20741 MOD5 IPAM

What does IPAM stand for in the context of network management?

• IP Address Management
• Intranet Protocol Address Management
• Internal Protocol Address Management
• Internet Protocol Address Management

Which of the following is a primary function of an IPAM server?

• Managing DNS and DHCP services

• Configuring firewalls
• Monitoring network traffic
• Assigning hostnames

How does IPAM help in network security?

• By encrypting data packets

• By managing SSL certificates

• By monitoring and managing IP address spaces

• By configuring network firewalls

What is a common feature of IPAM software?

• Automatic IP address assignment

• Physical server management

• Website hosting

• Email server configuration

Which protocol is NOT directly managed by IPAM?

• OSPF
• RIP
• EIGRP
• HTTP

Which feature is NOT typically provided by IPAM solutions?

• Tracking of IP address allocation

• Automated network device discovery

• Management of network policies

• Physical network infrastructure layout mapping

What benefit does IPAM offer in terms of network planning and growth?

• It allows for unlimited network growth without any planning.

• It provides historical data for network usage trends.

• It eliminates the need for manual record-keeping.

• It automatically purchases additional IP addresses as needed.

What GPOs are created when you deploy IPAM? (Choose 3 answers)

• • <Prefix>_DHCP​

• • <Prefix>_DNS​

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• • <Prefix>_DC_NPS

• IPAM Management GPO
• IPAM_DHCP

What is the difference between an IP address block and an IP address range in IPAM? (Choose 2 answers)

• An IP address block is a set of IP addresses that do not belong to a DHCP scope that IPAM manages.

• IP address ranges correspond to an unmanaged IP address space.

• IP address ranges correspond to a managed IP address space.

• An IP address block is a set of IP addresses that belong to a DHCP scope that IPAM manages.

To manage IPv6 with IPAM, you must enable IPv6 on the IPAM server.

• True

• False