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B.2.2 AZ-800 Domain 2: Manage Windows Servers and Workloads in a Hybrid Environment Date: 10/12/2025, 2:54:31 PM Time Spent: 19:19 Score: 51% Passing Score: 80% 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response You are the administrator for . You have recently installed Windows Server on new hardware in your environment. You have been experiencing a hardware problem with this new server, so you open Reliability Monitor to view your server's reliability and problem history in the hope of identifying the problem. Unfortunately, you find that no reliability information has been collected. What should you do? Start the Remote Registry service. In Event Viewer, enable logging of system events. In Performance Monitor, create a new data collector set. Add the reliability data collectors to the set. In In Task Scheduler, enable the One time trigger in the RacTask task. Explanation LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 12.5. Information that Reliability Monitor displays is provided by the RacTask task. By default, the RacTask task runs once, about one hour after you install the operating system. In Windows Server, the trigger that regularly starts the RacTask task is disabled after the RacTask task runs for the first time. Reliability Monitor will not display information until this task is enabled. To enable this task: 1. In Task Scheduler, enable the One time trigger in the RacTask task. 2. In the registry, edit HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftReliability AnalysisWMIWMIEnable. Set the value to 1. 3. Restart the machine. With Performance Monitor, you can configure objects and counters to see current information in Performance Monitor. Starting the Remote Registry service allows remote registry access. In Event Viewer, the logging of system events is enabled by default. None of these actions will enable Reliability Monitor to display information. 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Arc-enabled servers using PowerShell to deploy the DSC. Remote access using Azure Bastian to run the policy, management group policies, and policy functions and logical operators are not used to deploy DSC. Related Content 9.7.1 Azure Policy 9.7.2 Assign Azure Policy Guest Configuration 9.7.3 Azure Policy Facts 9.7.4 Assign Azure Policy Guest Configuration resourcesquestionsq_azure_policy_dsc_methods_ Question 2 Partial 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response Which of the following BEST describes a Kubernetes cluster? A group of containerized security policies. In A group of network resources. A group of containerized servers. A group of containerized applications. Explanation A Kubernetes cluster is a group of containerized applications. Containers consist of an application and its required dependencies, so the application can be deployed and run on almost any machine. Kubernetes containers do not hold servers, security policies, or network resources. 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Which PowerShell cmdlet should you use? Enable-PSRemoting -ComputerName 'Server01' New-PSSession -ComputerName 'Server01' Enter-PSSession -ComputerName 'Server01' Invoke-Command -ComputerName 'Server01' In Explanation Enter-PSSession -ComputerName 'Server01' is the answer. The Enter-PSSession cmdlet starts a PowerShell remote session with a specified physical machine. The Enable-PSRemoting cmdlet is used to enable and configure PowerShell remoting on a machine. However, it does not start a remote session. The New-PSSession cmdlet is used to create a persistent session which can then be stored in a variable and added to other scripts. It does not start a remote session. The Invoke-Command cmdlet can be used to send single commands to one or more remote machines. It does not start a remote session. 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Related Content 9.1.1 Windows Admin Center Gateway Server 9.1.2 Deploy a Windows Admin Center Gateway Server 9.1.4 Windows Admin Center Facts resourcesquestionsq_admin_center_failover_install_ Question 5 Failover cluster installation 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response You have a Windows server named Srv9 running Server Core. You want to view the current operating statistics of Srv9 from another Windows Server named Srv3. From Srv3, you open Performance Monitor and try to connect to Srv9. You get the following error: When attempting to connect to the remote computer the following system error occurred: The RPC server is unavailable. What should you do? On Srv9, start the Remote Registry service. Try the connection again from Srv3. On Srv9, run Perfmon /sys. Try the connection again from Srv3. On Srv9, run Perfmon /rel. Try the connection again from Srv3. From Srv3, establish a Remote Desktop connection to Srv9. Run Performance Monitor on Srv9. In Explanation LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 12.5. To connect to another computer, the target computer must be running the Remote Registry service. Start this service on the remote computer and then try connecting again from Performance Monitor. Run Perfmon /rel to open a console that includes only Reliability Monitor. Run Perfmon /sys to open Performance Monitor in stand-alone mode. Server Core does not run a graphical interface, so you cannot use either command on Srv9. 