With the launch of Windows Server 2003, comes a tool to make trust configuration easier. What is it?

What does Windows Time Service use to manage time settings?

What does FSMO stand for?

In the following list, which methods can NOT be used to manage Active Directory tasks?

What is used to enable and optimize replication traffic?

You are having difficulty with remote domain controllers not syncing. What tool would you use to investigate the problem?

You work as a Network Administrator for your company running on Windows 2000 Active Directory based network. One day you discover that the partition having Active Directory database is out of space. How will you move Active Directory database and log files to a new volume on a different disk?

Which are the other aspects that an administrator must consider for the network to run effectively after running metadata clean-up to delete the remains of a removed domain controller in Windows Server 2003?

As the network administrator of a Windows 2003 network, when you were monitoring your network securities, you discovered that most of the users have been using the same password ever since their accounts were created. You want to secure your password policies so that users must change their passwords periodically. What will be your course of action?

ways of viewing RSoP reports?

You are the network administrator responsible for handling and troubleshooting the DNS server configured in Windows Server 2003. You figure out later on that the DNS server is consuming high CPU usage. Which of the following checks will you do to restrict DNS usage?