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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which role is not available in a Server Core installation? | Application Server |
| Which feature is not available in a Server Core installation? | Message Queuing |
| MAP can run on the 32-bit version of all of the following operating systems except __________. | Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1 |
| Which new tool provides capabilities so you can evaluate the hardware on servers as well as workstations? | Microsoft Assessment and Planning Solution Accelerator (MAP) |
| Hyper-V is available on which version of Server Core? | x64 |
| Which role is used when performing unattended installations of Windows Server 2008 and other operating systems on remote computers using network-based boot and installation media? | Windows Deployment Services |
| An install image contains the operating system that WDS will install on the client computer. What file from the Windows Server 2008 installation DVD is used to install the WDS? | install.wim |
| In which command line operating system can you run diagnostic and recovery tools? | Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE) |
| On which computer would you install Windows AIK? | technician computer |
| Which configuration pass enables you to add updates, hotfixes, language packs, and drivers to the image file? | offlineServicing |
| The Windows Deployment Services role includes all of the following role services except __________. | Application Server |
| What must a network adapter support on the client computer for the WDS server to work? | Preboot Execution Environment (PXE) |
| Which configuration mode is an additional installation phase that occurs with a separate system startup after the operating system installation and before Windows Welcome? | auditSystem |
| Which configuration mode applies settings during the first system boot after the Windows installation or the audit mode phase? | auditUser |
| Which drive type must a WDS server have to store image files? | NTFS |
| Which tool builds automated deployment solutions and is included with Windows Server 2008? | Sysprep.exe |
| The Add Roles Wizard enforces no other dependencies for the Windows Deployment Services role, but the role has several other prerequisites. Which of the following is not a prerequisite? | Exchange |
| Which type of file is a script containing responses to all of the prompts that appear on the WDS client computer during the installation process? | answer file |
| Which graphical utility creates and modifies the answer files you can use to perform unattended operating system installations on remote computers? | Windows System Image Manager (Windows SIM) |
| What process is used when it is necessary for a computer to convert an IP address into a DNS name? | reverse name resolution |
| There are many advantages to the distributed DHCP infrastructure. Which of the following is not an advantage? | Clients have the ability to install and configure a large number of DHCP servers. |
| What must at least one DNS server support when running Active Directory on your network? | Service Location (SRV) resource record |
| Which Windows installation option in Windows Server 2008 provides a stripped-down version of the operating system when you select it? | Server Core |
| To which type of server do client computers on the network send their DNS queries? | DNS servers |
| The DNS server receiving a name resolution request can take full responsibility for resolving the name by using what type of query? | recursive |
| Which method is most frequently used for providing fault tolerance to DHCP servers? | splitting scopes |
| Which of the following is not an element of DNS? | resource record |
| Which ID will identify the ISP that assigns a portion of the address space to a certain subscriber? | Provider ID |
| There are many reasons for registering an Internet domain name. Which of the following is one of those reasons? | create email addresses |
| Which of the following was not an objective of the DNS name resolution project? | Prevent administrators from assigning host names to their computers. |
| By default, the DHCP Server service in Windows Server 2008 uses dynamic allocation, leasing IP addresses to clients for how many days? | 6 days |
| Each individual domain name can be no more than how many characters? | 63 |
| Which of the following is not a message type defined by the DHCP communication protocol? | DHCPACCEPT |
| Which of the following is a disadvantage of a centralized DHCP infrastructure? | burden on the servers increase |
| What is the full DNS name for a particular computer called? | fully qualified domain name (FQDN) |
| The DHCP relay agent capability is built into which role in Windows Server 2008? | Network Policy and Access Services |
| Which of the following is not a top-level domain? | biz |
| Which of the following is not a standard DHCP address allocation method? | instinctive |
| Which ID will identify all or part of a specific physical link on the subscriber's network, which will enable subscribers to create as many subnets as needed? | Subnet ID |
| What is the name of the communications protocol called for by the original X.500 standard? | Directory Access Protocol (DAP) |
| Which type of DHCP packet is used by servers to acknowledge a clients acceptance of an offered IP address? | DHCPACK |
| Which group is used most often when designing an Active Directory infrastructure? | security |
