Administering Windows Server Microsoft Flashcards

How can you keep an eye on a remote computer's current performance?

Answer: Open a remote desktop session on the remote computer and then run Resource Monitor from the Administrative Tools folder.

Explanation: Remotely access a computer

A printer has to be published to Active Directory. Which button would you click to complete this task?

Answer: The Sharing tab

Explanation: You may control file sharing over a network in Windows by using the Sharing tab in the properties of a folder or drive to share files and folders on your computer with other users across a private or public network in your workgroup or domain.

A single Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain is set up on your network. Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2012 R2 is used by all domain controllers. Windows Deployment Server (WDS) role is set up on a member server running Windows Server 2012 R2. Using WDS multicast, you are distributing Windows 8.1 to a number of machines. You must permit clients that are presently installing to continue, but you must prevent any further clients from joining the broadcast. What command do you need to enter?

Answer: Wdsutil /remove

Explanation: A boot or install image is removed from the server using the wdsutil remove -image command. Removes an image group and other items with the wdsutil remove-imagegroup command.

The Client Backup GPO has to be restored from the most recent backup. What command do you need to enter?

Answer: Restore-GPO -Name “Client Backup GPO” -Path \\Server\BackupGPOs

Explanation: A Group Policy Object (GPO) backup is returned to the original domain from which it was stored using the Restore-GPO cmdlet.

A single Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain is set up on your network. Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2012 R2 is used by all domain controllers. Windows Server 2008 is the domain function level. You design a network policy that confines non-compliant client computers to a restricted network until all problems have been rectified. The network includes a member server running Windows Server 2012 R2 with the Network Policy and Access Services role installed. The remediation servers that are available for this need to be located. What ought to you start with?

Answer: Run New-NpsRemediationServerGroup

Explanation: A remediation server group is created using the New-NpsRemediationServerGroup cmdlet. A Microsoft Windows Network Policy Server (NPS) configuration uses remediation server groups to link remediation servers together.

You set up the network policy to enforce the health policy when configuring NPS for DHCP. What changes to the network policy are required?

Answer: If the client SHV passes one or more SHV checks, enable access.

Explanation: In order to set up the network policy to apply the health policy, access must be enabled.

You have the option of installing Windows Server 2012 with Server Core Installation or a Server with a GUI. Which choice would lower the servicing needs and potential attack surface?

Answer: Server Core Installation

Explanation: The Full installation option present in Windows Server 2008 R2 is identical to the "Server with a GUI" option offered in Windows 8. We advise selecting the "Server Core Installation" option unless you have a specific need for the extra user interface components and graphical management tools that are included in the "Server with a GUI" option. This is because the "Server Core Installation" option reduces the amount of disk space required, the potential attack surface, and especially the servicing requirements.