Server Pro Final Study Set - Part 1
You are creating a Nano Server image as a virtual machine that you plan to use as a DNS server. You will use the New-NanoServerImage cmdlet to perform this task. Following are the details you need to know to generate this image: - Nano Server edition: Standard - Computer name: DNS23-Nano - Image location and name: C:\NanoHardDisks\DNS23-Nano.vhdx - Installation media location: F:\ - Temporary file location: C:\Temp - Package name: Microsoft-NanoServer-DNS-Package Drag the details listed on left to the appropriate New-NanoServerImage cmdlet options on the right. Drop -Edition -MediaPath -BasePath -TargetPath -DeploymentType -ComputerName -Package Drag C:\NanoHardDisks\DNS23-Nano.vhdx C:\Temp DNS23-Nano Standard Microsoft-NanoServer-DNS-Package Guest F:\
-Edition: Standard -MediaPath: F:\ -BasePath: C:\Temp -TargetPath: C:\NanoHardDisks\DNS23-Nano.chdx -DeploymentType: Guest -ComputerName: DNS23-Nano -Package: Microsoft-NanoServer-DNS-Package EXPLANATION Given that this Nano server is going to be a virtual machine with the following specifications, you would enter the PowerShell command shown below: Nano Server edition: Standard Computer name: DNS23-Nano Image location and name: C:\NanoHardDisks\DNS23-Nano.vhdx Installation media location: F:\ Temporary file location: C:\Temp Package name: Microsoft-NanoServer-DNS-Package New-NanoServerImage -Edition Standard -MediaPath F:\ -BasePath C:\Temp -TargetPath C:\NanoHardDisks\DNS23-Nano.vhdx -DeploymentType Guest -ComputerName DNS23-Nano -Package Microsoft-NanoServer-DNS-Package REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.6.
You are at the PowerShell command line preparing to install the Telnet Client feature on the server. You enter the get-windowsfeature command, and you see the following information about the Telnet Client feature: - Display Name: Telnet Client - Name: Telnet-Client - Install State: Available This gives you the information you need to enter the command that will install the Telnet Client feature. Fill in the blank with the part of the command that is missing: install-windowsfeature ______________________ -Restart
-Name Telnet-Client EXPLANATION The missing part of the command is -name Telnet-Client. When you install a role or feature from the command line, you must use the name exactly as it is shown in the get-windowsfeature output. Remember that it is case sensitive. In this case, the name of the Telnet Client feature is shown as Telnet-Client. You indicate the name by using the -name switch, which is not case sensitive. The missing part of the command could also be entered as -Name Telnet-Client. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.2.
You are using DISM to mount an image file so you can change some settings in the image before deploying it. Following are the details you need to know about this image before you can mount it: Image directory and file name: C:\images\win10install.wim Image index: 2 Target mount directory: C:\images\win10mount From the drop-down list, select the parameter that is needed to fill in the blank in the following command: dism /mount-wim /wimfile:c:\images\win10install.wim /index:2 ____________ /mount:c:\images\win10mount /mountdir:c:\images\win10mount /mount-dir:c:\images\win10mount /mountlocation:c:\images\win10mount /mountloc:c:\images\win10mount
/mountdir:c:\images\win10mount EXPLANATION Given the location of the image file, the index number of the image within the image file, and the target mount directory for the image, you would enter the following command: dism /mount-wim /wimfile:c:\images\win10install.wim /index:2 /mountdir:c:\images\win10mount The final parameter in the command was is /mountdir option, which is used with the full path to the directory where the image should be mounted. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.5.
You are using DISM to apply a Windows update to an existing image. Following are the details you need to know to perform this task: Image mount directory: C:\images\win10mount Update file location: C:\images Update file name: Windows 10 Update.cab (Note: a typical Windows update file name is much longer than the generic name being used here.) From the drop-down list, select the parameter that is needed to fill in the blank in the following command: dism /image:c:\images\win10mount /add-package __________________ /package:c:\images\Windows 10 Update.cab /package:"c:\images\Windows 10 Update.cab" /packagepath:"c:\images\Windows 10 Update.cab" /packagepath:c:\images\Windows 10 Update.cab
/packagepath:"c:\images\Windows 10 Update.cab" EXPLANATION Given the mount directory for the image and the name and location of the Windows Update file, you would enter the following command: dism /image:c:\images\win10mount /add-package /packagepath:"c:\images\Windows 10 Update.cab" The final parameter in the command is the /packagepath option, which is used with the full path to the directory and name of the update file. Since the update file name contains spaces, you must put the path and file name inside quotes. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.5.
You are creating a DSC configuration that will be used to install the IIS Web server on various servers on the network. In the script below, click the line that creates a consumable MOF file.
001 Configuration AddIIS EXPLANATION The keyword Configuration defines a new DSC configuration and creates a consumable MOF file. In the script shown in this scenario, a folder named AddIIS will be created containing the MOF output file when the configuration function is called in a script. The WindowsFeature line is used to specify which DSC provider should be used. The keyword param defines a variable that can be populated from the command line when the configuration is called in a script. The keyword Node specifies the target systems the DSC configuration will be applied to. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.1.
You are creating a DSC configuration that will be used to install the IIS Web server on various servers on the network. In the script below, click the line that installs the Web Server role on the target server.
007 WindowsFeature IIS EXPLANATION In the script shown in this scenario, the WindowsFeature line is used to specify which DSC provider should be used. In this case, WindowsFeature is used to install the IIS role on the target server. The keyword Configuration defines a new DSC configuration and creates a consumable MOF file. The keyword param defines a variable that can be populated from the command line when the configuration is called in a script. The keyword Node specifies the target systems the DSC configuration will be applied to. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.1.
You have a single router with three subnets as follows: Subnet A = 60 hosts Subnet B = 25 hosts Subnet C = 31 hosts You need to choose subnet addresses and masks for each subnet. Which values would you use? A = Subnet address 172.22.19.128 with mask of 255.255.255.192 B = Subnet address 172.22.19.64 with mask of 255.255.255.224 C = Subnet address 172.22.19.0 with mask of 255.255.255.224 A = Subnet address 172.22.19.64 with mask of 255.255.255.192 B = Subnet address 172.22.19.32 with mask of 255.255.255.224 C = Subnet address 172.22.19.192 with mask of 255.255.255.192 A = Subnet address 172.22.19.128 with mask of 255.255.255.192 B = Subnet address 172.22.19.48 with mask of 255.255.255.224 C = Subnet address 172.22.19.64 with mask of 255.255.255.192 A = Subnet address 172.22.19.192 with mask of 255.255.255.192 B = Subnet address 172.22.19.128 with mask of 255.255.255.224 C = Subnet address 172.22.19.64 with mask of 255.255.255.224 A = Subnet address 172.22.19.32 with mask of 255.255.255.192 B = Subnet address 172.22.19.96 with mask of 255.255.255.224 C = Subnet address 172.22.19.128 with mask of 255.255.255.192
A = Subnet address 172.22.19.64 with mask of 255.255.255.192 B = Subnet address 172.22.19.32 with mask of 255.255.255.224 C = Subnet address 172.22.19.192 with mask of 255.255.255.192 EXPLANATION Use the following masks for each subnet: Subnet A = 255.255.255.192. This gives you up to 62 hosts. Subnet B = 255.255.255.224. This gives you up to 30 hosts. Subnet C = 255.255.255.192. You cannot use mask 255.255.255.224 because this mask only allows for up to 30 hosts. Use the following subnet addresses for each subnet: Subnet A = 172.22.19.64. Subnet address 172.22.19.32 is not a valid subnet for a 26-bit mask (valid subnets end in 0, 64, 128, or 192). Subnet B = 172.22.19.32. Subnet address 172.22.19.48 is not a valid subnet for a 27-bit mask (valid subnets end in 0, 32, 64, 96, etc.). Subnet C = 172.22.19.192. Based on the other reasons listed above, this is the only possible combination of values that does not have a problem. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.1.
Why is Nano Server sometimes referred to as a headless deployment? A Nano Server deployment can only be managed from its very basic text-based interface. A Nano Server deployment provides practically no user interface. A Nano Server deployment can only be managed from another system using PowerShell. A Nano Server installation only uses the Server Core deployment option.
A Nano Server deployment provides practically no user interface EXPLANATION A Nano Server is sometimes referred to as a headless deployment for the following reasons: - A Nano Server deployment provides practically no user interface. - Nano Server provides a very basic text-based interface, but it only allows you to perform a limited number of initial configuration tasks. - Nano Server management tasks have to be completed from a management system using remote management tools, such as Windows Remote Management, remote MMCs, and PowerShell. Nano Server is an installation option for Windows Server 2016 that has an even smaller footprint than the Server Core installation option. The Nano Server text-based interface only allows you to perform a limited number of initial configuration tasks. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.6.
Your manager has asked you to install the Web Server (IIS) role on one of your Windows Server 2016 systems so it can host an internal website. Which Windows feature can you use to do this? Windows Server Update Server Add Roles and Features Windows Deployment Services Features on Demand
Add Roles and Features EXPLANATION When a Windows Server 2016 is installed, the files for all server programs, including role and features, are copied to the server. Add Roles and Features is a feature found in Windows Server 2016 that allows you to install needed roles and features from those files so can configure and use the role or feature. Features on Demand is a feature found in Windows Server 2012 R2, that allows you to remove unneeded roles and features to conserve disk space. Windows System Resource Manager allows you to manage server processor and memory usage. Windows Deployment Services is a disk imaging solution that you can use for remote deployment and automated installation of Windows systems. The Windows Server Update Server allows you to manage and distribute Windows updates in your organization. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.2.
You manage several servers that are all in the same domain. One of the servers, SERV16-02, is a Server Core deployment that is in a different building across the company campus from your office. You are in the same building as SERV16-01, and you want add a role to SERV16-02 from Server Manager running on the SERV16-01 desktop. You see the screen shown below when you select All Servers in the Server Manager tool. What do you need to do so can add a role to SERV16-02 from here? Add SERV16-02 to the server pool on SERV16-01. Enable Windows Remote Management on SERV16-02. Enable the Remote Administration firewall exception on SERV16-02. Convert SERV16-02 to a Desktop Experience deployment.
