Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - AD Site Links

The video tutorial explains the concept of site links in Active Directory, highlighting the default site link that connects all sites. It discusses the option to manually configure site links for direct communication between specific locations, such as Seattle and Amsterdam, and the process of adding new sites like Dallas. The tutorial also covers creating custom site links, such as between Dallas and Houston, to optimize replication and adjust settings like cost and schedule.

What is the purpose of the default I site link?

• To delete existing sites

• To create new sites

• To disconnect sites by default

• To connect all sites automatically

Why might you want to create a custom site link between Seattle and Amsterdam?

• To increase the number of sites

• To enable direct communication between the two locations

• To connect Seattle with Beijing

• To remove the default I site link

What is the first step in creating a new site in Active Directory?

• Choose 'New Site'

• Press 'Duplicate Site'

• Select 'Delete Site'

• Click 'Edit Site'

What happens when you add a new site like Dallas?

• It requires manual configuration

• It disconnects from all other sites

• It is automatically associated with the default I site link

• It deletes the default I site link

How can you customize replication between Dallas and Houston?

• By using the default I site link

• By creating a new site link and adjusting settings

• By deleting the Houston site

• By merging Dallas with another site