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1: Active Directory is mainly a decentralized storage system where every client computer independently manages user accounts and network resource permissions. False. Active Directory is a centralized database that stores information about network resources and allows administrators to manage access, organization, and delegation of administrative tasks.
2: Active Directory supports a hierarchical structure, which helps administrators organize resources and delegate administrative responsibilities more efficiently. True.
3: Centralized Management in Active Directory means that each user must manually configure their own computer, group memberships, and network permissions without administrator control. False. Centralized Management means administrators can manage users, groups, computers, and network resources from a central directory.
4: Single Sign-On in Active Directory allows users to access multiple network resources using one set of credentials. True.
5: Active Directory security is limited to storing usernames and passwords and does not include authentication or access control features. False. Active Directory provides security features such as authentication and access control to help protect network resources.
6: Authentication in Active Directory verifies the identity of users and computers before access to network resources is granted. True.
7: Authorization in Active Directory determines access based only on the physical location of a computer in the network. False. Authorization controls access based on user permissions and group memberships defined in the directory.
8: Active Directory integrates with DNS services to provide name resolution for network resources. True.
9: Replication in Active Directory is used to prevent changes from spreading to other domain controllers. False. Replication synchronizes directory changes across all domain controllers in the network.
10: A Domain Controller stores a writable copy of the Active Directory database for a domain and helps authenticate users. True.
11: Domain Controllers are optional client computers that only store temporary login records and cannot enforce security policies. False. Domain Controllers are servers that store a writable copy of the Active Directory database, authenticate users, enforce security policies, and manage access to resources.
12: An Active Directory domain is a logical grouping of network objects such as users, computers, and devices that share a common directory database. True.
13: Domains do not provide security boundaries because all objects in every forest automatically share identical permissions. False. Domains provide centralized management and security boundaries within a network.
14: Organizational Units are containers inside a domain that can be used to organize objects, apply Group Policies, and delegate administrative tasks. True.
15: Organizational Units and forests are the same because both are collections of multiple domains that share a global catalog. False. OUs are containers within a domain, while forests are collections of multiple domains or domain trees that share a common schema, configuration, and global catalog.
16: An Active Directory forest is a collection of multiple domains that share a common schema, configuration, and global catalog. True.
17: In Active Directory, a tree is a collection of domains that share a contiguous namespace. True.
18: A forest must always contain exactly one domain tree and cannot be used to establish trust relationships across domains. False. A forest can contain one or more domain trees and can establish trust relationships between different domains.
19: Active Directory domains can be arranged in parent-child relationships to support centralized management, delegation, and resource access control. True.
20: User accounts in Active Directory can only be created manually through Active Directory Users and Computers and cannot be created through PowerShell. False. User accounts can be created through Active Directory Users and Computers or by using PowerShell cmdlets for automation and bulk creation.
21: Security Groups in Active Directory are used to assign permissions to resources, while Distribution Groups are used for email distribution lists. True.
22: Group Policy Objects contain settings that can be applied to users or computers within an Active Directory domain. True.
23: In a one-way trust where Domain A trusts Domain B, users in Domain A automatically gain access to Domain B resources. False. In that one-way trust, users in Domain B can access resources in Domain A, but users in Domain A do not automatically access resources in Domain B.
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