Add SERV16-02 to the server pool on SERV16-01 EXPLANATION In order to add a role to SERV16-02 from Server Manager on SERV16-01, the SERV16-02 server needs to be added to the server pool on SERV16-01. The screen shows that there is only one server, SERV16-01, in the server pool. Since SERV16-02 is in the domain, Windows Remote Management is already enabled. The Remote Administration firewall exception only needs to be enabled on SERV16-02 if you are trying to manage it remotely using MMC snap-ins. You could convert SERV16-02 to a Desktop Experience deployment, but it would still need to be added to the server pool on SERV16-01. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.4.
You are tasked with managing multiple servers. You want to manage them all from one Server Manager interface so you don't have to manage them one at a time by physically moving from one server to another. You need to access the Add Servers dialog so you can add your other servers to this server management pool. Click on a menu selection that will allow you to access the Add Servers dialog.
All servers(you normally right-click) EXPLANATION To access the Add Servers dialog so you can add your other servers to this server management pool, you can either select the Manage menu option or right-click the All Servers menu option. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.4.
After completing a server core deployment on a new server, you prepare the server to be joined to an Active Directory domain by completing the following tasks: - Change the name of the computer to something that fits your server naming rules. - Set the time and time zone to match your local time zone. Which of the following tasks should you still perform before joining the server to the domain? Add the DNS role to the server. Configure the server to get an IP address dynamically. Nothing. The server is ready to join the domain. Assign a static IP address to the server.
Assign a static IP address to the server EXPLANATION You should configure the new server with a static IP address while you are preparing it to join an Active Directory domain. By default, a new Windows server will be configured to get its IP address dynamically from a DHCP server. The majority of servers really must have a static IP address. All of the DNS records that will be created for this new server as it joins the domain will include its current IP address. If the IP address changes after joining the domain, it just adds management overhead as you have to take steps to update those records. The DNS role can be added to the server, but is not required. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.3.
You are installing Windows Server 2016 on a system that has a used hard drive that contains important data. The hard drive does not contain any operating system files. Which steps must you perform to complete this installation and save the data? (Select two.) Back up the data to another drive. Add two additional hard drives and create a RAID 5 array. Load the RAID driver. Use the Custom installation type. Use the Upgrade installation type.
Back up the data to another drive. Use the Custom installation type. EXPLANATION You can save the data and complete the installation on this disk by completing the following: Back up the data to another drive. Use the Custom installation type. Since this disk has no operating system, you cannot use the Upgrade option. But the Custom installation will partition the disk and any data on that disk will be lost, so you must back up the data before you perform the installation. Creating a RAID 5 array will also destroy any data that is on any of the disks included in the array. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.2.
You have a server connected to two networks: SubnetA uses a 26-bit mask. SubnetB uses a 29-bit mask. Wrk1 is on SubnetA, and Wrk2 is on SubnetB. Wrk1 cannot communicate with Wrk2. You run ipconfig on both workstations and see the following information: Wrk1 IPv4 Address . . . .: 192.168.201.135 Subnet Mask. . . . .: 255.255.255.192 Default Gateway. . .: 192.168.201.190 Wrk2 IPv4 Address . . . .: 172.30.199.78 Subnet Mask. . . . .: 255.255.255.248 Default Gateway. . .: 172.30.199.70 Which of the following actions would most likely correct the problem? Change the subnet mask used on Wrk1. Change the IP address assigned to Wrk2. Change the IP address assigned to Wrk1. Change the subnet mask used on Wrk2.
Change the IP address assigned to Wrk2. EXPLANATION In this scenario, the IP address for Wrk2 is on the 172.30.199.72 subnet. The default gateway address is on the 172.30.199.64 subnet. Changing the IP address assigned to Wrk2 to an address on the same subnet as the default gateway would most likely correct the problem. Wrk1 is on the 192.168.201.128 subnet. The valid range of IP addresses is 192.168.201.129 to 192.168.201.190. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.1.
You have completed the installation of Windows Server 2016. Which of the following tasks is best to perform before joining the server to an Active Directory domain? Configure Windows Firewall. Change the computer name. Change the workgroup name. Install updates.
Change the computer name EXPLANATION Before joining the new server to an Active Directory (AD) domain, you should use the Local Server properties page to change the computer name. By default, the installation program gives the computer a name made up of 10 or 11 random numbers and letters. It's easier to give the server a more meaningful and manageable name before joining a domain than it is to rename it after joining it to a domain. The workgroup name will not matter once the server is joined to a domain. Windows Firewall can be configured just as easily either after or before joining a domain. The latest updates are installed during installation and should be installed on a regular basis whether the server is joined to a domain or kept in a workgroup. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.2.
You have a small network as shown in the image. You are unable to ping Wrk2 from Wrk1. What should you do to fix the problem? Change the subnet mask on Wrk2. Change the subnet mask on Wrk1. Change the IP address assigned to Wrk2. Change the default gateway address on Wrk1. Change the IP address assigned to Wrk1. Change the default gateway address on Wrk2.
Change the subnet mask on Wrk1. EXPLANATION In this scenario, the subnet mask on the workstation is incorrect. The network for Wrk1 and RouterA uses a 29-bit mask. A 29-bit mask has the decimal value of 255.255.255.248. For RouterA, the LAN connection uses a subnet address of 10.250.60.208. Valid host addresses on this subnet are 10.250.60.209 to 10.250.60.214. For RouterB, the LAN connection uses a subnet address of 172.26.116.192. Valid host addresses are 172.26.116.193 to 172.26.116.254. The default gateway address for a workstation should be the IP address of the router interface connected to the same subnet as the workstation. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.1.
Which statements about Active Directory is true? Changes are made on a domain controller and pushed out to workstations. Users can create their own user accounts. Active Directory is open source and free to use. Each workstation keeps a copy of the Active Directory database on their hard disk.
Changes are made on a domain controller and pushed out to workstations. EXPLANATION One advantage of Active Directory is that changes are made on a centralized server and pushed out to workstations. Active Directory is not an open source product, but a Microsoft product. The Active Directory database is kept on one or more Active Directory servers. Users are created by the server administrator on the Active Directory server. Users are not allowed to create their own accounts. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.1.
You need to access Control Panel on your Windows Server 2012 system to manage the schedule for downloading and installing updates. Click the charm in the Charms panel you would use to access Control Panel.
Click Settings charm EXPLANATION To access Control Panel, display the Charms panel, click the Settings charm, and then click Control Panel. Clicking the Search charm allows you to search for apps, settings, or files. Clicking the Start charm returns you to Start screen if you are in the desktop environment. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.2.
Several new updates for your Windows Server 2012 system have been downloaded and are available for installation. The updates require a system restart after installation. It's late at night and no one is using the server, so you decide to update and restart the system. Click the charm in the Charms panel you would use to select Update and restart under Power Options.
Click Settings charm EXPLANATION To access the Power Options button, display the Charms panel and click the Settings charm. When you click the Power Options button, you can then select the Update and restart option to install the updates and restart the system. Clicking the Search charm allows you to search for apps, settings, or files. Clicking the Start charm returns you to Start screen if you are in the desktop environment. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.2.
You need to create a new server group and add your Windows Server 2012 system to it. Click the Server Manager option you use to do this.
Click the Manage icon EXPLANATION Clicking Manage in Server Manager allows you to manage roles and features and manage server groups. In this scenario, you click Manage > Create Server Group to create a new server group and add the local server to it. Clicking Tools displays a list of tools for installed roles and features on the system. Clicking Refresh in Server Manager refreshes the current view. Clicking Notifications displays the Task Details and Notifications window. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.2.
You need to add the Active Directory Domain Services role to a Windows Server 2012 system. Click the option you would use in Server Manager to access the Add Roles and Features Wizard.
Click the Manage icon EXPLANATION You add roles to a Windows Server 2012 system using the Add Roles and Features Wizard. You can launch this wizard by clicking Manage > Add Roles and Features in Server Manager. Clicking Refresh in Server Manager refreshes the current view. Clicking Notifications displays the Task Details and Notifications window. Clicking Tools displays a list of tools for installed roles and features on the system. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.2.
You are currently working in the desktop environment on a Windows Server 2012 R2 system and need to switch to the Start screen. What should you do? (Select two. Each option is a complete solution.) Press the Escape key on the keyboard. Click the Start button in the lower-left corner of the screen to switch to the Start screen display. Hover the mouse over the lower-right corner of the screen and click the Start title. Press the Windows key on the keyboard. Hover the mouse over the upper-left corner of the screen and click the Start title.
Click the Start button in the lower-left corner of the screen to switch to the Start screen display. Press the Windows key on the keyboard. EXPLANATION When working in the desktop environment on a Windows Server 2012 R2 system, you can return to the Start screen in two ways: Click the Start button in the lower-left corner. Press the Windows key on the keyboard. Hovering the mouse in the lower-right corner of the screen displays the Charms panel. Hovering the mouse in the upper-left corner of the desktop screen and pressing the Escape key don't do anything. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.2.
You have implemented a network where computers are assigned specific roles, such as file sharing and printing . Other computers access those resources, but do not host services of their own. What type of network have you implemented? Client/server Intranet Extranet Peer-to-peer
Client/server EXPLANATION In a client-server network, hosts have specific roles. For example, some hosts are assigned server roles, which allow them to provide network resources to other hosts. Other hosts are assigned client roles, which allow them to consume network resources. In a peer-to-peer network, each host can provide network resources to other hosts or access resources located on other hosts, and each host is in charge of controlling access to those resources. An intranet is a private network that uses internet technologies. Services on an intranet are only available to hosts that are connected to the private network. An extranet is a private network that uses internet technologies, but whose resources are made available to external (but trusted) users. For example, you might create a website on a private network that only users from a partner company can access. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.1.
You are logged into your Windows 2016 system as a user that is a member of the Administrator group, and you need to perform some tasks using the Computer Management tool. Many of the tasks in Computer Management require you to have administrator privileges. You have opened the shortcut list from the Start menu, as shown below. Which of the following would allow you to run the Computer Management tool as administrator? Sign out; then sign in as the Administrator user. Select Computer Management. Computer Management cannot be run as administrator from the shortcut list.. Right-click Computer Management then select More > Run as Administrator.
