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Annex C DSAC 11 Lesson 2
Annex C DSAC 11 Lesson 2
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Example of a DNS
IP Address, www. , .com , .host, .org
01TREGTVCSA
Domain naming Master, Infrastructure Master
11110111
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What is a Server Role?
softwareprogram that lets a server perform specific function for many users
Main benefit of ADDS
integrates security by authenticating logons
allows adm to manage and store information about resources
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Many servers can have up to three different roles.
False
True
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What ADDS stand for?
Active Directory Domain Software
Active Directory Domain Services
Domain Name System
AActive Domain directory services
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DNS Benefits
Host(A)record, maps a hostname string into its IP Address.
Split Brain DNS-records split into different zone scopes on same DNS server
Load Balancing, DNS policy balance traffic between the diff app instances
Forensics adm use DNS policy to redirect malicious client to nonexistent IP
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File and Storage Services provides:
Storage so you can save pictures and money
Can be used for centralized backup and file management of documents
Im tired
Central location where network where files are stored and shared on network
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The PTR record can only be stored in a reverse lookup zone
False
True
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What IPAM stand for
IP Address Management
IP Ability Manage
IP Administrative Metadata
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Computers use DNS to locate Active Directory domain controllers.
False
True
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FSMO Domain Naming Master provides these services:
1 Per Domain
1 Per Forest
Only one that can add or remove a domain from the directory
Manages addition and removal of damains and app partitions in forest
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What FSMO stand for?
Flexible Single Master Operations
Flexible Single Mini Operation
Forest Single Mini Operation
Flesible Sin Master Opinion
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Provides computer name-to-IP address mapping name resolution and services to computers and users.
ADDS, Active Directory Domain Services
Server Roles
DNS, Domain Name System
Active Directory
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If the reverse look up zone is not created then the pointer record will not be automatically created
False
True
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(FSMO) - Primary Domain Controller (PDC) provides these services:
Responsible for managing GPOs
Responsible for replicating password changes
Account lockouts and Authentications
1 Per Domain
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(FSMO) Schema Master Role provides these services:
Only one that can process updates to the directory schema
1 Per Forest
Responsible for processing updates to AD schema
Typically administered by a NCO, SNCO or even Chief Warrant Officer.
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What DNS stand for?
Directory Number Server
Data Network System
Domain and System
Domain Name System
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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Provides:
Entired process is automated and managed centrally
Allows host to obtain required TCP/IP config. inf. from a DHCP server
Unused IP's
Client/server protocol that provides an IP host with its IP address
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What OCSP stand for
Online Certificate Status Protocol
On Calendar Sunday Pepa
On Computer Server Provide
Online Certificate Status Public
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Host(A)Record
Can only be created and stored in a forward lookup zone
AAAA Record is using IPv6
Can be created as a static or dynamic record
Have a corresponding Pointer record in the reverse lookup zone.
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Benefits of DHCP
2 Per Domain
Minimizes configuration errors caused by manual IPaddress config. errors
enables the ability to centralize print server and network printer task
Prevents duplicated IP's on the Network
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What Microsoft Online Certificate Status Protocol provides?
Used for centralized backup
Provide Central location
Efficient mechanism for distributing certificate revocation information
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What DHCP stand for?
Data Host Cyber Primary
Domain Host Control Protocol
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
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What ADFS stand for?
Active Directory Federation Software
Active Data Flexible services
Active Directory Federation Services
Aviation Data Force Service
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Administrator can use to diagnose (and in some cases repair) Active Directory Replication
ADAC
Repadmin Tool
DNS
VCSA
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Required procedure after a forced removal of a domain controller
MetaData CleanUp
ADDC
DNS
ADAC
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What (ADAC) stand for
Active Direction Administrar Centro
Active Directory Administration Center
All Data All Cost
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(FSMO) Relative Identifier Master (RID)
Print and Document Services
1 Per Domain
Proccesses RID pool request from all DCs within a given domain
MetaData CleanUp
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Domain Controller Roles
Stores one domain directory partioning of info about domain's location
Has the (ADDS) Role Installed
Roles that perform specific functions in a ADDS enviroment
AAAA Record
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How ADDS works? (Active Directory Domain Services)
Most Basic type of record that exists in the DNS
Domains,Organizational Units,Active Directory Trees,Active Directory Forest
VariousDS connect with the hierarchical structure users access/manage them
Computers use DNS/ADDS to locate Active Directory domain controllers
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What RSAT stand for
directory enviroment
Remote Server Administrative Tools
Remote Server Active Tools
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IP Address Management (IPAM) provides:
Automatically discovers IP infrastructure server and DNS server on network
2+2=4
Provide central location
Memory management
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Pointer or PTR record is the counterpart of an A record?
True
False
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DC placement and designing sites,subnets,site links bridges to ensure efficient routing of query and replication traffic
Active Directory Sites and services
DNS
ADDS
WAN
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(FSMO) Infrastructure Master provides these services:
1 Per Domain
Keeps track of changes made in other domains in the forest
Simplifies the user experience
UPdates the group-to-users when members of groups are renamed or changed
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What DC stand for?
Data Control
Directory Control
Domain Controller
Domain Calculation
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Example of ADFS
WWW. , .org , .com
11001111
WO,O,WG,B,WB,G,WBR,B
Cisco Jabber, SolarWinds, Web Help Desk, SharePoint, and Transverse Chat.
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How many Roles a Server can have?
100
6
250
345
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What is ADFS?
A Single Sign-On (SSO) solution created by microsoft
Provides users with authenticated access to application
An IP Address
Simplifies the user experience
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Benefits of ADDS?
Hierarchical Structure, main benefit of ADDS
Redundancy, has built in replication and redundancy.
Flexibility, can access Active Directory from any computer on the network
Single Point of Access creates single point of access to network resources
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ADDS can be used on premise or in hybrid cloud enviroment? (Active Directory Domain Services)
False
True
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Active Directory Sites and Services helps any organization to?
Reduce network traffic over slow wide area network (WAN) links
minimize the cost of replicating Active Directory Data
Minimize efforts that are required to maintain the site topology
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Contains information such as the priority weight, service port number, and the host name where the service is residing
Service(SRV)Record
ADDS
Pointer or PTR record
FSMO
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The mapping of a hostname into another hostname it is call?
Alias (CNAME) Record
IPconfig
Mail EXchanger (MX) Record
Service (SRV) Record
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Used specifically for the purpose of sending email. Indicates that the domain is willing to receive email.
Mail Exchanger (MX) Record
Email Exchanger (MX) Record
Google Email
United States Postal Service
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OCSP is a component of a Public Key Infrastructure
False
True
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Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS)
Helps admin. to manage both computing devices and users.
Will recorder them into a custom hierarchical structure.
Allows admin. to manage and store information about resources
logons/controlling access to directory resources
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Memory management can be divided into 3 important groups:
IPAM
application memory management
OS
Memory management of hardware
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Flexible Single Master Operation 5 roles. (FSMO)
Primary Domain Controller, Infrastructure Master.
Active Directory Forests
Schema Master, Domain Naming Master, Relative Identifier (RID) Master
Domains, Organizational Units, Active directory trees
