You are the network administrator of a company. Your company's network has Windows 2003 Server and Windows XP Professional computers. The network consists of a single Active Directory Domain named Expertrating.com. All user computers have computer accounts in an OU named expertrating users. You want to configure the network in such a way that all user computers are automatically updated when new critical updates are issued. Servers need to be updated manually. How will you perform this task?

Which role is responsible for allowing schema changes to Active directory objects?

How can an administrator predict the physical requirements for installing Windows Server 2003 Domain Controller ?

Your company is planning to deploy Windows XP Professional on 200 computers. The network has one Windows Server 2003 domain controller (DC). You want the installation to be automated and centralized, and to be done only on authorized computers. What should you do?

A PDC Emulator is required for authentication purposes for Windows NT 4.0 clients.

You are a network administrator and responsible for handling your company's domain, sales.microsoft.com running in Windows Server 2003. Your domain crashes accidentally and when you re-run the dcpromo command to promote it again, as domain controller with the same name, it fails. What can be the problem?

What is LDAP?

Which of the following is NOT an Active Directory object?

How must drives containing database files, or log files, be formatted?

What does it mean when a “trust” exists?

What is Windows Time Service responsible for?