Computer Management cannot be run as administrator from the shortcut list..
You manage a small private network with three subnets, as shown in the image. The App1 server on SubnetC runs only IPv6. Because of your company policy, it cannot be configured with an IPv4 address. An IPv4-only router connects SubnetA with SubnetB, while a Windows Server server running Routing and Remote Access (Rtr1) connects SubnetB with SubnetC. The Wrk2 computer runs Windows and has been configured with both an IPv4 and an IPv6 address. You need to enable Wrk2 to communicate with App1 using IPv6. What should you do? Run netsh on Wrk2 to enable Teredo. Configure Rtr1 as an ISATAP router. Run netsh on Wrk2 to configure PortProxy. Run netsh on Rtr1 to enable Teredo. Enable edge traversal in the firewall properties for Wrk2.
Configure Rtr1 as an ISATAP router. EXPLANATION In this scenario, you need to get IPv6 traffic through the IPv4 router and then onto the App1 server. To communicate between two IPv6 hosts through a private IPv4 network, use Intra-site Automatic Tunnel Addressing Protocol (ISATAP). By configuring Rtr1 as an ISATAP router, the client can encapsulate IPv6 traffic inside IPv4 packets for transmission through the IPv4 network. The ISATAP router receives the IPv4 packets, removes the encapsulation, and forwards the packets onto the App1 server. Use Teredo on two hosts separated by symmetric NAT. Both end hosts must be configured with Teredo, something that is not possible to configure on App1 because IPv4 is not supported. Enable edge traversal in the Vista client firewall to activate Teredo for a specific application. Use PortProxy to allow an IPv4-only host to communicate with an IPv6-only host. However, the device on which PortProxy is configured must be able to communicate directly with the IPv6 host through an IPv6 network. Configuring PortProxy on Wrk2 does not solve the problem of getting IPv6 packets through the IPv4 router. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.2.
The Large Block Corporation has a network with three subnets. The network has a DNS server that provides name resolution. Stacy has been asked to implement a DHCP solution for her network. Currently, all hosts use manually-configured static IP addresses. She installs a DHCP server and configures it to deliver IP address, default gateway, and DNS server configuration information. What must Stacy do at each client to complete the configuration? (Select two.) Configure each host to append parent suffixes of the primary DNS suffix. Configure each host to obtain an IP address automatically. Enable DHCP proxy services on each client. Configure each host to obtain DNS server address automatically.
Configure each host to obtain DNS server address automatically. Configure each host to obtain an IP address automatically. EXPLANATION To complete the configuration: - Configure each host to obtain an IP address automatically. When you do so, the previous default gateway setting is removed. - Configure each host to obtain DNS server addresses automatically. When you do so, manually configured DNS server addresses are removed. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.1.
You completed the installation of a new Nano server. You are now at the Nano server's initial configuration interface. Which of the following management tasks can you perform from the initial configuration interface? (Select three.) Configure server roles. Configure the computer name. Configure the time zone. Enable Windows Remote Management. Join the server to a Active Directory domain. Configure basic network settings. Configure inbound and outbound firewall rules.
Configure inbound and outbound firewall rules Enable Windows Remote Management Configure basic network settings EXPLANATION Using the Nano server's initial configuration interface, you can perform the following management tasks: - Configure basic network settings, such as the IP address, subnet mask, DNS server address, and gateway router address. - Configure inbound and outbound firewall rules. - Enable Windows Remote Management (WINRM) to allow the server to be managed remotely. The initial configuration interface can't be used to complete other server configuration tasks, such as: - Joining a domain - Setting the computer name - Configuring the time zone - Adding or removing server roles REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.6.
After completing a Server Core deployment on a new server, you need to prepare the server to join an Active Directory domain and then join it to the domain. Drag the commands on the left to the task they can be used to complete on the right. (Each command may be used once, more than once, or not at all.) Set the time and time zone Assign a static IP address Change the name of the computer Join the server to a domain - netdom - control - netsh - hostname
Control (control timedate.cpl) to display the time and date dialog. Netsh - this command will set up the servers IP configuration (assign a static IP address) Netdom - use the netdom rename a computer command to rename the computer. netdom join and netdom add can be used to add a server to a domain (change the name of the computer/join the server to a domain)
You are installing Windows Server 2016 on a system with a clean hard drive. The hard drive contains no data files or operating system files. Which installation type should you choose? Upgrade Custom Standard New server
Custom EXPLANATION When you are installing Windows Server on a system with a clean hard drive, you must choose the Custom installation type. The Windows Server installation program presents two installation types: Upgrade: This option moves the files and settings associated with the new version of Windows to an already-existing Windows system. Existing data files and applications are preserved. It is only used when a supported version of Windows is already running on the computer. Custom: This option installs the Windows Server operating system on top of anything that might already be on the hard disk. Any existing data files, applications, or operating system files will be overwritten and lost. New server and Standard are not valid Windows Server installation types. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.2.
You are preparing to install Windows Server 2012 on a new server. The server has the following hardware: - 4 TB RAM - 8 64-bit Intel-VT processors - 1 TB mirrored hard disk for the system partition You will install Hyper-V on the server and create seven virtual servers, with each server running Windows Server 2012. Which Windows Server 2012 edition should you install? Standard edition Essentials edition Foundation edition Datacenter edition
Datacenter edition EXPLANATION Install the Datacenter edition. The Datacenter edition is licensed by the processor and allows for an unlimited number of virtual servers running any edition of Windows Server 2012 (Foundation, Standard, or Datacenter editions). You cannot install the Standard edition because it only supports two virtual server instances. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.1.
You are preparing to install Windows Server 2012 on a new server. The server has the following hardware: - 32 GB RAM - One quad-core Intel-VT processor - 100 GB mirrored hard disk for the system partition You will use this server for the DHCP server role and configure the server in a failover cluster with two nodes. You want to select the minimum Windows Server 2012 edition to support the required roles. Which editions could you install? (Select two.) Datacenter edition Essentials edition Foundation edition Standard edition
Datacenter edition Standard edition EXPLANATION To support failover clustering, use either the Standard or Datacenter editions. The Foundation and Essentials editions do not support failover clustering. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.1.
ou manage a Windows computer connected to a business network that uses switches and multiple subnets. You connect a workstation to the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet. The workstation can communicate with some hosts on the private network, but not with other hosts. You run ipconfig /all and see the following: Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : mydomain.local Description . . . . . . . : Broadcom network adapter Physical Address. . . . . . : 00-AA-BB-CC-74-EFDHCP Enabled . . . . . . . : No Autoconfiguration Enabled. . . : Yes IPv4 Address . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.102(Preferred) Subnet Mask . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway. . . . . . . . . : 192.168.2.1 DNS Servers. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.2.20 What should you do? Edit the IPv4 properties and modify the subnet mask. Edit the IPv4 properties and change the default gateway. Edit the IPv4 properties and modify the IP address. Edit the IPv4 properties and change the DNS server address.
Edit the IPv4 properties and change the default gateway. EXPLANATION In this example, the default gateway address is incorrect. The default gateway address must be on the same subnet as the IP address for the host. The host address is on the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet, but the default gateway address is on the 192.168.2.0 subnet. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.1.
You are managing a Windows Server 2012 system from the command line using PowerShell. You need to use the Get-Process cmdlet to generate a list of all processes running on the system but are unsure of the syntax to use. What should you do? Enter Get-Process--help at the PowerShell prompt. Enter Get-Process/? at the PowerShell prompt. Enter Get-Help Get-Processat the PowerShell prompt. Enter Get-Process Helpat the PowerShell prompt
Enter Get-Help Get-Process at the PowerShell prompt. EXPLANATION PowerShell provides help for each cmdlet. The syntax is Get-Help cmdletname. In this example, you would enter Get-Help Get-Process. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.2.
You are preparing to install Windows Server 2012 on a new server. The server has the following hardware: - 64 GB RAM - One quad-core Intel-VT 64-bit processor - 100 GB mirrored hard disk for the system partition You will use the server for the following server roles: - DNS Server - DHCP Server You want to select the minimum Windows Server 2012 edition to support the required roles. Which edition should you install? Standard edition Foundation edition Essentials edition Datacenter edition
Essentials edition EXPLANATION Select the Essentials edition of Windows Server 2012. The Essentials edition supports up to 2 processors and 64 GB RAM. The Essentials edition can be used for most server roles and role services. The Standard or Datacenter edition is necessary if the server requires: - More than 25 simultaneous LAN connections - Failover clustering - More than 250 Routing and Remote Access connections More than 250 Remote Desktop Gateway connections REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.1.
You manage a company network with multiple subnets. As part of a recent upgrade, you have upgraded all servers to Windows Server 2016. Client systems run Windows 10. You would like to begin to use IPv6 on your network. You want to run both IPv4 and IPv6 on all systems, phasing out IPv4 when all systems become IPv6-capable. You want to manually assign private IPv6 addresses to the servers and the client computers. Which of the following prefixes should you use? (Choose two. Each choice is a possible solution.) FC00:: FD00:: FE80:: FE90:: FF01:: FF02::
FC00:: FD00:: EXPLANATION For IPv6 addresses within a site, the following addresses are equivalent to the IPv4 private IP address ranges: Unique local addresses begin with FC00 or FD00. Site-local addresses begin with FEC0 through FEF0. Site-local addresses are being replaced with unique local addresses, but can still be used. Addresses that begin with FE80 are link-local addresses. They are used only within a subnet. Traffic addressed to link-local addresses are not forwarded by routers. Addresses that begin with FF01 and FF02 are multicast addresses and are not used for host addresses. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.2.
