding

Question 17

Prior to the proliferation of DNS usage with Windows 2000, ____ was the naming convention of choice for Windows nodes.

Accepted Answer

A)  NetBIOS 
B)  BOOTP 
C)  TCP 
D)  WINS 
A)  NetBIOS 
B)  BOOTP 
C)  TCP 
D)  WINS

Question 18

What is the difference between a domain partition and a schema partition?

Accepted Answer

Domain partition-This partition stores a

Question 19

What information is normally provided by the switch /test:DNS, when used with DCDiag?

Accepted Answer

The following is a list of some of the i

Question 20

The ____ log file is set to a default size of 16,384 KB, though you can increase the size in increments of 64 KB.

Accepted Answer

A)  DNS Events 
B)  Global 
C)  root 
D)  domain 
A)  DNS Events 
B)  Global 
C)  root 
D)  domain

What tasks would you use the DNScmd tool to perform?

Briefly discuss the following levels used to configure DNS: DNS server level, DNS zone level, and DNS record level.

The Filter tab allows you to modify the view of the DNS Server log for better analysis of the events it contains. Briefly discuss the following options: Event types, Event source, and Category.

The ____ command lists all the vital information about the network connections on a client, including the DNS servers and suffixes.

A(n) ____ is used by AD DS for storing all of the AD objects and information about your network environment.

The ____ is the length of time after a record can refresh that it is determined to be stale and scavenging can begin

By default, FQDN is configured to provide dynamic updates to clients that support this feature.

____________________ automatically creates and delegates the forest root domain DNS zone, or the first domain in your forest.

AD DS uses a database structure to maintain its objects.

What is the difference between a configuration partition and an application partition?

The ____ is the length of time records wait before they can refresh their time stamp.

NetBIOS names are limited to ____ characters.

____________________ is a process within a DNS database that uses time stamps to determine when records can update themselves and whether a record has exceeded the length of time records can exist without an update.

____ are designed to limit the replication traffic across wide area network (WAN) links, as this traffic can affect performance for clients and users.

____ allows an administrator to configure load balancing of servers based on DNS name resolution information.

Prior to the proliferation of DNS usage with Windows 2000, ____ was the naming convention of choice for Windows nodes.

What is the difference between a domain partition and a schema partition?

What information is normally provided by the switch /test:DNS, when used with DCDiag?

The ____ log file is set to a default size of 16,384 KB, though you can increase the size in increments of 64 KB.

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

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

Securing Windows Server 2008

Managing and Monitoring a Windows Server 2008 Network

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Exam 6: Managing and Administering DNS in Windows Server 2008

What tasks would you use the DNScmd tool to perform?

Briefly discuss the following levels used to configure DNS: DNS server level, DNS zone level, and DNS record level.

The Filter tab allows you to modify the view of the DNS Server log for better analysis of the events it contains. Briefly discuss the following options: Event types, Event source, and Category.

The ____ command lists all the vital information about the network connections on a client, including the DNS servers and suffixes.

A(n) ____ is used by AD DS for storing all of the AD objects and information about your network environment.

The ____ is the length of time after a record can refresh that it is determined to be stale and scavenging can begin

By default, FQDN is configured to provide dynamic updates to clients that support this feature.

____________________ automatically creates and delegates the forest root domain DNS zone, or the first domain in your forest.

AD DS uses a database structure to maintain its objects.

What is the difference between a configuration partition and an application partition?

The ____ is the length of time records wait before they can refresh their time stamp.

NetBIOS names are limited to ____ characters.

____________________ is a process within a DNS database that uses time stamps to determine when records can update themselves and whether a record has exceeded the length of time records can exist without an update.

____ are designed to limit the replication traffic across wide area network (WAN) links, as this traffic can affect performance for clients and users.

____ allows an administrator to configure load balancing of servers based on DNS name resolution information.

Prior to the proliferation of DNS usage with Windows 2000, ____ was the naming convention of choice for Windows nodes.

What is the difference between a domain partition and a schema partition?

What information is normally provided by the switch /test:DNS, when used with DCDiag?

The ____ log file is set to a default size of 16,384 KB, though you can increase the size in increments of 64 KB.

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

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

Securing Windows Server 2008

Managing and Monitoring a Windows Server 2008 Network

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