CNIT 242 Exam 1 Practice Questions with 100% Verified
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T/F: Authorization determines the permissions
that you as a user have to access something. - T/F: Biometrics function as both ID and proof of
ANSWER -True ID - ANSWER -True
T/F: Authentication determines how much of a T/F:Group policy is what grants permissions to
resource you are using. - ANSWER -False. users, groups, domains, sites, and OU's -
Accounting measures the amount of a resource ANSWER -False: ACL's or access control
used. lists assign permissions. GPO's assigns Rights.
Which of the following are not forms of Which of the following server types are not
Identification: required by kerberos?
A. User ID A. local Domain Servers
B. One-Time Tokens B. Authentication Servers
C. Biometrics C. Ticket Granting Servers
D. Digital Certificates - ANSWER -B. One- D. Application Server - ANSWER -A. Local
Time Tokens Domain Servers
T/F: Authentication can be accomplished using T/F: A directory is a centralized, hierarchical
any of the following: information repository about objects in an IT
What you know system - ANSWER -True
What you have
What you are
Where you are - ANSWER -True
T/F: Within a Directory structure resources are
distinguished via their name within the directory
tree. - ANSWER -False: Resources are
T/F: two factor authentication uses the same distinguished via their position, not name.
method of authentication two time in order to
prove your identity. - ANSWER -False:
Two-Factor uses two different methods not the
same. T/F: Directories can be arranged either
geographically or by functionality. -
ANSWER -True
T/F: User ID's should be the same as their email
address? - ANSWER -False
Which of the following Items can not be moved
within the directory?
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A. Groups defined in the directory schema. -
B. Computers ANSWER -True
C. Root
D. Whole sections of the Directory -
ANSWER -C. Root
Which of the following is an example of a
Absolute DN (distinguished name):
A. .accounting.jim
T/F: Items/Objects inherit attributes based on B. gm.us.accounting
their location in the directory. - ANSWER - C. gm.us.accounting.jim
True D. They all could or could not be considered an
Absolute DN depending on the context. -
ANSWER -D. the Absolute DN is just the
path to the root, depending on where the root is
T/F: When items are moved from one location to or where you are the Absolute DN changes.
another they:
A. Lost all of the inherited Attributes.
B. Keep their inherited attributed then gain on the
attributes from the new location. T/F: Relative DN's only list the location from the
C. Only keep the new locations inherited current as set in the client. - ANSWER -
attributes. True
D. No change on attributes occurs. -
ANSWER -C. Only Keep the new locations
inherited attributes.
T/F: DAP has the following directory naming
conventions:
c = Country
Which of the following is considered an o = Organization
COMMON container object: ou = Organizational unit
A. Country or location cn = common name - ANSWER -False:
B. Organization LDAP has that naming standard.
C. Organizational Units (OU)
D. Groups of names
E. All of the Above - ANSWER -E. All of the
above Which is not true about X.500:
A. Contains multiple computer network protocols
B. Considered the " Father of all directories"
C. Developed by ITU-T
T/F: A leaf object is one that cannot contain other D. Incorporated into the TCP/IP model -
objects in the directory. - ANSWER -True ANSWER -D. X.500 is incorporated into the
OSI model not the TCP/IP
T/F: Attributes that describe a leaf object are
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T/F: Authorization determines the permissions
that you as a user have to access something. - T/F: Biometrics function as both ID and proof of
ANSWER -True ID - ANSWER -True
T/F: Authentication determines how much of a T/F:Group policy is what grants permissions to
resource you are using. - ANSWER -False. users, groups, domains, sites, and OU's -
Accounting measures the amount of a resource ANSWER -False: ACL's or access control
used. lists assign permissions. GPO's assigns Rights.
Which of the following are not forms of Which of the following server types are not
Identification: required by kerberos?
A. User ID A. local Domain Servers
B. One-Time Tokens B. Authentication Servers
C. Biometrics C. Ticket Granting Servers
D. Digital Certificates - ANSWER -B. One- D. Application Server - ANSWER -A. Local
Time Tokens Domain Servers
T/F: Authentication can be accomplished using T/F: A directory is a centralized, hierarchical
any of the following: information repository about objects in an IT
What you know system - ANSWER -True
What you have
What you are
Where you are - ANSWER -True
T/F: Within a Directory structure resources are
distinguished via their name within the directory
tree. - ANSWER -False: Resources are
T/F: two factor authentication uses the same distinguished via their position, not name.
method of authentication two time in order to
prove your identity. - ANSWER -False:
Two-Factor uses two different methods not the
same. T/F: Directories can be arranged either
geographically or by functionality. -
ANSWER -True
T/F: User ID's should be the same as their email
address? - ANSWER -False
Which of the following Items can not be moved
within the directory?
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A. Groups defined in the directory schema. -
B. Computers ANSWER -True
C. Root
D. Whole sections of the Directory -
ANSWER -C. Root
Which of the following is an example of a
Absolute DN (distinguished name):
A. .accounting.jim
T/F: Items/Objects inherit attributes based on B. gm.us.accounting
their location in the directory. - ANSWER - C. gm.us.accounting.jim
True D. They all could or could not be considered an
Absolute DN depending on the context. -
ANSWER -D. the Absolute DN is just the
path to the root, depending on where the root is
T/F: When items are moved from one location to or where you are the Absolute DN changes.
another they:
A. Lost all of the inherited Attributes.
B. Keep their inherited attributed then gain on the
attributes from the new location. T/F: Relative DN's only list the location from the
C. Only keep the new locations inherited current as set in the client. - ANSWER -
attributes. True
D. No change on attributes occurs. -
ANSWER -C. Only Keep the new locations
inherited attributes.
T/F: DAP has the following directory naming
conventions:
c = Country
Which of the following is considered an o = Organization
COMMON container object: ou = Organizational unit
A. Country or location cn = common name - ANSWER -False:
B. Organization LDAP has that naming standard.
C. Organizational Units (OU)
D. Groups of names
E. All of the Above - ANSWER -E. All of the
above Which is not true about X.500:
A. Contains multiple computer network protocols
B. Considered the " Father of all directories"
C. Developed by ITU-T
T/F: A leaf object is one that cannot contain other D. Incorporated into the TCP/IP model -
objects in the directory. - ANSWER -True ANSWER -D. X.500 is incorporated into the
OSI model not the TCP/IP
T/F: Attributes that describe a leaf object are
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