Unit 2a

Question 1

What are the five different versions of Windows Server 2008R2

Answer 1

Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, and Server Core

Question 2

What is it considered when two or more computers are linked together?

Answer 2

A network

Question 3

What enables users to share devices, applications, exchange files, and communicate via email or video conferencing?

Answer 3

Networking Models

Question 4

This type of networking is the simplest way to configure a network and focuses on spreading network resources among all clients of a network

Answer 4

Peer-to-peer

Question 5

This type of networking centralizes the network administration on servers

Answer 5

Server-based

Question 6

This term is commonly known as peer-to-peer networks. There is no centralized control and computers act as standalone systems.

Answer 6

Workgroups

Question 7

A powerful tool allowing multiple sites, domains, and even the internet to fully integrate together

Answer 7

Active Directory

Question 8

This term is a list of organizing resources and associates with their characteristics

Answer 8

Directory

Question 9

This is at the top of the AD structure, and is a collection of one or more domain trees

Answer 9

Forest

Question 10

A logical structure based on the requirements of an organization. It is a group of users, servers, and other resources sharing a centralized database of account and security information.

Answer 10

Domain

Question 11

This is made up of several domains sharing a common schema and configuration forming a contiguous namespace

Answer 11

Domain Tree

Question 12

Logical network resources in the network environment such as users, computers, printers, groups, and the attributes of these.

Answer 12

Objects

Question 13

AD objects into which users, groups, and computers are placed. It is a container object used to organize objects within a domain and build the hierarchical domain structure.

Answer 13

Organizational Units

Question 14

An object in AD that is not storing another object and signifies the endpoint of a tree or subtree.

Answer 14

Leaf

Question 15

Lists the definitions of all object types created in AD and the information about those objects.

Answer 15

Schema

Question 16

This part of AD defines how the domains are physically connected or structure to each other

Answer 16

Physical Structure

Question 17

Critical to AD services, these are responsible for authenticating users, enforcing policies, and replication.

Answer 17

Domain Controllers

Question 18

The process of modifying information on one DC while automatically synchronizing those modifications on other DCs

Answer 18

Replication

Question 19

To allow access to network resources in other domains within a tree/forest, administrators may use this

Answer 19

Global Catalog Server

Question 20

This is a server that is not configured as a domain controller

Answer 20

Member Server

Question 21

This is a computer that has an account in AD

Answer 21

Domain Client

Question 22

This helps prevent conflicts in AD

Answer 22

Flexible Single Master Operations (FSMO)

Question 23

What are the two models for FSMO?

Answer 23

Multi-Master and Single-Master

Question 24

This controls the addition or removal of domains in the forest

Answer 24

Domain ID Master DC

Question 25

This is responsible for updating an AD object’s SID when cross-domain references are required, such as when a user account from one domain is added to a security group in another domain

Answer 25

Infrastructure Master DC

Question 26

This is the authoritative time server for a domain, and is necessary to synchronize time in an enterprise system

Answer 26

Primary Domain Controller Emulator

Question 27

This controls all updates and modifications to the schema

Answer 27

Schema Master DC