| Which of the following is a main group type found in Active Directory? | security |
| Active Directory was first introduced in which operating system? | Windows 2000 Server |
| There are two basic classes of objects in an Active Directory domain. Which of the following is an object? | leaf |
| Where do users log in when joining an Active Directory domain? | domain |
| What type of compatibility are functional levels designed to provide in Active Directory installations running domain controllers with various versions of the Windows Server operating system? | backward |
| DNS naming limitations call for a maximum of how many characters per domain name? | 63 |
| When using the subzone method, you can leave the Internet DNS servers in place and use Windows Server 2008 DNS servers to host the zone for the subdomain. Which of the following is a configuration change that you must make? | You must configure Internet DNS servers to delegate the Active Directory subdomain to the Windows Server 2008 DNS servers. |
| Which group is used for nonsecurity-related functions, such as sending email messages to a collection of users? | distribution |
| The Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC) supports only incoming replication traffic. As a result, what is it possible to do when using a Read-Only Domain Controller? | none of the following: create, modify, or delete Active Directory objects |
| An Active Directory domain controller can verify a user's identity by which of the following methods? | all of the following: smart cards passwords biometrics |
| To use a Windows Server 2008 computer as a domain controller, you must configure it to use a(n) __________. | static IP address |
| Every Active Directory domain should have a minimum of __________ domain controllers. | two |
| Which of the following is not a reason why you should try to create as few domains as possible when designing an Active Directory infrastructure? | A license must be purchased from Microsoft for each domain you create. |
| What is the primary difference between global and universal groups? | Universal groups add more data to the global catalog. |
| Which of the following is not a variable that can affect the performance of an Active Directory installation? | length of the domain name you create |
| Which of the following is not a reason for creating an organizational unit? | implementing domains |
| A site topology consists of all of the following Active Directory object types except __________. | Subnet Links |
| In addition to the server's base memory requirements, how many megabytes of memory are required when running Terminal Services on a client machine? | 64 |
| Which built-in role enables Windows Server 2008 to host virtual machines? | Hyper-V |
| Which of the following Active Directory elements provides a true security boundary? | forests |
| The number of roles that a server can perform is dependent on all of the following factors except the __________. | functional level of the domain |
| To inventory an enterprise network consisting of __________ computers or more, you should run MAP on a server with SQL Server 2005 Standard installed | 20,000 |
| The __________ configuration pass runs after the system runs the generalize pass and reboots. | specialize |
| It is possible to automate the Windows Welcome phase with a(n) __________ file just as you can automate the Windows PE phase. | answer |
| Single instance storage is a Windows technology that enables a(n) __________ file to maintain a single copy of a particular operating system file and yet use it in multiple operating system images. | wim |
| After you have installed and configured your WDS server and added images to the __________, it is ready to service clients. | Store |
| Besides the Server Manager console, from what window can you install the WDS standard role? | Initial Configuration Tasks |
| When installing WDS, which role service must you choose to perform full remote operating system installations? | Deployment Server |
| What contains the operating system that WDS will install on the client computer? | install image |
| The Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK) is a set of tools and documents that enables network administrators to plan, create, and deploy what types of files to new computers on the network? | OS image files |
| When splitting scopes using the __________ rule, it is not necessary to deploy multiple DHCP servers on each subnet. | 80/20 |
| In a(n) __________ DHCP infrastructure, DHCP servers are all placed in a single location, such as a server closet or data center. | centralized |
| In the early days of TCP/IP networking, each computer had a list of names and their equivalent IP addresses called a(n) __________ table. | host |
| When a computer boots for the first time with the DHCP client active, the client generates a series of __________ messages to solicit an IP address assignment from a DHCP server and broadcasts them on the local network. | DHCPDISCOVER |
| When the DHCP client reaches the 50 % point of the lease's duration (called the renewal time value), the client enters the __________ state and begins generating DHCPREQUEST messages and transmitting them as unicasts to the DHCP server holding the lease. | renewing |
| A(n) __________ is a DNS server that receives queries from other DNS servers that are explicitly configured to send them. | forwarder |