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Add Roles and Features is a feature found in Windows Server 2022 that allows you to install needed roles and features from those files so you can configure and use the role or feature. Features on Demand is a feature found in Windows Server 2012 R2 that allows you to remove unneeded roles and features to conserve disk space. Windows System Resource Manager allows you to manage server processor and memory usage. Windows Deployment Services is a disk imaging solution that you can use for remote deployment and automated installation of Windows systems. The Windows Server Update Server allows you to manage and distribute Windows updates in your organization. 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This server was deployed using a Server Core installation. You need to make several configuration changes to the system. Which utility could you use to do this? PowerShell Server Manager In Hyper-V Manager Computer Management Explanation LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.2. Windows PowerShell provides comprehensive management capabilities from the command line. In this scenario, you could use PowerShell cmdlets to reconfigure the Windows Server system. Hyper-V Manager, Server Manager, and Computer Management all require a graphical user interface, which isn't provided in a Server Core installation of Windows. 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How often will the Azure Connected Machine agent send a heartbeat message from the newly added servers to the Azure Arc service? Every 60 minutes. Only if a network connection loss is detected. In Every 60 seconds. Every 5 minutes. Explanation During the onboarding process, the Azure Connected Machine agent will be installed. The Azure Connected Machine agent is what connects the server to Azure Arc. One feature of this agent is that the server sends a heartbeat message to the Azure Arc service every five minutes over port 443. If Azure Arc does not receive this heartbeat message, an alert is generated that notifies the administrator that the server is offline. 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(Each installation type may be used once, more than once, or not at all.) Installed on a local Windows 10 client machine with connectivity to the managed servers. Local client installation Installed on a server that exists between the managed client and managed servers. Gateway server installation Installed directly on a managed server. Managed server installation Installed on a high availability server. Failover cluster installation Installed directly on a managed client and all managed servers. Failover cluster installation Installed on the Domain Controller for a failover cluster. Managed server installation Explanation Question 10 Partial 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response Local client installation is installed on a local Windows 10 client machine with connectivity to the managed servers. Gateway server installation is installed on a server designated as the gateway server. This server sits between the management client and the managed servers. The gateway server and Windows Admin Center can be accessed from anywhere using Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome web browsers. Managed server installation is installed directly onto one of the managed servers. This allows the network administrator to remotely manage the server or the cluster it belongs to. Other servers outside of the cluster cannot be managed in this scenario. Failover cluster installation is very similar to the Gateway server installation, but instead of being installed on a single Gateway server, WAC is installed in a failover cluster. This option provides high availability for Windows Admin Center. Windows Admin Center cannot be installed on a domain controller. Related Content 9.1.1 Windows Admin Center Gateway Server 9.1.2 Deploy a Windows Admin Center Gateway Server 9.1.4 Windows Admin Center Facts resourcesquestionsq_admin_center_install_ 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response Big data involves data collection, processing, and analytics, specifically data that is too complicated or too large for standard analytics software. From the Azure big data solutions on the left, drag a solution to the description on the right. (You can use a big data solution more than once.) Each answer may be used once, more than once, or not at all. Useful when focusing on data collaboration and transformation. Azure Synapse Analytics Azure Databricks A big data solution that combines data warehousing and analytics. HDInsight Azure Synapse Analytics Useful when you need an open-source analytics solution that supports a variety of frameworks. Azure Databricks HDInsight Can be used to quickly gather, analyze, and draw insights from all of your data warehouses. Azure Synapse Analytics Explanation Question 11 In 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response The following are descriptions for Azure Synapse Analytics: A big data solution that combines data warehousing