Question 1

The _____________ policies determine what happens on a computer when a user attempts to perform an action that requires elevation.
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Question 2

What happens when two conflicting GPOs have the Enforced option set?

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Question 3

The __________ command can be used to perform many of the same functions as the Security Configuration and Analysis snap-in,and can be used in conjunction with batch files and scripts to automate work with security templates.​

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Question 4

Security templates make use of the _________ file extension.​

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Question 5

If the Windows Firewall is enabled,how are rules applied when multiple network connections are available?

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Question 6

​Where can all ADMX and ADML files be found on a Windows Server 2008 or Vista and later computer?
A) ​%systemroot%/PolicyFiles
B) ​%systemdrive%/​PolicyDefinitions
C) ​​%systemroot%/PolicyDefinitions
D) ​​%system%/PolicyFiles

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ADMX and ADML files can be found in the PolicyDefinitions directory which is located at %systemroot%/PolicyDefinitions on Windows Server 2008 or Vista and later computers.

Question 7

When utilizing roaming profiles,what should be done to minimize logon/logoff delays and reduce bandwidth used by uploading / downloading profile data?

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Question 8

In the New Connection Security Rule Wizard,what option can be used to set up a rule that requires authentication between two computers,between IP subnets,or between a specific computer and a group of computers in a subnet?​
A) ​Isolation
B) ​Authentication exemption
C) Server-to-server​
D) ​Tunnel

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Server-to-server authentication is used to set up a rule that requires authentication between two computers, between IP subnets, or between a specific computer and a group of computers in a subnet.

Question 9

By default,how many previous logons are cached locally to a computer?​
A) ​3
B) ​5
C) ​7
D) ​10

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Question 10

The settings in the Administrative Templates under the Computer Configuration node affect the _______________________ area of a computer's registry.​

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Question 11

What does a blue exclamation point next to a domain mean within the GPMC utility?

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Question 12

What is the difference between a managed policy setting and an unmanaged policy setting?

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Question 13

​What tool within Windows Server 2012/R2 must be used in order to change the default auditing settings?
A) ​auditpol.exe
B) ​secaudit.exe
C) secpol.exe
D) ​auditpolicies.exe

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The tool within Windows Server 2012/R2 that must be used in order to change the default auditing settings is auditpol.exe. This tool allows for the configuration of security audit policies which determine what events are recorded and where they are recorded.

Question 14

How are Group Policy Objects linked to Active Directory?

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Question 15

How can an administrator force the use of a specific version of an application using a GPO?

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Question 16

When creating a custom Applocker rule,how does the file hash option work?

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Question 17

In the New Connection Security Rule Wizard,which connection security rule restricts connections based on authentication criteria,such as domain membership or health status?
A) ​Authentication exemption
B) ​Isolation
C) ​Server-to-server
D) ​Health check

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The connection security rule that restricts connections based on authentication criteria, such as domain membership or health status, is called "Isolation". Option A and D are not applicable to this scenario, and server-to-server connection security rule usually applies to communication between different servers.

Question 18

When applying GPOs in order,what policies take precedence?

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Question 19

If a GPO's link status is "disabled",what affect does this have on the GPO?

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Quiz 8: Configuring Group Policies

The _____________ policies determine what happens on a computer when a user attempts to perform an action that requires elevation. ​

What happens when two conflicting GPOs have the Enforced option set?

The __________ command can be used to perform many of the same functions as the Security Configuration and Analysis snap-in,and can be used in conjunction with batch files and scripts to automate work with security templates.​

Security templates make use of the _________ file extension.​

If the Windows Firewall is enabled,how are rules applied when multiple network connections are available?

​Where can all ADMX and ADML files be found on a Windows Server 2008 or Vista and later computer?

When utilizing roaming profiles,what should be done to minimize logon/logoff delays and reduce bandwidth used by uploading / downloading profile data?

In the New Connection Security Rule Wizard,what option can be used to set up a rule that requires authentication between two computers,between IP subnets,or between a specific computer and a group of computers in a subnet?​

By default,how many previous logons are cached locally to a computer?​

The settings in the Administrative Templates under the Computer Configuration node affect the _______________________ area of a computer's registry.​

What does a blue exclamation point next to a domain mean within the GPMC utility?

What is the difference between a managed policy setting and an unmanaged policy setting?

​What tool within Windows Server 2012/R2 must be used in order to change the default auditing settings?

How are Group Policy Objects linked to Active Directory?

How can an administrator force the use of a specific version of an application using a GPO?

When creating a custom Applocker rule,how does the file hash option work?

In the New Connection Security Rule Wizard,which connection security rule restricts connections based on authentication criteria,such as domain membership or health status?

When applying GPOs in order,what policies take precedence?

If a GPO's link status is "disabled",what affect does this have on the GPO?

The _____________ policies determine what happens on a computer when a user attempts to perform an action that requires elevation.

The __________ command can be used to perform many of the same functions as the Security Configuration and Analysis snap-in,and can be used in conjunction with batch files and scripts to automate work with security templates.

Security templates make use of the _________ file extension.

Where can all ADMX and ADML files be found on a Windows Server 2008 or Vista and later computer?

In the New Connection Security Rule Wizard,what option can be used to set up a rule that requires authentication between two computers,between IP subnets,or between a specific computer and a group of computers in a subnet?

By default,how many previous logons are cached locally to a computer?

The settings in the Administrative Templates under the Computer Configuration node affect the _______________________ area of a computer's registry.

What tool within Windows Server 2012/R2 must be used in order to change the default auditing settings?