255Part 1: IP Structure
Task 1: Enter your VLSM in the table below:
Network Broadcast Wildcard
Name CIDR Subnet Mask Usable Range
Address Address Mask
Servers and [Link] /25 [Link] [Link] - [Link] [Link] [Link]
Workstations
Wireless Aps [Link] /27 [Link] [Link] - [Link] [Link] [Link]
Printers [Link] /28 [Link] [Link] - [Link] [Link] [Link]
Infrastructure [Link] /28 [Link] [Link] - [Link] [Link] [Link]
If the population of the network doubles, what will the Network ID
Question 1
and CIDR be?
Looks like those subnets will not fit into that network
[Link] /24
ANSWER [Link] /26
[Link] /27
[Link] /27
Part 2: Virtualization
Task 2. Provide the screenshot here
Task 3. Provide the screenshot here
What full Powershell command will create the virtual switch in this
Question 2
section?
New-VMSwitch -Name "YourVirtualSwitchName" -
NetAdapterName "YourNetAdapterName" -AllowManagementOS
ANSWER $true
Question 3 When should you use the .vhdx format instead of .vhd format?
When you want a virtual hard drive that is greater than 2TB,
[Link] format should be used rather than [Link] format. Virtual
hard drives up to 64TB in capacity are supported by [Link]
ANSWER format. Additionally,.vhdx optimizes disk space and offers security
against data corruption during power outages. In order for the
virtual hard drive format to function properly on big sector disks, it
also offers superior alignment.
Part 3: Installation and Configuration
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A user returning from holidays has attempted to login 6 times, the
Question 4 account is locked out. Which powershell command will you need to
execute to allow the user to log into the domain again?
You would use the 'Unlock-ADAccount' cmdlet in PowerShell to
unlock a user's account in Active Directory. The instruction might
resemble something like this:
ANSWER PowerShell username for "unlock-ADAccount"
The username of the account you wish to unlock should be used in
lieu of "username". The user's account will be unlocked by this
command, enabling them to sign into the domain once again.
What Powershell cmdlet would you use to start an interactive
Question 5
session with a remote computer by the name of WS1?
ANSWER Use the 'Enter-PSSession' cmdlet in PowerShell to initiate an
interactive session with a remote machine. The command might
seem as follows if the remote computer's name is WS1:
Enter-PSSession -ComputerName WS1 in PowerShell
This command will launch a conversational session with the WS1
remote computer. Then, you may issue orders to that computer as
if you were in front of it.
Part 4: DNS
Task 10. Provide the screenshot here
List 2 record types that are found on an AD DS integrated DNS that
Question 6
you wouldn’t find on a public DNS server
1. SRV Records: Service (SRV) records are a type of DNS record
that is used in AD DS to locate domain controllers for Active
Directory. These records are used by computers and other devices
to find services on the network, such as LDAP (for directory
services) or Kerberos (for authentication services). SRV records are
not typically found on public DNS servers because they are specific
ANSWER to the services provided within an organization's network.
2. AFSDB Records: Andrew File System Database (AFSDB) records
are used in AD DS to locate servers that hold a distributed file
system database. This type of record is not typically found on
public DNS servers because it is specific to the distributed file
system service within an organization's network.
Part 5: AD DS
Task 11. Provide the screenshot here
Task 12. Provide the screenshot here
Task 13. Provide the screenshot here
Task 14. Provide the screenshot here
Question 7 When is a user's access token created?
The user's access token is created after the user first logs on to the
ANSWER
network.
What is the interface within Active Directory Administrative Center
Question 8 that simplifies the delegation of permissions for domains, OUs, or
containers?
The interface within Active Directory Administrative Center that
simplifies the delegation of permissions for domains, Organizational
ANSWER
Units (OUs), or containers is called the Delegation of Control
Wizard.
Which term is described as the process of configuring one or more
Question 9
groups as members of another group?
ANSWER Selected Group nesting
Part 6: Join Computers to the domain
Task 15. Provide the screenshot here
What is the syntax command-line utility for joining a domain using
Question 10
[Link]?
ANSWER netdom join /Domain: [/UserD: /PasswordD:]
List an example of two graphical tool in Windows Server 2016 that
Question 11
can create user objects.
[Link] Directory Users and Computers (ADUC)
ANSWER
[Link] Manager:
Part 7: Group Policy
Task 16. Provide the screenshot here
The Group Policy templates (GPT) folder structure is located in the
Question 12
shared ________ folder on a domain controller.
ANSWER SYSVOL
What is the setting on an individual GPO link that forces the GPO’s
Question 13 settings to flow down through the AD DS hierarchy, without being
blocked by child OUs?
ANSWER Enforced Difficulty
Question 14 Describe Group Policy Preferences (GPPs).
GPPs are a new group of Group Policy Client-Side Extensions (CSEs)
ANSWER that include folder options, drive maps, printers, tasks, services, and
Start Menu items.
Part 8: AD CS
Task 17. Provide the screenshot here
A __________ is an electronic document that contains an identity,
Question 15 such as a user or organization name, along with a corresponding
public key.
ANSWER digital certificate
Which PKI-related service is used for network devices such as
Question 16 switches and routers to enroll for an X.509 digital certificate from a
CA?
ANSWER Network Device Enrollment Service (NDES),
Part 9: IPv6 Subnetting
Task 18: Enter your subnet in the table below:
Name CIDR First IP address Last IP address
1 fd00::/10 fd00:: fd3f:ffff:ffff:ffff::
2 fd40::/10 fd40:: fd7f:ffff:ffff:ffff::
3 fd80::/10 fd80:: fdbf:ffff:ffff:ffff::
4 fdc0::/10 fdc0:: fdff:ffff:ffff:ffff::