Cards Term When you want to grant a collection of users permission to access a network resource, such as a file system share or a printer, you can assign permissions to an organizational unit. | | Definition False | | | Term Subdomains in a tree inherit permissions and policies from their parent domains. | | Definition False | | | Term You can drag and drop leaf objects, such as users and computers, between OUs, but not between domains. | | Definition TRUE | | | Term Unlike organizational units, you cannot assign Group Policy settings to computer objects, nor can you delegate their administration. | | Definition TRUE | | | Term When you want to grant a collection of users permission to access a network resource, such as a file system share or a printer, you can assign permissions to an organizational unit. | | Definition FALSE | | | Term Active Directory is one of the easiest technologies to test because an isolated lab environment usually can emulate many of the factors that can affect the performance of a directory service. | | Definition FALSE | | | Term When you want to grant a collection of users permission to access a network resource, such as a file system share or a printer, you can assign permissions to an organizational unit. | | Definition FALSE | | | Term Active Directory is one of the easiest technologies to test because an isolated lab environment usually can emulate many of the factors that can affect the performance of a directory service. | | Definition FALSE | | | Term Active Directory was first introduced in which operating system? | | Definition Windows 2000 Server | | | Term Where do users log in when joining an Active Directory domain? | | Definition domain | | | Term There are two basic classes of objects in an Active Directory domain. Which of the following is an object? | | Definition Leaf | | | Term Which of the following is a main group type found in Active Directory? | | Definition security | | | Term Which group is used most often when designing an Active Directory infrastructure? | | Definition Security | | | Term Which group is used for nonsecurity-related functions, such as sending email messages to a collection of users? | | Definition distribution | | | Term DNS naming limitations call for a maximum of how many characters per domain name? | | Definition 63 | | | Term What type of compatibility are functional levels designed to provide in Active Directory installations running domain controllers with various versions of the Windows Server operating system? | | Definition backward | | | Term What is the name of the communications protocol called for by the original X.500 standard? | | Definition Directory Access Protocol | | | Term The Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC) supports only incoming replication traffic. As a result, what is it possible to do when using a Read-Only Domain Controller? A) create Active Directory objects B) modify Active Directory objects C) delete Active Directory objects D) none of the above | | Definition none of the above | | | Term A site topology consists of all of the following Active Directory object types except __________. | | Definition Subnet Links | | | Term When using the subzone method, you can leave the Internet DNS servers in place and use Windows Server 2008 DNS servers to host the zone for the subdomain. Which of the following is a configuration change that you must make? A) You must use your domain controllers as your DNS servers. B) You must use your Internet DNS servers to host your Active Directory domains. C) You must turn on dynamic updates on the DNS servers. D) You must configure Internet DNS servers to delegate the Active Directory subdomain to the | | Definition D) You must configure Internet DNS servers to delegate the Active Directory subdomain to the Windows Server 2008 DNS servers | | | Term Which of the following is not a reason for creating an organizational unit? | | Definition implementing domains | | | Term Which of the following is not a variable that can affect the performance of an Active Directory installation? A) length of the domain name you create B) hardware you select for your domain controllers C) capabilities of your network D) types of WAN links connecting your remote sites | | Definition A) length of the domain name you create | | | Term To use a Windows Server 2008 computer as a domain controller, you must configure it to use a(n) __________. | | Definition static IP address | | | Term Every Active Directory domain should have a minimum of __________ domain controllers. | | Definition two | | | Term An Active Directory domain controller can verify a user’s identity by which of the following methods? A) smart cards B) passwords C) biometrics D) all of the above | | Definition D) All of the above | | | Term Which of the following is not a reason why you should try to create as few domains as possible when designing an Active Directory infrastructure? | | Definition A license must be purchased from Microsoft for each domain you create. | | | Term Which of the following Active Directory elements provides a true security boundary? A) organizational units B) domains C) domain trees D) forests | | Definition D) forests | | | Term What is the primary difference between global and universal groups? | | Definition Universal groups add more data to the global catalog. | | | Term A(n) __________ object is one that can have other objects subordinate to it. | | Definition container | | | Term Every object consists of __________ that store information about the object. | | Definition attributes | | | Term __________ Policy is one of the most powerful administrative features of Active Directory. | | Definition Group | | | Term The primary difference between global and universal groups is that universal groups add more data to the global catalog, thereby increasing the amount of __________ traffic between sites. | | Definition replication | | | Term When beginning a new Active Directory installation, the first step is to create a new __________. | | Definition forest | | | Term Every Active Directory domain should have a minimum of __________ domain controllers. | | Definition two | | | Term To stay synchronized, domain controllers communicate by sending database information to each other, which is a process called __________. | | Definition replication | | | Term The overall objective in your Active Directory design process should be to create as