M05 Part 2 Review (Chapter 8)

You are investigating strange traffic on your network and wish to resolve an IP address to a DNS name. What resource record should you use to perform a reverse lookup? An A record An AAAA record A PTR record A CNAME record

A PTR record

Leisl configures multiple WINS servers on her organization's network. She wants the WINS servers to be able to share the NetBIOS records with each other. Which of the following features should Leisl use? Nslookup Debug logging A stub zone A replication partner

A replication partner

If there are multiple DHCP servers on a network, DHCP clients will accept the first offer that they receive.

False If there are multiple DHCP servers on your network, DHCP clients will accept the first offer that they receive and decline all other offers by sending a DHCPDECLINE packet to the other DHCP servers.

Kaya is an administrator at Kelvin Computing. Benjamin, a user, wants to access a shared folder on SERVERA, so he uses the UNC \\servera\share to access the folder. His computer then sends out a broadcast to the network to resolve the name SERVERA. Because of the broadcast, all computers on the LAN interpret it and causes additional processing that interferes with other operations. What can Kaya do to avoid this additional overhead? Restart the DNS Server Configure a default forwarder Configure a conditional forwarder

Install a WINS server

Felicia is drafting an email to her colleague Rhonda. After Felicia types out the email, she enters the email address [email protected] and clicks Send. Felicia's email server uses the email address typed to locate the recipient email server. Which DNS resource record for zoneA.com allows Felicia's email server to locate the recipient email server? The A record The AAAA record The MX record The CNAME record

The MX record

Lashonda sets up a DNS server, SERVER1, with a forward lookup zone called domainA.com. It hosts the resource records for the domainX.com Active Directory domain. It contains host (A) records for two network interfaces on SERVER1 (172.16.0.10 and 192.168.1.50). The host records are associated with the FQDNs server1.domainA.com and domainA.com. There is also an SOA record and an NS record for the zone. Which of the following records identifies SERVER1 as an authoritative DNS server? The SOA record The NS record The A record for 172.16.0.10 The A record for 192.168.1.50

The NS record

The subnet mask cannot be modified once a scope is created.

True

When some computers have incorrect address information, you should check for the presence of unauthorized DHCP servers on the network running a non-Windows operating system and remove them if found.

True

What is the first step in troubleshooting an issue where a single computer is unable to lease an address? Ensuring that the DHCP service is running Verifying that the DHCP server is authorized Confirming that the computer has a physical connection to the network Checking if the computer was manually configured with an IP address

Confirming that the computer has a physical connection to the network

Which of the following is true of WINS? ​ It is enabled by default on all Windows Server systems. It can only resolve NetBIOS names to IPv4 addresses. If NetBIOS is enabled, a WINS server does not need to be installed on the network. If a computer is configured to use WINS, it resolves NetBIOS names using broadcasts.

It can only resolve NetBIOS names to IPv4 addresses.

Danielle creates a new scope, Sales LAN, for a DHCP server in her organization. She wants to assign an IP address to a printer in the sales department. Which of the following folders should Danielle use to configure this option? Address Pool Address Leases Policies Reservations

Reservations

Identify a vital service provided by secondary DNS servers. Secondary DNS servers contain read-write copies of a primary DNS server's data. Secondary DNS servers respond to DNS lookup requests using read-only zone files. Secondary DNS servers improve security by preventing access to primary DNS servers. Secondary DNS servers divert all traffic to primary DNS servers to reduce load.

Secondary DNS servers respond to DNS lookup requests using read-only zone files.

Which of the following is the most likely cause for missing resource records in a secondary zone? Zone transfer issues An invalid entry in the DNS cache Zones that allow dynamic updates Manual DNS cache flushing

Zone transfer issues

Radha is using nslookup to troubleshoot DNS-related issues on SERVER1. She uses the command prompt and types in the statement nslookup servery.zone1.com. SERVER1 returns an incorrect result. If SERVER1 is non-authoritative for this lookup, what should Radha do to resolve this issue? Ensure that the configuration of any stub zones is correct Configure the IP address of the correct DNS server in network interface properties on the resolver Modify the associated records in the zone on SERVER1 to include the correct information Clear the DNS Server cache, and clear the DNS cache on the resolver

Clear the DNS Server cache, and clear the DNS cache on the resolver

For zones that allow dynamic updates, you do not need to create CNAME and MX records or host records that provide for round robin or netmask ordering.

