This Microsoft Certification 70-642 quiz assesses knowledge in IPv4 and IPv6 networking, focusing on network troubleshooting, DNS server settings, and subnetting. It is designed for IT professionals aiming to enhance their networking skills and prepare for certification.
DHCP-assigned address
APIPA address
Alternate configuration address
Manual address
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512
1024
510
1022
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Ask to expand the network to a /28 address block.
Ask to expand the network to a /27 address block.
Ask to expand the network to a /26 address block.
You do not need to expand the network because a /29 network is large enough to support your needs.
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A global address
A link-local address
A unique local address
A site-local address
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Global addresses
Link-local addresses
Unique local addresses
Site-local addresses
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At the DNS server, type the command dnscmd /clearcache.
Restart the DNS Client service on the client computer.
At the client computer, type ipconfig /flushdns.
Restart all DNS client computers.
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Enable IPv6 on WS08A.
Disable IPv6 on WS08A.
Enable Local Link Multicast Name Resolution (LLMNR) on WS08A.
Enable NetBIOS on WS08A.
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At the DNS server, type the command dnscmd /clearcache
Restart the DNS Client service on the client computer.
At the client computer, type ipconfig /flushdns.
Restart all DNS client computers.
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Enable IPv6 on WS08A.
Disable IPv6 on WS08A.
Enable Local Link Multicast Name Resolution (LLMNR) on WS08A.
Enable NetBIOS on WS08A.
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At the DNS server, type the command dnscmd /clearcache.
Restart the DNS Client service on the client computer.
At the client computer, type ipconfig /flushdns.
Restart all DNS client computers.
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Enable IPv6 on WS08A.
Disable IPv6 on WS08A.
Enable Local Link Multicast Name Resolution (LLMNR) on WS08A.
Enable NetBIOS on WS08A.
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Disable scavenging on the zone in which the record has been created.
Disable scavenging on the server with which the computer registers its record.
Assign the computer a static address.
Create a record for LaptopA manually.
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Re-create the zone on a domain controller.
Choose the option to store the zone in Active Directory.
Clear the option to store the zone in Active Directory.
Configure the zone not to accept dynamic updates.
Configure the zone to accept secure updates only.
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Create a stub zone of the uk.eu.nwtraders.msft domain on the DNS servers at the New York office.
Configure conditional forwarding so that queries for names within the uk.eu.nwtraders.msft domain are automatically forwarded to the name servers in that domain.
Create a secondary zone of the uk.eu.nwtraders.msft domain on the DNS servers at the New York office.
Perform a delegation of the uk.edu.nwtraders.msft domain on the DNS servers at the New York office.
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Choose the option to store the zone in all DNS servers in the forest.
Choose the option to store the zone in all DNS servers in the domain.
Choose the option to store the zone in all domain controllers in the domain.
Create a new directory partition, and then choose the option to store the zone in the new partition.
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Configure the 003 Router option.
Configure the 006 DNS Servers option.
Configure the 015 Domain Name option.
Configure the 044 WINS/NBNS Servers option.
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Configure the clients as DHCP clients.
Enable the DHCP client service on Dhcp1.
Change the address of Dhcp1 and redeploy the DHCP server.
Run the command Ipconfig /registerdns on Dhcp1.
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Use the 006 DNS Servers option to assign to clients the address of the DNS server.
Create a reservation that assigns the address 192.168.1.100 to the DNS server.
Configure two address ranges in the DHCP scope that avoids the address 192.168.1.100.
Create an exclusion for the address 192.168.1.100.
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Sc config dhcpserver start= auto
Start /w ocsetup DHCPServer
Net start DHCPServer
Servermanagercmd -install dhcp
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Route add 192.168.2.0 MASK 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1
Route add 192.168.2.0 MASK 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.2
Route add 192.168.1.2 MASK 255.255.255.0 192.168.2.0
Route add 192.168.1.1 MASK 255.255.255.0 192.168.2.0
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PathPing
Ping
Ipconfig
TraceRt
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Enable NAT on the interface.
Enable OSPF on the interface.
Enable RIP on the interface.
Add a static route to the interface.
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Use IPSec with Authentication Header (AH).
Use IPSec with Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP).
Use IPSec with both AH and ESP.
Use IPSec in tunnel mode.
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Kerberos
Certificates
Preshared key
NTLM
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The IP address of the internal network adapter is changed to 192.168.0.1.
The IP address of the external network adapter is changed to 192.168.0.1.
DHCP services are enabled on the internal network adapter.
DHCP services are enabled on the external network adapter.
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Clients on the Internet accessing a Web server on the intranet using HTTP
Clients on the intranet downloading e-mail from an Exchange server on the Internet
Clients on the intranet streaming video using a TCP connection from a server on the Internet
Clients on the intranet accessing a Web server on the Internet using HTTPS
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The public IP address provided by your ISP
The DNS server address provided by your ISP
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.0
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802.11b
802.11g
802.11a
802.11n
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Examine the Security event log on the wireless client.
