Network Administration Chap 8 -10 - Choose Answer, 2Nd 30

Front 1

When configuring Software Restriction policies, which option prevents any application from running that requires administrative rights, but allows programs to run that only require resources that are accessible by normal users?

Back 1

Basic User

Front 2

By default, the Software Restriction Policies area has what value in the Default Security Level setting?

Back 2

Unrestricted

Front 3

Which of the following is a software restriction rule that can be used to govern which programs can or cannot run on your network?

Back 3

all of the above

Front 4

What is a series of bytes with a fixed length that uniquely identifies a program or file?

Back 4

hash

Front 5

What identifies software by specifying the directory path where the application is stored in the file system?

Back 5

path rule

Front 6

What type of rule can be applied to allow only Windows Installer packages to be installed if they come from a trusted area of the network?

Back 6

network zone rules

Front 7

When implementing multiple Software Restriction Policy rules, which rule is always applied last?

Back 7

path rule

Front 8

What Software Restriction Policy properties allow you to determine whether the policies apply to all files or whether library files, such as Dynamic Link Library (DLL), are excluded?

Back 8

enforcement

Front 9

What Software Restriction Policy properties allow an administrator to control how certificate rules are handled?

Back 9

trusted publishers

Front 10

What type of file can be written to allow non–Windows Installer–compliant applications to be deployed?

Back 10

.zap

Front 11

What MMC snap–in provides a single access point to all aspects of Group Policy that were previously spread across other tools such as Active Directory Users and Computers, Active Directory Sites and Services, Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP), and the Group Policy Management Editor?

Back 11

Group Policy Management

Front 12

Which of the following can be done from the Group Policy Management snap–in?

Back 12

import and copy GPO settings to and from the file system; search for GPOs based on name, permissions, WMI filter, GUID, or policy extensions set in the GPOs; search for individual settings within a GPO by keyword, and search for only those settings that have been configured; all of the above

Front 13

Group Policy Management started being natively installed with what version of Windows Server?

Back 13

2008

Front 14

What tab displays groups and users with permission to link, perform modeling analyses, or read Group Policy Results information?

Back 14

Delegation

Front 15

When a GPO is selected in Group Policy Management, which tab allows administrators to view the locations to which the policy is linked?

Back 15

Scope

Front 16

__________ GPOs can act as templates when creating new GPOs for your organization.

Back 16

Starter

Front 17

What setting will prevent policy settings from applying to all child objects at the current level and all subordinate levels?

Back 17

Block Policy Inheritance

Front 18

What refines the application of a GPO to include or exclude certain users, groups, or computers based on the ACL that is applied to the GPO?

Back 18

Security Group Filtering

Front 19

What component of the Microsoft Windows operating system allows administrators to create queries based on hardware, software, operating systems, and services?

Back 19

Windows Management Instrumentation

Front 20

How many WMI filters can be configured per GPO?

Back 20

one

Front 21

What is the sum of the policies applied to a user or computer after all filters, security group permissions, and inheritance settings, such as Block Policy Inheritance and Enforce, have finished processing?

Back 21

Resultant Set of Policy

Front 22

Which mode in the Resultant Set of Policy Wizard is useful for documenting and understanding how combined policies are affecting users and computers?

Back 22

Logging

Front 23

What database of information includes hardware, Group Policy Software Installation settings, Internet Explorer Maintenance settings, scripts, Folder Redirection settings, and Security settings?

Back 23

CIMOM

Front 24

Group Policy __________ is used to simulate the effect of a policy on the user environment.

Back 24

Modeling

Front 25

Rather than simulating policy effects like the Group Policy Modeling Wizard, what obtains RSoP information from the client computer to show the actual effects that policies have on the client computer and user environment?

Back 25

Group Policy Results

Front 26

What command–line tool allows you to create and display an RSoP query from the command line?

Back 26

GPResult

Front 27

What would the syntax of the GPResult command be if you want to obtain RSoP information on computer and user policies that will affect a user named jsmith?

Back 27

gpresult /user jsmith /v

Front 28

Which mode in the Resultant Set of Policy Wizard allows administrators to simulate the effect of policy settings prior to implementing them on a computer or user?

Back 28

Planning

Front 29

WMI filters cannot be evaluated on which operating system?

Back 29

Windows 2000

Front 30

WMI Filtering uses filters written in what language, which is similar to structured query language (SQL)?

Back 30

WMI Query Language