False After creating a forward or reverse lookup zone, you can manually create resource records in a zone. For zones that allow dynamic updates, you still need to manually create CNAME and MX records as well as host records that provide for round robin or netmask ordering.

Reno is facing some DNS server issues that he is unable to resolve using nslookup, DNS manager, and other general methods. He decides to use information from the DNS Server log to identify the issue. However, the information that was logged is insufficient to resolve the issue. Reno is able to identify the issue after enabling debug logging. What should Reno do next? Reno should permanently enable debug logging. Reno should turn off debug logging. Reno should delete all the log files. Reno should flush the DNS server cache.

Reno should turn off debug logging.

Christopher sets up multiple WINS servers in his organization and configures users' computers to use the WINS server. During testing, he attempts to access a folder called Share on the computer SERVERA. He enters the following statement into File Explorer: \\serverA\share. However, Christopher is unable to access the shared folder. What is the most likely reason for this issue? SERVERA does not have a NetBIOS name record on any WINS server. Christopher has not set up replication. The user computer is connect to the LAN but not to the Internet. The UNC syntax entered is incorrect and is missing arguments.

SERVERA does not have a NetBIOS name record on any WINS server.

Malia configures a primary zone on a DNS server to accept dynamic updates. Whenever a computer is added to the network, resource records for the computer are automatically created. For a computer, NX2001EY, Malia configures resource records manually. On the Zone Aging/Scavenging Properties window, she selects Scavenge stale resource records, sets the No-refresh interval to 14 days, and sets the Refresh interval to 14 days. She also enables automatic scavenging in the DNS server's properties. If Malia removes NX2001EY from the network, what is the most likely outcome in this scenario? The resource records for N2001EY will be deleted within 14 days. All the resource records for N2001EY will be made available for scavenging after 28 days. Some of the resource records for N2001EY will be made available for scavenging after 28 days. Malia will need to manually remove all the resource records for N20001EY.

Some of the resource records for N2001EY will be made available for scavenging after 28 days.

You are troubleshooting a DHCP server and discover that it is not dynamically updating DNS records for DHCP clients. What is the most likely cause for this issue? The network contains computers with manually configured IP addresses. The DNS server and DHCP server are in different domains. The DNS server is an authoritative, primary DNS server. The DNS server and DHCP server are running on different operating systems.

The DNS server and DHCP server are in different domains.

Raymond and Lin are facing network issues on their computers. Rayna, the administrator, is troubleshooting the issue. She notices that Raymond and Lin's computers are using the same IP address, 192.167.1.85. If the organization's network uses a DHCP server, which of the following most likely caused this issue? The IP addresses were configured automatically. The IP addresses were configured manually. The IP addresses were configured by the DHCP server. The IP addresses on both computers have expired.

The IP addresses were configured manually.

Aspen sets up the round robin feature in DNS for an FQDN server, server.domainA.com. She creates two identical Web servers with IP addresses 192.168.1.75 and 172.6.0.15 and associates two A records on the FQDN server with these IP addresses. The first A record is associated with the Web server having the IP address 192.168.1.75, and the second A record is associated with the Web server having the IP address 172.6.0.15. Aspen uses a client with the IP address 172.6.0.95 to perform a forward lookup of server.domainA.com. Which of the following is true of this scenario? The FQDN server will return both IP addresses, 192.168.1.75 followed by 172.6.0.15. The FQDN server will return one of the IP addresses because of the round robin feature setup. The client will contact the Web server with the address 172.6.0.15. The client will contact the Web server with the address 192.168.1.75.

The client will contact the Web server with the address 172.6.0.15.

Carlos is configuring a DHCP server in his organization. Some of the computers in his organization contain manually configured IP addresses. Currently, he is setting up the new server to configure IP addresses for users who operate their mobile devices on the organization's network. Which of the following decisions should Carlos reevaluate? Carlos sets the subnet mask as 255.255.255.0. Carlos provides a subnet delay of 100 milliseconds. Carlos sets the lease duration to 7 days. Carlos excludes certain IP addresses.

Carlos sets the lease duration to 7 days.

Which of the following organizations does not need to install a WINS server? An organization that uses shared folders on computers with NetBIOS names An organization that uses modern operating systems such as Windows 10 An organization that has disabled NetBIOS on its computers An organization that has DNS servers installed

An organization that has disabled NetBIOS on its computers