| Question 1 | How many domains should be created for HW, Inc? | | Question 2 | How many top-level OUs should be created? | | Question 3 | Based on the WAN connectivity currently in place, how many Global Catalog servers are required? | | Question 4 | When designing the DNS infrastructure, what type of zones should be configured? | | Question 5 | You're planning the Active Directory sites for the new infrastructure. If multiple sites are configured, which replication protocol should be used when configuring the site links? A. SMTP B. FTP C. RPC over IP D. Kerberos
| | Question 6 | The IT manager wants to use dynamic update to reduce administration of zone files. What must be done to update A records for Windows 95 clients? A. Install the Active Directory client B. Enable the DHCP server to perform updates on their behalf C. Configure the Windows 95 clients to update their own A records D. Enable secure updates on the DNS server
| | Question 7 | What type of OU infrastructure should be created? A. Functional B. Geographical C. Organizational D. Role-based
| | Question 8 | Which of the following offers an IP address solution for HW, Inc.? A. Install DHCP servers within each office location B. Install a single DHCP server and configure a relay agent within each location. C. Install a single DHCP server within the head office D. Configure each workstation to automatically obtain an IP address and use APIPA
| | Question 9 | A DNS server is installed on the network. Some users report that they cannot access network resources. During your investigation, you discover that the problem is affecting only Windows 95 clients. What should you do? A. Configure the Windows 95 clients with the IP address of the DNS server B. Configure a HOSTS file on each Windows 95 workstation C. Install a WINS server on the network D. Enable dynamic updates on the DNS server
| | Question 10 | HW, Inc. has recently purchased another clothing company. The company already has its own Internet presence that needs to be maintained. The company currently uses the same internal and external namespace and would like to continue to do so. What should you do? A. Create a new forest for the company B. Create a child domain under the HWInc.com root domain C. Create a new tree within the existing forest D. Configure an OU for the new company within the HWInc.com domain
| | Question 11 | A domain-wide group policy is being configured. The IT manager is concerned that local administrators might be able to configure policies at the OU level that could affect the settings of the domain-wide policy. What should you do? A. Enable the Block Inheritance option on each OU. B. Remove the Apply Group Policy permission for the local administrators. C. Enable the No Override option for the domain-wide policy. D. Nothing. Policies are not inherited from parent to child container.
| | Question 12 | What feature can the IT manager use to ensure that the local administrator within each site is limited to administering local users and resources? | | Question 13 | HW, Inc. has recently partnered with a men's clothing line. Each company will maintain its own Active Directory forest. What must be done for users within the HWInc.com domain to access resources within the other forest? A. Configure shortcut trusts between the forest root domains. B. Nothing. Two-way transitive trusts are automatically established between forest root domains. C. Configure a two-way external trust. D. Configure a one-way external trust.
| | Question 14 | Which of the following DNS names should you choose for the forest root? A. boston.hwinc.com B. hwinc.net C. hwinc.com D. boston.hwinc.net
| | Question 15 | During the migration process, users will still need access to resources in the Windows NT 4.0 domain. How can this be supported? A. Configure a two-way transitive trust. B. Configure a shortcut trust. C. Nothing. Two-way transitive trusts are automatically created. D. Configure a one-way nontransitive NTLM trust.
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Case 2: FKB Consulting
FKB Consulting Overview FKB Consulting is a large firm that provides consulting services in several different areas. The company consists of the following divisions: Consulting, Sales, Finance, Accounting, and Managers. FKB Consulting has a corporate head office located in New York. Several branch offices are located throughout the United States. The company also has a small presence in Canada. FKB Consulting has recently partnered with another firm, DKB consulting. Each company has its own presence that needs to be maintained. LAN/WAN Structure The existing infrastructure is to be upgraded from Windows NT to Windows Server 2003. Two domain controllers are running Windows NT Server 4.0. Workstations are running various operating systems, from Windows 95 to Windows XP. There are no plans yet to upgrade the workstations. There are already two DNS servers on the network running BIND 8.2.2. There are no plans to upgrade them. The locations within the United States are connected using DSL connections. The small office located in Canada is connected to the head office using a 56kbps frame relay connection that is already heavily utilized. The company is currently looking into upgrading this connection. However, there are no immediate plans to move ahead with this. Current Domain/Management Structure The existing infrastructure consists of five separate domains one for each department. Each domain has its own IT group. Proposed LAN Structure The company plans to upgrade all domain controllers to Windows Server 2003. The BIND DNS servers will remain on the network with no plans to upgrade them. The company would like to reduce the number of domains in the current infrastructure. Resources must be shared between the two companies. DNS zone transfers should be secure. The administrators should be able to configure which users can dynamically update the zone file. Legacy clients must be able to resolve hostnames. Directory Design Commentary CEO: The link between the Canada office and the head office is heavily saturated. Users in this location need all the available bandwidth. CFO: Server hardware will be upgraded to meet the hardware requirements for Windows Server 2003. This year's budget does not allow for workstations running legacy operating systems to be upgraded. IT Manager: Each domain currently has its own administrator. I'd like to enable them to continue to administer their own department, and at the same time have the ability to limit the scope of their administration. A standard password policy and audit policy should be configured for the entire organization. | 