SER 201-204 Pt-1

The two steps to harden a web application server is harden the web server and protect the back end network

What is one machine acting as many?

Which common web service provider is integrated is MS Office?

Which of the following are one of the 7 levels of NTFS permissions?

What is the purpose of virtualization?

Which level of IIS authentication hashes the username and password using MD5?

What ensures integrity and confirms the senders identity?

What allows for administration from any domain computer browser?

NTFS permissions can be combine with share permissions

Which website setting creates an Alias for a shared folder on the server?

With of the following is the primary configuration tool of IIS?

What are cumulative, are inherited unless otherwise specified and can be set at file or folder level?

What is many machines acting as one?

Folder permissions are inherited by all contained objects

Which common web service provider provides Intranet/Internet website services?

What utilizes X.509 v3 for digital signatures and uses PKC Standard #7 for encryption of messages?

What attack involves inserting malicious code into 'strings' that are accepted by the database server?

What is a folder made available over a network to authorized network clients?

What is the main logical container on a host server?

Which common web language defines structure and content of data?

What encrypts web traffic between a client and a web server?

What is a shared folder designed to be accessed using HTTP or FTP?

What stores copies of messages, calendar events, and other items within MS Outlook in an Open proprietary file format?

Which type of cookie is used with HTTPS?

Permissions apply to both network users and those logged on directly to the local machine

The creation of what is required when installing Exchange Server?

What allows software to be licensed on a subscription basis and is hosted on a central server?

What are the two types of permissions to secure Web resources?

Which common web service provider can be hosted on Windows Servers and is designed for Linux/Unix Servers?

What is renting physical server equipment?

Which of the following are the four main file and folder attributes?

What is the primary monitoring tool of shared drives and folders?

Which website setting sets the port and protocol associated with a site?

What provides more specified levels of access?

Which common web language is a primarily client-side web scripting language?

What provides a means for users to input data into web sites?

Which common web language is the primary language used to display web pages?

What is the practical limit of the partition size for NTFS?

What is a network-level counter to email attacks that is integrated into firewalls?

What is used to access Mail Stores when connection to Outlook Server is unavailable?

Which web resource is assigned to users and groups individually?

Which common web language is specialized as a server-side language for database connections and queries?

This is disabled by default and implemented only on NTFS volumes

Which website setting shows the load order for the files that will be utilized when connecting to the site?

Which level of IIS authentication uses the IUSR_servername?

Which attack involves viewing a web page that compromises your computer utilizing steganography?

What is all or a portion of a hard drive that is shared?

What is a set of shared folders that is replicated across multiple servers for fault tolerance and load balancing?

What are the two models of DFS?

Which type of cookie is created by ads on the current website?

What allows users to run and manage OS and applications logically over the network?

Which file/folder attribute is displayed in green text and is only available on NTFS file systems?

Which role provided by Exchange is the DMZ Mailbox role that prevents direct access to the Internal Network?

Which common web language allows updating parts of a web page without reloading the entire page?

If a folder is encrypted, all files and subfolders are encrypted as well

Files with Compress attribute can be encrypted

What terminals have no need for hardware as everything is handled dynamically by the server?

Which file/folder attribute is not displayed when utilizing Windows Explorer and command line?

What makes it appear that multiple physically separate File Servers are stored in a single logical structure?

Websites consist of the IIS server Role, and web documentation

Which servers handle incoming client connections?

What are the four main settings that can be changed in website properties?

Between Share and NTFS, only NTFS permissions apply when accessing a file locally

What can admins manage within the Exchange Administration Center (EAC)?

What are some common email-based attacks?

Which role provided by Exchange is the Clients connection to the Mailbox Server?

What are the three applications used to create shared folders or drives?

Which of the following are protocols utilized by Internet Information Service

Which file/folder attribute only looks at the contents of the files?

A Dedicated Service Account (DSA) requires permissions from which AD groups?

What are the three groups that can create shared folders?

Which file/folder attribute reduces the amount of disk space needed for files and folders and is displayed in blue?

What are pointers to a physical location of shared folders?

Which servers are dedicated to running the mailbox and public folder stores?

Which type of cookie is automatically recreated after a user deletes them?

What is a tool utilized to limit and control user disk space to prevent over usage of resources?

Which role provided by Exchange is the Mailbox and public folder database?

What are the three shared folder permissions?

Which type of cookie is created by the website currently being viewed?

Which form of web server attack injects scripts into a web application server that redirects users to a malicious page?

What are the three elements of DFS Topology

What is an open-source family of protocols that encrypts and signs emails and creates PKC certificates?

Which website setting changes the physical path to the default documentation?

Which common web language is a server-side web scripting language and may contain HTML tags, and PHP scripts?

What is the Marine Corps standard file system?

What protects mail servers from unauthorized access and possesses spam filtering capabilities?

What tab in advanced security settings shows specific permissions for a user or group?

Which type of cookie is stored on the HDD and can be recalled later?

Resources located on a NTFS partition or volume can be given what?

What defines how the content on a webpage is displayed?

Predefining "keys" for users can limit the chance of a Cross-Site Scripting attack (XSS)

What does DSA run to update the domain in Active Directory?

Which type of cookie is stored in RAM and lost after they are no longer needed?

Which level of IIS authentication requires a valid Windows Server account and uses base 64 encoding?

What does DSA run to update the schema in Active Directory?

Which web resource permission is global across the domain and configured for sites?

Which of the below is an example of a form modification attack?

What detects attacks performed against mail servers?

Which attack involves intercepting HTTP Header information for exploitation?

Which level of IIS authentication utilizes a federated identity system?