Jnc Active Directory Infastructure

Front 1

What are the requirements for installing Active Directory?

Back 1

-Server running windows server 2003 standard edition, enterprise or datacenter.

-An administrator account and password on the local machine.

-An NTFS partition for the Sysvol folder structure.

- 200MB of free space

- 50MB free space for the transaction log files.

Front 2

What are the pre-installation tasks?

Back 2

- local administrator password

- domain controller type

- domain type

- DNS installation information

- Permissions settings

- Desired Directory Service Restore mode password

- Installation CD-ROM

- Any relevant service packs or hot fixes

Front 3

What is the forest root domain?

Back 3

The first active directory domain on the network

Front 4

What is a flexible single master operation roles?

Back 4

Specific server role that work together to enable the multi-master functionality of Active Directory.

Front 5

How do you start the Active Directory Installation Wizard?

Back 5

Type dcprommo in the run command.

Front 6

How do you verify the creation of forward lookup zones after installation of Active Directory?

Back 6

-Open DNS from administrative tools folder
-Expand your server
-Expand forward lookup zones heading. You should see the currently configured forward lookup zones.

Front 7

What is the default run time for KCC?

Back 7

Every 15 minutes

Front 8

What are the four default Active Directory partitions?

Back 8

Domain, Schema, Configuration, and Application

Front 9

What is the default backup time for Universal Group Caching?

Back 9

Every 8 hours

Front 10

Cross forest trust

Back 10

2003 only

Front 11

Which window support tool can manage and verify trusts , join computers to domains, and verify replication ability and permissions between partners?

Back 11

NETDOM

Front 12

What is aging and scavenging?

Back 12

A process that can be used by Windows Server 2003 DNS to clean up the DNS database when resources are no longer needed or required.

Front 13

What is a replica ring?

Back 13

The logical connection between domain controllers within a site that exchange Active Directory information

Front 14

What is a site?

Back 14

IP subnets that are well connected.

Front 15

What is a bridgehead server?

Back 15

A single server in each site selected to perform site-to-site replication between sites.

Front 16

What are the four characteristics of a administratively created site link?

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-There must be two or more sites that need to communicatees using the same protocol.

-The site link objects are manually defined

-The site link objects correspond to the WAN links connecting the sites

-The ISTG uses the site links to establish replication between locations

Front 17

What are the three attributes of a site link?

Back 17

Cost, Schedule, Frequency

Front 18

What is the default frequency for replication?

Back 18

Every 180 minutes (3hours)

Front 19

What are the two replication protocols?

Back 19

RPC over IP

SMTP

Front 20

What is the maximum number of hops that the KCC will allow between domain controllers?

Back 20

3

Front 21

What are the three functions of the Global Catalog

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Facilitation of searches for objects in the forest

Resolution of user prinicpal names

Provision of universal group membership information

Front 22

What are the three domain specific fsmo roles?

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RID Master

Infastructure Master

Primary Domain Controller Emulator

Front 23

What command is required to move an object to a different domain?

Back 23

Movetree.exe

Front 24

What are the two forest wide roles ?

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Domain Naming Master

Schema Master

Front 25

What command do you use to determine the status of the target domain controller?

Back 25

Repadmin.exe

Front 26

What command allows you to transfer and seize FSMO roles

Back 26

Ntdsutil.exe

Front 27

Name the three types of user accounts

Back 27

Local

Domain

Built In

Front 28

What are the two group types?

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Distribution groups

Security groups

Front 29

What is nesting?

Back 29

Groups are added as members of other groups

Front 30

What is a strong password?

Back 30

A combination of at least eight characters in length contains upper and letters numbers and non non alphabetic characters

Front 31

What are the four reasons to create OUs in your Active Directory Structure?

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To represent the functional or geographical model of your company

To allow sub-administrative control over a containers resource

To impose control over client computers or users through the use of Group policy objects

To hide objects within your domain structure

Front 32

What are the two default group policy objects?

Back 32

Default domain policy

Default domain controllers policy

Front 33

How are group policies processed?

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1) Local policies
2) Site policies
3) Domain policies
4) OU policies

Front 34

The ___ ____ allows administrators to log sucessful and failed security events such as logon, account access, and object acess.

Back 34

Audit Policy

Front 35

What are the three System Services Policy?

Back 35

Automatic
Manual
Disabled

Front 36

What is the command used to manually update a group policy?

Back 36

Gpupdate

Front 37

What are the four phases of a software life cycle?

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Planning, Inplementation, Maintenance, and Removal

Front 38

When using multiple rules how are rules applied?

Back 38

1) Hash Rules
2) Certificate Rules
3) Internet Zone Rules
4) Path Rules

Front 39

What benefits does monitoring Active Directory provide?

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Early alerts to potential problems

Improved system reliability

Fewer support calls to the helpdesk

Improved system performance

Front 40

Where is the first place you should look if you suspect a problem with Active Directory?

Back 40

The directory services log