Chapter 2

Question 1

What is the Minimum processor requirement?

Answer 1

1.4 GHz

Question 2

What is the Minimum memory requirement?

Answer 2

512 MB

Question 3

What is the minimum Available Disk Space requirement?

Answer 3

32 GB

Question 4

What is the optical drive requirement?

Answer 4

DVD-ROM

Question 5

What is the minimum display ratio?

Answer 5

Super VGA 800x600 monitor

Question 6

What is the recommended processor requirement?

Answer 6

2GHz or faster

Question 7

What is the recommended memory requirement

Answer 7

2GB RAM or greater

Question 8

What is the recommended available disk space requirement?

Answer 8

40 GB or greater

Question 9

What is the recommended optical drive?

Answer 9

DVD-ROM Drive

Question 10

What is the recommended display ratio?

Answer 10

XGA 1024x768

Question 11

What PS command is it to join a computer to the domain?

Answer 11

netdom join computername / domain:domainname

Question 12

What PS command lets you edit Server Core installation properties?

Answer 12

Sconfig.cmd

Question 13

What PS command enables automatic updates?

Answer 13

cscript scregedit.wsf

Question 14

What PS command displays roles and features already installed?

Answer 14

Get-WindowsFeature

Question 15

What PS command Adds roles or features?

Answer 15

Install-WindowsFeature

Question 16

What PS Command Removes roles or features?

Answer 16

Uninstall-WindowsFeature

Question 17

What PS Command lets you configure IPV4?

Answer 17

netsh interface IPv4

Question 18

What PS Command lets you configure Windows Firewall?

Answer 18

netsh advfirewall

Question 19

What PS command lists all Server Core commands?

Answer 19

Help

Question 20

What are the 3 steps in preparing for a Delegation Model

Answer 20

Decentralized
Centralized
Shared/Delegated

Question 21

Explain the Decentralized step of the Delegation Model

Answer 21

Administrators are present at each site and all share the same responsibilities and access to the servers. Challenges with scalability and standardization.

Question 22

Explain the Centralized step of the Delegation Model

Answer 22

Focuses on driving standards and consistent management from a central site or group of admins. Branch sites may have desktop engineers with local rights, limited access to servers.

Question 23

Explain the Shared/Delegated step of the Delegation Model

Answer 23

Can be used for any size organization, takes ideas from the decentralized and centralized models, focuses on centralized policies and procedures oversaw by enterprise admins. ENT admins allow junior admins at each site to manage local servers.

Question 24

How is Leveraging Active Directory achieved?

Answer 24

You can split up administrative tasks among various individuals using the AD DS Delegation of Control wizard.

Question 25

Identifying administration tools

Answer 25

``` Server manager, windows PS web access, Windows PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC), Microsoft Management console (MMC), Remote server administration tools ```

Question 26

What does DSC stand for

Answer 26

Desired State Configuration

Question 27

What does MMC stand for

Answer 27

Microsoft Management Console

Question 28

What does Windows PowerShell Desired State Configuration do?

Answer 28

Helps cut down on repetitive tasks by defining prebuilt configurations.

Question 29

Where are the DSC configuration parameters saved to?

Answer 29

Managed Object File (MOF)

Question 30

How do you install and configure DSC

Answer 30

By writing the correct script in notepad and saving it as a PowerShell script.

Question 31

How does DSC work?

Answer 31

Through the basis of defining configurations within scripts.

Question 32

What is a configuration block?

Answer 32

The beginning of a DSC script starts with “Configuration MyConfigName { }”

Question 33

What does DISM Stand for?

Answer 33

Deployment Image Servicing and Management

Question 34

Explain the Deployment Image Servicing and Management

Answer 34

It is a command line tool that letting the administrator to mount the image file and issue commands to update the image.

Question 35

After you deploy an image what command do you need to run?

Answer 35

sfc.exe /verifyonly

Question 36

What capabilities does Configuring NIC Teaming give you?

Answer 36

High availability, increased throughput

Question 37

What PS Command do you use to configure NIC Teaming

Answer 37

New-NetLbfoTeam [Team Name], Ethernet, Ethernet 2

Question 38

What PS Command do you use to remove NIC Teaming.

Answer 38

Remove-NetLbfoTeam [Team Name]

Question 39

What are target computers called when configuring DSC?

Answer 39

Nodes.

Question 40

What are resource blocks?

Answer 40

They are used to configure specific resources.

Question 41

How do you run a DSC script in PowerShell?

Answer 41

Start-DscConfiguration –Wait –Verbose –Path .\MyConfigName

Question 42

How to configure remote management from PowerShell?

Answer 42

Configure-SMRemoting.exe –Enable/-Disable

Question 43

Failover

Answer 43

Another link will pick up the connection of one fails. Redundancy.

Question 44

Load Balance

Answer 44

Outbound traffic is sent out over all NICs while incoming traffic is received by one.

Question 45

What does LACP stand for?

Answer 45

Link Aggregation Control Protocol

Question 46

What does LACP do?

Answer 46

Dynamically identifies and aggregate links between host and switch.