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Worksheets7.2 Active Directory
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
Active directory provides which network management and administration services?
All options are provided by active directory
authentication
authorization
centralized management
A server that hosts active directory domain services is called a
domain controller
domain server
domain management device
domain router
A RODC is normally used
as the primary domain controller on an active directory network.
as the backup domain controller on an active directory network.
at a low bandwidth, low security environment like a branch office.
All options are true.
Windows Active Directory uses which protocol to access and manage directory information?
LDAP
NTP
POP3
IMAP
All of the following are objects in Active Directory except
MAC address
User
Computer
Group
Organizational Unit
To organize Active Directory objects into manageable collections based on common characteristics like the business's structure, easily apply policies to all the objects, and/or delegate administrative control over those objects, objects are grouped into
organizational units (OU)
domains
forests
trees
Standardized security settings, software installation, and desktop environment configurations can be applied to OUs and domains using a
Group Policy Object (GPO)
Group Policy Unit (GPU)
Group Policy System (GPS)
Group Policy Assignment (GPA)
The unique identifier that specifies the exact location of an object with an Active Directory hierarchy is called a(n)
distinguished name (DN)
organizationally unique identifier (OUI)
common name (CNAME)
unique object identifier (UOI)
What is the best way to use Active Directory to enforce a security policy like password policies on an Organizational Unit?
Create a GPO and apply it to the OU.
Collect each member's computer and configure it with the policies.
Have Tech Support go to each member's workspace and configure their computer with the policies.
Password and account lockout policies cannot be configured; they are set by Microsoft.
The elements of an Active Directory hierarchy in correct order, from highest to lowest, is
forest, tree, domain, organizational unit, object
object, organizational unit, domain, tree, forest
domain, forest, tree, object, organizational unit
organizational unit, forest, tree, object, domain
