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  1. Which command-line tool can transfer all five FSMO roles to a specified domain controller?

    Answer: ntdsutil

    Ntdsutil is the command-line utility used to transfer or seize FSMO roles from one domain controller to another.

  2. What happens to the Global Catalog when you raise the forest functional level to Windows Server 2003?

    Answer: Universal Group Membership Caching becomes available

    At Windows Server 2003 forest functional level, Universal Group Membership Caching (UGMC) can be enabled on site-level DCs to avoid GC dependency for logon.

  3. Which Windows Server 2008 R2 feature allows administrators to manage multiple domains from a single pane using ADUC?

    Answer: Domain connection (Connect to Domain)

    In ADUC, you can use 'Connect to Domain' or 'Change Domain' to switch between domains and manage objects across multiple domains.

  4. A company has three domains in a single forest. Which partition is shared across all DCs in every domain in the forest?

    Answer: Configuration partition

    The configuration partition stores forest-wide data such as site topology and replicates to all DCs in the entire forest.

  5. What is the minimum number of domain controllers recommended in a domain to provide fault tolerance for FSMO roles?

    Answer: 2

    At minimum, two DCs are recommended so that if one fails, the other can have FSMO roles seized without service interruption.

  6. Which utility generates the ntds.dit file used with Install from Media (IFM) in Windows Server 2008 R2?

    Answer: ntdsutil with the 'create full' command

    The 'ntdsutil activate instance ntds' followed by 'ifm create full ' command generates the IFM media including ntds.dit.

  7. In Active Directory, what does the term 'tombstone lifetime' refer to?

    Answer: How long deleted objects are retained before permanent removal

    The tombstone lifetime defines how long a deleted AD object remains as a tombstone (typically 180 days in 2008 R2) to ensure all DCs replicate the deletion.