Chapter 3 Assignment - Review Questions Flashcards
Which of the following is a task you should perform before installing roles and features? (Choose all that apply.)
A. Set a strong Administrator password.
B. Read the Windows Server 2012 user manual.
C. Configure static IP addresses.
D. Make sure security updates are current.
A. Set a strong Administrator password.
C. Configure static IP addresses.
D. Make sure security updates are current.
Which of the following is true about installing roles and features in Windows Server 2012/R2?
A. You can’t install a server role by using the command line.
B. All server role installations require a server restart.
C. You can install more than one role at a time.
D. Server roles can be installed only on online drives.
C. You can install more than one role at a time.
Which command shows a list of installed roles and features?
A. Installed-WindowsFeature -Show
B. Get-WindowsFeature | where Installed
C. List-InstalledFeature
D. Show-Features .if. Installed
B. Get-WindowsFeature | where Installed
You want to install a feature to an offline VHD file. What do you do first?
A. Commit the changes.
B. Install the feature by using dism.
C. Mount the image.
D. Import the .wim file.
C. Mount the image.
You can convert a Server Core installation to a Minimal Server Interface installation but not vice versa.
True or False?
False
Which of the following is true about the three server modes?
A. Server Core uses the most resources.
B. Server with a GUI doesn’t have PowerShell.
C. Minimal Server Interface can’t run MMCs.
D. Minimal Server Interface doesn’t have File Explorer.
D. Minimal Server Interface doesn’t have File Explorer.
Which option can you add to the Install-WindowsFeature command that shows you what the results would be but doesn’t actually perform the installation task?
A. -WhatIf
B. -TestOnly
C. -ShowResults
D. -NoInstall
A. -WhatIf
Which features must be installed to convert a server from Server Core to the full GUI? (Choose all that apply.)
A. Server-GUI-Shell
B. Server-MMC-Enable
C. Server-Full-Interface
D. Server-GUI-Mgmt-Infra
A. Server-GUI-Shell
D. Server-GUI-Mgmt-Infra
Which of the following is a method for adding a server to Server Manager? (Choose all that apply.)
A. Query NetBIOS.
B. Search Active Directory.
C. Import a file.
D. Search DNS.
B. Search Active Directory.
C. Import a file.
You add a server to Server Manager but see the error message “WinRM Negotiation authentication error.” What should you do?
A. Add the server with different credentials.
B. Add the server to the TrustedHosts list.
C. Install .NET Framework 4.5.
D. Enter the Configure-SMRemoting command.
B. Add the server to the TrustedHosts list.
You’re managing 75 servers from a single Server Manager console and find you’re wasting a lot of time scrolling through the list of servers to find the one you want to manage. You have 5 locations with about 15 servers in each location.
What can you do to make managing these servers in Server Manager easier?
Create Server Groups.
What must be running to allow you to manage a server remotely with PowerShell?
A. Windows Firewall
B. LBFO
C. Telnet
D. WinRM
D. WinRM
You right-click a Server Core server in Server Manager and click Computer Management. You see an error indicating that the server can’t be managed. What should you do to solve the problem?
A. Run configure-SMRemoting.exe -Enable on the local computer.
B. Configure Windows Firewall on the remote computer.
C. Install the Minimal Server Interface on the remote computer.
D. Disable WinRM on the local computer.
B. Configure Windows Firewall on the remote computer.
You want to be able to manage a Server Core computer’s firewall by using the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security snap-in. What should you do?
A. On the local computer, disable the Windows Firewall Remote Management rule group.
B. On the remote computer, enter the command Configure-SMRemoting -ConfigureFirewallRules.
C. On the remote computer, use the PowerShell command Set-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup “Windows Firewall Remote Management” -enabled True.
D. On the local computer, enable the COM+ Network Access firewall rule.
C. On the remote computer, use the PowerShell command Set-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup “Windows Firewall Remote Management” -enabled True.
You need to stop a service so that you can do some troubleshooting. Before you stop it, you need to see whether any other services will be affected by this action. What should you do?
A. Look at the Dependencies tab.
B. View the service startup type.
C. Right-click the service and click Show Requirements.
D. Set the service recovery options.
A. Look at the Dependencies tab.