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What is the difference between a single-master and a multi-master
domain replication model? |
A multi-master model is one in which all domain controllers have equal authority
to make database changes. When a change is made in one location, the change is replicated to all locations. Changes can be initiated from any domain controller in a domain. A single-master model has only one domain controller from which all database changes must originate. |
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Which of the following are valid leaf objects in Active Directory?
a. Domain b. User c. Printer d. OU e. Folder f. Site |
B. User, c. Printer, and e. Folder
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Which of the following servers can be joined to a forest that is currently
set at Windows 2003 interim mode? a. Windows 2000 b. Windows Server 2003 c. Windows NT 3.51 d. Windows NT 4.0 |
B. Windows Server 2003, and d. Windows NT 4.0
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You are planning an Active Directory implementation for a company that
currently has sales, accounting, and marketing departments. Each department head wants to manage his or her own users and resources in Active Directory. What feature will permit you to set up Active Directory to allow each manager to manage his or her own container but not any other containers? |
Delegation of Control
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What is required by DNS for Active Directory to function?
a. Dynamic update support b. DHCP forwarding support c. SRV records support d. Active Directory integration |
C. SRV records support
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Active Directory information is stored on each domain controller in a file
called _________________. |
NTDS.dit
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You are an administrator who manages a multiple-server environment.
The shared folders that contain necessary files for user access are stored on different servers, making them difficult for users to find. What can you do to simplify the process of locating this data for the users? |
A. Create a document users can reference when they are looking for a specific file.
b. Add a link on your corporate Web server that includes instructions for finding shared folders. c. Tell users to call the help desk when they cannot find their data. d. Publish the shares in Active Directory, and teach them how to use the |
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A. Create a document users can reference when they are looking for a specific file.
b. Add a link on your corporate Web server that includes instructions for finding shared folders. c. Tell users to call the help desk when they cannot find their data. d. Publish the shares in Active Directory, and teach them how to use the |
C. cn=amy,ou=sales,dc=cohowinery,dc=com
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What is the default forest functionality set to when the first Windows
Server 2003 domain controller is installed? a. Mixed mode b. Native mode c. Windows Server 2003 d. Enterprise mode |
B. Native mode is the default forest functionality setting.
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Which of the following are requirements for Active Directory installation?
a. An IP address of a DNS server b. Any version of DNS c. Windows Server 2003 Web Edition d. An NTFS partition e. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) |
A and d are correct. Answer b is incorrect since DNS must support SRV resource
records and not all versions do. Answer c is incorrect because the Web Edition does not support Active Directory. Answer e is incorrect. DHCP has nothing to do with Active Directory, but rather is a service used to supply TCP/IP information. |
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What two tools allow you to begin the Active Directory installation process
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The two tools that allow you to begin the Active Directory installation process are
the Manage Your Server Web page and the dcpromo.exe command line tool. |
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What term refers to the first domain created on the network?
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The first domain created on the network is referred to as the forest root domain.
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Which of the following are key points related to the Sysvol folder structure
in Active Directory? a. It contains user data that should be backed up. b. It contains replicated data such as logon scripts. c. It contains the operating system boot files. d. It must be placed on a FAT32 partition. e. It must be placed on an NTFS partition |
B and e are correct. Answer a is incorrect since user data should not reside in the
same location as system files. Operating system boot files are stored at the root of C: by default and system files are stored in the systemroot directory. This makes answer c incorrect. If answer e is correct because of NTFS permission requirements, answer d is incorrect. |
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Before you are able to create an application directory partition, you must
be a member of which group? a. Domain Users b. Domain Admins c. Schema Admins d. Enterprise Admins |
D is the correct answer. Since application directory partition information can be
configured to replicate to any domain in the forest, creating this partition is an enterprise-level task and requires enterprise permissions to do so |
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When trying to connect to a shared folder by typing \\SERVER1\DATA at
a prompt, John receives an error that SERVER1 cannot be located. List three possible reasons why this could happen and the steps you would take to verify them. |
Possible answers students may have are:
1. No record exists for SERVER1 in the forward lookup zone of DNS. Check the DNS forward lookup zone for SERVER1’s record. 2. SERVER1 is down. Test the server by attempting a ping. If there is no reply, check all links to the server. CHAPTER 2 IMPLEMENTING ACTIVE DIRECTORY 9 3. John’s computer has an error in its DNS configuration. Use ipconfig to check the current settings for John’s network connection. If IP is being obtained from a DHCP server, attempt a renewal of the information using ipconfig /renew. If IP is manually configured, check the properties of John’s network connection. 4. The record in DNS for SERVER1 is old and has not been updated. Check the record in DNS to verify this is a problem. If it is, modify the record to reflect the correct information or you can use ipconfig /registerdns from SERVER1 if dynamic updates are enabled. |
