Windows Server 2012 R2

Front 1

What is the primary method for transmitting IPv6 traffic over an IPv4 network?

Back 1

Tunneling

Front 2

What IPv6 type is the equivalent to a private IPv4 address?

Back 2

Unique local unicast address

Front 3

What is the name of the automatic tunneling protocol used by Windows OS that are located behind NAT routers?

Back 3

Teredo

Front 4

Which type of IP address must a system have to be visible from the internet?

Back 4

Registered

Front 5

What subnet mask value would you used when configuring a TCP/IP client with an IPv4 address on the 172.16.32.0/19 network?

Back 5

255.255.224.0

Front 6

What are the 3 components of DHCP?

Back 6

DHCP service

DHCP client

DHCP communications protocol

Front 7

What are the three different IP address allocation methods of DHCP?

Back 7

Dynamic

Automatic

Manual

Front 8

DHCP server assigns an IP address to a client from a scope for a specified length of time. Is what type of allocation method?

Back 8

Dynamic

Front 9

DHCP server permanently assigns an IP address to a client from a scope.

Is what type of allocation method?

Back 9

Automatic

Front 10

DHCP server permanently assigns a specific IP address to a specific client on the network.

Is what type of allocation method?

Back 10

Manual

Front 11

What is the sequence for the assigning of an address from DHCP?

Back 11

Discover - client discovers DHCP

Offer - DHCP sends an offer

Request - Client requests the server

Acknowledge - Server sends acknowledgement packet with all necessary info

Front 12

What is the renewal time value or T1 value?

Back 12

When the DHCP client reaches the 50% point of the lease's duration.

Front 13

What is the rebinding time value or T2 value?

Back 13

When the DHCP client reaches 87.5% of the lease's duration.

Front 14

What is a scope?

Back 14

A range of IP addresses on a particular subnet that can be allocated by the DHCP server

Front 15

What is a reservation?

Back 15

A set of IP addresses that the DHCP server cannot assign

Front 16

What is a DHCP relay agent?

Back 16

It works as a middle man enabling 1 DHCP server to allocate IP addresses to networks on different subnets.

Front 17

What term best describes the component that enables DHCP clients to communicate with DHCP servers on other subnets?

Back 17

Relay Agent

Front 18

What message types are used during successful DHCP address assignment

Back 18

DHCPDISCOVER

DHCPOFFER

DHCPREQUEST

DHCPACK

Front 19

What DHCP address allocation type is the equivalent of a reservation in Windows Server 2012 R2?

Back 19

Manual allocation

Front 20

Which network components are typically capable of functioning as DHCP relay agents?

Back 20

Routers

Windows Server 2012 R2 Computers

Front 21

What TCP/IP parameters is typically deployed as a scope option in DHCP?

Back 21

Default Gateway

Front 22

What is a DNS resolver?

Back 22

a client program that generates DNS queries and sends them to a DNS server for fulfillment

Front 23

The process by which one DNS server sends a name resolution request to another DNS server is called what?

Back 23

A Referral

Front 24

What are the two types of name resolution requests?

Back 24

Recursive query

Iterative query

Front 25

DNS server receiving the name resolution request takes full responsibility for resolving the name including sending referrals to other DNS servers until it has the right answer.

Is what type of query?

Back 25

Recursive

Front 26

DNS server receiving the name resolution request immediately responds with the best information it possesses at the time.

Is what type of query?

Back 26

Iterative

Front 27

What is a DNS forwarder?

Back 27

Other DNS servers in the network send their requests to the forwarder who then sends out queries on their behalf over the internet, and sends back the information it receives.

Front 28

What is Reverse name resolution?

Back 28

When a computer needs to convert an IP address into a DNS name.

Front 29

What is a DNS Zone?

Back 29

An administrative entity to represent a discrete portion of the DNS namespace.

Front 30

What are the 3 zone types?

Back 30

Primary Zone

Secondary Zone

Stub Zone

Front 31

Zone with read/write permissions containing the master copy of the zone database.

Back 31

Primary

Front 32

Zone that is the duplicate of a primary zone with read only permissions.

Back 32

Secondary

Front 33

Zone that is a duplicate of a primary zone and contains the key resource records that identify the authoritative servers for the zone. Forwards or Refers requests.

Back 33

Stub

Front 34

What are the 7 resource records?

Back 34

SOA, NS, A, AAAA, PTR, CNAME, MX

Front 35

What is SOA?

Back 35

Start of Authority

Server is the best authoritative source for data concerning the zone. Only 1 SOA record may exist in a zone.

Front 36

What is NS?

Back 36

Identifies a DNS server

Front 37

What is A and AAAA?

Back 37

name-to-address mapping IPv4 (A) & IPv6 (AAAA)

Front 38

What is PTR?

Back 38

Pointer

Address-to-name mapping supplying a DNS name for a specific address. used for reverse lookups only.

Front 39

What is CNAME?

Back 39

Canonical name

Creates an alias that points to the canonical or 'real' name of a host identified by an A record

Front 40

What is MX?

Back 40

Mail Exchanger

Identifies a system that will direct email traffic

Front 41

What are Root Hints?

Back 41

preconfigured 'hints' in the DNS server containing the names/addresses of multiple root name servers.

Front 42

Which resource record type contains the information a DNS server needs to perform a reverse name lookup?

Back 42

PTR

Front 43

What would be the correct FQDN for a resource record in a reverse lookup zone if the computer's ip address is 10.75.143.88?

Back 43

88.143.75.10.in-addr.arpa

Front 44

Which is not one of the elements of DNS?

Resolvers

Relay Agents

Name Servers

Namespace

Back 44

Relay Agents

Front 45

In what DNS transactions does the querying system generate a recursive query?

Back 45

A client sends the server name www.example.com to its designated DNS server for resolution

Front 46

What contains the controls used to modify DNS name caching?

Back 46

The Start of Authority (SOA) tab of a zone's Property sheet

Front 47

Which TCP/IP protocol supports Dynamic DNS (DDNS)?

Back 47

DHCP

Front 48

Which zone type supports hostname to IP address translation?

Back 48

Forward lookup zone

Front 49

Which DHCP failover configuration is active-passive?

Back 49

Hot standby

Front 50

DHCP supports the reservation of an IP address based on which value?

Back 50

MAC address

Front 51

What is typically configured as a DHCP scope option?

Back 51

Default Gateway

Front 52

Which type of DNS zone did we implement in lab?

Back 52

Active Directory -integrated

Front 53

Which took can be used to test if a DNS server is answering queries properly?

Back 53

nslookup

Front 54

What is the DNS command to purge the local DNS cache?

Back 54

ipconfig /flushdns