Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - Introduction to RMS

The video tutorial covers Rights Management Services (RMS), explaining its role in protecting data by controlling file distribution and actions. It integrates with Windows Server, SharePoint, and Office, and is used to secure sensitive information. The tutorial details the components needed for RMS deployment, such as the RMS root certification cluster and database options. It also covers server setup, client requirements, and deployment options in single or multiple forests. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to review the material and prepare for exams.

What is the primary purpose of Rights Management Services (RMS)?

• To control the distribution of sensitive information

• To enhance system performance

• To improve user interface design

• To manage network traffic

Which of the following is required to set up an RMS server?

• A standalone server

• A high availability cluster

• A Linux operating system

• A domain membership

What is the role of an RMS licensing only cluster?

• To enhance data encryption

• To manage user accounts

• To distribute licenses in large environments

• To provide high availability

In which deployment scenario is a single RMS cluster most commonly used?

• Multiple forest deployment

• Single forest deployment

• Cloud-based deployment

• Cross-domain deployment

What is a key difference between an RMS cluster and a high availability cluster?

• RMS clusters do not provide high availability

• RMS clusters provide high availability

• RMS clusters are only for small environments

• RMS clusters are used for data encryption