lab 9-1

Question 1

When creating a VPN dial-in connection with a Windows PowerShell cmdlet, which of the following parameters do you include to clear the “Use default gateway on remote network” check box?

A. SplitTunneling

B. SplitNetwork

C. SplitNetworking

D. SplitTunnel

Answer 1

SplitTunneling

Question 2

Complete the following Windows PowerShell command to add an application trigger to a VPN profile:

[Blank] –Name “PLABSVPN” -ApplicationID “C:\Windows\system32\mstsc.exe”

A. Create–VPNConnectionTriggerApplication

B. Create–VPNConnectionTriggerApp

C. Add–VPNConnectionTriggerApplication

D. Add–VPNConnectionTriggerApp

Answer 2

Add-VPNConnectionTriggerApplication

Question 3

Which of the following network encryption protocol applies to a VPN server that uses Point-to-Point-Tunneling-Protocol?

A. MPPE

B. NIS

C. EAP

D. AES

Answer 3

MPPE

Question 4

You enable Point-to-Point-Tunneling-Protocol (PPTP) on the VPN server. Apart from the username and password information to sign in to the VPN server, what other system requirements are needed to successfully implement PPTP?

A. User Certificate

B. Certificate Revocation List

C. None

D. Computer Certificate

Answer 4

None

Question 5

You receive the following system message after enabling Routing and Remote Access on a Windows Server 2019 device in your test lab. See the attached screenshot.

Figure 1. Routing and Remote Access message box with a message about enabling Routing and Remote Access Server ports.

What measures do you take to address this system message by Routing and Remote Access?

A. Enable GRE, L2TP, PPTP, and SSTP services in the Inbound Rules of Windows Firewall.

B. Add the VPN Server as a member of the Remote Access Servers security group in the domain.

C. Bind a computer certificate to the VPN server.

D. Verify that delegate server for client access policy is enabled.

Answer 5

Enable GRE, L2TP, PPTP and SSTP services in the Inbound Rules of Windows Firewall.