Managing Windows Server 2008 R2

Question 1

BitLocker Drive Encryption

Answer 1

Helps protect data in disks by encrypting the entire volume.

Question 2

BITS Server Extension

Answer 2

(Background Intelligence Service) allows computer to transfer files in the foreground or background asynchronously so they the responsiveness of other network applications is preserved.

Question 3

Connection Manager Administration

Answer 3

Customizes the remote connection experiences for users on your network by creating pre-defined connections to remote servers and networks via VPN server.

Question 4

Desktop Experience

Answer 4

Includes features of Windows Vista such as Windows Media Player, desktop themes, and photo management.

Question 5

Failover Clustering

Answer 5

Allows multiple servers to work together to provide high availability of services and applications. If one server fails, a second server is available to take over its work.

Question 6

Group Policy Management

Answer 6

A Microsoft Management Console snap-in that allows easy management of Active directory Group Policies to secure or standardize a network environment.

Question 7

Internet Printing Client

Answer 7

Enables clients to use Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) to connect and print to printers on the network or Internet.

Question 8

Internet Storage Name Server

Answer 8

Provides discovery services for Internet Small Computer System Interface (iSCSI) storage area networks.

Question 9

LPR Port Monitor

Answer 9

Enables the computer to print to printers that are shared using a Line Printer Daemon (LPD) service. LPD service is commonly used by UNIX-based computers and printer sharing devices.

Question 10

Message Queuing

Answer 10

Provides guaranteed message delivery, efficient routing, security, and priority-based messaging between applications.

Question 11

Multipath I/O

Answer 11

Along with the Microsoft Device Specific Module (DSM) or third-party DSM, provides support for using multiple data paths to a storage device on Windows.

Question 12

Network Load Balancing (NLB)

Answer 12

Distributes traffic across several servers, using the TCP/IP networking protocol. NLB is particularly useful for ensuring that stateless applications such as Web servers running IIS are scalable by adding additional servers as the load increases.

Question 13

Peer Name Resolution Protocol

Answer 13

Allows applications to register and resolve names on your computer so that other computers communicate with these applications.

Question 14

Quality Windows Audio Video Experience

Answer 14

A networking platform for audio and video streaming applications on IP home networks.

Question 15

Remote Assistance

Answer 15

Enables you or a support person to offer assistance to users with computer issues or questions.

Question 16

Remote Differential Compression

Answer 16

Computers and transfers the differences between two objects over a network using minimal bandwidth.

Question 17

Remote Server Administration Tools

Answer 17

Includes an MMC snap-in and a command-line tool to remotely manage roles and features.

Question 18

Removable Storage Manager

Answer 18

Manages and catalogs removable media and operates automated removable media devices.

Question 19

RPC over HTTP Proxy

Answer 19

Relays RPC traffic from client applications over HTTP to the server as an alternative to clients accessing the server over a VPN connection.

Question 20

Simple TCP/IP Services

Answer 20

Supports Character Generator, Daytime, Discard, Echo, and Quote of the Day TCP/IP services.

Question 21

SMTP Server

Answer 21

Supports the transfer of email messages between email systems. SMTP is short for a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol.

Question 22

Storage Manager for SANs

Answer 22

Helps create and manage logical unit members on Fibre Channel and iSCSI |disk drive subsystems that support Virtual Dusk Service (VDS).