Quiz 2: Active Directory I

To how many Active Directory (AD) Forests can a single Domain belong at a time?

1

For the object pictured below, which of the following are properties of that object?

1, 2, 3, and 4

For the Active Directory (AD) object below, which of the following represents the hierachically lowest level on which could one build a Group Policy Object (GPO)? cn=Terri.Smith,cn=Users,ou=Accounting,dc=ccilabnets,dc=fsu,dc=edu

Accounting

Which of the following describes one or more Domains organized into a structure that manages trusts between Domains, provides a searchable metadirectory, and uses DNS, Kerberos, and LDAP to maintain its security and structure?

Active Directory

Which network service does Microsoft Active Directory (AD) use to register service (SRV) records so that can locate the services required?

DNS

Select the two most sound technical reasons why an administrator might use Organizational Units (OU) in organizing an Active Directory (AD) structure?

Delegation of administration, Management through Group Policy

Which of the following describes a set of network objects that share a single central authentication database? (Note: this single central authentication database may consist of multiple instances for redundancy.)

Domain

An Active Directory (AD) object that can contain other objects is called a

container object

Microsoft Active Directory (AD) uses the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), which in turn uses which of the following to identify uniquely objects in the directory?

distinguished name (DN)

It was necessary to run sysprep on the cloned Microsoft Windows 10 virtual instances used in class because

each virtual Windows 10 instance requires a unique SID if it is to be joined to an Active Directory (AD) Domain.

For the user account below, which of the following is the highest in hierarchy of domains? cn=Terri.Smith,cn=Users,ou=Accounting,dc=ccilabnets,dc=fsu,dc=edu

edu

Which of the following represents the correct hierarchy of organization in a Microsoft Active Directory network, from highest to lowest?

forest --> tree --> Domain

Which of the following describes a set of one or more Microsoft Windows computers that are connected via a network, but do not authenticate to a central authority?

workgroup