Core Microsoft Technologies Flashcards
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Which Windows Server feature allows administrators to install only the components needed for a specific role, reducing the attack surface?
Answer: Server Core
Server Core is a minimal installation option that reduces the attack surface by installing only essential components for specific server roles.
In SQL Server, which isolation level prevents dirty reads and non-repeatable reads but still allows phantom reads?
Answer: Repeatable Read
Repeatable Read prevents dirty reads and non-repeatable reads by holding shared locks until the transaction ends, but phantom rows can still appear.
What is the primary purpose of the Global Catalog in Active Directory?
Answer: Providing a partial replica of all objects in the forest for fast searches
The Global Catalog stores a partial replica of all objects in the Active Directory forest, enabling fast cross-domain searches and universal group membership resolution.
Which .NET Framework class is used to execute a stored procedure and retrieve results in ADO.NET?
Answer: SqlCommand
SqlCommand is used to execute SQL statements and stored procedures against a SQL Server database in ADO.NET.
In Windows PowerShell, what cmdlet is used to retrieve all running processes on a local computer?
Answer: Get-Process
Get-Process retrieves information about processes running on the local or remote computer.
Which Microsoft technology provides a unified messaging platform that integrates email, voice mail, and fax into a single inbox?
Answer: Exchange Server Unified Messaging
Exchange Server Unified Messaging integrates voice mail, fax, and email into a single Exchange mailbox accessible from multiple devices.
What does the 'volatile' keyword indicate in C#?
Answer: The variable may be modified by multiple threads simultaneously
The volatile keyword in C# tells the compiler that a field may be modified by multiple threads and prevents certain compiler optimizations that assume single-threaded access.