Quiz6,7 COOS295

What is the primary function of administrative templates in Group Policy?

• Providing security patches

• Managing network protocols

• Configuring hardware settings

• Configuring user and computer settings

Where are the user configuration settings of administrative templates stored in the registry?

• HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE

• HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

• HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG

• HKEY_CURRENT_USER

What is the purpose of ADMX files in Group Policy?

• To provide language-specific interface files

• To define the functionality and interface of administrative templates

• To store user-specific settings related to policies applied at log on and log off

• To manage printer configurations for departments required to share printers

When do computers in an organization apply Group Policy changes made in the Group Policy Management Editor?

• Immediately upon closing the editor

• When the administrator forces a system restart

• During the next Group Policy refresh cycle

• After manually pushing updates to each computer

What is the final step after making changes in the Group Policy Management Editor?

• Restarting the domain controller

• Reinstalling Group Policy

• Closing the editor to implement changes

• Disabling Group Policy enforcement

What is the recommended domain controller to host the central store?

• The one containing the PDC Emulator operations primary role

• Any domain controller with sufficient storage

• The one with the least network traffic

• The one with the highest CPU power

Where should the PolicyDefinitions folder be created to implement the central store?

• C:\Windows\System32

• C:\Program Files

• \<FQDN>\SYSVOL<FQDN>\Policies

• C:\Users\Documents

Which section of a security template includes settings for the Password Policy?

• Account Policies

• Local Policies

• Restricted Groups

• Event Log

How can you import security templates into Group Policy?

• By using the Group Policy Management Editor

• By restarting the domain controller

• By manually editing the registry

• By using a third-party application

What tool can you use to compare current computer configuration to security templates?

• Secedit.exe

• Windows PowerShell

• Security Templates snap-in

• Group Policy Management Console