B Class Competency 3.5 MCQ

What types of settings can be managed using Group Policy Objects (GPOs)?

• User settings only

• Computer settings only

• Both user and computer settings

• Network settings

What is the main benefit of using Group Policy Objects (GPOs) in a Windows environment?

• They make it easier to manage network traffic.

• They allow for centralized management of user and computer settings.

• They improve computer performance.

• They increase network security.

When are group policy settings applied?

• Computer and user settings are applied every hour.

• Computer settings are applied during user logon.

• Computer settings are applied upon restart.

• Computer and user settings are applied during user logon.

After creating and linking a GPO, the changes still have not taken place. Which one of the following commands should you use to apply the GPO immediately?

• GPResult

• GPQuery

• GPUpdate /force

• GPUnload

Which one of the following link attributes has the highest priority and takes precedence over other GPO settings?

• Deleted

• Disabled

• Enabled

• Enforced

Which one of the following is the correct loading sequence of GPO in a domain?

• Domain->Site->Organizational Unit->Local

• Local->Domain->Site->Organizational Unit

• Local->Site->Domain->Organizational Unit

• Site->Domain->Organizational Unit->Local

How do you ensure that GPO1 settings cannot be overwritten by GPO2?

• Enable block inheritance at the HR OU.

• Disable the GPO1 link to the domain.

• Enforce the GPO1 link.

• Link GPO1 to the HR OU.

How do you ensure that users in the Project OU will not be affected by the GPO settings created in the IT OU?

• Disable the GPO link to the IT OU.

• Delete the GPO link to the IT OU.

• Enable block inheritance at the IT OU.

• Enable block inheritance at the Project OU.

How to prevent a group or user from being affected by a GPO?

• Enable block inheritance at the OU.

• Use security filtering.

• Enforce the GPO link.

• Disable the GPO link.

Where is local group policy stored?

• On the domain controller

• On individual computers

• In the cloud

• In a database