Chapter 6 Flashcards
Due to a recent expansion, your company will add a new division at your location. You have been put in
charge of installing Windows Server 2012 R2 on 15 servers.
You decide to use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) to help automate the installation. Your solution
needs to accommodate the following:
You will install the Standard and Datacenter editions.
Five servers do not have PXE support.
You will only use default install images included with Windows Server 2012 R2; you will not create any custom install images.
Which image types will you use in your deployment?
Boot, capture, discover, and install CD Boot, discover, and install Boot and install Install only Boot, capture, and discover
CD Boot, discover, and install
Due to a recent expansion, your company will add a new division at your location. You have been put in
charge of installing Windows Server 2012 R2 on 15 new servers.
You use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) to install the operating system on ten of the servers. You find,
however, that the remaining five servers do not have PXE support.
You need to install Windows Server 2012 R2 on the remaining five servers with as little effort as possible.
What should you do?
Create a discover boot image and an ISO image. Burn the ISO image to CD. Boot each computer to the
CD, connect to the WDS server, and complete the installation.
Run Windows SIM to create a custom unattended installation file that includes the necessary settings for
the remaining five servers. Add the resulting file to the WDS server. On the remaining five servers, connect to the WDS server and use the unattended file to complete the installation.
Install Windows Server 2012 R2 on one of the servers. Create a capture image, and use the capture
image to create a custom install image using that server. On the remaining four servers, connect to the
WDS server and use the custom image to complete the installation.
On each remaining server, perform a manual installation of Windows Server 2012 R2.
Create a discover boot image and an ISO image. Burn the ISO image to CD. Boot each computer to the
CD, connect to the WDS server, and complete the installation.
Due to a recent expansion, your company will add a new division at your location. You have been put in
charge of installing Windows Server 2012 R2 on 15 servers. All servers are PXE-boot capable.
You decide to use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) to help automate the installation.
You add the WDS role to the same server that is also your DHCP server.
What else must you do to complete the configuration of the WDS server? (Select two. Each choice is a
required part of the solution.)
Disable port 67 on the WDS server.
Configure DHCP option 60 on the DHCP server.
Add a discover image to the WDS server.
Configure DHCP options 66 and 67 on the DHCP server.
Add the Routing role service to the server and configure IP helper tables.
Disable port 67 on the WDS server.
Configure DHCP option 60 on the DHCP server.
You have just been put in charge of installing 30 new workstations. The following operating systems will be
installed:
Windows 8 Enterprise on 64-bit computers
Windows 8 Professional on 32-bit computers
You decide to use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) to help automate the installation.
You want to use the minimum number of install images. How many will you need?
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2
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You are the server administrator for the westsim.com domain. Organizational Units (OUs) have been created for each department. User and computer accounts in each department are placed in their respective departmental OUs.
You will use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) to install Windows 8 on a group of new computers. You
have configured three WDS computers, one for each of the following three departments: Accounting, Marketing, and Sales.
A manager in each department will boot the computer and select the image to install. You want to make sure
that each computer can only use the WDS server for its department.
What should you do?
Configure each WDS server to respond to all computers. Require administrator approval for unknown computers.
Prestage computer accounts in Active Directory.
On each WDS computer, configure the server to create computer accounts in the same OU as the user running WDS.
Create an image group on each server for computers in the department.
On each WDS server, run stutil /set-server /PrestageUsingMAC:Yes.
Prestage computer accounts in Active Directory.
You will use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) to install Windows 8 on a group of new computers. You
decide to create computer accounts for each computer in Active Directory using the computer GUID.
What should you use to create the computer accounts?
Run the Dsadd computer command with the -uci switch.
Run the stutil /add-device command with the /device and /ID switches.
Run the stutil /set-server command with the /PrestageUsingMAC switch.
Run the Dsmod command with the netbootGUID parameter.
Run the stutil /add-device command with the /device and /ID switches.
You want to use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) to deploy a custom version of Windows 8. You want to
make custom modifications to the installation such as installing applications and modifying desktop settings.
You then want to create an image that will install Windows on multiple computers while retaining these custom changes.
What should you do?
- Create a discover image.
- Install the operating system on the reference computer. Customize the installation.
- Run Sysprep on the reference computer.
- Boot the reference computer using the discover image.
- Add the install image from the Windows 8 DVD to WDS.
- Boot the reference computer using the install image.
- Customize the installation.
- Create a capture image from the reference computer.
- Create a capture image.
- Install the operating system on the reference computer. Customize the installation.
- Run Sysprep on the reference computer.
- Boot the reference computer using the capture image.
- Add the install image from the Windows 8 DVD to WDS.
