MCSA: Server 2016 70-740, 741, 742 ACTUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
You are the network administrator for the ABC Company. Delete the .(root) zone from DNS2, and configure configure conditional
Your network consists of two DNS servers named DNS1 forwarding on DNS2
and DNS2. The users who are configured to use DNS2
complain because they are unable to connect to Internet
websites. The following table shows the configuration of
both servers.
DNS1
_msdcs.abc.comabc.com
DNS2
.(root)_msdcs.abc.comabc.com
The users connected to DNS2 need to be able to access
the Internet. What needs to be done?
1. Build a new Active Directory Integrated zone on DNS2
2. Delete the .(root) zone from DNS2, and configure
conditional forwarding on DNS2
3. Delete the current cache.dns file
4. Update your cache.dns file and root hints
, You are the network administrator for a large company Configure ServerB as an Active Directory Integrated zone, and convert ServerA to
that has one main site and one branch office. Your an Active Directory Integrated zone.
company has a single Active Directory forest. ABC.com.
You have a single domain controller (ServerA) in the main
site that has the DNS role installed. ServerA is configured
as a primary DNS zone. You have decided to place a
domain controller (ServerB) in the remote site and
implement the DNS role on that server. You want to
configure DNS so that, if the WAN link fails, users in both
sites can still update records and resolve any DNS
queries. How should you configure the DNS servers?
1. Configure ServerB as a secondary DNS server. Set
replication to occur every 5 minutes.
2. Configure ServerB as a stub zone.
3. Configure ServerB as a Active Directory Integrated
zone, and convert ServerA to an Active Directory
Integrated zone.
4. Convert ServerA to an Active Directory Integrated
zone, and convert ServerB as a secondary zone.
You are the network administrator for a mid-size Set dynamic updates to Secure Only
computer company. You have a single Active Directory
forest, and your DNS servers are configured as Active
Directory Integrated zones. When you look at the DNS
records in Active Directory, you notice that there are
many records for computers that do not exist on your
domain. You want to make sure only domain computers
register with your DNS servers. What should you do to
resolve this issue?
1. Set dynamic updates to None.
2. Set dynamic updates to Nonsecure and Secure
3. Set dynamic updates to Domain Users Only.
4. Set dynamic updates to Secure Only.
Your company consists of a single Active Directory forest. Enable BIND secondaries
You have a Windows Server 2016 domain controller that
also has the DNS role installed. You also have a Unix-
based DNS server at the same location. You need to
configure your Windows DNS server to allow zone
transfers to the Unix-based DNS server. What should you
do?
1. Enable BIND secondaries
2. Configure the Unix machine as a stub zone.
3. Convert the DNS server to Active Directory Integrated
4. Configure the Microsoft DNS server to forward all
requests to the Unix DNS server
ANSWERS
You are the network administrator for the ABC Company. Delete the .(root) zone from DNS2, and configure configure conditional
Your network consists of two DNS servers named DNS1 forwarding on DNS2
and DNS2. The users who are configured to use DNS2
complain because they are unable to connect to Internet
websites. The following table shows the configuration of
both servers.
DNS1
_msdcs.abc.comabc.com
DNS2
.(root)_msdcs.abc.comabc.com
The users connected to DNS2 need to be able to access
the Internet. What needs to be done?
1. Build a new Active Directory Integrated zone on DNS2
2. Delete the .(root) zone from DNS2, and configure
conditional forwarding on DNS2
3. Delete the current cache.dns file
4. Update your cache.dns file and root hints
, You are the network administrator for a large company Configure ServerB as an Active Directory Integrated zone, and convert ServerA to
that has one main site and one branch office. Your an Active Directory Integrated zone.
company has a single Active Directory forest. ABC.com.
You have a single domain controller (ServerA) in the main
site that has the DNS role installed. ServerA is configured
as a primary DNS zone. You have decided to place a
domain controller (ServerB) in the remote site and
implement the DNS role on that server. You want to
configure DNS so that, if the WAN link fails, users in both
sites can still update records and resolve any DNS
queries. How should you configure the DNS servers?
1. Configure ServerB as a secondary DNS server. Set
replication to occur every 5 minutes.
2. Configure ServerB as a stub zone.
3. Configure ServerB as a Active Directory Integrated
zone, and convert ServerA to an Active Directory
Integrated zone.
4. Convert ServerA to an Active Directory Integrated
zone, and convert ServerB as a secondary zone.
You are the network administrator for a mid-size Set dynamic updates to Secure Only
computer company. You have a single Active Directory
forest, and your DNS servers are configured as Active
Directory Integrated zones. When you look at the DNS
records in Active Directory, you notice that there are
many records for computers that do not exist on your
domain. You want to make sure only domain computers
register with your DNS servers. What should you do to
resolve this issue?
1. Set dynamic updates to None.
2. Set dynamic updates to Nonsecure and Secure
3. Set dynamic updates to Domain Users Only.
4. Set dynamic updates to Secure Only.
Your company consists of a single Active Directory forest. Enable BIND secondaries
You have a Windows Server 2016 domain controller that
also has the DNS role installed. You also have a Unix-
based DNS server at the same location. You need to
configure your Windows DNS server to allow zone
transfers to the Unix-based DNS server. What should you
do?
1. Enable BIND secondaries
2. Configure the Unix machine as a stub zone.
3. Convert the DNS server to Active Directory Integrated
4. Configure the Microsoft DNS server to forward all
requests to the Unix DNS server