You are ready to export the DHCP role migration file from the FS1 server to the local C:\Temp folder so it can be migrated to the FS10 server. Both servers are running Windows Server 2016, and both have the Windows Server Migration Tools (WSMT) feature installed. You have determined that the ID of the DHCP role is DHCP. From the drop-down list, fill in the blank with the parameter that is missing from the following command: Export -SmigServerSetting ___________ -Path C:\Temp\DHCP FeatureID DHCP ServiceID DHCP RoleID DHCP SmigServerID DHCP
FeatureID DHCP EXPLANATION The correct syntax for the cmdlet that exports a role to a migration file in the local C:\Temp directory is: Export -SmigServerSetting -FeatureID DHCP -Path C:\Temp\DHCP REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.3.
Which of the following are used in PowerShell to specify an option in the command? Flags Cmdlets Keywords Nouns Providers
Flags EXPLANATION The PowerShell command line interface uses flags, or switches, to specify an option in the command. Flags are also referred to as adverbs in the typical verb-noun -adverb command structure. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.1.
You are preparing to install Windows Server 2012 on a new server. The server has the following hardware: - 32 GB RAM - One quad-core Intel-VT 64-bit processor - 100 GB mirrored hard disk for the system partition You will use the server for the following server roles: - File and Storage Services - Print and Document Services You want to select the minimum Windows Server 2012 edition to support the required roles. Which edition should you install? Standard edition Essentials edition Foundation edition Datacenter edition
Foundation edition EXPLANATION Select the Foundation edition of Windows Server 2012. The Foundation edition supports 1 processor and 32 GB of RAM. The Foundation edition can be used for most common server roles. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.1.
You are in the process of migrating the DHCP role from the FS1 server to the FS10 server. Both servers are running Windows Server 2016, and both have the Windows Server Migration Tools (WSMT) feature installed. You have started WSMT on the FS1 server, which has launched a PowerShell window with the WSMT snap-ins loaded. You need to find out the ID of the DHCP role. Which cmdlet must you enter at the command prompt to get the ID? Get-SmigServerFeature Get-SmigService Get-SmigServerRole Get-SmigServerFeatureID
Get-SmigServerFeature EXPLANATION To find out the ID of the DHCP role, you must enter the Get-SmigServerFeature PowerShell cmdlet. This cmdlet will display all the roles installed on the source server along with their IDs. You need to know the ID in order to enter the command that will migrate the service. Get-SmigServerRole, Get-SmigService, and Get-SmigServerFeatureID are each invalid as PowerShell cmdlets. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.3.
You are at the PowerShell command line, and you need to see a list of all available roles and features that you can install on the Windows server. Fill in the blank with the PowerShell command that will display this list.
Get-WindowsFeature EXPLANATION The Get-WindowsFeature command will display a list of all available roles and features that you can install (or that are already installed) on the Windows server. This command is not case sensitive. The output of this command will be in three columns with the column headings of Display Name, Name, and Install State. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.2.
You are upgrading a Windows Server 2008 system to Windows Server 2012. One of the first choices you have to make is about installing updates. Which of the following options is recommended for a production system? Upgrade without installing updates. Install updates after the upgrade completes. Go online to install updates during the upgrade. Quit the installation and download updates before beginning the upgrade.
Go online to install updates during the upgrade. EXPLANATION The recommended option for a production system is to go online to install updates during the upgrade. The only other option you are presented with is to upgrade without installing updates. This option is not recommended because your server will have to run without security updates and current device drivers until you can go online and install the updates. The server might be more vulnerable to security threats until it gets updated. Neither installing updates after the upgrade completes nor quitting the installation and downloading updates before beginning the upgrade are options you will see when you begin the upgrade. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.3.
You are currently working in the desktop environment on a Windows Server 2012 system and need to display the Charms panel. What should you do? (Select two. Each option is a complete solution.) Hover the mouse over the lower-left corner of the screen. Press the Escape key on the keyboard. Press the Windows key on the keyboard. Hover the mouse over the upper-right corner of the screen. Hover the mouse over the lower-right corner of the screen.
Hover the mouse over the lower-right corner of the screen. Hover the mouse over the upper-right corner of the screen. EXPLANATION Like Windows 8, Windows Server 2012 uses a Charms menu. When you hover your mouse in the upper-right or lower-right corner of the screen, the Charms menu displays. Hovering the mouse in the lower-left corner of the screen displays the Start tile. Pressing the Windows key returns you to the Start screen. Pressing the Escape key doesn't do anything. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.2
You manage the small network that is connected to the Internet, as shown in the graphic. You add HostA to the network. All hosts use manually-assigned TCP/IP values. The subnet where HostA resides uses a 28-bit subnet mask. Which TCP/IP configuration values should you choose for HostA? To answer, drag a value to each TCP/IP parameter shown in the diagram. Drag 66.11.177.12 10.0.0.97 255.255.255.192 66.11.177.13 10.0.0.110 255.255.255.224 10.0.0.204 10.0.0.111 255.255.255.240 10.0.0.205 255.255.255.248 Drop IP Address Subnet Mask Default Gateway
IP Address : 10.0.0.97 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.240 Default Gateway: 10.0.0.110 EXPLANATION Use the following values: IP address = 10.0.0.97. HostA is on subnet 10.0.0.96. Valid host addresses are 10.0.0.97 through 10.0.0.110. 10.0.0.110 cannot be used by HostA because it is used by the router. Subnet mask = 255.255.255.240. A 28-bit mask covers an extra 4 bits. The last octet has a value of 11110000, which is 240 in decimal notation. Default gateway = 10.0.0.110. The default gateway is the IP address of the router interface that is on the same subnet as HostA. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.1.
You copy the Nano Server Image Generator files to a folder on your C: drive. You then open a PowerShell session and enter a command to create a Nano Server image using the New-NanoServerImage cmdlet. The system returns an error saying New-NanoServerImage is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet,. What must you do so the system recognizes this cmdlet? Mount the Windows Server 2016 installation ISO image. Import the NanoServerImageGenerator.psd1 module. Import the NanoServer-PowerShell-Packages module. Import the NanoServerImageGenerator.psm1 module.
Import the NanoServerImageGenerator.psm1 module EXPLANATION You must import the NanoServerImageGenerator.psm1 module into the PowerShell session. For example, if the Nano Server Image Generator files have been copied to the C:\Nano folder, you would enter the following command to import the module: Import-Module C:\Nano\NanoServerImageGenerator.psm1 This module contains the PowerShell cmdlets, including the New-NanoServerImage cmdlet, needed to generate Nano Server images. The NanoServerImageGenerator.psd1 file does not contain the Nano Server PowerShell modules. Mounting the Windows Server 2016 installation iso file is just one of the options you can use to get to the Nano Server Image Generator files used during the Nano Server image generation process. There is no NanoServer-PowerShell-Packages module. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.6.
You manage a company network with multiple subnets. As part of a recent upgrade, you have upgraded all servers to Windows Server 2016. Client systems currently run Windows 10. You have previously configured all hosts on the network with static IPv6 addresses, default gateway, and DNS server addresses. IPv6 is working correctly between all hosts. You have changed the network configuration so that each host gets the IPv6 prefix and default gateway information from neighboring routers. You want each host to generate the interface ID automatically from its MAC address. You will deliver DNS server addresses through DHCPv6 and have configured one of the servers for DHCPv6. What additional tasks must you perform to complete the configuration? (Choose two. Each choice is a required part of the solution.) In the network connection properties on each client, select Obtain DNS server address automatically. In the network connection properties on each client, select Use the following DNS server addresses. Enter the appropriate DNS server addresses. In the network connection properties on each client, select Obtain an IPv6 address automatically. In the network connection properties on each client, select Use the following IPv6 address. Enter an IPv6 address that begins with 2 or 3. In the network connection properties on each client, select Use the following IPv6 address. Enter an IPv6 address that begins with FC or FD.
In the network connection properties on each client, select Obtain DNS server address automatically. In the network connection properties on each client, select Obtain an IPv6 address automatically. EXPLANATION In this configuration, clients will use an automatic configuration method to set all IPv6 settings. In the network connection properties, choose Obtain an IPv6 address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.2.
You are in the process of migrating the DHCP role from the FS1 server to the FS10 server. Both servers are running Windows Server 2016, and both have the Windows Server Migration Tools (WSMT) feature installed. You have exported the DHCP configuration on FS1 into a migration file. Which steps do you have to perform to prepare to import the DHCP configuration to the FS10 server? (Select two. Each correct answer is part of a complete solution.) Copy the migration file to a folder accessible to the FS10 server. Install the DHCP role on FS10 and authorize it as a DHCP server. Remove the DHCP role from FS10 if it is already installed Reboot the FS10 server. Import the DHCP role to the FS10 server from the migration file.
Install the DHCP role on FS10 and authorize it as a DHCP server. Copy the migration file to a folder accessible to the FS10 server. EXPLANATION After you have exported the DHCP configuration on FS1 into a migration file, the steps you have to perform to prepare to import the DHCP configuration to the FS10 server are as follows: Install the DHCP role on FS10. Copy the migration file to a folder accessible to the FS10 server. The migration file contains only the configuration of the DHCP role that was running on FS1. It does not contain the DHCP role application files, so the DHCP role has to be installed using the Add Roles and Features Wizard on FS10. The migration file also needs to be accessible to FS10 by copying it to either a shared network folder or to a local folder. After you complete these steps, the DHCP role is ready to be imported to the FS10 server. Removing the DHCP role from FS10 (if it was already installed) will actually prevent you from importing the DHCP migration to FS10. You cannot import the DHCP role from the migration file because the file only contains the configuration; the role must be installed using the Add Roles and Features wizard. There is no need to reboot the FS10 server when preparing to import the configuration. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.3.
You need to move the DHCP role from the FS1 server to the FS10 server. Both servers are running Windows Server 2016. Which of the following is the first task you need to perform? Export the Windows Server Migration package to a USB flash drive. Install the Windows Server Migration Tools feature on both servers. Install the Windows Server Migration Tools feature on only the FS10 server. Install the Windows Server Migration Tools feature on only the FS1 server.
Install the Windows Server Migration Tools feature on both servers. EXPLANATION Before you can move a role from the FS1 server to the FS10 server, you must first install the Windows Server Migration Tools feature on both servers. It is not enough to install the Windows Server Migration Tools feature on just one or the other of the servers. Since these are Windows Server 2016 servers, you do not need to export the Windows Server Migration package to a USB flash drive. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.3.
