139 Quiz Questions #2

Question 1

T/F - Computer policy settings are applied whenever a user logs in or out of a computer.

Answer 1

False

Question 2

T/F - User policy settings are applied whenever a user logs in or out of a computer.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Which user account does a linked Computer Policy apply to on a domain computer?

Answer 3

All Domain users logging onto the computer

Question 4

Which two Active Directory objects do group policies get applied to?

Answer 4

Computers

Users

Question 5

Once a GPO is created, it is usually linked to:

Answer 5

an OU containing a group of users or computers.

Question 6

T/F - the order in which multiple group policies are applied to a container does not matter as the cumulative affect of the policies will apply.

Answer 6

False

Question 7

Which Windows Server tool is used to mange group policy settings?

Answer 7

GPMC (Group Policy Management Controller)

Question 8

The three major policy headings that can be configured are:

Answer 8

Software Settings

Windows Settings

Administrative Templates

Question 9

T/F - User rights and user permissions represent the same accessibility within a domain environment.

Answer 9

False

Question 10

What is the default setting for most of the group policy settings?

Answer 10

Not Configured

Question 11

What is the purpose of a single-label name DNS entry?

Answer 11

maintain compatibility with older OS that use flat namespaces.

Question 12

When configuring the only DNS service within a domain you need to create at least a:

Answer 12

Primary Forward Lookup Zone

Question 13

What is the name for the zone used for single-name records?

Answer 13

GlobalName Zone

Question 14

T/F - You must configure the DNS role on the Active Directory Domain Controller.

Answer 14

False

Question 15

Three command line tools commonly used to troubleshoot DNS issues are:

Answer 15

PING

NSLOOKUP

IPCONFIG

Question 16

If there are no forwarders set in the DNS configuration, the next step in resolving DNS queries is:

Answer 16

Use Root Hints

Question 17

T/F - A ‘Non-authoritative answer’ to a DNS query means the response is not reliable and should be ignored.

Answer 17

False

Question 18

What is the main difference between Shared permissions and NTFS permissions?

Answer 18

NTFS permissions are applied to files and folders and Shared permissions are applied to folders.

Question 19

T/F - An Allow permission will take precedence over a corresponding Deny permission.

Answer 19

False

Question 20

Which three of the following are configurable NTFS permisssions?

Answer 20

Read

Write

Modify

Question 21

hich standard NTFS permission allows a user to take ownership of a file or folder?

Answer 21

Full Control

Question 22

What two types of disk quotas can be set on a partition?

Answer 22

Hard

Soft

Question 23

Disk quotas can either allow or prevent a user from exceeding a maximum disk storage that has been set.

Answer 23

True

Question 24

Which of the following are configurable Shared Permissions for a shared folder?

Answer 24

Read

Read/Write

Question 25

Moving a shared file from an NTFS partition to a FAT32 memory stick will:

Answer 25

remove the permissions that were set before moving the file.

Question 26

What is the purpose of adding a ‘$’ after a network sharename?

Answer 26

It hides the share name from browsing.

Question 27

T/F - Permissions that are set on a parent folder are inherited by subfolders by default.

Answer 27

TRUE

Question 28

What term is used to describe a WSUS computer that connects directly to Microsoft for updates?

Answer 28

Upstream WSUS Server

Question 29

Drive encryption is a common technique used to hold a computer hostage using a Ransomware malware attack.

Answer 29

TRUE

Question 30

Which of the following are updates that a WSUS server can provide to client computers?

Answer 30

Critical Updates

MS Office Updates

Service Packs

Question 31

A malware exploit that disguises itself as legitimate software is often called a:

Answer 31

Trojan Horse

Question 32

Which two media types does the Windows Server Backup feature support?

Answer 32

Network Share

Local Hard Drive

Question 33

T/F - Backup methods that allow for the entire system to be recovered include Full Server and Bare Metal Recovery options.

Answer 33

FALSE

Question 34

Which two of the following are advantages of using a WSUS server?

Answer 34

Conserve WAN bandwidth.

Consistency of updated computers.

Question 35

Which of the following Windows Server monitoring tools is commonly used with data collector sets to log resource use?

Answer 35

Performance Monitor

Question 36

A malware exploit that self-replicates and uses the network to spread is called a:

Answer 36

WORM

Question 37

Three Common components that cause bottlenecks within a computer system that should be monitored include:

Answer 37

Memory usage

CPU usage

Hard Disk usage

Question 38

DHCP can provide which of the following three network settings to a client machine:

Answer 38

Default Gateway

Subnet Mask

DNS Server Address

Question 39

How many scopes are supported for each subnet?

Answer 39

ONE

Question 40

What is required to create a DHCP reservation?

Answer 40

The client computer’s MAC address.

Question 41

When would it be necessary to create an exclusion?

Answer 41

When a client computer has a reservation configured.

Question 42

A DHCP server can be located on a different subnet.

Answer 42

True

Question 43

If a DHCP Server shows that DHCP DISCOVERS are increasing, but that DHCP OFFERS are static then the possible fault is:

Answer 43

the server is out of addresses.

Question 44

A red down arrow icon next to a DHCP server indicates:

Answer 44

that the DHCP server is connected to the network, but not authorized.

Question 45

Filtering with DHCP will allow or deny computers from getting IP addresses based on MAC address information.

Answer 45

True