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IT132 Chapter 4
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Active Directory coordinates servers, client computers, printers, shared files, and other resources in a Windows Server 2008 network. | True |
| Microsoft recommends that at least four DCs should be present in any organization using Active Directory. | False |
| The Windows Server 2008 option to stop Active Directory Domain Services can involve considerable downtime. | False |
| 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. | True |
| AD LDS is installed as a server role via Server Manager. | True |
| 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. | directory service |
| A ____ usually is a higher-level representation of how a business, government, or school is organized, for example reflecting a geographical location or major division of that organization | domain |
| Every resource in a domain is called a(n) ____. | object |
| If information on one DC changes, such as the creation of an account, it is replicated to all other DCs in a process called ____. | multimaster replication |
| Each kind of object in Active Directory is defined through the ____, which is like a small database of information associated with that object, including the object class and its attributes. | schema |
| The ____ stores information about every object within a forest. | global catalog |
| 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 ____. | name resolution |
| A ____ is one in which every child object contains the name of the parent object. | contiguous namespace |
| The forest ____ refers to the Active Directory functions supported forest-wide. | function level |
| A ____ contains one or more domains that are in a common relationship. | tree |
| A(n) ____ means that if A and B have a trust and B and C have a trust, A and C automatically have a trust as well. | transitive trust |
| 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 | OU structure changes. |
| A ____ is a TCP/IP-based concept (container) within Active Directory that is linked to IP subnets. | site |
| A ____ is typically used to enable one- or two-way access between a Windows Server domain within a forest and a realm of UNIX/Linux computers. | realm trust |
| A ____ is intended to contain user accounts from a single domain and can also be set up as a member of a domain local group in the same or another domain. | global security group |
| In an Active Directory context in which there are multiple hierarchies of domains, trees, and forests, ____ provide a means to span domains and trees. | universal security groups |
| ____ and user accounts enable an organization to delegate authority over objects, such as Active Directory containers, user accounts, groups, and applications. | Security groups |
| ____ are used in Microsoft operating systems to provide a consistent working environment for one or more users. | Profiles |
| In a ____, the user does not have permission to update the folder containing his profile. | mandatory user profile |
| 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. | Read-Only Domain Controller |
| ____ password policies mean that you can now create more than one set of account policies within a domain. | Fine-grained |
| 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. | domain |
| The ____________________ server enables forest-wide searches of data. | global catalog |
| A(n) ____________________ consists of one or more Active Directory trees that are in a common relationship. | forest |
| A(n) ____________________ profile is automatically created at the local computer when you log on with an account for the first time. | local user |
| A PSO can be created by using the ____________________ command from the Command Prompt window in Windows Server 2008. | ldifde |
| Servers that have the AD DS server role installed | domain controllers |
| Servers on a network managed by Active Directory that do not have Active Directory installed | member servers |
| Defines the objects and the information pertaining to those objects that can be stored in Active Directory | schema |
| A unique number associated with the object name | globally unique identifier |
| A logical area on a network that contains directory services and named objects, and that has the ability to perform name resolution | namespace |
| The highest level in an Active Directory design | forest |
| Enables a user to start off with the same desktop setup, no matter which computer she or he uses | roaming profile |
| Overrides the user’s locally stored profile if it has been changed from the version stored on the server | mandatory user profile |
| 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 | AD LDS |
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