TestOut PC PRO - 8.1 Active Directory

Match each Active Directory definition on the left with its corresponding component on the right.

• Organizational unit (OU)

• A folder-like container that organizes network resources.

• Domain controller

• Default containers used to organize Active Directory objects that cannot be deleted.

• Built-in containers

• A Windows server that holds a copy of the Active Directory database.

• Object

• A resource within Active Directory.

• Domain

• A collection of network resources that share a common directory database.

A new computer has been added to the sales department and needs to be joined to the CorpNet domain. Which of the following System Properties settings must you use to make the change?

• System Properties > Computer Name

• System Properties > System Protection

• System Properties > Remote

• System Properties > Advanced

You are your company's Active Directory system administrator. The company has branch offices in several countries, including Mexico, Argentina, Canada, and the UK. The company only has a total of 250 employees organized in the same departments in each office. However, the company is projected to expand rapidly in the next two years.

You want to create a tree of organizational units (OUs) that can adapt to the rapid growth without re-organizing the OU structure in the near future. You also want to be able to easily assign rights to certain network resources based on departmental organizational roles.

Which of the following solutions would BEST meet your requirements?

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  Organize the OUs at the top level by department; then use group accounts to help control resource rights.

• Organize the OUs at the top level by employee and resource; then assign specific rights to each user.

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  Organize the OUs at the top level by office (country); then use group accounts to help control resource rights.

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  Organize the OUs at the top level by resource and office (country); then assign specific rights to each user.

Which of the following is a valid distinguished name for the MarketSpace common domain name?

• MarketSpace/com

• MarketSpace.org

• MarketSpace_com

• Market.Space.org

You are the owner of a small startup company that consists of only five employees. Each employee has their own computer. Due to the type of services your company offers, you don't foresee the employee count increasing much in the next year or two. As a startup company, you want to keep costs low and facilitate easier file sharing and internet, printer, and local network resource access. Which of the following would be the BEST implementation for your business?

• A) A workgroup

• B) A forest

• C) A tree

• D) A domain

Administrative Templates are Registry-based settings that you can configure within a GPO to control a computer system and its overall user experience.

Which of the following can you do with an Administrative Template? (Select two.)

• Allow users to run only the files you specify.

• Restrict access to Control Panel features.

• Determine who can add trusted publishers.

• Control notifications.

• Identify allowed or blocked software.

A user has complained about not being able to remove a program that is no longer needed on a computer. The Programs option is not available in Control Panel.

You suspect that a policy is enabled that hides this option from the user. But after opening the Local Group Policy Editor, you see that the policy to hide Programs is not configured. You know that other users in this domain can access the Programs option.

Where should you look next to determine whether the policy is enabled?

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  The Default Domain Policy GPO.

• GPOs linked to organizational units that contain this user's object.

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  GPOs linked to the domain that contains this user's object.

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  The Local Group Policy.

Match each Group Policy setting on the left to the appropriate description of how the setting is enforced on the right.

• Not configured

• Prevents the policy from being enforced

• Enabled

• Causes the policy to be enforced

• Disabled

• Does not change the current setting for the policy

The Hide Programs setting is configured for a specific user as follows: After logging in, the user is able to see the Programs and Features option. Why did this happen?

• The GPO linked to the user's organizational unit is applied first, so this setting takes precedence over settings that are applied later.

• The Default Domain GPO is applied last. It is set to Not configured, so it doesn't change the configuration.

• The Local Group Policy is applied last. It is set to Enabled, which makes the Programs and Features option visible.

• The GPO linked to the user's organizational unit is applied last, so this setting takes precedence.

You manage a workstation that is not part of a Windows domain. Users on this computer should not be permitted to download applications from the Windows Store.

Which administrative tool can you use to enable a policy that turns off the Store application for all users on this computer?

• Control Panel

• Windows Firewall

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  Local Group Policy Editor

• Programs

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  Settings