This type of server is connected to an Active Directory domain but does not have the ADDS role installed.
What is a member server?
A network on a /24 subnet can support a maximum of this many devices (not counting the broadcast or the loopback addresses)
What is 254?
This type of user uses a single logon to access authorized resources across the network.
What is a domain user?
This tool is used to configure GPO settings on a Windows server.
What is the Group Policy Management Console?
This version of Windows server does not have a GUI.
What is Windows Core?
This type of server is not connected to any active directory network.
What is a standalone server?
We say that an IP address is leased when the IP is received from a server running ____.
What is DHCP?
This account is created by AD when the role is first installed but is disabled by default.
What is the Guest account?
A user notices that when they log onto a computer in the front office, their desktop background is different than when they log in from a lab machine. This type of group policy has been configured to only impact some machines but not others.
What is a Computer Configuration Policy?
Allowing or denying permission to receive DHCP leases based on a MAC address is called DHCP ___.
What is filtering?
A major function or service that a server performs is called this.
What is a server role?
This DHCP option is typically configured to give out the default gateway to a client device along with the requested IP address.
What is 003 Router?
When a computer is joined to the domain, this group automatically gets added to the local administrators group on the machine.
What is Domain Administrators?
This is used to apply individual configuration settings or preference only to specific users or devices that match predefined conditions.
What is item level targeting?
This tool on Windows server is an alternative method (to the typical ADUC and Powershell) that can be used to add new user accounts to AD which allows for many additional details about a user to be collected.
What is ADAC (Active Directory Administrative Center)?
The functions that a server performs depends on these three factors.
What is:
- The type of business using the server
- The size of the business
- The extent to which the business has committed to using technology
This type of DNS record is used to resolve an IP address to a hostname.
What is a PTR record?
What are three of the four components used to organize the structure of Active Directory?
What is forests, trees, domains, and OUs?
GPO settings are automatically applied to computer in the domain under what two conditions?
What is every 90 minutes and when the computer reboots.
A collection of one or more domains sharing a common namespace is known in Active directory as this.
What is an Active Directory Tree?
This version of Windows is restricted to 20 logged-on network users.
What is Windows 11?
The default lease duration for a DHCP scope in Windows Server 2025 is this.
What is 8 days?
There are three types of AD objects that can be assigned permissions, including ___, ___, and ___.
What are users, groups, and computers?
Prior to joining the domain, a computer had a local policy configured to allow firewall access. The domain has a policy linked to the computer's OU that conflicts with that local policy and denies firewall access. What will be the resulting access?
What is denied access? (Domain policies will take precedence over local policies. You should know the order of priority at which policies get applied on the network!)
GPOs are applied in this order.
What is:
- Local policies
- Site-linked GPOs
- Domain-linked GPOs
- OU-linked GPOs
Note: the last policy applied is the one that takes precedence.