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| Name the four editions that Windows Sever 2003 comes in. | A. Standard Edition
b. Enterprise Edition
C. Data Center Edition
D. Web Edition
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| Which edition of Windows Server 2003 cannot be configured as an Active Directory domain controller? | Windows Server 2003, Web Edition
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| What is the absolute minimum RAM requirement for Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition? | 128 MB
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| What is the difference between the Workgroup and the Domain Network model? | A Workgroup is logical group of computers characterized by a DECENTRALIZED security and administration and the Domain Network model is characterized by a CENTRALIZED authentication and administration.
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| What is a Domain? | A Domain is a logical group of computers characterized by centralized authentication and administration.
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| What is a Domain Controller? | A Domain controller is a Windows Server 2003 system explicitly configured to store a copy of the Active Directory database, and service user authentication requests or queries about domain objects.
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| What is the name of the first domain installed within the Active Directory database? | Forest root domain
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| What is a forest? | JA forest is collection of trees that do not necessarily share a contiguous DNS naming structure
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| What is the role of Active Directory? | Central point for storing and managing network objects
Stored on domain controllers in the network
Changes made to any Active Directory will be replicated across all domain controllers
Uses Domain Name Service (DNS) conventions for network resources
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| What is a Tree? | A Tree is a hierarchical collection of domains that share a contiguous DNS namespace.
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| What is the Active Directory Schema? | Contains the definition of all objects we can keep track of along with the attributes we can store about them.
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| What is a Global Catalog? | An index and partial replica of most frequently used objects and attributes of an Active Directory
Replicated to any server in a forest configured to be a global catalog server
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| What are the Four Main Functions of the Global Catalog? | Four main functions:
Enable users to find Active Directory information
Provide universal group membership information
Supply authentication services when a user logs on from another domain
Respond to directory lookup requests from Exchange 2000
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| What is LDAP? | Lightweight Directory Access Protocol(LDAP) is an access protocol that defines how users can access or update directory service objects.
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| Assuming a user name of John Doe with a user account located in the Sales OU of the domain Dovercorp.net, what would be the object’s distinguished name? | CN=John Doe, OU=Sales, DC=Dovercorp, DC=Net
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| How often does Active Directory replication between sites take place by default? | Every 3 hours
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| How many seconds after a change notification process is triggered does replication between domain controllers occur? | 15
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| What is a site? | A combination of one or more Internet Protocol (IP) subnets connected by a high-speed connection.
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| What is site link? | A site link is a configurable object that represents a connection between sites.
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| What are Four Functions of a Organizational Unit (OU)? | -A logical container used to organize domain objects
-Makes it easy to locate and manage objects
-Allows you to apply Group Policy settings
-Allows delegation of administrative control
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| What is the default driver signing option in Windows Server 2003? | Warn
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| Which of the following are driver signing options on Windows Server 2003 system? | Block
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