Microsoft Iis 6
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- 1.
What does the following error indicate and how do you fix it: “IIS was unable to start the site. Another site may already be using the port you configured for this site.”?
- 2.
There are two reasons why you could receive this error in the chain checker on a Windows machine. What are they?
- 3.
What are the two most common reasons that you will see this error when accessing an IIS site that has a certificate on it?
- 4.
What do you have to do differently to install an EV certificate to an IIS 6 website (instead of an OV certificate)?
- 5.
If the Server Certificate button is grayed out or not available, what does it mean?
- 6.
How do you open up IIS?
- A.
Double-click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager icon on the desktop.
- B.
Click Administrative Tools in the Start menu and select Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager
- C.
Click All Programs in the Start menu and click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager
- D.
Open the command line and type “iis”
Correct Answer
B. Click Administrative Tools in the Start menu and select Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager -
- 7.
What is the recommended bit length?
- A.
128
- B.
512
- C.
1024
- D.
2048
- E.
16384
Correct Answer
D. 2048 -
- 8.
By default, where are the HTML files located for the default web site on an IIS server?
- A.
C:\Intepub\wwwroot
- B.
C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\htdocs
- C.
C:\Inetpub\AdminScripts
- D.
/var/www/
- E.
C:\Program Files\IIS\wwwroot
Correct Answer
A. C:\Intepub\wwwroot -
- 9.
What is the name of the default page that IIS will use if no page name is specified (i.e. going to http://localhost/digicert/ brings up this page)?
- A.
Index.html
- B.
Index.htm
- C.
Default.htm
- D.
Index.php
- E.
Digicert.html
Correct Answer
B. Index.htm -
- 10.
When loading the Certificates snap-in in the MMC console, which account do you select to manage certificates for?
- A.
My user account
- B.
Admin account
- C.
Service account
- D.
Computer account
Correct Answer
D. Computer account -
- 11.
When exporting a certificate to a .pfx file, what two options do you need to change (i.e. which options are necessary but not checked by default)?
- A.
“Yes, export the private key” and “Delete the private key if the export is successful”
- B.
“Yes, export the private key” and “Include all certificates in the certification path if possible”
- C.
“Include all certificates in the certification path if possible” and “Export all extended properties”
- D.
“Export all extended properties” and “Delete the private key if the export is successful”
Correct Answer
B. “Yes, export the private key” and “Include all certificates in the certification path if possible” -
- 12.
When importing a .pfx file, what option should you select so that you can export the certificate in the future?
- A.
“Export all extended properties”
- B.
“Enable strong private key protection”
- C.
“Mark this key as exportable”
- D.
“Include all extended properties”
Correct Answer
C. “Mark this key as exportable” -
- 13.
A certificate can be exported to a .pfx in two ways. Which one is NOT correct?
- A.
Through the MMC console.
- B.
Through IIS.
Correct Answer
B. Through IIS. -
- 14.
A .pfx can be imported in three ways. Which one is NOT correct?
- A.
Through the MMC console.
- B.
Through IIS.
- C.
By double-clicking the file or right-clicking and selecting Install.
Correct Answer
C. By double-clicking the file or right-clicking and selecting Install. -
- 15.
Where do you find the IIS site identifier (for use when setting up SSL Host Headers)?
- A.
By looking on the Directory Security tab in the properties of the web site
- B.
By looking on the Home Directory tab in the properties of the web site
- C.
By running the Get-IISCertificate command
- D.
By clicking the Web Sites folder in IIS
Correct Answer
D. By clicking the Web Sites folder in IIS -
- 16.
Where do you find the adsutil.vbs file that you need to set up SSL Host Headers (i.e. where do you run the command to set up SSL Host Headers for an IIS site)?
- A.
C:\Inetpub\AdminScripts
- B.
C:\Intepub\wwwroot
- C.
C:\Windows\system32
- D.
C:\
Correct Answer
A. C:\Inetpub\AdminScripts -
- 17.
If you go to a site securely and it brings up the HTML pages for a different site on the same IP address, what do you most likely need to do?
- A.
Set up SSL Host Headers
- B.
Change the port from 443
- C.
Assign the correct certificate to the web site
- D.
Give up all hope
Correct Answer
A. Set up SSL Host Headers -
- 18.
Which of the following is a correct way to import an Intermediate certificate on a Windows machine?
- A.
Double click the certificate, click Next, leave “Automatically select the certificate store based on the type of certificate” select and, and finish the wizard.
- B.
Open the Certificates snap-in in the MMC console, right-click the Personal Store, select All Tasks->Import, click Next, click Browse and find the Intermediate file, click Next, leave “Personal” as the certificate store and finish the wizard.
- C.
Open IIS and view the properties of the Default Web Site, click the Directory Security tab, click the Server Certificate button, click Next, select to “Import Intermediate Certificate”, click Browse and find the Intermediate file, click Next and finish the wizard.
- D.
Double click the certificate, click Next, click Browse…, check “Show Physical Stores”, expand “Intermediate Certification authorities”, select “Local Computer”, and finish the wizard.
Correct Answer
D. Double click the certificate, click Next, click Browse…, check “Show Physical Stores”, expand “Intermediate Certification authorities”, select “Local Computer”, and finish the wizard. -
- 19.
How do you check if a certificate has a private key?
- A.
Double-click the certificate file after downloading it and it will say whether it has one at the bottom of the General tab.
- B.
Click on View Certificate in IIS and it will say whether it has one at the bottom of the General tab.
- C.
In the MMC console, go to the Personal store, double-click the certificate, and look at the last item on the Details tab.
- D.
Click on View Certificate in IIS and it will say whether it has one at the bottom of the Certification Path tab.
Correct Answer
B. Click on View Certificate in IIS and it will say whether it has one at the bottom of the General tab. -
- 20.
What do you have to do if you deleted a pending request before installing the certificate?
- A.
Create a new pending request and then apply the certificate to it.
- B.
Reissue the certificate using the same CSR, create a new pending request, and then install the new certificate.
- C.
Create a new pending request, reissue the certificate using the new CSR, and install the new certificate to the new pending request.
Correct Answer
C. Create a new pending request, reissue the certificate using the new CSR, and install the new certificate to the new pending request. -
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