You are upgrading a Windows Server 2012 system to Windows Server 2016. The server currently contains data and applications that you want to continue to use after it is upgraded. This server also has some reliability issues that you have not been able to resolve. Which of the following installation types is recommended? Keep nothing Keep graphical user interface settings Keep Server Core settings Keep personal files and apps
Keep nothing EXPLANATION In this case, the recommended option is to choose the option to keep nothing even though the server currently contains data and applications that you want to continue to use after it is upgraded. The fact that this server also has some reliability issues that you have not been able to resolve makes this the best option because it gives you a clean slate to work from. Using the option to keep personal files and apps will also keep the server's reliability issues. Before the installation, you can use the migration tool to save a migration profile and preserve your data and user accounts. After the installation, you can restore the profile and then reinstall any applications you need to keep using on this server. Keep graphical user interface settings and Keep Server Core settings are not installation type options. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.3.
In the Windows Server 2016 interface, which type of tile displays content that changes dynamically? Standard tile Static tile Dynamic tile Live tile
Live tile
You manage two small remote networks, one in Portland and one in Seattle. Both sites are connected to the Internet through a single Windows server using NAT. You have configured computers in both sites to use IPv6. You want to enable IPv6 hosts in each site to communicate with each other through the Internet. You want to use site-to-site tunneling instead of using host-to-host tunneling between every set of hosts. Which strategies would accomplish your goal? (Select two. Each choice is a possible solution.) 6to4 tunneling ISATAP router Manually configured tunneling Teredo tunneling
Manually configured tunneling 6to4 tunneling EXPLANATION Use 6to4 tunneling or a manually configured tunnel to create a router-to-router tunnel between two sites through an IPv4 network. On Windows Server 2016, 6to4 tunneling is configured automatically when an interface has been assigned a public IPv4 address. Use the Intra-site Automatic Tunnel Addressing Protocol (ISATAP) to enable IPv6 hosts to communicate over a private IPv4 network within a site. ISATAP does not work between sites. Use Teredo on two hosts separated by symmetric NAT to configure host-to-host tunneling. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.2.
Which is an advantage of a peer-to-peer network? Services are spread between hosts. The network is easy to configure centralized backups. The network is easy to support as it expands. Network implementation is fast and easy.
Network implementation is fast and easy. EXPLANATION Advantages of a peer-to-peer network include easy implementation and low cost. Peer-to-peer networks lack scalability. As a peer-to-peer network expands, the lack of centralized control makes backups more complex to manage. Having network services not centralized and spread out among several hosts is a drawback of peer-to-peer networks. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.1.
You manage the westsim.com domain. All servers run Windows Server, and all workstations run Windows 10. Members of the sales team have been issued laptops that they use both to connect to the local network and dial in when they are on the road. A single DHCP server at the main office assigns IP addresses on the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet. Your company has just opened a new branch office, which the sales team uses when they are traveling. They can go to the branch office and plug in their laptops for Internet access and to read email. Because the office is small, you decide not to use a DHCP server. You select 10.0.0.0/24 for the network address. The sales team complains that when they are at the branch office, they are unable to access the Internet through the network. You ask one of them to run ipconfig, and you note the IP address is 169.254.12.4. You want to enable access on both the main office and the branch office. What should you do? Configure a new hardware profile on each laptop. Configure one profile to use DHCP, and configure the other with a static IP address. Install a second network card in each laptop. Configure the second network adapter with a static address for the branch office. On each laptop, configure an alternate IP configuration. Teach each salesman how to manually configure IP address, mask, and default gateway settings. Instruct them to make the change each time before connecting to a different network.
On each laptop, configure an alternate IP configuration EXPLANATION In this scenario, the best option is to configure an alternate IP configuration for each laptop. When the laptop is unable to contact the DHCP server, it will use the alternate configuration. Configure the alternate configuration with settings for the branch office. Installing a second network card would work (assuming the laptops support additional cards), but would result in an unnecessary cost. Teaching the sales team to reconfigure the network settings is not a good solution, as it requires unnecessary user effort. You cannot use hardware profiles to configure different TCP/IP settings. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.1.
You manage a small private network with two subnets, as shown in the image. Both Wrk1 and Wrk2 run Windows and have been configured with IPv6 addresses. An IPv4-only router connects SubnetA with SubnetB. You want to enable Wrk1 and Wrk2 to communicate using IPv6 through the router. On SubnetA, you run the netsh command to configure Srv3 as an ISATAP router. After doing so, Wrk1 still cannot communicate with Wrk2. What should you do? Run netsh on Srv3 to enable Teredo. Configure PortProxy on Srv3. On the DNS server for the network, create an A record named ISATAP that points to Srv3. Install an ISATAP router on SubnetB.
On the DNS server for the network, create an A record named ISATAP that points to Srv3. EXPLANATION When you use ISATAP to enable IPv6 communication through an IPv4 network, Windows client computers running IPv6 will automatically use ISATAP if they are able to resolve the host ISATAP host name. Adding an A record to DNS is one way to allow the client computers to locate the ISATAP router. In this configuration, the ISATAP router is only supplying IPv6 prefix information to the client computers. Tunneling is being performed using ISATAP on each client (a host-to-host tunnel is created between Wrk1 and Wrk2). When used in this way, only one ISATAP router is required within the network for all subnets, and the ISATAP router is not required to have multiple network interfaces because it does not actually perform routing. All computers in the network locate the ISATAP router by querying DNS for the IPv4 address of the host with the name ISATAP. Use Teredo on two hosts separated by symmetric NAT to configure host-to-host tunneling. With Windows Vista, Teredo only works between two hosts separated by at least one NAT router. Use PortProxy to allow an IPv4-only host to communicate with an IPv6-only host. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.2.
You are installing Windows Server 2016 on a new computer. Using the RAID controller on the motherboard, you configure three hard disks in a RAID 5 array. You leave the array unpartitioned and unformatted. You edit the BIOS boot order to boot from the optical drive. You insert the installation DVD, boot to the disc, and start the installation. When you are prompted to select the disk where you want to install Windows, the RAID array you created does not show as a possible destination disk. What can you do to get Windows to recognize the RAID array? Restart the installation and choose Repair your computer. Open a command prompt and use Diskpart to partition and format the array. On the screen where you select the disk to install Windows, click Load Driver. Reboot the computer. In the BIOS, change the SATA disk mode to RAID. Restart the installation and choose Repair your computer. Open a command prompt and run Fixmbr and Fixboot. On the screen where you select the disk to install Windows on, click Format.
On the screen where you select the disk to install Windows, click Load Driver. EXPLANATION When installing Windows Server to a RAID array, you need to load the RAID drivers before the Windows installation is able to recognize the RAID array. After you load the drivers for the motherboard RAID controller, the array will appear as a possible destination disk. You can then select the disk or partition and format it. To configure the RAID array, you must first set the SATA mode in the BIOS to RAID. If you change this value to something else, the installation program would be able to see all three disks as separate disks, not as a RAID array. None of the other options will fix the problem because each option depends on the installation program recognizing the RAID array as a valid storage destination. These options will not work until you load the necessary RAID drivers in the installation program. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.2.
You have implemented a network where each device shares files with all other devices on the network. What type of network do you have? IIS Peer-to-peer Client/server Standalone
Peer-to-peer EXPLANATION In a peer-to-peer network, each host can provide network resources to other hosts or access resources located on other hosts, and each host is in charge of controlling access to those resources. In a client/server network, hosts have specific roles. For example, some hosts are assigned server roles, which allow them to provide network resources to other hosts. Other hosts are assigned client roles, which allow them to consume network resources. A standalone network, each host runs independently. IIS, or Internet Information Services, is a service that runs on a Windows Server to provide web and FTP services. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.1.
You need to design a network that supports 275 hosts. You want to place all hosts in a single broadcast domain, and you want to make sure you do not waste IP addresses. How should you implement your plan? Use a router to create two subnets, with half of the hosts on each subnet. Use a mask of 255.255.255.0 on each subnet. Connect a router to a switch with a single connection. Create two sub-interfaces on the router. Use a mask of 255.255.255.0 for each sub-interface. Place all hosts on the same subnet. Use a mask of 255.255.254.0. Use a bridge on a single subnet. Use a mask of 255.255.255.128 for each bridge port. Use a router to create two subnets. Put 250 hosts on one subnet and 25 hosts on the other subnet. Use 255.255.255.0 and 255.255.255.224 as subnet masks.
Place all hosts on the same subnet. Use a mask of 255.255.254.0. EXPLANATION To have all hosts on the same broadcast domain, you will need a single subnet. Use a mask of 255.255.254.0 to support up to 510 hosts. While this method wastes 235 host addresses, it is the only method described that results in a single broadcast domain. Like physical interfaces, a sub-interface marks the boundary of a subnet and, therefore, a broadcast domain. Both sides of a bridge are on the same subnet, but you do not assign subnet masks to the bridge. Using different network addresses on each side of the bridge would prevent hosts from communicating with each other. Using a mask of 255.255.255.0 would not provide enough addresses, resulting in some hosts sharing an address. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.1.
You've been assigned to manage a Windows Server system named AccServer. This server was deployed using a Server Core installation. You need to make several configuration changes to the system. Which utility could you use to do this? Server Manager PowerShell Computer Management Hyper-V Manager
Powershell EXPLANATION Windows PowerShell provides comprehensive management capabilities from the command line. In this scenario, you could use PowerShell cmdlets to reconfigure the Windows Server system. Hyper-V Manager, Server Manager, and Computer Management all require a graphical user interface, which isn't provided in a Server Core installation of Windows. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.2.
Which of the following are features or benefits specific to a Windows Server 2016 Server Core deployment? (Select two.) Reduced system requirements Remote desktop management PowerShell Graphical user interface Stable environment
Reduced system requirements Stable environment EXPLANATION The following are features or benefits specific to a Server Core deployment: - Stable environment - Reduced system requirements - Requires less RAM - OS files use less disk space - Fewer components to troubleshoot - Reduced servicing requirements (fewer updates to install) - Reduced attack surface - Fewer services - Fewer open ports to target A graphical user interface and remote desktop management are only found in a Desktop Experience deployment. PowerShell is a feature you can use in either a Server Core or a Desktop Experience deployment of Windows Server 2016. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.3.
