Active Directory Quiz # 3

Active Directory Web Interface

Command Line

Microsoft Management Console

Windows PowerShell

The Knowledge Consistency Checker.

The Knowledge Network Checker.

The Knowledge Replication Checker.

The Knowledge Consistency Optimizer.

Active Directory Domains and Trusts

Windows Remote Server Manager

DNS Manager

Active Directory Federated Services

A legacy naming convention used to differentiate hardware and software resources.

A legacy naming convention used under Lan Manager.

The corresponding name of the first 4 dactyls in a MAC address.

A name used to differentiate performance characteristics of NICs.

The domain controller immediately stops advertising in the system as a global hardware server.

The domain controller immediately stops advertising in trusts as a global realm server.

The domain controller immediately stops advertising in DNS as a global catalog server.

The domain controller immediately stops trusting in DNS as a global forest server.

No other domain controllers are permitted to perform them.

Any domain controllers are permitted to perform them.

They can operate any other system.

They are encrypted.

System-wide directory searching and facilitating domain client logons when universal groups are available.

Network-wide directory searching and facilitating domain client logons when universal groups are available.

Forest-wide directory searching and facilitating domain client logons when universal groups are available.

Global directory searching and facilitating domain client logons when universal groups are available.

Yes, though it is impossible to back them up together, they can be scheduled at similar times.

No.

No. They cannot be backed up.

Yes. It is impossible to back them up otherwise because their relationship is contingent upon each other.

Check the value of the systemLifetime attribute in the ForestTreeDomain object.

Check the value of the deletedLifetime attribute in the RecycleBinDomain object.

Check the value of the tombstoneLifetime attribute in the ForestRootDomain object.

Check the value of the treeherderLifetime attribute in the ShepardOfTheForestDomain object.

RPC

SMB

IRC

SMTP

dsget.exe

adquery.exe

adfind.exe

dsadd.exe

T-SQL

MS SQL Server

rebase

JET database

dfsutil.exe

dcdiag.exe

replmon.exe

netdom.exe

There is no Systems folder in the Active Directory Users and Groups manager

Right click on the Domain icon and choose Show Hidden Features.

Log out of the server and log back in as a Domain Administrator then reopen Active Directory Users and Groups

On the View menu check Advanced Features

Partition that contains all of the definitions of the objects that can be created in the Active Directory and there rules for creating and managing them.

Partition that contains all of the information in a Domain about users, groups and OUs.

Partition that contains all of the information that is used and collected by applications and utilities in the Active Directory such as DNS

Partition that contains all of the information about the structure of the entire forest including sites and trusts.

In the staging area.

In the Windows area.

In the sandbox area.

In the replication area.

The ISTG is used to publish Federation Services via an internet proxy.

The ISTG is responsible for managing connections between different domain sites.

The ISTG is the database that stores all Group Policy Objects and the hierarchy schema.

The ISTG manages and assigns GUIDs to objects in the Active Directory.

Default users are granted varying degrees of rights. Equality in the varied degrees of granted rights reduces the occurrence of discontinuities that may allow security breaches.

Default users should never be granted rights on the system.

Granting rights equally means that there are no variations in rights granted.

Only administrators should be granted equal rights on the server.

“Do Not Store Hash Value on Next Password Change”

“Do Not Store LAN Manager Hash Value on Next Password Change”

“Do Not Store LAN Hash Value on Next Password Change”

“Do Not Store LAN Manager Hash Value on Next Startup”

Norton System Works.

VirusScan2000.

McAfee VirusScan 8.0.

AVG Virus Scan.

The network connection to a remote office is tenuous.

Your remote office is in a high crime neighborhood.

Your remote office is complaining about login times.

Marketing tells you they want their own Domain Controller.

SMS

SMTP

FTP

UDP

90 Mins

15 Mins

5 Mins

10 mins

RMDsob

CSVDE

LDIFDE

DSMoD

A member of the Enterprise Admins group.

A member of the Domain Admins group.

A member of the Domain Network Services group.

A local administrator on the server.

Group Policies are used to maximize login efficiency by creating a hierarchies based on user profiles.

Group Policies are used to manage and segregate domain resources based on rules in the OU defined by group membership.

Group Policies are ways to normalize the behavior of controllable applications and procedures on the domain.

Group Policies are used to provide security as well as filter and manage content from the internet.

Create a new user in Active Directory Users and Groups. Then on the server add the new domain user you created into the Local Admins group. Use this account to install the application.

You need to do nothing since it is a network application and will be installed on a network server, those functions are already built in.

Create a new user in Active Directory Users and Groups. Add the users to the Network Configuration Operators group. Use this account when installing the service on the server where the application is to run.

Create a new user in Active Directory Users and Groups. Add the users to the Network Services group. Use this account when installing the service on the server where the application is to run.

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