Windows Server 2016 Test 4,5,and6

What type of group is typically used to manage resources in a domain?

Domain local group

For members of a protected users global group, how often must the Kerberos Ticket Granting Ticket be renewed?

4 hours

What is the default cache duration for a DFS namespace?

5 minutes

What is the default timeout value for a printer configured to use an LPT port?

90 seconds

What symbol cannot be used in an account name in Windows Server 2016?

:

What statement regarding the use of print job priorities is accurate?

A print job with a priority of 99 is considered a high priority job.

What statement regarding trust relationships between domains is accurate?

Due to the trust relationship between parent and child domains, any one domain can have access to the resources of all others.

What is the most typically used boundary for an Active Directory site?

A site boundary is typically defined by a network or subnet boundary.

What is NOT an attribute that must be defined for each Active Directory account?

Account holder's e-mail address

What tab under a user's account properties allows you to define the hours at which the user is able to log on to the domain?

Account tab

What statement regarding ownership of a file or folder is NOT accurate?

An administrator does not have the ability to take ownership of a file / folder unless granted permission to do so.

An Organizational Unit cannot be nested within another Organizational Unit.

False

If EFS keys are not backed up, you can still access EFS files when they are restored after a recovery, provided you're a member of the Administrators group.

False

Logs created by auditing Active Directory processes show up under the "System" section in Event Viewer.

False

Print jobs come with a priority of 99 by default, but can be moved to the highest priority of 1 if necessary.

False

The "Hold mismatched documents" option helps to prevent documents from intermixing with each other at printer output.

False

The printer driver facilitating use of a printer always resides on the computer offering printer services.

False

You can't convert a domain local group to a universal group.

False

Two way communications between printer server and software applications require what functionality?

Bidirectional printing Port Specifications

The act of spooling a print job helps free up what resource on the print server?

CPU utilization

What is NOT an action that can be performed by a user with print permissions only?

Cancel any print jobs on the share Managing Print Jobs

What feature provided at the Windows Server 2012 domain functional level creates a secure channel or tunnel between a client seeking authentication for a computer service and the server providing secure access keys for secure communications?

Flexible Authentication Secure Tunneling (FAST)

What character should you place at the end of a share name in order to hide the share?

$

What is the primary disadvantage of using compressed files and folders?

Increased CPU utilization

A protocol that is encapsulated in HTTP and that is used to print files over the Internet.

Internet Printing Protocol (IPP)

Under what conditions can a global be converted to a universal group?

It can be converted as long as it is not nested in another global group or in a universal group.

What does the "Print spooled documents first" options do?

It enables jobs that have completed spooling to be printed, no matter what their priority. Printer Scheduling and Advanced Options

When using web-based printing, how is the remote procedure call made?

It is encapsulated by IPP and is transported via HTTP.

What happens to the NTFS permissions applied to a folder when the folder is moved to a different folder in the same volume?

It keeps its previous permissions settings in the new folder.

When should an organization consider using Microsoft Azure Active Directory?

It should be considered if the organization subscribes to Office 365 services, or other compatible web services.

User Jsmith is a member of the Accounting and Contractor groups, and is trying to save a file to Folder A on his local computer, but finds he has no access. Upon investigating, you discover the Accounting group has Full Control over Folder A, but the Contractor group has been denied all access to the folder. What Jsmith's effective access?

Jsmith's membership in the Contractor group means that he has been denied all access to the folder.

You have several UNIX and Linux computers in your network and need to ensure that they can use shared printers through Windows Server 2016. What role service should you install in Print and Document Services to accomplish this?

LPD service

What is NOT one of the three items that must be present on a Windows Server 2016 install in order for the server to function as a web-based print server?

Line Printer Daemon role How Internet Printing Works

What printer share permission gives the ability to have complete access to a printer share, including the ability to change permissions, turn off sharing, configure printer properties, and delete the share?

Manage this printer

What is NOT a true statement to keep in mind when designing an OU structure?

Microsoft recommends nesting OUs at least four levels deep.

What permissions should you assign a group if you want the group to have the ability to read, add, delete, execute, and modify files, but not to be able to delete subfolders and their file contents, change permissions, or take ownership?

Modify

How are changes made within Active Directory maintained on different domain controllers?

Multimaster replication is used to replicate changes to other DCs.

When using the protected users global group, what is not a valid security restriction imposed on the group?

Only computers running Windows 7 or higher can be made member computers.

What statement regarding the use of printer pooling is accurate?

Pooled printers must be identical in order to be used in a pool.

A printer that has special firmware or cartridges to print using a page description language (PDL).

PostScript (PS) printer

What tool is used to centralize local and shared printer control in one place, providing advanced management control?

Print Management tool

Once a printer is shared, what permissions are given to the ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES special group?

Print and Manage Documents

A user is attempting to access a shared file locally on their workstation. The file has Full control NTFS permissions assigned, and Read permissions at the share level. What is the effective permissions for the user on the file?

Read

A user with Full control share permissions and read permissions at the NTFS level on the shared folder has what permissions to the files in the folder when accessing over the network?

Read only permission

How do you make a user profile a mandatory profile, preventing all changes?

Rename the Ntuser.dat file to Ntuser.man in the user's profile directory.

What option, enabled by default on a shared printer's "Sharing" tab in Properties, is used to force clients to prepare print jobs and spool them locally prior to sending to the printer?

Render print jobs on client computers

When replication occurs between sites, what servers are involved in replication?

Replication only occurs between two bridgehead servers.

What client can be used on UNIX and Linux systems to access SMB based shares?

Samba

By default, Windows file sharing utilizes what protocol?

