Group Policy Management Quiz

What is the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) also known as?

• Active Directory Group Policy Management

• Microsoft Domain Management Console

• Windows Policy Administration Tool

• Integrated Policy Management Interface

What is a Group Policy Object (GPO)?

• A collection of user settings that apply to computers and users

• A security tool that unifies Group Policy management across an enterprise

• A collection of computers and users that settings are applied to

• A directory service developed by Microsoft

What must be true for a GPO and the GPMC to work?

• They must be connected to the internet

• They must be installed on a Windows client machine

• They must have a domain controller and associated domain and domain admin credentials

• They must be configured with the same user settings

What is the purpose of a Security Filter in a GPO?

• To encrypt the data within the GPO

• To restrict the application of a GPO to a particular user, group, or computer

• To scan for vulnerabilities within the GPO settings

• To backup GPO settings for disaster recovery

Which of the following is a step to install the Group Policy Management Console?

• Go to Start, then Control Panel, and select 'Uninstall a Program'

• Go to Start, then Control Panel, and select 'Turn Windows features on or off'

• Go to Start, then Control Panel, and select 'System and Security'

• Go to Start, then Control Panel, and select 'Network and Internet'

How can you open the Group Policy Management Console once it is installed?

• Go to Start, type gpedit.msc in the search bar, and press Enter

• Go to Start, type gpmc.msc in the search bar, and click OK

• Go to Start, then Administrative Tools, and select 'System Configuration'

• Go to Start, then Administrative Tools, and select 'Computer Management'

What is the first step in creating a new Group Policy Object (GPO)?

• Click Action, and then click New.

• Open the Group Policy Management console.

• Expand YourDomainName, and then click Group Policy Objects.

• Leave Name text box, type the name for your new GPO.

What should be done after expanding Domains in the navigation pane to create a new GPO?

• Click the "Edit Group Policy" option.

• Click Action, and then click New.

• Start typing "group policy" or "gpedit".

• Right-click the GPO and select "Edit".

What is the purpose of a Starter GPO?

How can you start editing a GPO using the Group Policy Management Editor?

• Navigate to the Domain to be managed then to the Group Policy Objects container.

• Click the "Edit Group Policy" option.

• Right-click the GPO and select "Edit".

• Leave Name text box, type the name for your new GPO.