Which of the following server roles cannot be added to a Windows Server 2016 Server Core deployment? Hyper-V DNS Server Remote Desktop Services File and Storage Services Print and Document Services Active Directory Domain Services
Remote Desktop Services EXPLANATION The Remote Desktop Services server role cannot be added to a Windows Server 2016 Server Core deployment. This server role requires a Desktop Experience deployment. The Server Core deployment does not have a desktop interface that can be managed remotely. The Server Core deployment support the following server roles: - Active Directory Certificate Services - Active Directory Domain Services - DHCP Server - DNS Server - File and Storage Services - Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS) - Hyper-V - Print and Document Services - Streaming Media Services - Web Server - Windows Server Update Server - Active Directory Rights Management Server - Routing and Remote Access Server REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.3.
You manage several servers that are all in the same domain. Two of the servers, DC10 and DC13, are in different buildings that are on opposite sides of the company campus. Your desk is in the same building as DC10, and you want to complete management tasks, such as managing storage settings, on DC13 from the DC10 desktop. You decide to implement Remote MMC snap-ins on DC13 so you can manage it remotely. You know that Windows Remote Management is already enabled on DC13 by virtue of being joined to a domain. Which of the following services need to running on DC13? (Select two.) Plug and Play Routing and Remote Access Remote Registry Remote Administration Windows Remote Management
Remote Registry Plug and Play EXPLANATION To manage a server remotely using Remote MMC snap-ins, the following services must be running on the remote server: - Plug and Play - Remote Registry Following are all the basic requirements that need to be met to use Remote MMC snap-ins to manage a remote server: - The management server and the remote server should be in the same domain. - Windows Remote Management must be enabled on the remote server. - The Windows Remote Management firewall exception is enabled on the remote server. - The Remote Administration firewall exception is enabled on the remote server. - The Plug and Play service is running on the remote server. - The Remote Registry service is running on the remote server. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.4.
To save disk space on your Windows Server 2016 system, you decide to remove unneeded roles and features. Which Windows feature can you use to do this? Features on Demand Remove Roles and Features Windows Server Update Server Windows Deployment Services
Remove Add Roles and Features EXPLANATION When a Windows Server 2016 is installed, the files for all server programs, including role and features, are copied to the server. Remove Roles and Features is a feature found in Windows Server 2016 that allows you to remove unneeded roles and features files in order to conserve disk space. Features on Demand is a feature found in Windows Server 2012 R2 that allows you to remove unneeded roles and features to conserve disk space. Windows System Resource Manager allows you to manage server processor and memory usage. Windows Deployment Services is a disk imaging solution that you can use for remote deployment and automated installation of Windows systems. The Windows Server Update server allows you to manage and distribute Windows updates in your organization. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.2.
You are currently working in the desktop environment on a Windows Server 2012 R2 system and need to start the Device Manager administrative tool. Which of the following actions will display a menu that will allow you to start Device Manager? Right-click the Start button, and then select Control Panel. Access the Charms menu, and then select the Settings charm. Right-click the Start button. Open Server Manager, and then select the Tools menu option.
Right-click the Start button. EXPLANATION If you right-click the Start button, you will see a pop-up menu that will allow you to start the Device Manager administrative tool. The Settings app does not contain a link to Device Manager. The Tools menu in Server Manager does not contain a link to Device Manager. Control Panel does not provide a link to Device Manager. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.2.
Drag the type of server software listed on the left to its appropriate description on the right. - Role - Role service - Feature A set of software features that provides a specific server function. A software program that adds functionality to all server functions. A specific program that adds functions to a role.
Role - A set of software features that provides a specific server function. Feature - A software program that adds functionality to all server functions Role Service - A specific program that adds functions to a role EXPLANATION Functionality and services are added to a server using the Add Roles and Features wizard. The software is categorized as follows: A role is a set of software features that provides a specific server function. Examples of roles include DNS Server, DHCP Server, File and Storage Services, and Print and Document Services. A role service is a specific program that provides the functions of a role. Some roles, like DNS Server, have a single role service. Other roles, like Print and Document Services, have multiple role services, such as the Distributed Scan Server and Internet Printing. Role services are sub-components of a role. A feature is a software program that is not directly related to a server role but adds functionality to the entire server. Features include management tools, communication protocols or clients, and clustering support. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.2.
You are upgrading a Windows Server 2008 system to Windows Server 2012. One of the choices you have to make is about the version of Windows Server 2012 you want to install. This server will be managed remotely most of the time, and it's important that it runs as fast as possible. Which of the following options meets these requirements? Server Datacenter Server Foundation Server Core installation Server with a GUI
Server Core installation EXPLANATION The Server Core installation installs only what is needed to run most server roles and applications without a graphical user interface (GUI). This allows the server to run faster than it would with the overhead of the GUI. A Server Core installation can be fully managed locally or remotely with PowerShell or other tools. The server with a GUI installation will include the components of the graphical interface, which require some of the server's resources and slow the server's performance. Datacenter and Foundation are editions of Windows Server 2012; they are not versions you can select during installation. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.3.
Your new Nano server has been installed and configured with an IP address of 192.168.0.25. You need to join this server to your corpnet.com domain. You use the djoin command to create a blob file and then copy the file to the root of the Nano Server's C: drive. You start a PowerShell session on your management server so you can manage the Nano server. Before the Nano server can be managed from the management server, it must be added to the trusted hosts list. From the drop-down list, select the PowerShell cmdlet you must use to fill in the blank in the following command to add the Nano server to the trusted hosts list: _____________ WSMan:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts "192.168.0.25" Set-Trust Set-Host Set-Item Set-NanoServer
Set-Item EXPLANATION To use PowerShell to remotely manage a Nano Server deployment, you must add the Nano server to the management server's trusted host list. To do this you use the Set-Item cmdlet. For example, in this instance, you would enter: Set-Item WSMan:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts "192.168.0.25" REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.6.
After completing a Server Core deployment on a new server, you are preparing the server to join an Active Directory domain using PowerShell cmdlets. Drag the commands on the left to the task they can be used to complete on the right. (Each command may be used once, more than once, or not at all.) Set the time zone Assign a static IP address Change the name of the computer Set the system time - Rename-Computer - Set-TimeZone - New-NetIPAddress - New-ComputerName - Assign-NewIPAddress - Set-Date
Set-TimeZone - set the time zone New-NetIPAddress - Assign a static IP addressRename-computer-change the name of the computerSet-date - set the system time
Which Windows editions are not available in Windows Server 2012? (Select two.) Small Business Server Standard Enterprise Essentials Datacenter Foundation
Small Business Server Enterprise EXPLANATION The Enterprise and Small Business Server editions are available in previous versions of Windows Server, but not in Windows Server 2012. Foundations, Essentials, Standard, and Datacenter editions are found in Windows Server 2012. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.2.
You are preparing to install Windows Server 2012 on a new server. The server has the following hardware: - 2 TB RAM - 16 64-bit Intel-VT processors - 10 GB mirrored hard disk for the system partition You will use the server for the following server roles: - File and Storage Services - Print and Document Services - Windows Deployment Services You want to select the minimum Windows Server 2012 edition to support the required roles and hardware. Which edition should you install? Foundation Datacenter Essentials Standard
Standard EXPLANATION Select the Standard edition of Windows Server 2012. The Standard or Datacenter edition is required to support more than 2 processors. Windows Server 2012 only supports 64-bit installations. The Standard and Datacenter editions support up to 64 processors and 4 TB RAM. The Foundation edition supports only one processor and 32 GB RAM. The Essentials edition supports up to 2 processors and 64 GB RAM. All of the server roles that will be installed on the server are supported by all editions; however, you must use the Standard or Datacenter edition to support the number of processors and the total amount of RAM. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.1.
You need to migrate the DHCP role from the FS1 server to the FS10 server. Both servers are running Windows Server 2016, and both have the Windows Server Migration Tools feature installed. Which of the following do you need to perform with the Services tool before you can perform the role migration? Pause the DHCP service. Stop the DHCP service. Change the startup type to manual for the DHCP service. Disable the DHCP service.
Stop the DHCP service EXPLANATION Before you can perform this role migration, you must stop the DHCP service. You cannot migrate any role to another server while the service is still running. Pausing the service, disabling the service, or changing the startup type to manual will not allow the service to be migrated. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.3.
You have a single router with three subnets as follows: SubnetA = 50 hosts SubnetB = 15 hosts SubnetC = 65 hosts You need to select a subnet mask for each subnet that provides sufficient host addresses without wasting addresses. Which mask values should you use? SubnetA = 255.255.255.128 SubnetB = 255.255.255.240 SubnetC = 255.255.255.192 SubnetA = 255.255.255.64 SubnetB = 255.255.255.32 SubnetC = 255.255.255.64 SubnetA = 255.255.255.224 SubnetB = 255.255.255.240 SubnetC = 255.255.255.192 SubnetA = 255.255.255.192 SubnetB = 255.255.255.224 SubnetC = 255.255.255.128
SubnetA = 255.255.255.192 SubnetB = 255.255.255.224 SubnetC = 255.255.255.128 EXPLANATION To support 50 hosts, use a mask of 255.255.255.192. This masks 26 bits and provides up to 62 hosts. A mask of 255.255.255.224 only provides 30 host addresses. To support 15 hosts, use a mask of 255.255.255.224. This masks 27 bits and provides up to 30 hosts. A mask of 255.255.255.240 would provide only 14 host addresses. To support 65 hosts, use a mask of 255.255.255.128. This masks 25 bits and provides for up to 126 hosts. The mask of 255.255.255.192 provides only 62 host addresses. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.1.
You are managing a Windows server. You type the PowerShell verb new followed by a dash (new -). At this point, you are not sure which options this command supports. Which key(s) can you press to cycle through the available options? Tab Page Down Shift + N Ctrl +
Tab EXPLANATION If you type a PowerShell verb followed by a dash, press the Tab key to cycle through the available options. PowerShell 3.0 has IntelliSense capabilities that allow you to autocomplete commands by pressing the Tab key. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.1.
