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1. Can be used to create a user account






2. Command to install the Terminal Services role on a Windows Server 2008 server.






3. This is a typical IPv6 Link Local address?






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






5. To capture a drive partition containing an operating system - you need to...






6. Protocols that work at the network layer of the OSI model






7. If ISATAP is enabled and needs to be disabled (using netsh)






8. dcpromo.exe automatically creates and delegates the forest root domain DNS zone - or the first domain in your forest. It also creates the ____.






9. 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






10. ___is the new scripting and command-line interface for Windows Server 2008






11. What layer of the OSI model do MAC addresses work on?






12. A key difference between a primary zone and a secondary zone: primary zone - ________ - secondary zone - Write.






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






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






15. Intervals DHCP clients use to perform lease renewals






16. Uses tunneling of IPv6 packets over an IPv4 network - Stores the IPv4 address of the ISATAP router in bits 17 to 48 - Encapsulates only the IPv4 router's IP address - not the destination client.






17. MAC adresses are designed to be _______ and allow clients to communicate on certain networks.






18. Provides updated DNS record information to secondary servers.






19. CIDR notation of _______ will divide the IP address 192.168.100.0 into 16 networks with 16 hosts.


20. They are used in DHCP to give a DHCP client a static IP address without manually configuring the address on the client.






21. What type of media cannot be used to run Windows PE?






22. This defines the type of hardware technology used for connecting the network nodes.






23. Provides the following information - Location of services it needs - Network protocol needed to access the previously mentioned services - Domain services it provides.






24. Gets its updates from the master zone transfer partner specified on the Zone Transfer tab in DNS.






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






26. Advantages of using AD DS-integrated DNS zones over standard DNS zones.






27. An ___ is a text file that provides configuration settings during the installation of an operating system.






28. Hyper-V can be installed on these editions of Windows Server 2008.






29. _______ organized into the following domains: root domain (.) - top-level domain (TLD) - second-level domain - and sub-domain.






30. Technologies are new to Windows Server 2008.






31. Allows IPv6 routers and hosts to communicate across IPv4 networks - requires a router that supports it - Interface ID is separated into two parts - First 32 bits are either 0:5efe for a private address or 200:5efe for a public address - Last 32 bits






32. DHCP servers use this to determine if a DHCP client has an IP reservation.






33. What does entering the ipconfig /release command do?






34. When using the Windows Deployment services role to remotely deploy OSs via the network - what other services must be present?






35. The recommended tool for creating your image distribution shares and the unattend.xml answer file AND Gives you access to all the configurable settings in Windows Server 2008






36. Clients are sporadically having trouble connecting to your internal Web site at intranet.widgets.local. Round-robin DNS is used to load balance your Web site on three servers: Web1.widgets.local - Web2.widgets.local - and Web3.widgets.local. You susp






37. Commonly used on servers where a dynamic IP address would affect network resources.






38. Within a normal network - all network nodes connect to one or more switches which are connected to a ___ for connectivity to other subnets or the internet - also needed for forwarding traffic to other subnets or public networks in this situation - wo






39. They are assigned a unique MAC address by the manufacturer - They allow devices to connect to a physical network.






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






41. Although Sysprep resets the activation of windows server 2008 - you can only reactivate windows server 2008 __ times.






42. TFTP and multicast are not based on ...






43. Ensures the reliability of the physical layer at Link 1. Responsible for adjacent network nodes such as - hubs & switches.






44. For installing roles and features in server core - you can use the ____ tool.






45. Responsible for providing user services.






46. Because Server Core lacks a GUI - you must configure it from the command prompt using such tools as ____ - WIMIC - Net.exe or from remote systems using rmtshare.exe And WinRM






47. In IPv6 - Automates the allocation of IP addresses through a server-based role.






48. Which of the following are not requirements for running WDS?






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






50. 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.