Server Message Block (SMB)

What option should you use on a printer's Advanced properties page if pages are intermixing from printouts?

Start printing after last page is spooled

The Line Printer Daemon (LPD) service requires what TCP communications port to be opened in the Windows Firewall?

TCP 515

What printer data type utilizes the ANSI standard to represent characters, numbers, and symbols?

TEXT Printer Scheduling and Advanced Options

What should be done to ensure that access to EFS files is maintained even after they've been restored from a data backup?

The EFS keys should be backed up, in order to ensure access.

After deleting an account, what happens to the associated GUID?

The GUID will be permanently deleted and never re-used.

What happens if a client device connects to a shared printer and discovers that the print driver is not current on the client device?

The client will update the driver used for the printer automatically.

When a printer is shared, what statement accurately reflects the permissions applied to the share by default?

The everyone group has print permissions.

What happens when you move a file with NTFS permissions to a different NTFS volume?

The file inherits the permissions of the parent folder to which it is moved.

What happens if an encrypted file on an NTFS partition is moved to a FAT or FAT32 partition?

The file is decrypted and placed onto the FAT volume.

What happens when a folder with NTFS permissions is copied to shared folder on a FAT volume?

The folder inherits the share permissions, but loses the NTFS permissions.

What statement regarding functional domain functional levels is accurate?

The functional level at both the domain and forest level should be set to the lowest version of Windows Server used.

After a print file a generated by an application, what is the next step in printing to a network printer?

The graphics device interface (GDI) integrates information about the print file with information received from the printer driver.

What occurs when a print job is sent to a printer using the "FILE" option for its local port?

The user is prompted to supply a file name for the job.

What happens if a user attempts to sign in while the global catalog server for the domain is offline?

The user will be allowed to sign in to the network with cached credentials.

A recently promoted employee at your company has called you because they attempted to log in to their computer several times with a password created after a password expiry notice, but the attempts made were unsuccessful. You have to reset the user's account password, but the user is still unable to log in. What is most likely the cause of the failure?

The user's account has been locked due to frequent failed password attempts.

A user with the "Write extended attributes" advanced permission can do what?

They can add or remove the archive, index, compress, and encrypt attributes.

What is a user who has "List folder contents" permissions allowed to do?

They can list files in the folder or switch to a subfolder, view folder attributes and permissions, and execute files, but cannot view file contents.

A Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC) cannot be used to update information in Active Directory, and it does not replicate to regular DCs.

True

A transitive trust means that if A and B have a trust and B and C have a trust, A and C automatically have a trust as well.

True

Access based enumeration limits the shares a user can see to only the shares the user has a minimum of read permissions for.

True

Printing an XPS file on an XPS compatible printer can provide greater efficiency, as no intermediate spooling files for formatting are required.

True

The publishing of printers in Active Directory requires a domain Group Policy configured to enable publishing.

True

According to Microsoft, what is the minimum number of DCs that should be present in any organization using Active Directory?

Two

What statement regarding Active Directory objects that can be members of a domain local group is NOT accurate?

Universal groups in any domain in a tree or forest can be a member of the domain local group, without requiring a trust relationship.

A technology in which devices, such as printers, can use web-based services to inform clients of their capabilities.

Web Services for Devices (WSD)

What type of device includes web services and can use protocol based messaging to inform clients of their capabilities?

Web Services for Devices (WSD) enabled devices

What service replaces the older Indexing Service to provide indexed search results?

Windows Search Service

You are attempting to create a new universal group but find that the radio button in the Create New Object - Group dialog box is deactivated. What is the issue?

You are operating in a domain with a Windows 2000 domain functional level.

A list of all security descriptors that have been set up for a particular object, such as for a shared folder or a shared printer.

access control list (ACL)

Ability of a printer to conduct two-way communication between the printer and the computer, such as to provide out-of-paper information.

bidirectional printing

What type of encryption is used by the Encrypting File System feature in Windows?

both symmetric and asymmetric

A domain controller at each Active Directory site with access to a site network link, which is designated as the DC to exchange replication information.

bridgehead server

What command can be used to encrypt / decrypt files from the command line?

cipher

A namespace in which every child object has a portion of its name from it parent object.

contiguous namespace

A namespace in which the child object name does not resemble the parent object name.

disjointed namespace

What kind of group is used for e-mail or telephone lists, to provide quick, mass distribution of information?

distribution groups

A data type for printing used by modern Windows operating systems, such as Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016.

enhanced metafile (EMF)

A group that typically contains user accounts from its home domain and that is a member of domain local groups in the same or other domains.

global security group

A unique number, up to 16 characters long, that is associated with an Active Directory object.

globally unique identifier (GUID)

An interface on a Windows network print client that works with a local software application, such as Microsoft Word, and a local printer driver to format a file to be sent to a local printer or a network print server.

graphics device interface (GDI)

A printer, such as a laser printer, physically attached to a port on the local computer.

local print device

A group of user accounts that is used to manage resources on a standalone computer.

local security group

A logical area on a network that contains directory services and named objects and that has the ability to perform name resolution.

namespace

A grouping of objects within a domain that provides a means to establish specific policies for governing those objects and that enables object management to be delegated.

organizational unit (OU)

A stack or lineup of print jobs, with the first job submitted at the top of the stack and the last job submitted at the bottom, and all the jobs waiting to be sent from the spooler to the printer.

print queue

Network computer or server device that connects printers to the network for sharing and that receives and processes print requests from print clients.

print server

What are the two basic attributes in NTFS that are still compatible with FAT?

read-only and hidden

Elements used in the definition of each object contained in Active Directory, including the object class and its attributes.

schema

In the Windows environment, a group of DLLs, information files, and programs that process print jobs for printing.

spooler