Server Administration Formative Assessment 1

What is a primary difference between a Host-only Network and a NAT network?

• a.     A NAT network only allows a VM to communicate with other VMs on the same network but not the Host.

  A Host-only network only allows a VM to communicate directly with its host.

• a.     A Host-only network allows a VM to communicate with other VMs as well as the Host computer.

  A NAT network does not allow a VM to communicate with the Host but only allows a VM to connect to the internet.

• a.     A Host-only network only allows a VM to only communicate with other VMs but not the Host.

• A NAT network only allows a VM to communicate its Host.

How many steps to create a logical network diagram

• 3 Steps

• 5 Steps

• 6 Steps

• 8 Steps

What is used to manage Windows Domains?

• Domain Components

• Domain Catalogs

• Domain Controllers

• Domain Contracts

What tool do you use to run a PING command?

• Command Pro

• Command Prompt

• Commander Prompter

• Command Line

All server roles require that you specify an installation path so the role will install correctly

• True

• False

Which of the following is not a valid Active Directory object?

• User Account

• File Share

• Group Policy Object

• Group

How many main types of user accounts

• Two Types

• Three Types

• Four Types

• Seven Types

How Many types to access settings available for the shared folders on the server

• Two Types

• Three Types

• Four Types

• Seven Types

What is the full meaning of iSCSI?

• Internet Small Computer Systems Interface

• Internet Small Computing Systems Interface

• Interface Small Computer Systems to Internet

• Internet System Computer Small Interface

What does the acronym DNS stand for?

• Domain New System

• Domain Name System

• Directory Name System

• Domain New Server