Friday, January 24, 2020

Windows Server Quiz


Which PowerShell cmdlet can be used to create a new group?

  • Add-ADGroup
  • Enable-ADGroup
  • New-ADGroup
  • Set-ADGroup


You are creating a group to distribute email about upcoming company events. Which type of group should you select?

  • Distribution group.
  • Security group.
  • Local group.
  • Protected group.


Which of the following group scopes can include any user in the forest with permissions on any object in the forest?

  • Domain-local group scope.
  • Global group scope.
  • Local group scope.
  • Universal group scope.


Administrators, Account Operators, and Backup Operators are which type of group scope?

  • Domain-local group scope.
  • Global group scope.
  • Local group scope.
  • Universal group scope.


You want to create a folder on a system that allows users to view its contents when they are logged on locally to the system, but that does not allow the same users to view the contents from a mapped drive over the network. Which special identity should you use?

  • Authenticated users
  • Creator owner
  • Interactive
  • Network users


You are nesting groups to make it easier to manage resources. You have identified and created user and computer accounts. What is the next step?

  • Add the identities to a domain-local group.
  • Add the identities to a global group.
  • Add the identities to a universal group.
  • Assign resources to the identities.


Which of the following is the primary benefit of using nested groups?

  • You can reduce the total number of groups.
  • You can reduce the total number of permissions assignments.
  • You can increase the performance of user sign ins.
  • You can increase the performance of Group Policy processing.


You have two domains in your forest. You want to add User1 (in Domain1) to Group2 (in Domain2). Which two types of groups can you use?

  • Distribution group.
  • Domain local group.
  • Local group.
  • Global group.
  • Universal group.


Which PowerShell cmdlet can you use to add a user to a group?

  • Add-ADGroup
  • Add-ADGroupMember
  • Set-ADGroup
  • Set-ADGroupMember


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