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Client-Server Roles and Network Configuration - Worksheet

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In a Windows environment, which action is necessary on both the server and client computers to allow network discovery without requiring a password for access to shared resources?

a)

Enabling Remote Desktop.

b)

Running the ipconfig command.

c)

Turning Off Password Protected Sharing.

d)

Promoting the server to a Domain Controller.

2.

Which configuration task is typically done only that requires permission level on the Server in Part I's initial setup?

a)

Changing the IP Address.

b)

Checking the Ethernet IP Address.

c)

Creating a Shared Folder.

d)

Turning Off Password Protected Sharing.

3.

What is the purpose of using the command ping [IP Address]?

a)

To change the computer's IP address.

b)

To open the Server Manager.

c)

To test network connectivity.

d)

To back up server files.

4.

Before installing roles, where should an administrator check the Server's Computer Name and IP Address according to the checklist in Server Manager?

a)

Active Directory Users and Computers.

b)

DHCP Manager.

c)

Local Server.

d)

Group Policy Management Editor.

5.

Which server role is described as a database or directory service that stores information about users, computers, and other network resources, and is essential for centralized domain management?

a)

DHCP Server.

b)

DNS Server.

c)

File Server Resource Manager.

d)

Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS).

6.

Which server role is responsible for automatically assigning IP Addresses and providing necessary network configuration parameters to client devices?

a)

Print and Document Services.

b)

Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS).

c)

DHCP Server.

d)

Remote Desktop.

7.

Which server role acts as the "Phonebook of the internet" by translating human-readable domain names into IP Addresses?

a)

File Server Resource Manager.

b)

Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS).

c)

Remote Desktop.

d)

DNS Server.

8.

The File Server Resource Manager role is primarily added with which capability?

a)

Translating domain names to IP addresses.

b)

Enabling users to control the server remotely.

c)

User Support, File Screening, and generating storage reports.

d)

Managing and directing user connections to remote desktops.

9.

The Print and Document Services role enables which key function?

a)

Automatic IP address assignment.

b)

Centralizing network printing or managing print jobs.

c)

Creating a database for domain users.

d)

Backing up the entire server.

10.

The Remote Desktop role, when added via Server Manager, provides what core functionality?

a)

Directory service for the domain.

b)

File screening and quotas.

c)

Enables a user to control and operate computers from a distance remotely.

d)

Translates IP addresses to domain names.

11.

Which Feature allows an administrator to back up the entire server, specific volumes, files, or folders to enable recovery in case of data loss or system failure?

a)

Network Load Balancing.

b)

Quality of Service (QoS).

c)

Windows Server Backup.

d)

Failover Clustering.

12.

The Remote Desktop Connection Broker is a Role Service added for what specific purpose?

a)

To assign IP addresses within a scope.

b)

To create shared folders and manage permissions.

13.

Which Role Service specifically helps in monitoring print queues and receiving notifications when print queues stop processing print jobs?

a)

Remote Desktop Licensing.

b)

Print Server.

c)

Remote Desktop Web Access.

d)

Windows Deployment Services.

14.

The term "directory service" is most closely associated with which server role?

a)

DHCP Server.

b)

DNS Server.

c)

Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS).

d)

File Server Resource Manager.

15.

After the Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS) installation succeeds, what is the crucial next step to transform the Windows Server into a domain-controlling entity?

a)

Install the DNS server role.

b)

Promote the server to a Domain Controller.

c)

Complete DHCP configuration.

d)

Configure File Screening.

16.

In Active Directory, what is the purpose of creating an Organizational Unit (OU)?

a)

To manage print queues.

b)

To configure the IP address range for DHCP.

c)

To logically organize users, computers, and other objects for easier management and applying Group Policies.

d)

To back up the domain controller.

17.

What must be done to the DHCP server within the domain after installation to allow it to begin assigning IP addresses?

a)

Create a GPO.

b)

Disable the network device.

c)

Authorize the server.

d)

Join the client PC to the domain.

18.

What component in the DHCP Manager defines the range of IP addresses that the DHCP server can lease to clients?

a)

Scope.

b)

Reservation.

c)

Lease.

d)

Filter.