and analytics. Can be used to quickly gather, analyze, and draw insights from all of your data warehouses. The following describes HDInsight: Useful when you need an open-source analytics solution that supports a variety of frameworks. The following are descriptions of Azure Databricks: Useful when focusing on data collaboration and transformation instead of data management. Related Content 3.2.6 Azure Solutions Facts 9.4.4 Implement Azure Automation for Hybrid Workloads 9.4.9 Azure Automations Facts resourcesquestionsq_azure_solutions_big_data_match_ 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response Which of the following allows the administrator to write, manage, and compile PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) scripts? Hybrid Runbook Worker agent Hybrid Runbook Worker Group Azure Automation State Configuration Change Tracking and Inventory Explanation Azure Automation State Configuration allows the administrator to write, manage, and compile PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) scripts. Change Tracking and Inventory is a feature in Azure Automation that monitors Azure resources, including Azure virtual machines, on-premises machines, and cloud environments. Hybrid Runbook Worker Group is a group of multiple Azure Runbook Worker servers. Hybrid Runbook Worker agent is an agent that must be installed so a non-Azure resource can use runbooks. Related Content 9.4.5 Create Runbooks to Automate Tasks on Target VMs (Part 1) 9.4.6 Create Runbooks to Automate Tasks on Target VMs (Part 2) 9.4.9 Azure Automations Facts resourcesquestionsq_azure_automation_state_config_ Question 12 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response Your network is utilizing Windows Active Directory and Kerberos. You have a PowerShell script that performs several tasks using PowerShell remoting. You want to resolve any second hop issues by configuring delegation on a server object instead of on an account. Which of the following Kerberos delegation types would you need to use? Constrained delegation Unconstrained delegation Resource-based delegation Credential Security Support Provider Explanation You would use resource-based delegation. This type of Kerberos delegation was introduced in Windows Server 2012. Instead of configuring the delegation on an account, the delegation is configured on the server object where the resource resides. Unconstrained delegation is the original implementation. If a user authenticates to a host, those credentials are saved, and that user can access any configured service on the domain as a privileged user. Constrained delegation lets you configure which services an account can be delegated to. Credential Security Support Provider (CredSSP) is not a type of Kerberos delegation, but is a separate second hop solution. It works by caching the administrator's credentials on the remote server. When the credentials need to be passed, they are encrypted and sent to the second server. Related Content 2.3.1 PowerShell Overview 2.3.2 Use PowerShell 2.3.3 Use PowerShell Continued 2.3.4 PowerShell Facts 9.2.1 Windows PowerShell Remoting Question 13 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response 9.2.2 Configure PowerShell Remoting 9.2.3 Configure PowerShell Remoting Facts 9.2.4 Configure PowerShell Remoting resourcesquestionsq_powershell_remoting_kerberos_types_ 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response After completing a Server Core deployment on a new server, you need to prepare the server to be joined to an Active Directory domain by completing the following tasks: Change the name of the computer to something that fits your server naming rules. Set the time and time zone to match your local time zone. Assign a static IP address to the server. Which of the following is a server configuration utility you can use to perform these tasks? netsh sconfig servcon netdom Explanation LabSim for Server Pro 2016, Section 3.3. sconfig is the server configuration utility you can use to complete each of the following tasks: Change the name of the computer to something that fits your server naming rules. Set the time and time zone to match your local time zone. Assign a static IP address to the server. Join the server to an Active Directory domain. netdom is a command that can be used to rename a server and add it to a domain, but it cannot be used to change the time and time zone or to assign a static IP address. netsh is a command that can be used to set up a server's IP configuration, but it cannot be used for the other tasks. servcon is not a valid command. 