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Test por Michael Marcus, actualizado hace más de 1 año
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Creado por Michael Marcus
hace casi 9 años
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Pregunta 1
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where can you view audit events?
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in the C:\Temp\Logs folder as text files
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in System logs in Events Viewer
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in Security logs in Event Viewer
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by using audit/logs at the command line
Pregunta 2
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Auditing is used for what purpose?
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authenticating users
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authorizing users
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recording user's actions
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assessing a user's permissions
Pregunta 3
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why would auditing include logon and logoff times?
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these are simply default audit types for accounts
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logon and logoff times can help track user's work hours
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logon and logoff times can help pinpoint who was logged on during a failure
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logon and logoff events can track system usage for capacity planning
Pregunta 4
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why is it a good idea (other that the effect on system performance) to set up auditing for only those objects that you really need to focus on?
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object auditing is complex and requires a lot of time to set up
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searching through too many events makes finding problems more difficult
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by enabling objects auditing, you also enable many other events
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auditing too many events adds an extra layer of complexity to management tasks
Pregunta 5
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why is choosing what to audit, instead of auditing everything that a user does, a good idea?
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high level of auditing can affect system preformance
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auditing sets up an air of suspicion for users
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extensive audit trails often lead to too much troubleshooting
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auditing requires a high level of expertise to set up and maintain
Pregunta 6
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which utility do you use to access advance audit policy settings?
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Local Policy Editor
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Group Policy Editor
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Domain Policy Editor
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Schema Policy Editor
Pregunta 7
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what is one of the primary advantages to using Active Directory to store DNS information?
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fault tolerance
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zero configuration
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low maintenance
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reverse zone lookups
Pregunta 8
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which type of DNS zone resolves host names to IP addresses?
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forward lookup zone
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reverse lookup zone
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backward lookup zone
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null lookup zone
Pregunta 9
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when resetting audit settings back to basic mode, what file must you remove as part of the process?
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policies.txt
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audit.txt
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policies.csv
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audit.csv
Pregunta 10
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which TCP/UDP port does the DNS service use to communicate?
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25
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53
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80
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443
Pregunta 11
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what is the first and most important step in installing and deploying DNS in your network?
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setting up Active Directory so that DNS can be integrated into it
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planning the infrastructure and service requirements
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configuring the forward and reverse lookup zones correctly
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splitting the network into subdomains
Pregunta 12
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which one of the following is an example of an FQDN?
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SERVER1
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192.168.1.50
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sales.microsoft.com
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C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\ETC\HOSTS
Pregunta 13
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what is the primary advantage of a caching-only DNS server?
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it requires no maintenance
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it provides DNS to a select few DNS clients
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is speeds DNS queries by building a DNS request cache
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it increases network traffic only on external networks
Pregunta 14
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authorization is used for what purpose?
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to grant access to a user
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to verify a user's identity
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to determine security restrictions
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to calculate effective permissions
Pregunta 15
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why are success audits as important as failure audits?
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successes are important to troubleshooting for establishing baselines of normal behavior
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successes are included by default and can be filtered out
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successes can point to security breaches as well as normal behavior
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successes allow you to track activity such as new account creation
Pregunta 16
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authentication is used for what purpose?
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to grant access to a user
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to verify a user's identity
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to determine security restrictions
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to calculate effective permissions
Pregunta 17
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why would you implement a caching-only DNS server on your network?
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to speed DNS queries and decrease network traffic
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to avoid installing and configuring a full-blown DNS server
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to reduce the amount of maintenance for administrator
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to reduce complexity in a network environment
Pregunta 18
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what is the primary advantage of a caching-only DNS server?
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it requires no maintenance
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it provides DNS to a select few DNS clients
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it speeds DNS queries by building a DNS request cache
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it increases network traffic only on external networks
Pregunta 19
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by using the Active Directory-integrated zone, DNS follows what kind of model?
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master-slave
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multi-master
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primary-secondary
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forward-reverse
Pregunta 20
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what type of structure does DNS have?
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hierarchical distributed
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flat distributed
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top-down distributed
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wheel-spoke distributed
Pregunta 21
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A specific, individual computer or other network device in a domain is known as what?
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server
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entity
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top-level system
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host
Pregunta 22
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the Domain Name System (DNS) works much like a phone book to associate URLs (names) with what kinds of numbers?
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ID numbers
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World Wide Web number
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domain addresses
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IP addresses
Pregunta 23
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which of the following is an example of a second-level domain?
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blah.com
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.net
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server1
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corporate.local
Pregunta 24
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which of the following is an example of a top-level domain?
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.local
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.net
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.business
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microsoft.com
Pregunta 25
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which auditing feature allows you to define computer-wide system access control lists for the file system or the registry?
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Global Object Access Auditing
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Filereg Auditing
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Registry Trail Auditing
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System Tracker Auditing snap-in
Pregunta 26
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What type of audit event notifies you that an account failed to log on?
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DS access
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object access
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privilege use
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logon/logoff
Pregunta 27
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Why should you avoid using basic audit policy settings and advanced audit policy settings together?
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that amount of auditing will fill out event logs too quickly
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the two audit setting ranges have too much redundancy or overlap between them
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setting too many policies can put your system in an 'out of compliance" state
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Audit policies might cause conflicts or erratic behavior.
Pregunta 28
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By using what type of policy can you track, limit, or deny a user's ability to use removable storage devices such as USB drives in Windows Server 2012 R2?
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USB Storage Access
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Removable Storage Access
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Removable Device Access
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Storage Device Audit
Pregunta 29
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Which command do you use to manage auditing at the command prompt?
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Audit.exe
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AdPolicy.exe
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Auditpol.exe
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Policy.exe
Pregunta 30
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Before Windows 2008 R2, only nine basic audit settings existed. Windows Server 2012 introduces a total of how many audit subsettings?
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23
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53
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56
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64
Pregunta 31
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What does the acronym FQDN stand for?
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File Quota Domain Number
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Fully Qualified Domain Number
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Fully Qualified Domain Name
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Full Query Domain Name
Pregunta 32
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A stub zone is a zone copy that contains only what type of records?
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host entries
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subdomain entries
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necessary resource entries
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query record entries
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