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| What are the 5 editions of Windows Server 2008? |
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| Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Itanium based, and Web |
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| Do all Server 2008 versions support 64-bit processors? |
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| Allows you to virtualize server roles as separate virtual machines running on a single physical machine without the need of 3rd party software. |
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| What type of server is the Itanium-based edition optimized for? |
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| Itanium 2 is optimized to run large business and database applications. |
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| What is the Web Edition optimized for? |
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| Microsoft Internet Information Services |
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| Can a server installed with the Web or Itanium-based editions be configured as a domain controller? |
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| What are the general differences between the Standard, Enterprise & Datacenter editions? |
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| Max Ram, #Procs, and Hyper-V instances. |
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| How does Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 fit into a Server 2008 domain? |
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| What are the 2 network security models that are supported by Server 2008? |
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| A Server 2008 computer can be configured as what 3 server types? |
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| Standalone, Member, Domain Controller |
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| Used in environments using 10 or 20 workstations or fewer that do not have a server OS. |
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| Adminstration in a workgroup is? |
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| Decentralized- LDD in workgroups and credentials have to be updated manually to each PC. |
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| A workgroup is usually used when you have____ computers or less. This is a limit of the ______ operating systems. |
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| A computer in a workgroup has its own____ database, which stands for Security Accounts Manager. |
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| This type of database can also be called a ____ directory database. |
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| Is a LDD shared with other computers in a workgroup? |
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| Does a workgroup require a server system? |
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| No because Windows systems that paticipate in a workgroup maintain their own SAM. |
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| Can a Server 2008 computer be a member of a workgroup? |
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| What must not be true about a server in a workgroup? |
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| It is not configured as a domain controller. |
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| What is a server called that is in a workgroup? |
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| Adminstration in a domain is _________. |
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Centralized
-ADD Everybody has access to the resources. |
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| To create a domain, you must have at least one Windows Server 2008 computer configured as a __________. |
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| What is a domain controller? |
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| A domain controller (DCO) is a server that responds to security authentication requests (logging in, checking permissions, etc.) within the Windows Server domain |
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| Does a domain ontroller store a copy of the ADD domain database? |
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| Does a domain controller validate domain user logon requests? |
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| Directory replication occurs so that any changes made to the AD database on one domain controller will be updated in the copies of the directory databases on all other ____________ in the ___________ domain. |
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| Will a domain controller replicate its AD database to domain controllers outside of its domain? |
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| Is the AD database on every (non-RODC) Server 2008 domain controller writeable? This allows what type of replication? |
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-YES
-Allows you to make changes on any domain controller.
-Multimaster |
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| Windows NT domain controllers used what type of replication? |
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| Read Only Domain Controller |
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| When would a RODC be used? |
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| Domain Control security is needed. |
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| Does an RODC have a copy of the ADD? |
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| VIA replication from a writeable domain. |
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| Doea not store a copy of the ADD and cannot authenticate incoming domain user logon requests. |
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| Does a member server have a copy of the Domain ADD? |
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| What type of directory database does a member server have? |
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| Does the member server validate domain logon requests? |
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| What are member servers generally used for? |
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| What two utilities can be used to promote a server to a domain controller? |
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-Server Manager
-DCPROMO.EXE |
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| What happens when a server is converted to a domain controller? |
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| Converts the LDD/SAM to a ADD. |
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| What OSs do not need a computer account created in the ADD to be able to join the domain? |
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| AD is both a __________ and associated_________. |
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| It is a distinct named set of attributes that represents a network resource.(Printers,Servers,and PCs) |
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| They are characteristics that describe the object in the directory.(First and Last name, user logon) |
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| What types (classes) of objects can be created and all the attributes collected for them. |
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| You can think of the schema as a collection of ___________used to create and store objects. |
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| Will a single network object be created in more than one domain? |
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| Does the AD database in one domain store information about objects that are in toher domains? |
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| The AD database in a domain stores______ attribute information about every object in its__________. |
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| Does a domain Admin in one domain automatically have admin rights in othe domains in the same forest? |
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| For AD services and clients to function properly,___________ must be configured and available on your network. |
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| Distributed database and services used in TCP/IP networks to trnaslate host names to IP addresses. |
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| Should Server 2008 domain names be valid DNS names? |
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| What is an organizational unit?(OU) |
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| It is a container object used to organize AD objects within a single domain's ADD. |
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| What can a OU be compared to? |
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| Contains objects(Usergroups,PC,Printers) |
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| The domains in the same tree must have a _________namespace. |
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| In a contiguous namespace: a child domain name is the relative name of that _______domain appended with (followed by)the name of its(direct)________domain. |
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| The first domain created in a tree is called the ______domain?. |
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| When a child domain joins a tree, an __________trust relationship is automatically created between it and its _________domain. |
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-Implicit two-way transitive
-Child Parent |
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| Describe a trust relationship. |
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| It is a link between 2 domains in which the trusting domain honors the logon authentication of the trusted domain allowing users from the trusted domain to be given permissions to resources in the trusting domain. |
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| Means implied or automatically created;they do not need to be manually created. |
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| Means that both domains trust each other. |
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| Describe transitivity(as it relates to trusts). |
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| Physical trust relationship between the parent child domains. |
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| If Domain A trusts Domain B and Domain B trusts Domain C, then Domain___ trusts Domain_____. |
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| How do trusts make adminstration easier? How do they effect users being able to access resources in different domains? |
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(Creates a user in every ADD)
If a user is a valid authenticated user in one domain it is automatically considered to be a valid user in all other domains. |
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| It is a grouping of one or more trees that have disjointed namespaces. |
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| Different trees within the same forest must have_________ namespaces between the tree root domains. |
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| The first domain created in a forest is called the_________domain. |
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| Do all domains in the forest share the same schema? |
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| Do all domains in the forest share the same global catalog? |
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| The global catalog stores_______ attribute information about every object in its _________. |
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| What does the global catalog allow users to do? |
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| Quickly search forest-wide |
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| In general________are created to minimize the traffic that needs to cross over WAN links. |
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| How many sites are created by default? |
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| Single (Default First Site Name) |
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| How many sites will an organization typically create? |
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| Sites are configured in AD as a combination of ________. |
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| IP Subnets/Network Addresses |
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| Site design is used to control AD_________ over a WAN link and to localize domain_________. |
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-Replication
-Userlogon Authentication |
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| Can a domain span mutliple sites? |
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| Can a site contain objects from multiple domains? |
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