After you install Windows Server 2016, you must activate the server if you want to receive updates from Microsoft to keep your server secure and running smoothly. You have a 30-day grace period in which to activate the server. The vendor who sold the Windows Server license should provide a piece of information that you need to activate your installation. Which of the following do you need to activate your Windows server? The product key The product license The access code The activation code The update key
The product key EXPLANATION The vendor who sold the Windows Server license should provide a product key, which you must use to activate your server. If the product key was purchased electronically, the vendor will send it to you by email. It will be on the package if the installation software was delivered on physical disks. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.2.
After installing Windows Server, the computer will have several settings that were configured during installation by default. These settings can be seen on the Local Server Properties page. Which of the following Local Server properties will you most likely need to configure? (Select two.) Windows updates to be installed automatically. Disk management to apply fault tolerance. The time zone that matches the server's location. A static IP address for Ethernet0. Windows Defender to turn real-time protection on.
The time zone that matches the server's location. A static IP address for Ethernet0. EXPLANATION The Local Server properties you are most likely going to need to configure are: A static IP address for Ethernet0: the default setting for the first network interface in the system is to get its IP address from DHCP. Servers should usually have a static IP address permanently assigned. A time zone that matches the server's location: the default setting is to use the US Pacific time zone. If the server is not going to be located in that time zone, you should change this to the local time zone. By default, Windows updates are already set to be installed automatically, and Windows Defender already has real-time protection turned on. Disk management settings are not displayed on the Local Server Properties page. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.2.
During the installation of Windows Server, several properties of the local server are configured by default. One of these properties is the time zone. Which time zone is selected for the server by default? US Central US Atlantic US Eastern US Mountain US Pacific
US Pacific EXPLANATION The Windows Server installation program selects the US Pacific time zone by default. If the server is not going to be located in the US Pacific time zone, it should be configured to use the appropriate time zone for its location. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.2.
You are upgrading a Windows Server 2008 system to Windows Server 2012. During the installation, you have to make a choice about the type of installation you want to use. You want to keep the data, settings, and applications that are currently on the server. Which of the following installation types meets this requirement? Upgrade Unattended Custom Server with a GUI Server Core
Upgrade EXPLANATION If you want to keep the data, settings, and applications that are currently on the server, you must choose the Upgrade installation type. This option copies the Windows Server files while keeping the files, setting, and applications that are already on the server. The Custom installation type will destroy any data, settings, and installed applications that are currently on the server. There is no Unattended installation type. The Server Core and Server with a GUI options are versions of Windows Server that you choose from before you choose the installation type. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.3.
You are installing Windows Server 2016 on one of your data center systems that is already running Windows Server 2012. Which installation type should you choose if you want to keep existing data files and applications in place? Upgrade Custom Datacenter Standard
Upgrade EXPLANATION When you are installing Windows Server on a system that is running an earlier supported version of Windows Server, you must choose the upgrade installation type if you want to keep existing data and applications in place. The Windows Server installation program presents two options for installation types: Upgrade: This option moves the files and settings associated with the new version of Windows to an already existing Windows system. Existing data files and applications are preserved. It is only used when a supported version of Windows is already running on the computer. Custom: This option installs the Windows Server operating system on top of anything that might already be on the hard disk. Any existing data files, applications, or operating system files will be overwritten and lost. Standard and Datacenter are not Windows Server installation types; they are editions of Windows Server 2016. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.2.
Your company uses Windows images to deploy new computers for new employees or for existing employees whose computers get too old. You've just received a shipment of new computers that need a display driver that the image you've been using doesn't have in its driver store. Which of the following can you do to add this driver to the deployment image with the least amount of effort? Use sysprep to add the new display driver. Use DISM to add the new display driver. Install Windows on the one of the new computers and then capture a new image from the new installation. Use Windows System Image Manager to edit the answer file to select the latest driver. Use ImageX to add the new display driver.
Use DISM to add the new display driver EXPLANATION To add a new driver to a deployment image with the least amount of effort, you would use DISM. The Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) contains several tools that can be used to manage Windows images: - DISM--this tool can be used to capture, modify, and deploy Windows images. It is also used to manage images by performing such tasks as: - Mounting and unmounting images - Querying the driver store and adding drivers. - Enabling and disabling features. - ImageX: this tool can be used to capture, modify, and deploy Windows images, but doesn't have the capability to add new drivers to an existing image. ImageX is an older command line tool that has been deprecated by DISM. - Windows System Image Manager: this tool can be used to create an answer file to respond to questions that come up during installation, but this will not add the driver to the image. The sysprep utility, which is not part of the ADK, removes the computer name and other settings from an image to make it generic, but cannot be used to add a driver to an image. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.5.
You have created a Nano Server virtual hard disk image named DNS23-Nano.vhdx. You are now creating a virtual machine that will use this virtual hard disk. Click on the option you must use to connect this virtual machine to the DNS23-Nano.vhdx virtual hard disk image.
Use an existing virtual hard disk (Middle option) EXPLANATION You must click on the Use an existing virtual hard disk option to connect this virtual machine to the DNS23-Nano.vhdx virtual hard disk image. If you chose the option to create a virtual hard disk at this point, you would have a new hard drive with no operating system. However, you already have a virtual hard disk with an operating system installed when you created DNS23-Nano.vhdx. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.6.
You have a Windows laptop that uses IPv6. The network connection is configured to obtain an IPv6 address automatically. You need to see the IPv6 address that the network connection is currently using. What should you do? (Select two. Each choice is a possible solution.) In the Network and Sharing Center, view the full network map. Double-click your device in the map. Run the netshcommand. Run the net configcommand. Edit the properties for the network connection. Select Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) and view the properties. View the status for the network connection. Click the Details button.
View the status for the network connection. Click the Details button. Run the netsh command. EXPLANATION To see the current TCP/IP configuration information for a computer, use the following methods: - Run the netsh interface ipv6 show addresses command. Other parameters can also be used with the netsh command to view configuration information for the network interface. - View the status for the network connection. Click the Details button. - Run the ipconfig and ipconfig /all commands. If you view the Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) properties for the connection, you will see that the connection is configured to get an address automatically, but you will not see the current IP addressing information. Clicking your device in the network map opens the system properties if you are viewing the local computer. The computer name and other information is shown, but not the IP address. The net config command shows running services that can be controlled. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.2.
You have a Windows laptop that uses DHCP for IPv4 addressing information. You need to see the IPv4 address, subnet mask, and DNS server addresses that the network connection is currently using. What should you do? (Select two. Each choice is a possible solution.) Run the net configcommand. Run the ipconfigcommand. In the Network and Sharing Center, view the full network map. Double-click your device in the map. Edit the properties for the network connection. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and view the properties. View the status for the network connection. Click the Details button
View the status for the network connection. Click the Details button. Run the ipconfig command. EXPLANATION To see the current IP addressing information for a computer that is configured to use DHCP, use the following methods: - Run the ipconfig and ipconfig /all commands. - View the status for the network connection. Click the Details button. If you view the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) properties for the connection, you will see that the connection is configured to use DHCP, but you will not see the current IP addressing information. Clicking your device in the network map opens the system properties if you are viewing the local computer. The computer name and other information is shown, but not the IP address. The net config command shows running services that can be controlled. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.1.
Which of following is not true about Windows image (WIM) files? WIM files use a sector-based format. WIM files contain a snapshot of an entire system partition. WIM files are highly portable. WIM files can be customized.
WIM files use a sector-based format EXPLANATION WIM files do not use a sector-based format; instead, they use a file-based format, which make it possible to customize any component of an image (such as software, settings, or drivers) before deploying the image to other computers. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.5.
You manage several servers that are all in the same domain. Two of the servers, DC10 and DC13, are in different buildings that are on opposite sides of the company campus. Your desk is in the same building as DC10, and you want to complete management tasks, such as managing storage settings, on DC13 from the DC10 desktop. You decide to implement Remote MMC snap-ins on DC13 so you can manage it remotely. You know that Windows Remote Management is already enabled on DC13 by virtue of being joined to a domain. Which of the following exceptions need to enabled in the firewall on DC13? (Select two.) Routing and Remote Access Windows Remote Management Plug and Play Remote Registry Remote Administration
Windows Remote Management Remote Administration EXPLANATION To manage a server remotely using Remote MMC snap-ins, the following firewall exceptions must be enabled on the remote server: - Windows Remote Management - Remote Administration Following are all the basic requirements that need to be met to use Remote MMC snap-ins to manage a remote server: - The management server and the remote server should be in the same domain. - Windows Remote Management must be enabled on the remote server. - The Windows Remote Management firewall exception is enabled on the remote server. - The Remote Administration firewall exception is enabled on the remote server. - The Plug and Play service is running on the remote server. - The Remote Registry service is running on the remote server. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.4.
You are upgrading a Windows Server 2012 system to Windows Server 2016. One of the choices you have to make is about the version of Windows Server 2016 you want to install. This server is currently being used to: - Host an application that requires a graphical user interface - Host four virtual machines Which of the following options will allow the server to continue hosting the application and the virtual machines? Windows Server 2016 (Desktop Experience) Windows Server 2016 Datacenter Windows Server 2016 Standard Windows Server 2016 Datacenter (Desktop Experience)
Windows Server 2016 Datacenter (Desktop Experience) EXPLANATION The Windows Server 2016 Datacenter option will provide the graphical interface needed by the application and will be able to host the four virtual machines. If you need a graphical user interface, you must select the Desktop Experience option. In order to host more than two virtual machines, you need the Datacenter edition. The Standard edition will only host up to two virtual machines. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 2.3.