Examine the System event log on the wireless client.
Examine the Security event log on the computer running Windows Server 2008.
Examine the System event log on the computer running Windows Server 2008.
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128-bit WEP
WPA-PSK
64-bit WEP
WPA-EAP
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Connect a Windows Server 2008 computer to both the public Internet and your intranet. Then, configure it to accept incoming VPN connections.
Connect a Windows Server 2008 computer to the public Internet. Then, configure it as a RADIUS server. Configure the client computers to submit RADIUS authentication requests to the server when they connect to remote networks.
Configure a Windows Server 2008 computer to accept dial-up connections. Lease a circuit from your local telecommunications provider for 30 PSTN connections. Purchase a modem bank capable of accepting 30 simultaneous connections and connect it to the Windows Server 2008 computer.
Establish an agreement with an ISP to provide dial-up access to your users. Then, configure a Windows Server 2008 computer as a RADIUS server. Have the ISP configure its modem bank to submit authentication requests to the RADIUS server.
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VPN connections typically provide better performance than dial-up connections. However, dial-up connections are adequate for common tasks, including e-mail and streaming video.
VPN connections require an existing Internet connection, while dial-up connections can completely bypass the Internet.
Data sent across a VPN connection can be intercepted and interpreted by an attacker who has access to the ISP’s infrastructure, whereas dial-up connections provide a much higher level of security by using the PSTN.
Both VPN and dial-up connections can authenticate to the same, central RADIUS server. That RADIUS server can be hosted on a computer running Windows Server 2008.
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Windows XP Professional
Windows 2000 Professional
Windows Vista with Service Pack 1
Windows Server 2008
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On the computer running Windows Server 2008, add a firewall rule to allow outbound connections on TCP port 290.
On the computer running Windows Server 2008, add a firewall rule to allow inbound connections on TCP port 39.
On the computer running Windows Server 2008, add a firewall rule to allow inbound connections on TCP port 290.
On your workstation, add a firewall rule to allow outbound connections on TCP port 39.
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In the General tab, click Allow Only Secure Connections.
In the Advanced tab, click These Profiles, and then select Domain.
In the Users And Computers tab, select Only Allow Connections From These Users. Then, add the Domain Users group.
In the Scope tab, in the Local IP Address group, select These IP Addresses. Then, add each of your internal networks.
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Filtering UDP traffic
Allowing a specific executable to accept incoming connections on any port number
Dropping connections not originating from a specific subnet
Requiring IPsec authentication for a connection
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In the Settings tab, set NAP Enforcement to Allow Limited Access.
In the Overview tab, set Access Permission to Deny Access.
In the Constraints tab, set the Session Timeout to 0.
In the Settings tab, create an IP filter that drops all traffic.
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Create a health policy and set it to Client Fails All SHV Checks.
Create a network policy with a Condition type of NAP-Capable Computers.
Create a remediation server group with the servers that should be accessible.
Create a connection request policy with a Condition type of NAP-Capable Computers.
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Configure a RADIUS proxy on the DHCP server.
Install NPS on the DHCP server.
Install HRA on the DHCP Server.
Configure Certificate Services on the DHCP server.
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Deploy a WSUS server to each office. Configure the WSUS servers to be managed by each office’s local IT support department.
Deploy a WSUS server at the headquarters. Configure all client computers to retrieve updates directly from Microsoft.
Deploy a WSUS server at the headquarters. Configure all client computers to retrieve updates directly from the WSUS server.
Deploy a WSUS server to each office. Configure the WSUS servers at the remote offices to be replicas of the WSUS server at the headquarters.
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Allow Automatic Updates Immediate Installation
Configure Automatic Updates
No Auto-Restart For Scheduled Automatic Updates
Enable Client-Side Targeting
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Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows 2000 Professional
Windows XP Professional
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Examine the System log on the client computer.
Examine the Applications And Services Logs\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdateClient\Operational on the client computer.
Examine the System log on the WSUS server.
Examine the %SystemRoot%\WindowsUpdate.log file.
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Which computer groups a particular update has been approved for
Which computers have successfully installed an update
Whether an update can be removed using WSUS
The number of computers that failed to install an update
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Enable the Configure Automatic Updates policy.
Configure the Enable Client-Side Targeting Group Policy setting.
In the Update Services console, right-click the computer, and then choose Change Membership.
In the Update Services console, drag the computers to the appropriate computer group.
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Wecutil qc
Winrm quickconfig
Net localgroup “Event Log Readers” [email protected] /add
Net localgroup “Event Log Readers” [email protected] /add
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Wecutil qc
Winrm quickconfig
Net localgroup “Event Log Readers” [email protected] /add
Net localgroup “Event Log Readers” [email protected] /add
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No access
Read
Write
Full Control
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