Question 1

List two advantages of using profiles.

Accepted Answer

Multiple users can use the same computer and maintain their own customized settings.When users log on,they receive their own personalized settings that were saved when they last logged off.
Profiles can be stored on a network server so they are available to users regardless of the computer they use to log on.
Profiles can be made mandatory so users have the same settings each time they log on.When a user logs on,she can modify the settings but the changes are never saved when the user logs off.

Question 2

AD LDS is installed as a server role via Server Manager.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Match each term with the correct statement below.
-The highest level in an Active Directory design

Accepted Answer

A) forest 
B) member servers 
C) namespace 
D) mandatory user profile 
E) schema
F)roaming profile
G)domain controllers
H)globally unique identifier
I)AD LDS 
A) forest 
B) member servers 
C) namespace 
D) mandatory user profile 
E) schema
F)roaming profile
G)domain controllers
H)globally unique identifier
I)AD LDS A

Question 4

One reason for having an RODC is for better security at branch locations,where physical security measures might not be as strong as at a central office.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

____ are used in Microsoft operating systems to provide a consistent working environment for one or more users.

Accepted Answer

A)  Environments 
B)  Settings 
C)  Templates 
D)  Profiles 
A)  Environments 
B)  Settings 
C)  Templates 
D)  Profiles

Question 6

Discuss the policy sets that an organization might consider when planning fine-grained password policies.

Accepted Answer

When your organization plans fine-graine

Question 7

DNS is a TCP/IP-based name service that converts computer and domain host names to dotted decimal addresses and vice versa,through a process called ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  address resolution 
B)  name resolution 
C)  domain resolution 
D)  host resolution 
A)  address resolution 
B)  name resolution 
C)  domain resolution 
D)  host resolution

Question 8

____ and user accounts enable an organization to delegate authority over objects,such as Active Directory containers,user accounts,groups,and applications.

Accepted Answer

A)  Tiered groups 
B)  Security groups 
C)  Organizational units 
D)  Administrative units 
A)  Tiered groups 
B)  Security groups 
C)  Organizational units 
D)  Administrative units

Question 9

Every resource in a domain is called a(n)____.

Accepted Answer

A)  object 
B)  entity 
C)  entry 
D)  article 
A)  object 
B)  entity 
C)  entry 
D)  article

Question 10

Match each term with the correct statement below.
-A skeleton version of Active Directory Domain Services,housing only those elements needed for central configuration and data management required by applications,including directory replication and security services

Accepted Answer

A) forest 
B) member servers 
C) namespace 
D) mandatory user profile 
E) schema
F)roaming profile
G)domain controllers
H)globally unique identifier
I)AD LDS 
A) forest 
B) member servers 
C) namespace 
D) mandatory user profile 
E) schema
F)roaming profile
G)domain controllers
H)globally unique identifier
I)AD LDS

Question 11

Explain the purpose of a local security group.

Accepted Answer

A local security group is used

Question 12

The Windows Server 2008 option to stop Active Directory Domain Services can involve considerable downtime.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The ____ stores information about every object within a forest.

Accepted Answer

A)  global catalog 
B)  global master 
C)  schema master 
D)  master catalog 
A)  global catalog 
B)  global master 
C)  schema master 
D)  master catalog

Question 14

A ____ is one in which every child object contains the name of the parent object.

Accepted Answer

A)  disjointed namespace 
B)  logical namespace 
C)  contained namespace 
D)  contiguous namespace 
A)  disjointed namespace 
B)  logical namespace 
C)  contained namespace 
D)  contiguous namespace

Question 15

Discuss the advantages and reasons for creating more than one password and lockout policy based on security group or user.

Accepted Answer

With a single policy governing every acc

Question 16

Active Directory is a ____ that houses information about all network resources such as servers,printers,user accounts,groups of user accounts,security policies,and other information.

Accepted Answer

A)  file service 
B)  domain 
C)  directory service 
D)  module 
A)  file service 
B)  domain 
C)  directory service 
D)  module

Question 17

List two types of changes that can now be tracked using auditing capabilities introduced in Active Directory in Windows Server 2008 R2.

Accepted Answer

Server administrators can track changes

Question 18

A ____ is different from normal DCs in that you cannot use it to update information in Active Directory and it does not replicate to regular DCs.

Accepted Answer

A)  Restricted Domain Controller 
B)  Limited Access Domain Controller 
C)  Read-Only Domain Controller 
D)  Replication-Limited Domain Controller 
A)  Restricted Domain Controller 
B)  Limited Access Domain Controller 
C)  Read-Only Domain Controller 
D)  Replication-Limited Domain Controller

Question 19

A(n)____ is a grouping of related objects within a domain,similar to the idea of having subfolders within a folder,and can be used to reflect the structure of the organization without having to completely restructure the domain(s)when that structure changes.

