Exam 7: Configuring Group Policy

You work for the large Example.com corporation.Recently,Example.com has been adding new branch offices at a steady rate.Just last week,a new branch office was created and now you have been put in charge of configuring group policy settings for the branch office.Because this branch office will be fairly large,it will be set up as a separate domain. Since there are several branch offices with similar GPO requirements,you want to be able to make use of GPOs that have already proven to be useful.What is the easiest way to make the policies in this new branch office similar to those already in place?

GPT's are replicated by using this service when you have a mix of Windows Server 2008,Windows Server 2003,and Windows 2000 domain controllers.

MATCHING -A report showing which policy settings apply to a user,computer,or both and where these policy settings originated

Which of the terms below best fits the following description? A GPO component that's an Active Directory object stored in the System\Policies folder.It stores GPO properties and status information but no actual policy settings.

MATCHING -A GPO component that's an Active Directory object stored in the System\Policies folder

The folder that starts with these four characters is the GPT for the Default Domain Policy.

MATCHING -Text files with an .inf extension that contain information to define policy settings in the Computer Configuration\Policies\Windows Settings\Security Settings node of a local or domain GPO

Which of these is something group policy templates and group policy containers have in common?

If an application is published through User Configuration's Software Settings,what happens?

____________________ is a feature that enables administrators to set policies that cause folders in a user's profile directory to be stored elsewhere,usually to a location on a server.

This file contains the version number used to determine when a GPO has been modified.

MATCHING -A new feature in Server 2008,used to set different password and account policies for targeted users and groups

The account lockout threshold contains a value between 0 and 1,000 that determines how many times a user's password can be entered incorrectly before the user's password must be reset by an administrator.

Settings in local GPOs that are inherited from domain GPOs can't be changed on the local computer;only settings that are undefined or not configured by domain GPOs can be edited locally.

If you make changes to an existing GPO that's already linked in Active Directory,how fast do the policy settings take effect?

The settings in Administrative Templates under User Configuration affect what section of the computer's registry?

Fine-grained password policies are created by defining a....

Which of these is not a new GPO in Windows Vista and Server 2008?

What would you use to prevent GPOs linked to parent containers from affecting child containers?

GPC replication between domain controllers in the same site occurs at about what interval after a change has been made by default?