Windows Server 70-292 Comp Quiz

The correct answer is MX. MX stands for Mail Exchange and it is a type of DNS record that specifies the mail server responsible for accepting incoming emails for a specific domain. This record is used to route emails to the correct mail server based on the domain name in the email address.

Security groups are used in ACL lists, including "Administrators," "Power Users," and "Guests."

Sometimes, SUS can be setup such that all updates require approval before installation. This is to prevent update conflicts with old software and configuration.

The @ symbol is not allowed.

Since the secondary zone servers are read-only, they cannot be modified.

The correct answer is "All are included". This means that all of the options listed (Sysvol directory, Registry, Active directory, and COM+ files) are included in System State Data.

IIS does not include any server but WWW by default.

Program and data files are not necessarily backed up through ASR.

The default virtual directory for printers in Windows Server 2003 is "/printers/". This directory is specifically designed for managing and accessing printers on the server. It allows users to easily locate and connect to printers, as well as perform various printer-related tasks such as monitoring print jobs and managing printer settings.

The SOA (Start of Authority) record maps each zone to a specific DNS server capable and possessing the authority to handle each zone.

The syntax is dsadd user NAME

Access should only be granted to the users who need the resources, and at the smallest level possible.

The given answer states that all of the options provided are functional levels of Windows Server 2003 domain operation. This means that Windows 2000 mixed, Windows 2000 native, Windows Server 2003 interim, and Windows Server 2003 are all valid functional levels in Windows Server 2003 domain operation.

Cached servers in Windows Server 2003 DNS increase the availability of primary and secondary zone servers by storing recently accessed DNS information in memory. This allows the server to respond quickly to subsequent requests for the same information without having to query other DNS servers. By reducing the need for external queries, cached servers improve the overall performance and availability of the DNS system.

Shadow copies are scheduled to update on a regular interval; if the interval has not been met, a new version will not be copied or "shadowed."

The command is for DNS clients only.

Volume shadow copies allow for the opening of both opened and locked files. This means that even if a file is currently in use or locked by another process, volume shadow copies can still access and open the file. This is useful for situations where a user needs to access a previous version of a file that is currently being used or locked.

Users can access files that were accidently deleted via shadow volume copies, a task that would otherwise require administrator intervention.

The user must have terminal services installed is not a requirement for the establishment of a terminal services connection. Terminal services are installed on the server (remote host), not on the user's computer. The user only needs to have the necessary permissions and be a member of the Remote Desktop Users Group to establish a terminal services connection.

F2 initiates ASR, or automated system recovery.

Local settings are defined at a per-user basis and therefore not part ofthe crucial data backed up through ASR

To change the default behavior of not being able to copy files and folders from a hard drive to another drive through the recovery console, you can access the Security Options in Local Policy. By modifying the settings in the Local Policy, you can enable the ability to copy files and folders between drives. This allows for more flexibility and control when using the recovery console.

WMIC.exe QFE is the correct answer because the "QFE" parameter is used with the WMIC.exe command to display all the updates installed on a Windows 2000 or above PC. QFE stands for Quick Fix Engineering, which refers to updates, patches, and hotfixes released by Microsoft to address specific issues or vulnerabilities in the operating system. Using this command will provide a comprehensive list of all the updates applied to the PC. WSUS.exe QFE is not the correct answer as WSUS.exe is the Windows Server Update Services tool and does not have a "QFE" parameter.

Software restrictions in Windows Server 2003 are applied in the following order: Hash rule, certificate rule, path rule, zone rule. This means that the system first checks if there is a hash rule that matches the software, then it checks if there is a certificate rule, followed by a path rule, and finally a zone rule. This order ensures that the most specific rules are applied first, allowing for more granular control over software restrictions.

Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Server on an Itanium-based processing system supports up to 8 CPUs. This means that the server can have a maximum of 8 processors installed and utilized.

Groups scopes are related to the level of the domain structure the group operates on, whereas group types have to do with whether a group is a security group or a distribution group.