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10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 1 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198dc…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us 6.1.13 Practice Questions Candidate: Kelsey Dusnmore (Kdusnmore) Date: 10/25/2023 11:26:26 am • Time Spent: 00:56 Score: 10% Passing Score: 80%  Question 1:  Incorrect You manage a group of 20 Windows 10 workstations that are currently con fi gured as a Workgroup. Which advantages could you realize by installing Active Directory and adding the computers to a domain? (Select two.) Centralized con fi guration control °ncreased local control of workstation settings Reduced need for specialized hardware Centralized authentication Decreased implementation cost Explanation

10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 2 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198dc…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us °nstalling an Active Directory database provides several advantages, such as: °mproved scalability Centralized con fi guration control Reduced complexity of backing up data Centralized authentication Centrally applied security settings Some of the disadvantage of installing an Active Directory database include: °ncreased cost Specialized hardware and software °ncreased planning time for implementation References  6.1.1 Active Directory Overview  6.1.2 Active Directory Facts  6.1.3 Domain Controller Installation  6.1.5 Install the AD Role on a Server  6.1.6 Create a New Domain  6.1.7 Add a Domain Controller to an Existing Domain  6.1.9 Domain Controller Installation Facts  6.1.10 Domain Controller Facts  6.2.3 Create and Manage Groups  6.4.1 FSMO Roles and Global Catalog Servers  7.1.1 Active Directory Design  7.1.2 Create and Manage OUs  7.1.4 Create Organizational Units  7.1.5 Delete Organizational Units q_act_dir_install_shc5.question.fex

10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 3 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198dc…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us  Question 2:  Incorrect Drag each Active Directory term on the left to its corresponding de fi nition on the right. Logical organization of resources Forest Organizational Unit Collection of network resources Domain Collection of related domain trees Object Forest Resource in the directory Tree Object Group of related domains Organizational Unit Tree Keyboard Instructions Explanation

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10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 4 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198dc…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us The Active Directory structure has the following components: A tree is a group of related domains that share the same contiguous DNS namespace. A forest is a collection of related domain trees. A domain is an administratively-de fi ned collection of network resources that share a common directory database and security policies. An organizational unit is like a folder that subdivides and organizes network resources within a domain. Within Active Directory, each resource is identi fi ed as an object. References  6.1.1 Active Directory Overview  6.1.2 Active Directory Facts  6.1.3 Domain Controller Installation  6.1.5 Install the AD Role on a Server  6.1.6 Create a New Domain  6.1.7 Add a Domain Controller to an Existing Domain  6.1.9 Domain Controller Installation Facts  6.1.10 Domain Controller Facts  6.2.3 Create and Manage Groups  6.4.1 FSMO Roles and Global Catalog Servers  7.1.1 Active Directory Design  7.1.2 Create and Manage OUs  7.1.4 Create Organizational Units  7.1.5 Delete Organizational Units q_act_dir_terms_01_shc5.question.fex

10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 5 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198dc…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us  Question 3:  Incorrect Match the Active Directory term on the right with its corresponding de fi nition on the left. Not every de fi nition on the left have an associated term on the right. Domain Controller The " rst domain created in an Active Directory forest. A server that holds a copy of the Active Director databas that can be written to. Forest Root Domain The highest level domain in a tree. The fi rst domain created in an Active Director forest. Tree Root Domain A group of domains based on the same name space. The highest level domain in a tree. Keyboard Instructions

10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 6 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198dc…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us Explanation The forest root domain is the top-level domain in the top tree. °t is the fi rst domain created in the Active Directory forest. The tree root domain is the highest level domain in a tree. A domain controller is a server that holds a copy of the Active Directory database that can be written to. A subnet represents a physical network segment. Each subnet possesses its own unique network address space. A site represents a group of well-connected networks (networks that are connected with high-speed links). A domain tree is a group of domains based on the same namespace. References  6.1.1 Active Directory Overview  6.1.2 Active Directory Facts  6.1.3 Domain Controller Installation  6.1.5 Install the AD Role on a Server  6.1.6 Create a New Domain  6.1.7 Add a Domain Controller to an Existing Domain  6.1.9 Domain Controller Installation Facts  6.1.10 Domain Controller Facts  6.2.3 Create and Manage Groups  6.4.1 FSMO Roles and Global Catalog Servers  7.1.1 Active Directory Design  7.1.2 Create and Manage OUs  7.1.4 Create Organizational Units  7.1.5 Delete Organizational Units

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10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 7 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198dc…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us  Question 4:  Incorrect You have not yet installed Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS) on a new Windows Server system. You are planning to use the computer as a domain controller in Active Directory. Which of the following steps is it recommended that you perform before you install the ADDS role? (Select two.) Set the system time and time zone. °nstall Desktop Experience. Con fi gure the server to use DHCP to get an °P address. °nstall the DNS server role. Con fi gure the computer name. Explanation Before you install the ADDS role on a new server, you should complete the following: Con fi gure the computer name Set the system time and time zone Con fi gure a static °P address You should not con fi gure a server to get its °P address from a DHCP server. Servers should have °P addresses that do not change. You can install the DNS server role if you choose to, but it is not required before the ADDS role is installed. You can also install the Desktop Experience if it is needed, but servers perform better without the overhead of the GU° . References  6.1.1 Active Directory Overview  q_act_dir_terms_02_shc5.question.fex

