Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - Administering CAs

This video tutorial covers managing a certificate authority (CA) using tools like the management console, PowerShell, and Certutil. It explains how to secure the certificate server with permissions and roles, and how to configure security roles for CA management. The tutorial also details the process of backing up and restoring the CA, including the database and private key.

Which tool is NOT mentioned as a method for managing a certificate authority?

• Task Manager

• Certutil

• PowerShell

• Certificate Authority Management Console

What is the role of credential roaming in certificate management?

• It deletes expired certificates automatically.

• It restricts certificate usage to a single computer.

• It allows users to use their certificates across multiple computers.

• It updates certificates without user intervention.

What is the purpose of the Certificate Managers tab?

• To issue new certificates

• To restrict permissions for managing certificates

• To view certificate logs

• To delete expired certificates

Who can issue and manage certificates according to the security settings?

• Authenticated users

• Enterprise managers

• Backup operators

• Enrollees

Which role is NOT typically created for managing certificate services?

• Network Operator

• Certificate Manager

• CA Administrator

• Backup Operator

What is a necessary step in backing up a certificate authority?

• Changing the domain name

• Updating the certificate templates

• Deleting old certificates

• Backing up the certificate authority database

What is the final step in restoring a certificate authority?

• Changing the security settings

• Starting the CPA service

• Running the backup wizard

• Deleting the certificate database log