You have a small network with three subnets, as shown in the graphic. IP addresses for each router interface are also indicated. You need to connect Wrk1_A to SubnetA and Wrk5_C to SubnetC. Which IP addresses should you use? (Select two.) Wrk1_A = 192.168.111.32 Wrk1_A = 192.168.111.62 Wrk1_A = 192.168.111.65 Wrk5_C = 10.155.64.97 Wrk5_C = 10.155.64.111 Wrk5_C = 10.155.64.114
Wrk1_A = 192.168.111.62 Wrk5_C = 10.155.64.97 EXPLANATION For Wrk1_A, use 192.168.111.62; for Wrk5_C, use 10.155.64.97. ~ SubnetA uses a 27-bit mask. The subnet used by the router has a subnet address of 192.168.111.32 with a broadcast address of 192.168.111.63. ~ SubnetC uses a 28-bit mask. The subnet used by the router has a subnet address of 10.155.64.96 with a broadcast address of 10.155.64.111. Hosts on the same subnet must have IP addresses within the subnet range. Neither the subnet address nor the broadcast address can be assigned to hosts. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 4.1.
Which is an advantage of a client/server network? You can save time on other tasks once the network is implemented. You can implement the network with very little prior planning. The network is inexpensive to implement. No special equipment is needed to implement a client/server network.
You can save time on other tasks once the network is implemented. EXPLANATION Advantages of client-server networks include that they are easy to expand (scalable), easy to support, include centralized services, and are easy to back up. Client/Server networks take a lot of planning before implementation. Server hardware and licensing can be confusing and expensive for some organizations. Client/Server networks require special server hardware and software to implement. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 1.1.
You are currently working at the administrator command prompt on the DC10 server. You need to run a series of commands to complete several management tasks on the DC13 server. DC10 and DC13 are in the same domain, but DC13 is in another building on the other side of your company campus. You want the command prompt on DC10 to behave as if it is the command prompt on DC13. Use the drop-down list to fill in the blank with the switch you must use to complete the following command. winrs -r:DC13 ____________ command -c prompt cmd commandprompt
cmd EXPLANATION To configure the command prompt on DC10 to behave as if it is the command prompt on DC13, you would enter the following command: winrs -r:DC13 cmd After entering this command, any subsequent commands you enter do not need to begin with winrs -r:DC13 because you're now remotely using the DC13 command prompt. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.4.
You have a base Windows Server 2016 image contained in an image file named server2016.wim. You have mounted the image file in c:\mount. You frequently use Remote Desktop to remotely manage servers in your organization, so you have decided to add this feature (Remote-Desktop-Services) to your base server image. What command should you use to do this? dism /enable-feature /featurename:Remote-Desktop-Services dism /image:c:\mount /get-features dism /image:c:\mount /get-featureinfo /featurename:Remote-Desktop-Services dism /image:c:\mount /enable-feature /featurename:Remote-Desktop-Services
dism /image:c:\mount /enable-feature /featurename:Remote-Desktop-Services EXPLANATION To enable a feature in a mounted .wim image file, use the dism /image:mountpoint /enable-feature /featurename:name of feature command. In this example, to enable Remote Desktop in the image mounted at c:\mount, you would enter dism /image:c:\mount /enable-feature /featurename:Remote-Desktop-Services. The dism /image:c:\mount /get-featureinfo /featurename:Remote-Desktop-Services command displays information about the Remote Desktop feature, but it doesn't enable it. The dism /enable-feature /featurename:Remote-Desktop-Services command fails to specify the mount point of the image file. The dism /image:c:\mount /get-features command displays a list of all available features in the image. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.5.
You have a base Windows Server 2016 image contained in an image file named server2016.wim. You have mounted the image file in c:\mount. You frequently use Remote Desktop to remotely manage deployed servers in your organization, so you have added this feature (Remote-Desktop-Services) to your base server image using the dism enable-feature command option. What command must you use now to save the server2016.wim image with this feature enabled? dism /unmount-image /mountdir:c:\mount dism /unmount-image /mountdir:c:\mount /discard dism /image:c:\mount /enable-feature /featurename:Remote-Desktop-Services dism /unmount-image /mountdir:c:\mount /commit
dism /unmount-image /mountdir:c:\mount /commit EXPLANATION After enabling a feature in a mounted .wim image file, you must use the dism command to unmount the image and commit the changes you made. The syntax is dism /unmount-image /mountdir:mountpoint /commit. In this example, you would enter dism /unmount-image /mountdir:c:\mount /commit. The dism /image:c:\mount /enable-feature /featurename:Remote-Desktop-Services command enables the Remote Desktop feature, but it doesn't commit the change to the image file. The dism /unmount-image /mountdir:c:\mount /discard command unmounts the image file, but it discards all changes you may have made. The dism /unmount-image /mountdir:c:\mount command fails to include the /commit switch. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.5.
Which of the following PowerShell cmdlets is used to retrieve information about an existing object? help get info set
get EXPLANATION The PowerShell cmdlet get is commonly used to retrieve information about an existing object. For example, theGet-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online cmdlet allows an administrator to view features installed on a remote computer. Set is used to make a change to an existing object. Info is not a valid PowerShell command. Help is used with get to request help for a particular cmdlet, using the following command structure: get-help [cmdletname] REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.1.
Which PowerShell command would you use to get help for a particular cmdlet? get-helpcmdletname add-modulecmdletname show-helpcmdletname get-modulecmdletname
get-help cmdletname EXPLANATION get-help cmdletname is used to get help for a particular PowerShell cmdlet. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.1.
You manage several servers that are all in the same domain. One of the servers, DC12, is a Server Core deployment that is in a different building across the company campus from your office. You are in the same building as DC10, and you want to use Powershell tocomplete management tasks on DC12 from the DC10 desktop. You have loaded PowerShell on DC10. Which of the following PowerShell cmdlets will give you a list of the services installed on DC12? icm DC12 {list-services} icm DC12 list-services icm DC12 {get-service} icm DC12 get-service
icm DC12 {get-service} EXPLANATION You use the icm command to use PowerShell to complete management tasks on the remoter server (DC12) from the management server (DC10). In this case, you would enter the following to see a list of the services installed on DC12: icm DC12 {get-service} The icm command is followed by the server name, and then you enter the cmdlet inside curly braces. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.4.
You must manage the DC13 server remotely from the DC10 server. You have ensured that the following basic requirements to use Remote MMC snap-ins to manage a remote server have all been met: - The management server and the remote server are in the same domain. - Windows Remote Management is enabled on the remote server. - The Windows Remote Management firewall exception is enabled -on the remote server. - The Remote Administration firewall exception is enabled on the remote server. - The Plug and Play service is running on the remote server. - The Remote Registry service is running on the remote server. - Enter the command you must use at the DC10 admin-level command prompt to open the MMC console and select the necessary MMC snap-ins.
mmc EXPLANATION From the administrator command prompt on the management server, you enter mmc to open the MMC snapin console. This command is not case-sensitive. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.4.
After completing a Server Core deployment on a new server, you need to prepare the server to be joined to an Active Directory domain by completing the following tasks: - Change the name of the computer to something that fits your server naming rules. - Set the time and time zone to match your local time zone. - Assign a static IP address to the server. Which of the following is a server configuration utility you can use to perform these tasks? netsh servman netdom servcon sconfig
sconfig EXPLANATION sconfig is the server configuration utility you can use to complete each of the following tasks: - Change the name of the computer to something that fits your server naming rules. - Set the time and time zone to match your local time zone. - Assign a static IP address to the server. - Join the server to an Active Directory domain. netdom is a command that can be used to rename a server and to add it to a domain, but it can't be used to change the time and time zone or to assign a static IP address. netsh is a command that can used to set up a server's IP configuration, but it can't be used for the other tasks. servman and servcon are not valid commands. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.3.
You have captured an image of a newly installed Windows computer. Your manager wants you to apply this image to several new computers that are going to be distributed to employees whose computers have gotten too old and need to be replaced. Your manager tells you to make sure you don't get computer name conflicts on the network when this image gets deployed. Which of the following tools must you use to prevent causing computer name conflicts by deploying this image? sysprep DISM bcdedit Windows System Image Manager ImageX
sysprep (removes SID and other unique info) EXPLANATION The sysprep utility removes the computer name, the SID, and other uniquely identifying information from an image to make the image generic. The Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) contains several tools that can be used to manage Windows images: - DISM: this tool can be used to capture, modify, and deploy Windows images. It is also used to manage images by performing such tasks as: - Mounting and unmounting images - Querying the driver store and adding drivers - Enabling and disabling features - ImageX: this tool can be used to capture, modify, and deploy Windows images but doesn't have the capability to add new drivers to an existing image. ImageX is an older command line tool that has been deprecated by DISM. - Windows System Image Manager: this tool can be used to create an answer file to respond to questions that come up during installation, but this will not add the driver to the image. - bcdedit: this tool is used to manage boot configuration data. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.5.
You are at the PowerShell command line, and you need to enter the command that will remove the Telnet Client feature from the server. Use the drop-down list to fill in the blank with the part of the command that is missing: _______________________ -Name Telnet-Client -Restart uninstall-windowsfeature remove-windowsfeature uninstall-serverrole remove-serverrole
uninstall-windowsfeature EXPLANATION To remove the Telnet Client feature from this server, you would begin with the command uninstall-windowsfeature. This command is not case sensitive. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.2.
Which is the typical syntax of a PowerShell command? noun-verb -noun - adverb verb-adverb -noun verb-noun -adverb noun-verb -adverb
verb-noun -adverb EXPLANATION The PowerShell command-line interface uses simple command construction, typically in the form of verb-noun -adverb. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.1.
You are currently working at the administrator command prompt on the DC10 server. At the moment, you don't need to manage the DC13 server, but you do need to know its IP configuration. DC10 and DC13 are in the same domain, but DC13 is in another building on the other side of your company campus. Which command can you enter on DC10 to find out the IP configuration on DC13? winrs -r:DC13 ipconfig winrm -r:DC13 ipconfig winrm -r:DC10 ipconfig winrs -r:DC10 ipconfig
winrs -r:DC13 ipconfig EXPLANATION In this scenario, the command you can enter at the DC10 command prompt to get the IP configuration of the DC13 server, which resides in the same domain, is: winrs -r:DC13 ipconfig The winrm command would be used with the quickconfig, or qc, switch if you wanted to set up a server for remote management. Since these servers have both already been joined to the same domain, remote management is already set up and running. Also, you cannot use the -r switch with winrm. REFERENCES LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.4.