10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 8 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198dc…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us  6.1.2 Active Directory Facts  6.1.3 Domain Controller Installation  6.1.5 Install the AD Role on a Server  6.1.6 Create a New Domain  6.1.7 Add a Domain Controller to an Existing Domain  6.1.9 Domain Controller Installation Facts  6.1.10 Domain Controller Facts  6.2.3 Create and Manage Groups  6.4.1 FSMO Roles and Global Catalog Servers  7.1.1 Active Directory Design  7.1.2 Create and Manage OUs  7.1.4 Create Organizational Units  7.1.5 Delete Organizational Units q_act_dir_install_domain_before_shc5.question.fex  Question 5:  Incorrect You need to add a new Windows server to an Active Directory domain. You intend to make this new server a domain controller. This server was installed with a server core deployment, so you'll need to install the Active Directory Domain Services role from the PowerShell console. From the drop-down list, select the name of the service you would enter to complete the following PowerShell command: °nstall-WindowsFeature -Name ________________________ -includemanagementtools AD-Domain-Services ActiveDirectory-Domain-Services 

10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 9 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198dc…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us Explanation You can install roles and features using the °nstall-WindowsFeature cmdlet. For example, use the following to install the AD DS role, including management tools: °nstall-WindowsFeature -Name AD-Domain-Services -includemanagementtools Remember that the name of the services, are case sensitive. References  6.1.1 Active Directory Overview  6.1.2 Active Directory Facts  6.1.3 Domain Controller Installation  6.1.5 Install the AD Role on a Server  6.1.6 Create a New Domain  6.1.7 Add a Domain Controller to an Existing Domain  6.1.9 Domain Controller Installation Facts  6.1.10 Domain Controller Facts  6.2.3 Create and Manage Groups  6.4.1 FSMO Roles and Global Catalog Servers  7.1.1 Active Directory Design  7.1.2 Create and Manage OUs  7.1.4 Create Organizational Units  7.1.5 Delete Organizational Units q_act_dir_install_domain_commands_01_shc5.question.fex

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10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 10 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198d…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us  Question 6:  Incorrect You are the network administrator for your company. Your network consists of two Active Directory domains, research.westsim.local and sales.westsim.local. Your company has two sites, Dallas and Houston. Each site has two domain controllers, one domain controller for each domain. Users in Houston who are members of the sales.westsim.local domain report slow performance when logging in and accessing fi les in Dallas. Users in Dallas do not report any problems logging in and accessing local resources. You want all users in Houston to experience adequate login and resource access response time. What should you do? °ncrease the replication frequency between the two sites. Con fi gure one of the domain controllers in Houston to be a global catalog server. Enable universal group membership caching in Houston. Decrease the site link cost between the two sites. Explanation

10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 11 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198d…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us Con fi gure one of the domain controllers in Houston to be a global catalog server. A global catalog server needs to be contacted during login, so having a local global catalog server will speed up response time. A global catalog server also maintains universal group membership. Group membership needs to be consulted during resource access, so this is another reason why having a local global catalog server will speed up response time. Enabling universal group membership caching would not help in this situation because the domain in question is a Windows 2000 Native mode domain. The domain must be in Windows Server 2003 functional level for universal group membership caching to take e ff ect. Changing the replication frequency or modifying the site link cost will not a ff ect logon response. Logon is slow because the logon requests must cross the WAN link. References  6.1.1 Active Directory Overview  6.1.2 Active Directory Facts  6.1.3 Domain Controller Installation  6.1.5 Install the AD Role on a Server  6.1.6 Create a New Domain  6.1.7 Add a Domain Controller to an Existing Domain  6.1.9 Domain Controller Installation Facts  6.1.10 Domain Controller Facts  6.2.3 Create and Manage Groups  6.4.1 FSMO Roles and Global Catalog Servers  7.1.1 Active Directory Design  7.1.2 Create and Manage OUs  7.1.4 Create Organizational Units  7.1.5 Delete Organizational Units

10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 12 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198d…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us q_act_dir_install_domain_gcs_01_shc5.question.fex  Question 7:  Correct Which of the following roles are forest roles? (Select two.) Schema master Relative °Ds master Primary domain controller emulator Domain naming master °nfrastructure master Explanation The following roles are forest roles, meaning that one domain controller within the entire forest holds the role. The schema master maintains the Active Directory schema for the forest. The domain naming master adds new domains to and removes existing domains from the forest. The following roles are domain roles, meaning that one domain controller in each domain holds the role. The R°D master allocates pools or blocks of numbers called relative °Ds (R°Ds) that are used by the domain controller to create new security principals, such as user, group, or computer accounts. The PDC emulator acts like a Windows NT 4.0 primary domain controller (PDC, and performs other tasks normally associated with NT domain controllers. The infrastructure master is responsible for updating changes made to objects. References  6.1.1 Active Directory Overview  6.1.2 Active Directory Facts 

