Administering Windows Server 2012 Group Policy Management & Configuration 2

Question 1

Which Group Policy processing mode causes the computer settings of a GPO to be applied to users who log on to a specific computer, regardless of the user's OU?

Accepted Answer

Loopback Processing

Answer

Security Filtering

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WMI Filtering

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Slow Link Detection

Question 2

Where are Group Policy settings stored on a domain controller in Windows Server 2012?

Accepted Answer

SYSVOL\Policies folder

Answer

NETLOGON\GPO folder

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Active Directory Database (NTDS.dit)

Answer

C:\Windows\GroupPolicy

Question 3

What are the two components that make up a Group Policy Object?

Accepted Answer

Group Policy Template (GPT) and Group Policy Container (GPC)

Answer

Group Policy File (GPF) and Group Policy Link (GPL)

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Group Policy Registry (GPR) and Group Policy Script (GPS)

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Group Policy Settings (GPS) and Group Policy Extension (GPE)

Question 4

An administrator needs to apply a GPO only to computers running Windows 8 in a mixed-OS environment. Which filtering mechanism should be used?

Accepted Answer

WMI Filtering

Answer

Security Filtering

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Block Inheritance

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Enforced Setting

Question 5

Which Windows Server 2012 feature allows administrators to deploy software packages to users or computers via Group Policy?

Accepted Answer

Software Installation (Group Policy Software Installation)

Answer

Software Restriction Policies

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AppLocker

Answer

Windows Installer Service

Question 6

Which Group Policy setting location is used to configure settings that apply to computers regardless of which user is logged on?

Accepted Answer

Computer Configuration

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User Configuration

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Default Domain Policy

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Starter GPO

Question 7

What is the purpose of a Starter GPO in Windows Server 2012 Group Policy?

Accepted Answer

It serves as a template with pre-configured settings for creating new GPOs

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It automatically applies to all new computers joining the domain

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It replaces the Default Domain Policy for new domains

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It stores baseline security settings enforced across all OUs