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Question 1

To install a nano server it needs to be on a configures _________ _______ Disk

Answer 1

Virtual Hard Disk

Question 2

When planning for a server installation what is the minimal and recommended requirements for a Processor

Answer 2

Minimum: 1.4 GHZ 64 bit

Recommended 2GHZ or faster, dual core

Question 3

When planning for a server installation what is the minimal and recommended requirements for Disk space

Answer 3

Minimum: 32 GB
Recommended :
40 GB full install
10 GB server core install

Question 4

When planning for a server installation what is the minimal, recommended and max requirements for memory

Answer 4

min: 512 MB RAM
recom: 2GB or higher
max:
32G ram for standard
4TB ram for Data Center

Question 5

before going into production _______ the system accordingly and ______ the load

Answer 5

size the system

Test the load

Question 6

What are the two different Windows Server Editions?

Answer 6

Windows server 2016 Standard Edition

Windows Server 2016 Data Center Edition

Question 7

What is the difference between the Standard and Data-center editions?

Answer 7

Their support for hardware and guest virtual machines

Question 8

True of False: There are no differences between the features and functionality of the Standard and Data-center editions?

Answer 8

True, there are no differences

Question 9

What benefit does upgrading the windows system have over installing a new one?

Answer 9

Upgrading replaces files however it keeps all the settings, users, groups, rights, and permissions

• ensure to back up applications and data*
• ensure to create a system state*

Question 10

What is the benefit of a new installation of Windows over an upgrade?

Answer 10

You know you have a good server

avoids migrating problems

Question 11

What are the three types of servers you can install?

Answer 11

Server Core
Nano server
Server with GUI

Question 12

What is the difference between a domain and work group when it comes to security?

Answer 12

domain is a group of computers and hardware sharing the same security database using active directory (centralized security)
Work groups- no centralized security or admin, each configured independently

Question 13

How do you add features? and name an example

Answer 13

In the manage menu; you can install features
Examples include:
.NetFramework, SMTP, backups and other management tools

Question 14

How do you add roles? and name an example

Answer 14

In the manage menu; you can install server roles
Examples:
Active Directory Domain Services, DNS Server, Active Directory Rights management services

Question 15

What are resources that we rely on all the time

Answer 15

DHCP, DNS service, file server, web services - need to provision these on your server to make them function efficiently

Question 16

What are the functions of roles?

Answer 16

provisions services out on network for us

Question 17

Why do We provision a service per server?

Answer 17

If something happens it does not knock down all services at once. Helps to troubleshoot just one server/ area, Can’t really get conflicts with software, you don’t really get that with seperate servers

Question 18

What does a licencing server do?

Answer 18

deploys the licence for an application or software eg Solid works
Put a piece of software on a server, it reaches out from comp to license server and obtains licence

Question 19

True or False: You can get conflicts with different licensing software on on server

Answer 19

True

Question 20

What does a Nano server do?

Answer 20

No console, deploy out on server with service on it, all virtualized, can deploy at under a gb on memory

Question 21

What are Client Access License?

Answer 21

Commercial software license that allow clients to use server software services.

Question 22

How do applications deploy?

Answer 22

Reference Server -> File Storage -> Deployment Server -> Deployment Target

Question 23

What is OVF?

Answer 23

Open Virtual Format
open standard for packaging and distributing virtual appliances or, more generally, software to be run in virtual machines