| Which software component is used to receive DHCP broadcast traffic on a subnet and then send it on to particular DHCP servers on one or more other subnets? | DHCP relay agent |
| Which type of network will always have another one available to take its place if a DHCP server should fail? | fault tolerant |
| In what type of environment are DHCP servers all placed in a single location, such as a server closet or data center? | centralized DHCP infrastructure |
| What service automatically configures the Internet Protocol (IP) address and other TCP/IP settings on network computers by assigning addresses from a pool and reclaiming them when they are no longer in use? | Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, DHCP |
| A(n) __________ object is one that can have other objects subordinate to it. | container |
| The primary difference between global and universal groups is that universal groups add more data to the global catalog, thereby increasing the amount of __________ traffic between sites. | replication |
| When beginning a new Active Directory installation, the first step is to create a new __________. | forest |
| To stay synchronized, domain controllers communicate by sending database information to each other, which is a process called __________. | replication |
| The overall objective in your Active Directory design process should be to create as few __________ as possible. | domains |
| Each domain in an Active Directory installation is a separate __________ entity. | administrative |
| What container object functions in a subordinate capacity to a domain but without the complete separation of security policies? | organizational unit |
| What component automatically creates replication links between domain controllers in the same site and schedules their replication activities? | Knowledge Consistency Checker, KCC |
| What is the name of the process used by Windows NT domains in which one primary domain controller (PDC) sends its data to one or more backup domain controllers (BDCs)? | single-master replication |
| What does Active Directory use, in which it is possible to make changes to domain objects on any domain controller, to replicate those changes to all other domain controllers? | multiple-master replication |
| If you plan to create domains corresponding to remote sites or organizational divisions, the most common practice is to make them all __________ in the same tree, with a single root domain at the top. | subdomains |
| Every object consists of __________ that store information about the object. | attributes |
| Windows AIK is designed primarily to facilitate __________ operating system installations. | new |
| You can use several tools to create image files, including the __________ command line utility that Microsoft provides in the Windows AIK. | ImageX.exe |
| WDS server is responsible for providing the remote computer with the __________ files it needs to start up and the client side of the application. | boot |
| Automatic allocation is suitable for networks where you do not often move computers to different __________. | subnets |
| In a Windows DHCP server, a(n) __________ allocated address is called a reservation. | manually |
| The DHCP __________ enables you to exclude specific addresses from the scope range and specify any value for the lease duration. | console |
| In the early days of TCP/IP networking, each computer had a list of names and their equivalent IP addresses called a(n) __________ table | host |
| A(n) __________ is an administrative entity you create on a DNS server to represent a discrete portion of the DNS namespace. | zone |
| There is no Start menu, no desktop Explorer shell, no Microsoft Management Console, and virtually no graphical applications when using Server Core. | True |
| When running Server Core, the Date and Time application and the Regional and Language options are disabled. | False |
| Server Core is not intended as a platform for running server applications but only as a platform for running mission-critical server roles. | True |
| MAP is capable of performing a hardware inventory on computers with agent software required on the client side. | False |
| MAP requires a new database instance for its exclusive use. | True |
| Only Windows Server 2008 includes DHCP client capabilities. | False |
| DHCP communications are always initiated by the server. | False |
| The primary reason for distributing the DHCP Server service is its reliance on broadcast messaging. | True |
| To enable the broadcast traffic on each subnet to reach DHCP servers, you must install a DHCP relay agent on each subnet. | True |
| DNS servers never purge their cached information. | False |
| Unlike organizational units, you cannot assign Group Policy settings to computer objects, nor can you delegate their administration. | True |
| Subdomains in a tree inherit permissions and policies from their parent domains. | False |
| You can drag and drop leaf objects, such as users and computers, between OUs, but not between domains. | True |
| When you want to grant a collection of users permission to access a network resource, such as a file system share or a printer, you can assign permissions to an organizational unit. | False |
| Active Directory is one of the easiest technologies to test because an isolated lab environment usually can emulate many of the factors that can affect the performance of a directory service. | False |
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