| Question 1 | One of the departments has a higher security risk and must therefore have a longer minimum password length requirement than any of the other departments. What should you do? A. Set the minimum password length at each OU B. Set up a group policy for the domain and block inheritance at the high security OU C. Set up a separate domain for the high security department D. Set up a group policy at domain level and use the No Override option
| | Question 2 | Which components should you use for your new DNS structure? (Choose two.) A. Caching-only DNS server B. Standard primary zones C. Active Directory integrated zones D. Standard secondary zones
| | Question 3 | Where should you have DHCP relay agents? A. All subnets. B. All subnets except the one with that contains the DHCP server. C. All subnets with clients set to obtain an IP address automatically, except the one that contains the DHCP server. D. You do not need any DHCP relay agents with Windows Server 2003.
| | Question 4 | Which services or files should be retained to provide NetBIOS name resolution for legacy clients? (Choose all that apply.) | | Question 5 | Which clients can register their own A (host) records in DNS? A. Windows 95 B. Windows XP Professional C. Windows NT Workstation D. Windows 2000 Professional
| | Question 6 | Which clients can register their own PTR records in DNS? | | Question 7 | Which statements are true with regard to your DHCP server? (Choose two.) A. The DHCP server can register all A records and PTR records for all clients. B. The DHCP server can register only PTR records for Windows XP Professional and Windows 2000 Professional clients. C. You can configure the DHCP server to register A records and PTR records for some clients and only PTR records for others. D. The DHCP server cannot register PTR records for Windows 95 clients.
| | Question 8 | What should BFE do to increase the speed of logon authentication at the regional offices? (Choose two.) A. Install a domain controller in each regional office. B. Install T-1 links between the headquarters and all the regional offices in Jacksonville and Orlando. C. Install caching-only DNS servers at each regional office. D. Configure all clients in regional offices for NetBIOS name resolution.
| | Question 9 | How should you enable quick searches of the Active Directory from all locations for the CEO? (Choose all that apply.) A. Install T-1 links to headquarters in Jacksonville and Orlando regional offices. B. Install a PDC emulator at each regional office. C. Use only standard primary DNS zones. D. Install domain controllers configured as global catalog servers at each regional office.
| | Question 10 | Assuming that BFE has two domains, how many separate flexible single master operations (FSMO) roles will it have? | | Question 11 | Assuming that BFE installs domain controllers in each of the regional offices, how many sites should the company have? | | Question 12 | If the cost of the site link from Birmingham to Atlanta is set to the default, which of these costs would be appropriate for the links to the Jacksonville and Orlando offices? (Choose two.) | | Question 13 | You install a new domain controller in Atlanta and configure the site links. You configure a cost of 100 for the T-1 and 1000 for the ISDN link. By default, which Birmingham to Atlanta link(s) will be used for Active Directory replication? A. The T-1 link will be used exclusively as long as it is available. B. Both the T-1 and the ISDN BRI link will be used at the same time. C. The T-1 link and the ISDN BRI link will be load balanced proportionate to the bandwidth D. Neither of the links will be used.
| | Question 14 | Which replication protocol will be used within the headquarters site? A. There is not enough information to know this B. Remote Procedure Call over Internet Protocol C. Simple Network Management Protocol D. Transmission Control Protocol
| | Question 15 | You want to use the existing Windows 2003 Standard Edition member server as a domain controller. Which should you do? (Choose all that apply.) A. Remove and reinstall the operating system, and select the Domain Controller option B. Back up any critical data on the server C. Upgrade the member server by running adprep.exe and dcpromo.exe D. Format the hard drive on the member server
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Case 2: DataLink Corporation
Overview DataLink Corporation is a large multinational company specializing in payroll administration, payroll tax filing, and human resources administration. DataLink has offices in the United States, Canada, Asia, and Europe. DataLink is in a growth mode and is currently researching office locations in Russia. Current LAN/Network DataLink has 100Mbps connectivity within all LAN locations. Headquarters is in New York City. There are regional offices in Miami, Atlanta, San Diego, Cleveland, Quebec, Hong Kong, and Lisbon. The company is currently using NT 4.0 domain controllers. Client computers include NT workstations, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000 Professional, and Windows XP Professional. Some clients obtain an IP address automatically, whereas others have static addresses. Many salespeople use laptops to access resources from the field. Current Domain and Management Infrastructure DataLink currently has a separate domain for each location. All locations in the United States are managed by the same IT team. Locations outside the U.S. have their own IT management team at each location. Current WAN Connectivity Headquarters has a full T-1 link to all offices with the exception of the Hong Kong office, which has only an ISDN BRI link. Due to the nature of its business, DataLink transfers large files on a frequent basis and therefore requires the most available bandwidth possible. Primary and secondary DNS zones are used for fault tolerance. Zone transfer is not currently encrypted or secured. Proposed LAN/Network DataLink would like to upgrade all domain controllers to Windows Server 2003. The company's main goals are the following: Reduce administrative overhead where possible Eliminate nonsecure DNS zone transfer Establish and enforce group policies for all clients Provide secure remote access for sales team All clients should obtain addresses automatically All clients should register their own A (host) records All Active Directory replication should be scheduled
Directory Design Commentary CIO: I'm not sure we need to have as many domains as we do now. I would like to examine consolidating some domains into others where possible. CEO: We need to maintain complete autonomy in the Hong Kong office. It should be totally separate from the other offices. CFO: Long-distance charges are through the roof because the sales team uses dial-up connections to headquarters every day. I would like to reduce these charges. | 