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  1. In Windows Server 2012, what does Windows Firewall with Advanced Security use to control network traffic?

    Answer: Inbound and outbound rules based on port, protocol, and application

    Windows Firewall with Advanced Security uses granular inbound and outbound rules that can filter traffic by port, protocol, application, service, and IP address.

  2. Which Windows Server 2012 role service allows remote users to connect to internal network resources securely over the Internet without a VPN client?

    Answer: DirectAccess

    DirectAccess provides seamless, always-on connectivity to corporate resources over the Internet using IPv6 and IPsec, without requiring users to manually initiate a VPN.

  3. In Windows Server 2012 DNS, what is DNSSEC used for?

    Answer: Digitally signing DNS records to ensure their authenticity and integrity

    DNSSEC adds digital signatures to DNS records so resolvers can verify the data has not been tampered with, protecting against cache poisoning attacks.

  4. What Windows Server 2012 feature allows two DHCP servers to share scope information and provide failover for DHCP services?

    Answer: DHCP failover

    DHCP failover, new in Windows Server 2012, allows two DHCP servers to synchronize lease information and continue serving clients if one server fails.

  5. Which command verifies DNS name resolution from a Windows Server 2012 command prompt?

    Answer: nslookup

    Nslookup is the standard command-line tool for querying DNS servers and verifying name resolution on Windows Server 2012.

  6. In Windows Server 2012, which DNS zone type is stored in Active Directory and replicated to all DNS-enabled domain controllers?

    Answer: AD-integrated zone

    Active Directory-integrated zones store DNS data in the AD database, enabling multi-master replication and secure dynamic updates through existing AD replication.

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