PQuiz 161.2.1 - Active Directory, Groups, OUs

What can be used to add, delete, or modify objects in Active Directory, in addition to modifying the schema if necessary?

• NSLOOKUP

• CSVDE

• DCPROMO

• LDIFDE

When using CSVDE, what is the first line of the text file that uses proper attribute names?

• name record

• header record

• header row

• name row

Which of the following utilities do you use to perform an offline domain join?

• djoin

• join

• 
  dconnect

• net join

Which of the following is not a type of user account that can be configured in Windows Server?

• global accounts

• local accounts

• network accounts

• domain accounts

Which of the following are the two built-in user accounts created automatically on a computer running Windows Server?

• Interactive

• Administrator

• Network

• Guest

What is the PowerShell cmdlet syntax for creating a new user account?

• There is no PowerShell cmdlet for user creation.

• New-ADUser

• New-SamAccountName

• New-User

What is the PowerShell cmdlet syntax for creating a new computer object

• 
  

  New-ADComputer -Name –path

• New-Computer -Name –path

• There is no PowerShell cmdlet for creating computer objects.

• New-ComputerName –path

When using Netdom.exe to join an account, you may add the parameter [/OU:OUDN]. If this parameter is left out, where is the object placed?

• Without the OU specified, the program will fail.

• In the Computers container

• In the same organizational unit (OU) as the administrator running Netdom.exe

• In the Users container

Who may join a computer to the domain?

• Members of the computer’s local Administrators group may join the computer to the domain.

• Only the domain administrator may join the computer to the domain.

• No one, the computer does this itself when authenticating.

  
  

• The computer joins the domain as part of the object creation process.

You are planning an Active Directory implementation for a company that currently has sales, accounting, and marketing departments. All department heads want to manage their own users and resources in Active Directory. What feature will permit you to set up Active Directory to allow each manager to manage his or her own container but not any other containers?

• SRV records

• Read-only domain controller

• Delegation of control

• Multimaster replication