Server Flashcards
which of the following is used to boot a computer over the network?
PXE
which of the following is used to load a minimum version of windows to troubleshoot an installation?
Windows PE
which two roles are available in wds?
Deployment server
transport server
which of the following are necessary for deploying wds? (choose all that apply)
AD DS
DHCP
DNS
the answer file is made as a ____ file
XML
which of the following allows you to package drivers together and deploy them with images?
dynamic driver provisioning
which command allows you to modify an offline image?
dism
which program is used to remove the computer name and sid from a computer?
system preparation utility (sysprep)
which of the following is the filename extension for install images and boot images?
WIM
which of the following is used to convert a master computer to an image file?
Windows Deployment Service Capture utility
Which term best describes multiple hot fixes, security updates, and critical updates which are packaged together and thoroughly tested together?
service pack
to specify which computers get which updates, into which of the following categories should you divide the computers?
computer groups
which of the following is the default port used for synchronization?
8530
which of the following wsus modes has upstream wsus servers share updates and the approval of updates with wsus downstream servers?
replica
which of the following is the process of downloading updates for a wsus server?
synchronization
which term best describes when computers are automatically assigned to a computer group using group policies or by modifying the registry?
client side targeting
which of the following is required in order to view reports in wsus?
microsoft report viewer 2008 redistributable
which of the following is the default database used by wsus?
WID (wsus internal database)
which of the following is the best strategy for getting all clients within an organization to use a wsus server?
use group policies
if a client is not part of a domain, client-side targeting can be accomplished by doing which of the following?
by modifying the registry
which of the following is the primary tool to add or remove server tools?
server manager
which of the following is used to view the windows logs?
event viewer
when you are troubke shooting a problem and decide to use the event viewer, which of the following should be used to help you focus on a reduced set of events?
filters
which of the following is used to modify a task after you add a basic task to an event viewer?
task scheduler
which of the following allows you to view events from multiple computers using the event viewer?
subscriptions
which command is used to configure a collecting computer to receive an event subscription?
wecutil qc
which program allows you to stop a running process?
task manager
which program is used to determine what process is using a file?
resoource monitor
which of the following is used to group multiple performance counters so that they can be used over and over in performance monitor?
data collector sets
which program allows you to determine what processes are using which network connections?
netstat
what are two types of dfs namespace?
domain based namespace
stand alone namespace
how many target folders can you have for each namespace in windows server 2008 mode?
50,000
what is an order list of servers and targets that a client computer receives from a domain controller or namespace server when a user accesses a namespace root or a dfs folder with targets?
referrals
what is the default topology used in dfs replication?
full mesh topology
which of the following is the compression algorithm used in dfs replication found with windows server 2012 r2?
remote differential compression (rdc)
which is the default size of a staging folder?
4gb
which is the collection of servers that hold targets of a dfs folder?
replication group
which of the following is a shared folder of shared folders?
dfs namespace
which of the following replaced file replication services (frs)?
dfs replication
what is the default quota size of the conflict and deleted folder?
660 mb
which type of quota used with fsrm prevents users from saving files when the quota is exceeded?
hard quota
which of the following is supported when you define quotas using fsrm? (choose all that apply)
- place an event in the windows logs
- send email
- run a command or script
which of the following do you perform when you change a quota template? (choose all that apply)
- apply template only to derived quotas that match the original template
- apply template to all derived quotas
which of the following is used to control the type of files that users can save to a file server?
fsrm
which type of screening prevents users from saving the defined authorized files?
active screening
which tool is used to manage file servers, including configuring quotas and blocking certain files?
file server resource manager (fsrm)
which type of quota used by fsrm will send notifications only when the quota is exceeded?
soft quota
which of the following enables users to use certain files but notifies an administrator via an email when the user saves those types files?
passive screening
which of the following do you setup when you want to allow a file that is blocked with file screening?
screen exception
which of the following do you use to simplify the management of file screens?
file screen template
which encryption technology should you use to protect individual files on a computer running windows server 2012 r2?
efs
when using efs, the encryption key is stored in which of the following?
digital certificate
what happens when you move an efs encrypted file to a fat32 volume?
it is decrypted
which encryption algorithm uses a single key to encrypt and decrypt data?
symmetric
how do you define the dra’s?
GPOs
how do you decrypt an efs encrypted file for a person who has left an organization?
use a DRA (data recovery agent)
if you dont have a tpm on your computer, what can you use to store the key to us bitlocker?
usb memory device
which windows technology is used to encrypt a usb disk device?
bitlocker to go
which command do you use to encrypt a folder with efs?
use the cipher command
how do you configure windows to automatically encrypt a users’ documents folder?
use group policies
where do you view the security events collected by auditing with group policies?
event viewer
to audit who accessed a file, which of the following must you first enable?
object access auditing
to audit who modified a group policy, which of the following should you change?
policy change
in which audit group do you find the audit filtering platform connection and audit filtering platform packet drop?
object access auditing
which of the following do you need to perform when you want to remove advanced auditing policies?
use basic audit policies with the enforce option
which command should you use to show the current audit policies on a machine?
auditpol.exe /get /subcategory:*
how many audit policy sub settings are found in the advanced audit policy settings?
56
which command clears the audit policy on a computer?
auditpol /clear
which of the following should you use to give you more control on what events to audit?
advanced audit policy settings
which of the following do you define when you configure auditing files and printers?
system access control lists
how many primary zones can a zone have?
1
which are often known as name servers?
dns servers
which zone is used to translate host names to ip addresses?
forward lookup zone
which would you use when you create a reverse lookup zone for the 172.25.0.0 255.255.0.0 subnet?
0.0.25.172
which is each node or leaf in the dns tree referred to as?
resource record
which is used to automatically create and update the host’s primary dns server?
dynamic updates
which zone contains only the necessary resource records that act as an authoritative name server?
stub zone
which forwards queries to other dns servers based on the dns domain name in the query?
conditional forwarding
which sends dns information from a zone on a dns server to another dns server?
zone transfer
which command do you use to create a zone to a dns on a dns server?
dnscmd /zoneadd
which records are automatically created when you create a zone? (choose all that apply)
soa
ns
which dns resource record is used to map a host name to an ip address?
A record
which dns resource record specifies the authoritative information about a zone?
soa record
which resource record defines an alias for a host name?
cname record
which type of zone do you find a ptr record in?
reverse lookup zone
which record do you use to specify an organization’s mail server?
mx record
which of the following do you use to ensure the only computer that can update its own resource records used?
secure dynamic updates
to scavenge dns records, where must you enable scavenging and aging? (choose two answers)
dns server
zone