Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - AD Trusts

The video tutorial explains the concept of trusts in Active Directory, including default trusts, transitive trusts, and how to create additional trusts such as forest root, external, and shortcut trusts. It also covers the setup of one-way and two-way trusts between forests, emphasizing the importance of trust paths and relationships for resource sharing across domains.

What is a transitive trust in Active Directory?

• A trust that is automatically created between parent and child domains.

• A trust that is manually created between two forests.

• A trust that is only one-way.

• A trust that allows access between two domains without a direct trust relationship.

What is automatically created when a forest has more than one domain?

• Shortcut trust

• Realm trust

• Parent-child trust

• External trust

Which type of trust is used to connect different forests?

• Shortcut trust

• Parent-child trust

• Tree root trust

• Forest root trust

Which trust type allows a domain to trust a foreign domain?

• Parent-child trust

• Forest root trust

• External trust

• Shortcut trust

What is the main purpose of a shortcut trust?

• To reduce the trust path within a forest

• To connect two different forests

• To create a one-way trust

• To establish a trust with a non-Microsoft domain

How does a shortcut trust benefit users?

• It allows users to access resources in a different forest.

• It reduces the number of hops needed to access resources within the same forest.

• It provides a backup trust path in case of failure.

• It allows non-Microsoft domains to access resources.

In a one-way trust, who can access resources?

• Neither domain can access resources

• Only the trusted domain can access resources

• Both domains can access each other's resources

• Only the trusting domain can access resources

What is the difference between one-way and two-way trusts?

• One-way trusts allow access in one direction, while two-way trusts allow access in both directions.

• One-way trusts are temporary, while two-way trusts are permanent.

• One-way trusts are for parent-child relationships, while two-way trusts are for sibling relationships.

• One-way trusts are only for external domains, while two-way trusts are for internal domains.

What is a realm trust used for?

• Creating a shortcut trust within a forest

• Connecting two forests within the same organization

• Connecting a Microsoft domain with a non-Microsoft domain using Kerberos

• Connecting two Microsoft domains

What is required to set up a realm trust?

• An external trust

• A forest root trust

• A trust password

• A shortcut trust