Chapter 8.4.5 Practice Questions

You need to run the zip.exe executable on your Windows system as the Admin (which is a member of the Administrators group) on your system. To accomplish this, which option should you use with the runas command?

/user:Admin

You attempt to run a program but don't have full access to all features. Which options let you run the program with needed permissions using the least amount of effort? (Select two.)

Enable Secondary Logon and run as a privileged user Right-click the program shortcut and select Run as administrator

You have used the runas command with the /savecred option to start an application on your Windows system. For security reasons, you have changed you mind and don't want to keep the password in Windows Vault. How can you delete the stored password?

From Credential Manager, remove the credential from the Vault

You have a computer running Windows 10 Enterprise. The computer is a member of a domain. A file server on the network named Server1 runs Windows Server 2012 R2. You log onto the computer using an account named Fred. With the least amount of effort possible, you need to ensure that every time you connect to a shared folder on Server1, you authenticate using a domain account named Bill. What should you do?

From Credential Manager, select Add a Windows credential

Provides virtualization functionality on a Windows system

Hyper-V

You need to enable Credential Guard on a Windows 10 Enterprise system. Which Windows features need to be enabled to accomplish this? (Select two.)

Hyper-V Hypervisor Isolated User Mode

Grants users access to local and domain resources

Kerberos tickets

Stores user authentication information

Local Security Authority

Where are user's Kerberos tickets and other security-related information stored?

Local Security Authority

You need to enable Secondary Logon on your system. Where do you go to do this?

Services

Which of the following are minimum requirements to implement Credential Guard? (Select three.)

TMP chip on motherboard Windows Secure Boot CPU virtualization extensions

You attempt to execute a program in the C:\Program Files\AccWiz directory on your Windows system, but you receive a prompt to elevate your privileges. How can you execute the program without receiving a prompt for elevated privileges while also preventing harmful applications from making unwanted changes to the system?

Use the runas command to execute the program in the C:\Program Files\AccWiz directory

Tags running processes as belonging to a virtual machine

Virtual Secure Mode