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Question | Answer |
What command is used to create an RODC without any cached secrets? | NTDSUTIL /IFM |
What is used to test if the system, storage and network configuration is suitable for a cluster? | Cluster Validation Tool |
What can be used to provide failover support for applications and services like web applications running on IIS? | NLB, which is included in all version of Server 2008 R2 |
When can a failover cluster be used? | For stateful applications like SQL, Exchange, file and print servers. |
What is a stateless application? | An application that doesn't build a state as the result of a request, for example IIS front end servers. |
What is required for Access Based Enumeration in a domain namespace? | Server 2008 domain functional level |
When is a DHCP instance on a failover cluster useful? | When the network doesn't support a DHCP relay and when you want to minimize traffic on the network. |
What authentication method supports using a health certificate? | Computer certificate authentication |
When should a tunnel rule be used? | When two computers are being used as endpoints for a VPN or IPSec layer two tunneling |
What is the difference between running RSOP in planning mode vs logging mode? | Planning mode: simulates the effects of a defined policy on a user or computer Logging: will help determine policies applied including precedence and will identify conflicts |
What can the Performance Monitor Users group do? | Local or remote monitoring of performance counters, they cannot monitor logs or alerts |
What can the Performance Log User do? | Can manage alerts and logs as well as performance counters |
What must you do to provide load balancing for a Remote Desktop Services Farm? | Install the RD Connection Broker role sevice, populate the connection broker computers local group, add the DNS entries for the terminal servers |
What OS is required for NAP functionality? | XP with SP3 and above only for client OS, Server 2008 and above for server OS |
What can a Universal Group contain? | Accounts, Global Groups, and Universal groups from any domain within the forest |
What can a Global Group contain? | Accounts and other Global Groups from within the same domain |
How is Credential Roaming enabled? | By enabling the Certificate Services Client - Credential Roaming policy and linking the GPO to the domain |
What OS required for FSRM? | Server 2003 and above |
What utility is used to manage all aspects of Bitlocker either locally or remotely? | manage-bde.wsf |
What OS's support credential roaming? | XP SP2 and above or Server 2003 SP1 and above |
What does SMB signing do? | Ensures data integrity, but not security |
What command can you use to install roles and features on a server core installation? | dism |
What commands can be used to install roles and features on a full server installation? | dism or servermanagercmd.exe |
When creating a Remoteapp msi file, where are shortcut settings specified? | In the configuration distribution package page |
What test is performed to validate Active Directory configuration in a failover cluster? | system configuration test |
What method of Bitlocker recovery is FIPS compliant? | Using a recovery key |
When should a Bitlocker recovery key be used? | When users need to recover data offsite and the organization is FIPS compliant |
When can a data recovery agent be used? | When there is a computer certificate available |
What are Cluster Shared Volumes? | They reduce the number of LUNS required for virtual machines. You are not limited to having one LUN per VM |
What is a benefit of CSV volumes? | Multiple VM's can have one LUN and you can have one VM failover without having the other VM's on the same LUN failover |
What guest OS is not supported in Hyper-V? | Windows 2000 Professional |
When should a data recovery agent be used for Bitlocker? | When data doesn't need to be recovered offsite, the organization has a PKI, you can mount the drive on another computer to recover access |
What does a restricted group do GPO do? | Allows you to configure membership in Active Directory domain groups or local workstation and server groups that have joined the domain |
What does Authorization Manager do? | provides role based access control for Hyper-V |
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