Server 2008 Ad Configuration - Module 2 Test

Front 1

You can install Active Directory from the Windows command line using the ________ utility

Back 1

dcpromo

Front 2

The______ will configure which user accounts will or will not have their password information cached on an RODC

Back 2

Password Replication Policy

Front 3

The ______ command allows you to troubleshoot DNS information from the command line

Back 3

nslookup

Front 4

To install Active Directory on a Server Core computer, you will need to use a(n) ______ .

Back 4

unattended installation

Front 5

You can use _______ to ease the user logon process in a large, multidomain environment.

Back 5

User Principal Name (UPN)

Front 6

The ________ shared folder is replicated to each domain controller and stores
domain-wide information such as Group Policy Objects and login scripts

Back 6

SYSVOL

Front 7

Active Directory ________ refers to the amount of time it takes for changes to replicate to every domain controller in an environment

Back 7

latency

Front 8

_________ zone transfers allow modern DNS servers to replicate only records that have been changed rather than the contents of an entire zone

Back 8

incremental

Front 9

The Active Directory Domain Services ______ are not installed on a Windows Server 2008 computer until you add the AD DS role to the computer

Back 9

binary

Front 10

If two SRV records have the same priority, the frequency by which they are accessed by clients will be determined by their relative _______.

Back 10

weight

Front 11

What mechanism within DNS is used to set up load balancing between multiple servers that are advertising the same SRV records?

Back 11

Priority

Front 12

What security improvement allows you to begin the installation of an RODC from a secure central location before completing it at the remote site where the RODC will be housed?

Back 12

Staged installation

Front 13

What does each class or attribute that you add to the Active Directory schema need to have?

Back 13

Object Indentifier

Front 14

Which Windows Server 2008 feature enables you to perform certain Active Directory maintenance functions without needing to reboot the domain controller?

Back 14

Restartable Active Directory

Front 15

Which utility allows you to create, remove, and maintain Active Directory trust relationships from the command line?

Back 15

netdom

Front 16

What is the new unified tool, introduced by Windows Server 2008, for managing numerous aspects of a 2008 server?

 

Back 16

Server Manager

Front 17

Although all writeable domain controllers use multimaster replication, there are certain sensitive operations that can only be controlled by one DC at a time. What is this func- tionality called?

Back 17

Flexible Single Master Operations (FSMO) roles

Front 18

What Windows Server 2008 feature allows you to configure a user or group as the local administrator of an RODC without delegating any rights to the user or group within Active Directory?

Back 18

Admin Role Separation

Front 19

What is a new installation option in Windows Server 2008 that features a minimal installation footprint designed to run specific infrastructure services?

Back 19

Server Core

Front 20

What term describes the length of time for which a DNS record is valid, after which it needs to be re-registered?

Back 20

time-to-live