Windows Server 2016 - Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) With Answers

When it comes to virtualization, what is a Guest?

• A computer that hosts Guest VMs

• A Virtual Machine is often referred to as a Guest

• A VM that hosts other VMs

• A temporary VM that must eventually leave its host

In VirtualBox, you may configure a DHCP server with Host-only networks.

• True

• False

When creating a new hard disk for a new VM, what is the difference between choosing a dynamically allocated hard drive and a fixed-size hard drive?

• A fixed-size virtual hard drive starts off as small as possible (only a few MB) and can only goes up to a fixed size specified in megabytes based on how much data is on the virtual hard drive.

• A dynamically allocated virtual hard disk starts off as small as possible (only a few MB) and can only goes up to a fixed size specified in megabytes based on how much data is on the virtual hard drive.

If you Host computer has 8 GB of RAM, How many VMs can you simultaneously run at full capacity with 3 GB of RAM each?

• Only one VM

• Only two VMs

• Only three VMs

• As many VMs as you want because they are virtual

In order to allow a VM to have local network access to other VMs and the Host PC as well as Internet Access, what two network adapters must be used?

• “NAT Network” and “Host-only”

• “NAT” and “Host-only”

• “Host-only” and “Internal Network”

• “Internal Network” and “Bridged”

• “Host-only” and “Bridged”

When it comes to virtualization, what is a host?

• A computer that hosts a service.

• A computer that hosts virtual machines

• A computer that hosts Windows Server 2012r2-2016

• A computer that can run and operate hosts

Windows Server 2016 Datacenter and Standard edition contain the exact same features, but standard is limited by it’s licenses.

• True

• False

What is most different in Server 2016 vs Server 2012?

• Graphical User Interface (GUI)

• Backend Features

What is the difference between the two installation types listed below: 1) Windows Server Datacenter 2) Windows Server Datacenter (Desktop Experience)

• They are exactly the same

• One is made for a desktop computer and one is for a server computer

• A desktop experience gives the user a GUI while the other option requires command line interaction.

What program or tool is the easiest to use when administrating the server such as editing its host name, domain membership, firewall, networking settings, etc…?

• Command Prompt

• RSOP.msc

• Windows Explorer

• Server Manager

• Windows Powershell