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WorksheetsServer and Network Concepts Quiz
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 3hrs 45mins
A physical computer which runs a server programme
(a)
It is a computer intended for use as a server that built in an upright cabinet that stands alone.
(a)
Provides name resolution for TCP/IP networks.
(a)
The core unit of logical structure in Active Directory
(a)
It is a logical link established between two domains.
(a)
It is a collection of one or more domain tree
(a)
These are the fundamental components of network security.
(a)
Contain an index of every object in the forest.
(a)
These are containers in AD DS that provide a framework for delegating administrative rights and for linking Group Policy Objects (GPOs).
(a)
It is a collection of one or more domains.
(a)
It is the AD DS component that defines all object types and attributes that AD DS uses to store data.
(a)
Stores information about the objects on the network and makes this information available to users and network administrators.
(a)
The file on each domain controller that stores the AD DS information.
(a)
Helps you to protect information from unauthorized use.
(a)
It is the Internet's system for converting alphabetic names into numeric IP addresses
(a)
The following are using server for the clients, EXCEPT:
Banks
Cinemas
Any process that requests specific services from the server.
Mobile Phone
Client
Server
Webpage
Having a characteristic of being so powerful and expensive machine.
CPU
Personal Computer
Client
Server
Which of the following is NOT A CLIENT?
Smartphone
Personal Computer
Satellites
Tablet
Assuming that you are the Systems Administrator of the company, what is the best thing you should do to secure data on the server?
Secure backup
Implement encryption
Record the data
Secure anti-virus
It is a computer intended for use as a server that built in an upright cabinet that stands alone.
Blade Server
Tower Server
DNS
Rack Server
Any process where it is automatically assigns an IP address and other information to each host on the network hence it can communicate efficiently with other endpoints.
Active Directory
Terminal Server
Mail Server
DHCP Server
It is the Internet's system for converting alphabetic names into numeric IP addresses.
DNS Server
Blade Server
Open-Source Server
Telnet Server
Acts as an intermediary between the user's computer and the Internet.
Print server
Terminal Server
Proxy Server
FTP server
The following are SERVER HARDWARES, EXCEPT
Tower Server
Print Server
Blade Server
Rack Server
It is designed with the sole purpose of supporting workstations, database, application, file and printer access sharing between multiple computers in a network.
Operational logic
Network System
Network Operating System
Occupational Health and Safety
Type of NOS that allow users to share resources and files located on their computers and to access shared resources found on other computers
Peer to Peer
One to Many
Client/Server
Many to Many
Type of NOS that allows the network to centralize functions and applications in one or more dedicated file servers.
Many to Many
One to Many
Client/Server
Peer to Peer
The following are considered popular Network Operating Systems EXCEPT:
Linux/UNIX
Windows 7
Macintosh OS X
Microsoft Windows Server
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of Client/Server Network?
Interoperability
Scalability
Maintenance
Flexibility
Stores information about the objects on the network and makes this information available to users and network administrators.
Print Server
DHCP
AD DS
AD CS
Provides technologies that help you manage storage, enable file replication and manage shared folders.
File Services
WSUS
Hyper-V
AD DS
It provides name resolution for TCP/IP networks
Web Server
AD RMS
DHCP
DNS
Enables you to centrally configure, manage and provide temporary IP addresses and related information for client computers.
AD DS
DHCP
DNS
Print and Documents Services
Used to create certification authorities and related role services that allow you to issue and manage certificate used in the variety of applications.
AD CS
DNS
AD DS
DHCP
Client/server network operating systems allow the network to centralize functions and applications in one or more dedicated file servers.
Client/Server is centralized because resources and data security are controlled through the server.
True
False
One of the disadvantages of a peer to peer network is security.
True
False
Peer-to-peer network operating systems allow users to share resources and files located on their computers and to access shared resources found on other computers.
True
False
Windows Server 2008 R2 can be used as NOS in your server.
True
False
Every AD DS domain contains standard set of containers and OU that are created when you install AD DS.
True
False
OU is a container object within a domain that you can use to consolidate users, groups, computer and other objects.
True
False
OUs are represented by a folder with the book on it.
True
False
Containers are represented by a blank folder.
True
False
Each domain -joined computer must have an account in AD DS.
True
False
The AD DS Schema is the AD DS component that defines all object types and attributes that AD DS uses to store data.
True
False
Tree is a collection of one or more forest.
True
False
The AD DS forest is a security boundary.
True
False
The Schema contains a few objects that do not exist in other domain in the forest.
True
False
Trust relationship is a logical link established between two domains.
True
False
A computer account is required for a computer to be a member of the domain.
True
False
When you first add a computer to the domain, this computer is created.
True
False
Pre-Stage Computer Account is created for a number of different reasons.
True
False
Computer can be added even outside the AD DS domain.
True
False
The computer account is automatically created in Active Directory when the computer is added to the domain.
True
False