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What are the two ways to assign a policy definition? (Select two.) Build-in policy definitions Kubermetes Parameters Azure Data Services Custom policy definitions Explanation When assigning a policy definition, built-in and custom definitions can be used to assign a policy definition. Parameters, Azure Data Services, and Kubermetes do not apply. Related Content 9.7.1 Azure Policy 9.7.2 Assign Azure Policy Guest Configuration 9.7.3 Azure Policy Facts 9.7.4 Assign Azure Policy Guest Configuration resourcesquestionsq_azure_policy_avail_def_ Question 15 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response In order to collect log data for Azure Monitor, you have installed the Azure Log Analytics Agent. Having this agent installed also makes it possible for the log data to be used by other services besides Azure Monitor. Which of the following are services that can use the log data when the Azure Log Analytics Agent is installed? Microsoft Defender for Cloud Microsoft Sentinel Kubernetes Clusters Azure Policy Azure Automation Explanation Having the Log Analytics Agent installed makes it possible for the log data to be used by other services, such as Microsoft Defender for Cloud and Azure Automation. Related Content 9.5.1 Azure Monitor 9.5.2 Integrate Windows Servers with Log Analytics 9.5.3 Azure Monitor Facts resourcesquestionsq_azure_monitor_log_analytics_agent_ Question 16 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response Which of the following are container runtimes supported by Azure Monitor Container Insights? CRI compatible Third-party cloud providers On-premises Azure Arc Moby Explanation The following container runtimes are supported by Container Insights: Moby CRI compatible runtimes The following are VM hosting platforms that are supported by VM Insights: Azure Azure Arc On-premises Third-party cloud providers Related Content 9.5.1 Azure Monitor 9.5.2 Integrate Windows Servers with Log Analytics 9.5.3 Azure Monitor Facts resourcesquestionsq_azure_monitor_container_runtimes_ Question 17 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response Which role or feature protects a server by encrypting the operating system volume and verifying the integrity of other startup components? Host Guardian Service BitLocker Drive Encryption Windows Hyper-V hypervisor Volume Activation Services Explanation BitLocker Drive Encryption is a security feature that protects a server by encrypting the operating system volume and verifying the integrity of other startup components. Volume Activation Services can be used to automate the delivery and management of Microsoft software volume licenses. The Windows Hyper-V hypervisor provides the layer of software necessary for installing virtual guest operating systems within virtual machines. The Host Guardian Service provides Attestation and Key Protection Services that shield virtual machines from malicious software or a potentially compromised host. 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The server has the following hardware. Which component will need to be upgraded to fully support the operating system? 4 GHz 32-bit processor PCI Express network adapter with 1 gigabit per second throughput 2 TB hard drive with a 64 GB system partition. 6 GB RAM Storage Network adapter Processor RAM Explanation The processor would need to be upgraded to a 64-bit processor. Some of the minimum hardware requirements for Windows Server include a 1.4 GHz 64-bit processor and a PCI Express compliant network adapter with at least a 1 gigabit per second throughput. A Windows Server storage adapter needs to be PCI compliant, and the system partition needs to be at least 32 GB. Windows Server requires at least 512 MB of RAM for the server core or 2 GB of RAM for the user experience. 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However, this prevents Kerberos from passing along your credentials to the second machine and the script fails. This is known as a Kerberos second hop issue. You want to resolve the issue by caching your credentials on the first server so they can be encrypted and sent to the second server. Which of the following second hop solutions meets your requirements? Credential Security Support Provider (CredSSP) RunAsCredential parameter Just Enough Administration (JEA) In Kerberos delegation Explanation Credential Security Support Provider (CredSSP) meets your requirements. CredSSP works by caching the administrator's credentials on the remote server. When the credentials need to be passed, they are encrypted and sent to the second server. CredSSP works with most servers that have Windows Server 2008 and newer installed. If the network is utilizing Windows Active Directory and Kerberos, Kerberos delegation can be configured to pass the credentials to the second hop. This configuration is more secure than CredSSP but is more complicated to set up. Just Enough Administration (JEA) lets you specify what cmdlets and permissions a user will have access to in PowerShell. This allows for a reduced number of privileged accounts and also allows you to pull logs and transcripts of what cmdlets are executed during a session. The RunAsCredential parameter in PowerShell can be used in the remote server and provides the needed credentials. This option refreshes the authentication and ignores the second hop problem completely. Related Content 2.3.1 PowerShell Overview Question 20 In 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response 2.3.2 Use PowerShell 2.3.3 Use PowerShell Continued 2.3.4 PowerShell Facts 9.2.1 Windows PowerShell Remoting 9.2.2 Configure PowerShell Remoting 9.2.3 Configure PowerShell Remoting Facts 9.2.4 Configure PowerShell Remoting resourcesquestionsq_powershell_remoting_credssp_solution_ Copyright © CompTIA, Inc. All rights reserved. 10/12/25, 8:23 PM Individual Response