CNIT 242 Exam Questions with Correct Answers (Grade A+)
Question 1: Pruning and Grafting
Answer: objects can be easily moved from one location to aother
Question 2: Schema
Answer: Defines the attribute types a directory can contain, along with the structure (like a template)
Housed on domain controllers
Question 3: Leaf Objects
Answer: Any object that cannot contain another object in the directory (an object that has no child objects)
Can inherit attributes from its parent containers Ex. person, computer, printer
Question 4: Directory
Answer: A directory is a centralized, hierarchical information repository about objects in an IT system
Question 5: Directory Functions
Answer: provides centralized authentication enables a general "phone book" about network users provides
for granularity of administration
Question 6: T/F: Active Directory uses LDAP to do Authentication and Authorization.
Answer: F
Question 7: T/F X.500is the original basis for Kerberos.?
Answer: F
Question 8: T/F Context refers to a container that can be nested to create a hierarch in a directory.
Answer: F
Question 9: T/F Naming in Active Directory follows the LDAP standard.
Answer: T
Question 10: T/F In an enterprise environment, it is best to assign permissions to individual users.
Answer: F
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,Question 11: T/F Access Control Lists provide one method of authentication.
Answer: F
Question 12: T/F Active Directory uses LDAP to do Authentication and Authorization.
Answer: F
Question 13: T/F A directory can be used to provide centralized user authentications.
Answer: T
Question 14: T/F Authentication is the process of determining what users should be able to do.
Answer: F
Question 15: T/F Leaf objects can inherit attributes from it's parent containers.
Answer: T
Question 16: T/F The two basic parts of authentication are usernames and passwords.
Answer: F
Question 17: T/F Naming in Active Diectory follows the LDAP standard
Answer: T
Question 18: T/F Trust relationship among domain trees needs to be established explicitly or implicitly
to build a domain forest.
Answer: T
Question 19: T/F If a DDNS server is not available during the AD install, the installation will finish but
asks you to install one later.
Answer: F
Question 20: T/F To maximize performance, AD groups should be created as "Universal".
Answer: F
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, Question 21: T/F Authoritative DNS server will be contacted only when the configured DNS server does
not have the record in its database/cache.
Answer: T
Question 22: T/F An advantage of Roaming User Profiles is that users can access their files even if they
aren't connected to the network.
Answer: F
Question 23: T/F It's recommended to link each Group Policy at a user level.
Answer: F
Question 24: T/F Group Policy is applied in the following order: local, site, domain, OU.
Answer: T
Question 25: T/F If parent GPO settings conflict with child GPO settings, the child settings win.
Answer: T
Question 26: T/F An administratively enforced GPO cannot be blocked or overruled by a child's
settings.
Answer: T
Question 27: T/F A NAS is used for block stargage and a SAN is used for file level storage
Answer: F
Question 28: T/F NAS can be implemented using either fiber channel or iSCSI
Answer: T
Question 29: T/F iSCSI must used TCP port 3260
Answer: T
Question 30: T/F An iSCI qualified name takes the form of iqn.yyyy.mm:optional_unique_ID
Answer: T
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Question 1: Pruning and Grafting
Answer: objects can be easily moved from one location to aother
Question 2: Schema
Answer: Defines the attribute types a directory can contain, along with the structure (like a template)
Housed on domain controllers
Question 3: Leaf Objects
Answer: Any object that cannot contain another object in the directory (an object that has no child objects)
Can inherit attributes from its parent containers Ex. person, computer, printer
Question 4: Directory
Answer: A directory is a centralized, hierarchical information repository about objects in an IT system
Question 5: Directory Functions
Answer: provides centralized authentication enables a general "phone book" about network users provides
for granularity of administration
Question 6: T/F: Active Directory uses LDAP to do Authentication and Authorization.
Answer: F
Question 7: T/F X.500is the original basis for Kerberos.?
Answer: F
Question 8: T/F Context refers to a container that can be nested to create a hierarch in a directory.
Answer: F
Question 9: T/F Naming in Active Directory follows the LDAP standard.
Answer: T
Question 10: T/F In an enterprise environment, it is best to assign permissions to individual users.
Answer: F
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,Question 11: T/F Access Control Lists provide one method of authentication.
Answer: F
Question 12: T/F Active Directory uses LDAP to do Authentication and Authorization.
Answer: F
Question 13: T/F A directory can be used to provide centralized user authentications.
Answer: T
Question 14: T/F Authentication is the process of determining what users should be able to do.
Answer: F
Question 15: T/F Leaf objects can inherit attributes from it's parent containers.
Answer: T
Question 16: T/F The two basic parts of authentication are usernames and passwords.
Answer: F
Question 17: T/F Naming in Active Diectory follows the LDAP standard
Answer: T
Question 18: T/F Trust relationship among domain trees needs to be established explicitly or implicitly
to build a domain forest.
Answer: T
Question 19: T/F If a DDNS server is not available during the AD install, the installation will finish but
asks you to install one later.
Answer: F
Question 20: T/F To maximize performance, AD groups should be created as "Universal".
Answer: F
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, Question 21: T/F Authoritative DNS server will be contacted only when the configured DNS server does
not have the record in its database/cache.
Answer: T
Question 22: T/F An advantage of Roaming User Profiles is that users can access their files even if they
aren't connected to the network.
Answer: F
Question 23: T/F It's recommended to link each Group Policy at a user level.
Answer: F
Question 24: T/F Group Policy is applied in the following order: local, site, domain, OU.
Answer: T
Question 25: T/F If parent GPO settings conflict with child GPO settings, the child settings win.
Answer: T
Question 26: T/F An administratively enforced GPO cannot be blocked or overruled by a child's
settings.
Answer: T
Question 27: T/F A NAS is used for block stargage and a SAN is used for file level storage
Answer: F
Question 28: T/F NAS can be implemented using either fiber channel or iSCSI
Answer: T
Question 29: T/F iSCSI must used TCP port 3260
Answer: T
Question 30: T/F An iSCI qualified name takes the form of iqn.yyyy.mm:optional_unique_ID
Answer: T
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