- Run the Imagex command with the /mountrw command to mount the image to an empty
directory. - Run the Peimg /inf command to customize the image.
- Run the ImageX /unmount command with the /commit switch.
- Create a capture image.
- Install the operating system on the reference computer. Customize the installation.
- Run Sysprep on the reference computer.
- Boot the reference computer using the capture image.
You are the network administrator for westsim.com. The network consists of a single Active Directory
domain. All the servers run Windows Server 2012 R2 and all the clients run Windows 8. You have installed Windows 8 into a Virtual Hard Disk (.vhd) file. You need to deliver the .vhd to 50 developer computers using Windows Deployment Services (WDS). You have configured WDS with a boot image and now you need to import the .vhd file into WDS.
Which utility should you use?
BCDEdit
WDS console
WDSUtil
DISM
WDSUtil
Due to a recent expansion, your company will add a new division at your location. You have been put in
charge of installing Windows Server 2012 R2 on 15 servers.
You decide to use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) to help automate the installation.
The new portion of the network has two subnets. The WDS server is on one subnet, and the DHCP server is
on another subnet.
What do you need to do to enable WDS to work in this situation? (Select two. Each choice is possible
solution.)
Configure DHCP option 60 on the DHCP server.
Configure DHCP options 60 and 67 on the DHCP server.
Disable port 67 on the WDS server.
Configure IP helper tables on the router.
Configure DHCP options 66 and 67 on the DHCP server.
Configure IP helper tables on the router.
Configure DHCP options 66 and 67 on the DHCP server.
You have just been put in charge of installing 30 new workstations. The following operating systems will be
installed:
0 Windows 8 Enterprise on 64-bit computers
0 Windows 8 Professional on 32-bit computers
You decide to use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) to help automate the installation.
How should you create custom install images for deployment on the WDS server? (Select two. Each choice is
a possible solution.)
Run ImageX.
Boot the reference computer using a capture image.
Boot the reference computer using a discover image.
Run RIPrep.
Run ImageX.
Boot the reference computer using a capture image.
You have decided to use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) for the deployment of Windows Server 2012
R2 in your organization. You install WDS on a single server and create a single image group that makes all
Server 2012 R2 installations available.
You want to provide a solution so that Mary Barnes, an assistant administrator, can boot new computers and
initiate the installation. Your solution should meet the following requirements:
Mary should only be able to install the Standard edition of Server 2012 R2.
Only the Standard edition should appear on the install menu when Mary boots a new computer.
All editions should show for you and other administrators.
You need to minimize the amount of disk space used by install images on the WDS server.
What should you do?
Disable all images except for the Standard edition image.
Configure permissions on the existing image group.
Configure permissions on the install images.
Create an image group that includes only the Standard edition install image. Configure permissions on both image groups.
Configure permissions on the install images.
You have decided to use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) for the deployment of Windows Server 2012
R2 in your organization. You install WDS on a single server and create a single image group that makes all
Server 2012 R2 installations available.
You realize that you do not currently have any licenses for the Datacenter edition of Server 2012 R2. Until
you obtain the necessary licenses, you want to make sure that the version does not appear in the install
menu when a computer boots using WDS. After obtaining the necessary licenses, you want to be able to
quickly allow installation again.
What should you do?
Delete the existing image group. Create a new image group that makes all versions available except for the Datacenter edition.
Configure permissions on the image group to deny permissions to the Datacenter edition.
Disable the Datacenter install image.
Delete the Datacenter install image.
Disable the Datacenter install image.
You want to use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) to deploy a custom version of Windows 8.
You have installed Windows 8 on a reference computer and customized it. Now you want to remove any
computer-specific information from the computer prior to capturing the image.
Which tool should you run next?
Windows SIM
DISM
Sysprep
ImageX
Sysprep
You have previously installed Windows Deployment Services (WDS) and configured it with a custom install
image of Windows 8.
You have received some operating system updates and would like to add these to the existing install image
without recapturing the entire image.
Which tools should you use?
WDSUtiI
Sysprep
Windows SIM
DISM
DISM
You have previously installed Windows Deployment Services (WDS) and configured it with a custom install
image of Windows 8. You created a multicast transmission using auto-cast.
You decide that you want to configure the transmission to use a threshold of 5 before the transmission starts.
You check the WDS console and see that already three computers have connected and are downloading an
image using multicasting.
You want to delete the existing transmission but allow the three computers to complete the installation using unicast.
What should you do?
For each connected client, right-click the client and select Bypass multicast. Delete the multicast transmission. Deactivate the multicast transmission. Stop the WDS service. Configure the TpMulticastTTL value to 3.
Delete the multicast transmission.