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10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 13 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198d…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us  6.1.3 Domain Controller Installation  6.1.5 Install the AD Role on a Server  6.1.6 Create a New Domain  6.1.7 Add a Domain Controller to an Existing Domain  6.1.9 Domain Controller Installation Facts  6.1.10 Domain Controller Facts  6.2.3 Create and Manage Groups  6.4.1 FSMO Roles and Global Catalog Servers  7.1.1 Active Directory Design  7.1.2 Create and Manage OUs  7.1.4 Create Organizational Units  7.1.5 Delete Organizational Units q_act_dir_domain_forest_roles_shc5.question.fex  Question 8:  Incorrect You manage a network with a single domain named eastsim.com. The network currently has three domain controllers. During installation, you did not designate one of the domain controllers as a global catalog server. Now you need to make the domain controller a global catalog server. Which tool should you use to accomplish this task? Active Directory Sites and Services Active Directory Domains and Trusts or Active Directory Sites and Services

10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 14 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198d…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us Active Directory Users and Computers or Active Directory Sites and Services Active Directory Users and Computers Active Directory Domains and Trusts Explanation Use Active Directory Users and Computers or Active Directory Sites and Services to designate a global catalog server. References  6.1.1 Active Directory Overview  6.1.2 Active Directory Facts  6.1.3 Domain Controller Installation  6.1.5 Install the AD Role on a Server  6.1.6 Create a New Domain  6.1.7 Add a Domain Controller to an Existing Domain  6.1.9 Domain Controller Installation Facts  6.1.10 Domain Controller Facts  6.2.3 Create and Manage Groups  6.4.1 FSMO Roles and Global Catalog Servers  7.1.1 Active Directory Design  7.1.2 Create and Manage OUs  7.1.4 Create Organizational Units  7.1.5 Delete Organizational Units q_act_dir_domain_tools_shc5.question.fex

10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 15 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198d…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us  Question 9:  Incorrect You are deploying Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) in an Azure virtual network. Which items should you consider when it comes to availability? (Select two.) Close all ports on the AD DS servers except for those necessary for authentication, authorization, and server synchronization. Deploy VMs that run AD DS in two Availability Zones at the minimum. Use Bitlocker or Azure disk encryption to encrypt the AD DS database disk. Use standby operations master on at least one server. Place AD DS servers in separate subnets with a Network Security Group (NSG) as a fi rewall. Explanation The following are recommendations for deploying Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) in an Azure virtual network. Availability: Deploy VMs that run AD DS in two Availability Zones at the minimum. Use standby operations master on at least one server. Security: Place AD DS servers in separate subnets with a Network Security Group (NSG) as a fi rewall. Close all ports on the AD DS servers except for those necessary for authentication, authorization, and server synchronization. Use Bitlocker or Azure disk encryption to encrypt the AD DS database disk.

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10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 16 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198d…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us References  6.1.8 Join Windows Servers to Azure and Azure AD DS  6.1.9 Domain Controller Installation Facts  6.1.10 Domain Controller Facts  6.1.11 Deploy and Manage Domain Controllers in Azure  6.1.12 Deploy and Manage Domain Controllers in Azure Facts  6.2.1 Azure Active Directory Overview  6.2.2 Create and Manage Users  6.2.4 Azure Active Directory Facts q_act_dir_deploy_azure_availability_shc5.question.fex  Question 10:  Incorrect You are deploying Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) in an Azure virtual network. Which items should you consider when it comes to scalability? (Select two.) Azure Virtual Network is free, and you are allowed up to 50 virtual networks across all regions. Active Directory Domain Services can be used as a shared service with multiple workloads to save on costs. When using Azure VPN Gateway, be aware that inbound tra ﬃ c is free, but outbound tra ﬃ c is not. Monitor the VMs and scale up or down when necessary.

10/25/23, 11 : 27 AM Page 17 of 18 https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0_574/exam-engine.html/23d198d…/30574248/da093e27-1fdf-4233-b328-414405d86bc9/end ? locale=en-us Con fi gure VMs to the correct size for the network load requirements. Explanation The following are recommendations for deploying Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) in an Azure virtual network. Scalability: Con fi gure VMs to the correct size for the network load requirements. Monitor the VMs and scale up or down when necessary. Cost: Azure pricing calculator can estimate costs. Active Directory Domain Services can be used as a shared service with multiple workloads to save on costs. When using Azure VPN Gateway be aware that inbound tra ﬃ c is free, but outbound tra ﬃ c is not. Azure Virtual Network is free and you are allowed up to 50 virtual networks across all regions. References  6.1.8 Join Windows Servers to Azure and Azure AD DS  6.1.9 Domain Controller Installation Facts  6.1.10 Domain Controller Facts  6.1.11 Deploy and Manage Domain Controllers in Azure  6.1.12 Deploy and Manage Domain Controllers in Azure Facts  6.2.1 Azure Active Directory Overview  6.2.2 Create and Manage Users  6.2.4 Azure Active Directory Facts q_act_dir_deploy_azure_scalability_shc5.question.fex

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