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1. IPv6 counterpart of the IP4 local address but is not routable in the global IPv6 Internet fd00::.






2. Technologies are new to Windows Server 2008.






3. As noted the a switch is like a combination of a switch and router combined therefore; a switch spans layers of the OSI model. A device such as this is referred to as a _____






4. Based on an addressing scheme that uses unique 32-bit (4-byte) addresses.






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






6. Allow one user to access server resources from unknown or multiple devices






7. Which type of message is sent from a DHCP client to a DHCP server?






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






9. Provides a key to activate individual computers or a group of computers within your environment






10. Windows server 2008 uses a single answer file using the ___ format.






11. What are in the 1st two octets that APIPA addresses always start with?






12. Used to map the hops a packet must make to reach a target.






13. DHCP clients that use IPv6 are referred to as___






14. On a ______- each port cannot use the full bandwidth (100 Mbps) without affecting other ports.






15. Allow a DNS client to resolve an FQDN to an IP address.






16. In Active Directory domains - what does the DHCP server need before it can start assigning IP addresses?






17. Protocol used by IPv6 clients for router discovery on a network - Can be used to manually configure your Windows Server 2008 server with a static IP address






18. Use _______ from the command to view a clients detailed IP information.






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






20. Using the ___ image format you can modify images by adding or removing files. This connects an NTFS folder to the selected image. After mounting - you can use windows explorer or the command prompt to work with the files.






21. How does WDS help the multicast process?






22. License of choice in situations where many users access resources from a few client computers






23. You have been given a server with the following hardware specifications: Processor: Quad-Core Processor 64-bit - Memory: 8 GB - Available Disk Space: 135 GB - Drive: CD-ROM Drive - Given these specifications - can you install Windows Server 2008






24. Server 2008 editions - Data center allows ____ VM guests to be hosted.






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






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






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






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






29. You cannot use the __________for 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows Server 2008.






30. 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






31. Image X can only be used for capturing and applying full images of an OS. It cannot be used to _______________. It supports only .wim file type unlike the third party applications for imaging.






32. Server that has the DNS role installed - Does not hold a DNS zone so it is not authoritative for any DNS zones - Does it maintain any DNS records.






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






34. 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






35. Standard zones classifications






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






37. License that grants to a user or computer device the right to access the server






38. What is the first Octet range for a Class A IP address - Max Hosts = 16 - 777 - 214?






39. The amount of time - or the duration - that an IP address is loaned to a DHCP client.






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






41. You ________ have a valid Windows Server 2008 product key to install Windows Server 2008 Datacenter.






42. By default server 2008 servers and most client OSs are configured to DHCP Therefore; clients only need configuring if a ____ must be applied to it.






43. 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.






44. How often do automatic backups of the DHCP database occur?






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






46. What new feature of Windows Server 2008 DNS is a viable replacement for WINS in some situations?






47. What responsibility does the domain controller locator function perform on an Active Directory client?






48. The 80/20 method can be skipped when____ shifts the entire scope to a Failover system if the primary server fails.






49. Servers used to resolve names






50. Recieves a single then resends it at a higher level or power so that the single can travel farther distances between the start and end points of communication.