19.

According to the task instructions, after creating the Start IP and End IP for the scope, what step is necessary to make the IP address range available for clients?

a)

Create a new User Account.

b)

Activate Scope.

c)

Promote the domain controller.

d)

Configure Folder Redirection.

20.

In the Windows 10 client test, what network configuration setting must be selected to allow the DHCP server to assign an IP address?

a)

Assign a static IP address.

b)

Obtain IP Address Automatically.

c)

Use a preferred DNS server.

d)

Turn off network discovery.

21.

If a Windows 10 client is configured to receive an IP address automatically but still gets an old or incorrect one, what simple step is often performed to force it to request a new IP from the DHCP server?

a)

Promote the server to a DC.

b)

Disable/enable the network device (or use ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew).

c)

Create an Organizational Unit.

d)

Configure file screening.

22.

When configuring a Shared Folder's Permission Level for a domain environment, which group should be explicitly added to grant file access to all regular users?

a)

Domain Admins.

b)

Domain Controllers.

c)

Domain Computers.

d)

Domain Users.

23.

What is the initial step in Group Policy Management before applying any new settings?

a)

Change the IP Address.

b)

Create a Group Policy Object (GPO).

c)

Complete DHCP Configuration.

d)

Turn off the firewall.

24.

Folder Redirection is primarily used to redirect which client folders to a central location on the server?

a)

Documents

b)

Desktop

c)

Downloads

d)

Pictures

25.

In File Screening, what happens when the policy is set to "Allow user to Save unauthorized files"?

a)

The files are automatically deleted.

b)

The files are moved to the shared folder.

c)

The system records an entry (audit) but does not prevent the user from saving the file type.

d)

The user is automatically logged off.

26.

To join the client PC to a member of the domain, an administrator must navigate to System properties and change which setting?

a)

IP Address.

b)

Time-zone.

c)

Workgroup into the domain name.

d)

Windows Firewall setting.

27.

What credentials must a user use to log in to a client PC that has successfully joined the domain?

a)

The local Administrator account.

b)

The default Windows 10 user account.

c)

Their domain user account (created in ADDS).

d)

The root password.

28.

After the test files are created on the client, where must the administrator check on the Windows Server to verify that Folder Redirection is working?

a)

The DHCP Manager.

b)

The DNS Server logs.

c)

The Shared Folder configured for the redirected user folders.

d)

The Group Policy Management Console.

29.

28.

a)

DHCP scope is not active.

b)

Folder Redirection GPO is not correctly configured, linked, or applied.

c)

The DNS server is offline.

d)

The Print Server is busy.

30.

The action of using Group Policy Management to apply Folder Redirection is an example of what?

a)

Local configuration.

b)

Peer-to-peer networking.

c)

Centralized user environment management.

d)

File screening audit.

31.

When creating a User Account in Active Directory, it is crucial that the "Member of" groups include Domain Users for the user to be able to do what?

a)

Promote the server to a DC.

b)

Create new GPOs.

c)

Log in and access network resources defined for standard domain members.

d)

Change the DHCP scope.

32.

What must the administrator do to a GPO after creation and editing for its settings (like Folder Redirection) to take effect?

a)

Link it to the appropriate OU or domain.

b)

Change the client PC name.

c)

Run ipconfig.

d)

Check the time zone.

33.

The ability to see and access all files created on the Windows 10 Client PC from the Windows Server's Shared Folder confirms the successful function of which two main configurations working together?

a)

IP address change and firewall turn-off.

b)

DHCP activation and DNS translation.

c)

Client Domain Join and Folder Redirection.

d)

Print server and Remote Desktop.

34.

What is the role of Domain Computers in Shared Folder Permissions?

a)

They are given administrative control over the folder.  

b)

They represent all computers that have successfully joined the domain. 

c)

They are automatically blocked by file screening.

d)

They only manage print jobs.

35.

After the test files are created on the client, where must the administrator check on the Windows Server to verify that Folder Redirection is working?

a)

The DHCP Manager.

b)

The DNS Server logs.

c)

The Shared Folder configured for the redirected user folders.

d)

The Group Policy Management Console.