Accepted Answer

A)  container 
B)  branch 
C)  tree 
D)  OU 
A)  container 
B)  branch 
C)  tree 
D)  OU

Question 20

In Active Directory,a(n)____________________ is a fundamental component or container that holds information about all network resources that are grouped within it-servers,printers,and other physical resources,users,and user groups.

Accepted Answer

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List two advantages of using profiles.

AD LDS is installed as a server role via Server Manager.

Match each term with the correct statement below. -The highest level in an Active Directory design

One reason for having an RODC is for better security at branch locations,where physical security measures might not be as strong as at a central office.

____ are used in Microsoft operating systems to provide a consistent working environment for one or more users.

Discuss the policy sets that an organization might consider when planning fine-grained password policies.

DNS is a TCP/IP-based name service that converts computer and domain host names to dotted decimal addresses and vice versa,through a process called ____.

____ and user accounts enable an organization to delegate authority over objects,such as Active Directory containers,user accounts,groups,and applications.

Every resource in a domain is called a(n)____.

Match each term with the correct statement below. -A skeleton version of Active Directory Domain Services,housing only those elements needed for central configuration and data management required by applications,including directory replication and security services

Explain the purpose of a local security group.

The Windows Server 2008 option to stop Active Directory Domain Services can involve considerable downtime.

The ____ stores information about every object within a forest.

A ____ is one in which every child object contains the name of the parent object.

Discuss the advantages and reasons for creating more than one password and lockout policy based on security group or user.

Active Directory is a ____ that houses information about all network resources such as servers,printers,user accounts,groups of user accounts,security policies,and other information.

List two types of changes that can now be tracked using auditing capabilities introduced in Active Directory in Windows Server 2008 R2.

A ____ is different from normal DCs in that you cannot use it to update information in Active Directory and it does not replicate to regular DCs.

A(n)____ is a grouping of related objects within a domain,similar to the idea of having subfolders within a folder,and can be used to reflect the structure of the organization without having to completely restructure the domain(s)when that structure changes.

In Active Directory,a(n)____________________ is a fundamental component or container that holds information about all network resources that are grouped within it-servers,printers,and other physical resources,users,and user groups.

Introduction to Windows Server 2008

Installing Windows Server 2008

Configuring the Windows Server 2008 Environment

Configuring, managing, and Troubleshooting Resource Access

Configuring Windows Server 2008 Printing

Configuring and Managing Data Storage

Managing Windows Server 2008 Network Services

Deploying Iis and Active Directory Certificate Services

Configuring Remote Access Services

Windows Server 2008 Virtualization

Application and Data Provisioning

Securing Windows Server 2008

Server and Network Monitoring

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Exam 4: Introduction to Active Directory and Account Management

List two advantages of using profiles.

AD LDS is installed as a server role via Server Manager.

Match each term with the correct statement below. -The highest level in an Active Directory design

One reason for having an RODC is for better security at branch locations,where physical security measures might not be as strong as at a central office.

____ are used in Microsoft operating systems to provide a consistent working environment for one or more users.

Discuss the policy sets that an organization might consider when planning fine-grained password policies.

DNS is a TCP/IP-based name service that converts computer and domain host names to dotted decimal addresses and vice versa,through a process called ____.

____ and user accounts enable an organization to delegate authority over objects,such as Active Directory containers,user accounts,groups,and applications.

Every resource in a domain is called a(n)____.

Match each term with the correct statement below. -A skeleton version of Active Directory Domain Services,housing only those elements needed for central configuration and data management required by applications,including directory replication and security services

Explain the purpose of a local security group.

The Windows Server 2008 option to stop Active Directory Domain Services can involve considerable downtime.

The ____ stores information about every object within a forest.

A ____ is one in which every child object contains the name of the parent object.

Discuss the advantages and reasons for creating more than one password and lockout policy based on security group or user.

Active Directory is a ____ that houses information about all network resources such as servers,printers,user accounts,groups of user accounts,security policies,and other information.

List two types of changes that can now be tracked using auditing capabilities introduced in Active Directory in Windows Server 2008 R2.

A ____ is different from normal DCs in that you cannot use it to update information in Active Directory and it does not replicate to regular DCs.

A(n)____ is a grouping of related objects within a domain,similar to the idea of having subfolders within a folder,and can be used to reflect the structure of the organization without having to completely restructure the domain(s)when that structure changes.

In Active Directory,a(n)____________________ is a fundamental component or container that holds information about all network resources that are grouped within it-servers,printers,and other physical resources,users,and user groups.

Introduction to Windows Server 2008

Installing Windows Server 2008

Configuring the Windows Server 2008 Environment

Configuring, managing, and Troubleshooting Resource Access

Configuring Windows Server 2008 Printing

Configuring and Managing Data Storage

Managing Windows Server 2008 Network Services

Deploying Iis and Active Directory Certificate Services

Configuring Remote Access Services

Windows Server 2008 Virtualization

Application and Data Provisioning

Securing Windows Server 2008

Server and Network Monitoring

Managing System Reliability and Availability

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