1. What is the primary function of Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS)?

• Name resolution for TCP/IP networks

• Hosting high-performance distributed applications

• Issuing and managing certificates

• Managing shared folders

Which server role provides name resolution for TCP/IP networks?

• DHCP Server

• DNS

• File Services

• Hyper-V

What does the DHCP Server role enable administrators to do?

• Deploy Windows operating systems

• Manage fax resources

• Configure and provide IP addresses

• Protect information from unauthorized use

Which server role is used to create and manage virtual machines?

• Application Server

• Hyper-V

• Web Server (IIS)

• Remote Desktop Services

What does the File Services role help manage?

• Temporary IP addresses

• Network Policy Servers

• Storage and shared folders

• High-performance distributed applications

Which server role simplifies and secures the deployment of Windows operating systems?

• Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)

• Windows Deployment Services

• Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Server

• Remote Desktop Services

What is the main function of the Web Server (IIS) role?

• Provides remote desktop access
  
  

• Protects information from unauthorized use

• Offers a scalable web application infrastructure
  
  

• Manages network printers

Which role enables administrators to manage print servers and network printer tasks?

• Print and Document Services
  
  

• File Services

• Network Policy and Access Services

• Windows Server Update Services

What does Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS) help with?

• Creating certification authorities

• Protecting information from unauthorized use
  
  

• Managing and providing temporary IP addresses

• Centralizing print tasks

What is the purpose of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)?

• Deploy Windows operating systems
  
  

• Specify Microsoft updates for installation

• Centralize hosting of business applications

• Store application-specific data