Objective 1.1 and 1.2

Question 1

Do each versions of Windows 10 have access to Domain Access?

Answer 1

Home: No

Pro: Yes

Pro for Workstations: Yes

Enterprise: Yes

Question 2

Do each versions of Windows 10 have access to Group Policy Management?

Answer 2

Home: No

Pro: Yes

Pro for Workstations: Yes

Enterprise: Yes

Question 3

Do each versions of Windows 10 have access to Remote Desktop Services?

Answer 3

Home: Client Only

Pro: Client and Host

Pro for Workstations: Client and Host

Enterprise: Client and Host

Question 4

Do each versions of Windows 10 have access to BitLocker?

Answer 4

Home: No

Pro: Yes

Pro for Workstations: Yes

Enterprise: Yes

Question 5

How much RAM does the x86 version of Windows 10 require to run?

Answer 5

Home: 4 GB

Pro: 4 GB

Pro for Workstations: 4 GB

Enterprise: 4 GB

Question 6

How much RAM does the x64 version of Windows 10 require to run?

Answer 6

6Home: 128 MB

Pro: 2 TB

Pro for Workstations: 6 TB

Enterprise: 6 TB

Question 7

Domain Access vs. Workgroup

Answer 7

Domain Access:
- Business Network
- Centralized authentication and device access
- Supports thousands of devices on many networks

Workgroup:
- Logical groups of network devices
- Each device is standalone (everyone on the network is a peer)

Question 8

RDP: Client vs. Host

Answer 8

Client:
- Accesses/connects to a remote desktop service. This service is open to all OS

Host:
- Provides the RD service.

Question 9

What is BitLocker?

Answer 9

It is a windows feature that allows encryption of everything on the disk (FDE) and may even include encryption of the OS. Requires proper authentication to access these encrypted files/programs

Question 10

What is EFS? Does it come with Windows by default?

Answer 10

EFS - Encrypting File System

It comes default within the NTFS (New Technology File System)

Question 11

What is gpedit.msc? Can it be run on any version of Windows 10?

Answer 11

Command to run (Windows key + R) the local group policy. IT IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ACTIVE DIRECTORY.

NO. It has to run on Pro or Enterprise.

Question 12

What is In-path upgrade?

Answer 12

Upgrading Windows without a hard reset to keep all current accounts and configurations.

Question 13

What older versions of Windows can you upgrade to Windows 10?

Answer 13

Windows 7 and Windows 8.1

Question 14

What does the command “cd” do?

Question 15

What does the command “dir” do?

Question 16

What does the command “md” do?

Question 17

What does the command “rmdir” do?

Question 18

What does the command “ipconfig” do?

Question 19

What does the command “ping” do?

Question 20

What does the command “hostname” do?

Question 21

What does the command “netstat” do?

Question 22

What does the command “syslookup” do?

Question 23

What does the command “chkdsk” do?

Question 24

What does the command “net user” do?

Question 25

What does the command "net use" do?

Question 26

What does the command "tracert" do?

Question 27

What does the command "format" do?

Question 28

What does the command "xcopy" do?

Question 29

What does the command "copy" do?

Question 30

What does the command "robocopy" do?

Question 31

What does the command "gpudpdate" do?

Question 32

What does the command "gpresult" do?

Question 33

What does the command "shutdown" do?

Question 34

What does the command "sfc" do?

Question 35

What does the command "[command name] /?" do?

Question 36

What does the command "diskpart" do?

Question 37

What does the command "pathping" do?

Question 38

What does the command "cd" do?