few __________ as possible. | | Definition domains | | | Term If you plan to create domains corresponding to remote sites or organizational divisions, the most common practice is to make them all __________ in the same tree, with a single root domain at the top. | | Definition subdomains | | | Term Each domain in an Active Directory installation is a separate __________ entity. | | Definition administrative | | | Term When you want to grant a collection of users permission to access a network resource, such as a file system share or a printer, you can assign permissions to an organizational unit. | | Definition FALSE | | | Term Subdomains in a tree inherit permissions and policies from their parent domains. | | Definition False | | | Term The Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC) supports only incoming replication traffic. As a result, what is it possible to do when using a Read-Only Domain Controller? A) create Active Directory objects B) modify Active Directory objects C) delete Active Directory objects D) none of the above | | Definition D) none of the above | | | Term When you want to grant a collection of users permission to access a network resource, such as a file system share or a printer, you can assign permissions to an organizational unit. | | Definition False | | | Term When using the subzone method, you can leave the Internet DNS servers in place and use Windows Server 2008 DNS servers to host the zone for the subdomain. Which of the following is a configuration change that you must make? A) You must use your domain controllers as your DNS servers. B) You must use your Internet DNS servers to host your Active Directory domains. C) You must turn on dynamic updates on the DNS servers. D) You must configure Internet DNS servers to delegate the Active Directory subdomain to the Windows Server 2008 DNS servers | | Definition D) You must configure Internet DNS servers to delegate the Active Directory subdomain to the Windows Server 2008 DNS servers | | | Term If you plan to create domains corresponding to remote sites or organizational divisions, the most common practice is to make them all __________ in the same tree, with a single root domain at the top. | | Definition subdomains | | | Term To stay synchronized, domain controllers communicate by sending database information to each other, which is a process called __________. | | Definition replication | | | Term _________ Policy is one of the most powerful administrative features of Active Directory. | | Definition Group | | | Term When beginning a new Active Directory installation, the first step is to create a new __________. | | Definition forest | | | Term Unlike organizational units, you cannot assign Group Policy settings to computer objects, nor can you delegate their administration. | | Definition True | | | Term What type of compatibility are functional levels designed to provide in Active Directory installations running domain controllers with various versions of the Windows Server operating system? | | Definition backward | | | Term Which group is used for nonsecurity-related functions, such as sending email messages to a collection of users? | | Definition distribution | | | Term Active Directory was first introduced in which operating system? | | Definition Windows 2000 server | | | Term A(n) __________ object is one that can have other objects subordinate to it. | | Definition container | | | Term What is the primary difference between global and universal groups? | | Definition Universal groups add more data to the global catalog. | | | Term What is the primary difference between global and universal groups? | | Definition Universal groups add more data to the global catalog. | | | Term DNS naming limitations call for a maximum of how many characters per domain name? | | Definition 63 | | | Term Active Directory is one of the easiest technologies to test because an isolated lab environment usually can emulate many of the factors that can affect the performance of a directory service. | | Definition False | | | Term Every Active Directory domain should have a minimum of __________ domain controllers. | | Definition two | | | Term When beginning a new Active Directory installation, the first step is to create a new __________. | | Definition Forest | | | Term Every Active Directory domain should have a minimum of _____ domain controllers. | | Definition two | | | Term To stay synchronized, domain controllers communicate by sending database information to each other, which is a process called___________ | | Definition replication | | | Term The overall objective in your Active Directory design process should be to create as few ___________ as possible | | Definition domains | | | Term If you plan to create domains corresponding to remote sites or organizational divisions, the most common practice is to make them all ____________in the same tree, with a single root domain at the top. | | Definition subdomains | | | Term Each domain in an Active Directory installation is a separate __________ entity. | | Definition administrative | | | Term _________folders makes them accessible to network users. | | Definition sharing | | | Term You can use the Net.exe command-line utility with the _____ parameter to map drive letters to folders. | | Definition USE | | | Term What type of devices are essentially dedicated file servers that provide file-based storage services directly to clients on the network? | | Definition network attached storage | | | Term What is the name of the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in that you use to perform disk-related tasks? | | Definition disk management | | | Term A separate network dedicated to file servers and external storage devices | | Definition SAN-Storage attached network | | | Term A standard interface for connecting storage devices such as hard disk and CD-ROM drives inside personal computer. | | Definition ATA -advanced Technology attachment | | | Term What type of permissions control access to specific parts of an Active Directory hierarchy? | | Definition Active directory permissions | | | Term Drives can be mapped through Group Policy or though what other method? | | Definition logon scripts | | | Term The primary difference between global and universal groups is that universal groups add more data to the global catalog, thereby increasing the amount of _______traffic between sites. | | Definition replication | | |