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What is IDS (Intrusion Detection System)?

• A system for detecting network intrusions

• A system for analyzing network traffic

• A system for preventing network intrusions

• A system for detecting and responding to incidents

Which restore method involves restoring data from the most recent full backup followed by applying incremental backups?

• Incremental restore

• Rollback restore

• Point-in-time restore

• Differential restore

Which NFS version introduced support for file locking?

• a. NFSv3

• b. NFSv2

• c. NFSv4

• d. NFSv5

Which Windows Server role or feature provides centralized authentication and authorization services?

• a. Windows Firewall

• b. Remote Desktop Services (RDS)

• c. Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)

• d. Windows Defender

What is the purpose of Windows Firewall in Windows Server?

• a. To block all incoming and outgoing network traffic

• b. To encrypt data transmissions

• c. To prevent unauthorized access to the server*

• d. To manage printer resources

What is the primary objective of troubleshooting in IT?

• a. To update hardware components

• b. To identify and resolve technical issues*

• c. To create new software solutions

• d. To optimize network performance

Which key combination is often used to open the Task Manager in Windows?

• a. Win + R

• b. Ctrl + Alt + Delete

• c. Alt + F4

• d. Ctrl + Shift + Esc

What is the purpose of backup verification?

• a. To compress backup files

• b. To encrypt backup data

• c. To automate backup processes

• d. To ensure backup integrity

What is the maximum number of concurrent remote connections allowed in Windows Server 2019 Standard Edition?

• a. 10

• b. 20

• c. 50

• d. 100

Which of the following is a common cause of server downtime?

• a. regular software updates

• b. user training sessions

• c. increased network traffic

• d. hardware failure