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1. Which command-line utility do you use to manage product activation and licensing in Windows Server 2008?






2. This network protocol is not supported in Windows Server 2008






3. The future of IP on the Internet and on public and private networks - Advantages: Improved security - Improved autoconfiguration - Simplified routing






4. Which command can you use to mount an image using ImageX?






5. These are required to propagate DHCP messages between routed subnets?






6. For clients that support Dynamic DNS - what records are updated in a DNS zone?






7. A group of protocols that works together to provide network services.






8. Configuring Clients for IPv4 and IPv6 - Configuration methods Stateless - generates own and stateful gets from a DHCP server.






9. Provides updated DNS record information to secondary servers.






10. What types of messages are used when a DHCP client moves to another subnet?






11. Set of rules to exchange messages with other Internet points at the information packet level - Guarantees the delivery of packets.






12. Responsible for bit-level transmission between network nodes. Cabling and connection types are defined at this layer.






13. A characteristic of networks that categorizes needs on the needs of a functional relationships between nodes - e.g. client-server - work group or peer-to-peer.






14. The Server Core version of the Windows Server 2008 Enterprise edition cannot be upgraded to the Full version without...






15. What network protocol is responsible for providing IP addresses dynamically for clients that need them?






16. Responsible for establishing process-to-process communications between networked hosts.






17. Which extension is used for ImageX-based image files?






18. When DHCP performs a ___ it also saves DHCP leases - options - scopes - and reservations






19. With ___ you can start a computer from a network or removable media - which provides network resources and other resources necessary to install and trouble shoot windows vista. You can also use it to boot a server and create an image file using Image






20. Default location for DHCP installation is _____






21. A medium that uses glass fibers for transmitting data via light.






22. Resolves IP address to host names for DNS clients.






23. You have a Windows Server 2008 server named MSN-SRV001 that has been configured for company XYZ.com. Before imaging the machine for deployment - you need to generalize the image so that Windows Welcome runs on the next reboot of the server. Which ste






24. IPv6 addresses are represented by ____-bit numbers that are broken into _____groups of hexadecimal numbers.






25. Uses source and destination addresses that are 128 bits - or 16 bytes - in length.






26. Can determine the network and host ID portions of an IP address.






27. Windows Server 2008 uses the ____ to perform DNS queries on behalf of the client.






28. Which of the following commands will flush the DNS client cache?






29. One of the two most common types of networks (other is LAN) - They cover a relatively broad geographic area and often uses transmission facilities provided by common carriers such as telephone companies - it can cover one city to another city or to a






30. How do 64-bit versions of Windows Server 2008 differ from 32-bit versions?






31. You have been asked to review the licensing for a future Windows Server 2008 deployment at Ditka's Coffee Traders (DCT). Based on the following information - recommend the options that require the fewest CALs to be purchased by the client. Select two






32. Which utility do you use to generalize computers before imaging by removing specific information such as user settings and the security identifier?






33. What layer of the OSI model does DHCP use and why?






34. Tasks you can do with an image using ImageX






35. Network services required for Dynamic Updates to function properly in a Windows 2008 environment.






36. ____ validates the DHCP database by comparing it with the registry of the operating system.






37. ImageX is the command-line tool for ...






38. To enable Teredo for workgroup clients






39. To recieve IP address and configuration informationfrom an IPv6 router is referred to as_____






40. What is the minimum amount of scopes that DCHP requires inorder to issue IP addresses?






41. Main function is to provide clients with secondary network configuration information .






42. Command-line tool for tracing the route between two nodes.






43. A bridge examines the source address of ____ (aka units of data transferred between sender & receiver on a network) traveling across its ports. The information from these are used by bridges to associate bridge ports and MAC addresses then stored for






44. ______ configuration is often used for devices that need a static IP






45. DNS servers and _______ are server roles that are good candidates for using a manually configured IP address.






46. Which of the following commands will clear the DNS server cache?






47. In IPv6 - Allow clients on the same subnet to communicate without DHCP or manual configuration - The IP address range is 169.254.0.1 through 169.254.255.254. The client also configures itself with a default class B subnet mask of 255.255.0.0. A clien






48. This is a typical IPv6 Unique Local address.






49. The Server Core version of Windows Server 2008 Enterprise edition ______ be upgraded to the Full installation without a complete reinstallation of the OS.






50. KMS works by counting the number of physical client computers requesting activation and then storing information on these computers in a table based on client machine identification (CMID) numbers - which are unique client IDs stored in the KMS datab