Which of the following common tasks can be configured using Group Policy Preferences but NOT with traditional Group Policy Settings?

Mapping a network drive based on user group membership

What is a key characteristic of a Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC)?

It does not replicate or cache user passwords by default.

It must hold the PDC Emulator FSMO role.

It holds a full, writable copy of the Active Directory database.

It is typically deployed in a secure, central datacenter.

All directory changes must originate from the RODC.

You need to grant a junior administrator the ability to reset passwords for all users in the 'Sales' OU, but no other administrative rights. How would you accomplish this?

Use the Delegation of Control Wizard on the Sales OU.

Grant them 'Domain Admins' group membership in the domain controller.

Make them a member of Domain Admins.

Create a 'Full Control' permission on the OU.

Create a new GPO linked to the OU.

What is the function of the Active Directory Schema?

It defines the types of objects and attributes that can be created in the directory.

It defines the structure of the Active Directory.

It manages the physical site topology.

It stores user passwords securely.

It contains a list of all domain controllers.

What is the main advantage of creating and using user templates

It simplifies and standardizes the creation of new user accounts with consistent properties

It automatically assigns new users to the Domain Admins group

It ensures all new users have the same password

What is the main advantage of creating and using user templates in Active Directory?

It simplifies and standardizes the creation of new user accounts with consistent properties.

It automatically assigns new users to the Domain Admins group.

It is the only way to create new user accounts.

It enforces a password history of 24 passwords for new users.

It ensures all new users have the same password.

What is the primary difference between a 'Role' and a 'Feature' in Windows Server?

Roles provide primary functions (e.g., AD DS), while Features provide support functions (e.g., Failover Clustering).

Features provide primary functions, while Roles provide support functions.

Roles are only for security, Features are only for networking.

Roles are installed via GUI, Features are installed via PowerShell.

What is the purpose of the Group Policy Loopback Processing feature in 'Replace' mode?

It applies only the User Configuration GPOs linked to the computer's OU, ignoring the GPOs linked to the user's OU.

It reverses the normal processing order of GPOs (UUDSL).

It allows users to choose which GPOs they want to apply.

It prevents GPOs from being applied over slow network links.

It forces an update of all GPO settings.

What is the primary benefit of using the Install from Media (IFM) option when promoting a new domain controller in a remote site?

It reduces the amount of Active Directory data that needs to be replicated over the network.

It creates a new forest based on the media.

It allows installation without administrator privileges.

It is the only way to install an RODC.

It automatically installs all necessary FSMO roles on the new DC.

Which of the following is a primary advantage of performing a migration over an in-place upgrade?

It allows for a clean OS installation, avoiding legacy issues.

It requires no additional hardware.

It preserves all application settings perfectly.

By default, if a GPO setting is configured at the Domain level and a conflicting setting is configured at the OU level that contains a user object, which setting will be applied to the user?

The OU level setting, because it is processed last.

Neither setting will be applied due to the conflict.

The settings will be merged together.

The setting from the GPO with the lower link order number.

What is a key difference between Group Policy Settings and Group Policy Preferences?

Settings are enforced and re-applied periodically, while Preferences are typically applied once and can be changed by the user.

Settings can only be applied to users, Preferences only to computers.

Preferences are enforced, while Settings are not.

Preferences require WMI filters, while Settings do not.

What is the primary purpose of an Organizational Unit (OU)?

To delegate administrative control and link Group Policy Objects.

To define a boundary for security and other domains.

To mirror a company's physical locations.

To group and secure secondary objects in different OUs cannot access each other.

To control access to network resources.

What is a key feature of the PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) that is NOT available in the standard PowerShell console?

A multi-pane view with a script editor and command window

The ability to run PowerShell cmdlets

A Global Catalog server holds a full, writable copy of all objects in its host domain and what kind of copy of objects from other domains in the forest?

No copy of objects from other domains

By default, if a GPO setting is configured at the Domain level and a conflicting setting is configured at the OU level that contains a user object, which setting will be applied to the user?

The OU level setting, because it is processed last.

The setting from the GPO with the lower link order number.

Neither setting will be applied due to the conflict.

The settings will be merged together.

The 'Block Inheritance' feature is configured at which level in the Active Directory hierarchy?

On a Domain, Site, or OU container

During a standard, default domain join process, what is required for the client computer?

Network connectivity to a DNS server that can resolve AD service records.

The Active Directory Administrative Center must be installed.

Physical access to a domain controller.

A pre-staged computer account must exist.

The computer must be running a Server Core installation.

What is the purpose of the Group Policy Loopback Processing feature in 'Replace' mode?

It applies only the User Configuration GPOs linked to the computer's OU, ignoring the GPOs linked to the user's OU.

It reverses the normal processing order of GPOs (UUDSL).

It forces an update of all GPO settings.

It prevents GPOs from being applied over slow network links.

It allows users to choose which GPOs they want to apply.

What is a key difference between Group Policy Settings and Group Policy Preferences?

Settings are enforced and re-applied periodically, while Preferences are typically applied once and can be changed by the user.

Preferences are enforced, while Settings are not.

Preferences are applied only to specific users.

What does the PDC Emulator FSMO role provide in a modern Windows domain?

It synchronizes time across the domain, manages password changes, and serves as a fallback for authentication.

It manages the schema across all domains.

It replicates Group Policy Objects.

If a user is a member of multiple security groups that have different permissions to a file, what determines the effective access?

The cumulative (combined) permissions from all groups.

The permissions of the first group the user joined.

The most restrictive permission among all groups.

The permissions are averaged across all groups.

The permissions inherited from the user's OU.

What does the 'Enforce' option on a Group Policy Object do?

Forces the GPO to override child OUs that use 'Block Inheritance'.

Applies the GPO to computers even if they are not in the correct OU.

Makes the GPO read-only for administrators.

Which tool is best used to create and link GPOs to OUs?

Group Policy Management Console (GPMC)

Active Directory Users and Computers

Active Directory Sites and Services

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