Your HR department currently makes use of directory-enabled software,but because it is the only area of your company that makes use of the software,you have placed an AD LDS server in the HR department.Because the software is critical to the functionality of the department,you want to provide fault tolerance and load balancing with an additional server.Ideally,the server should share common configuration and schema partitions,as well as common application partitions.
What should you do?
A)Create a unique AD LDS instance on the original server
B)Create a copy of the application partition and move it to a new folder on the new server.
C)Add a new instance of AD LDS on the new server and create a configuration set
D)Install AD DS on the new server and have it perform the load balancing and fault tolerance functions

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The best choice is to add a new instance of AD LDS on the new server and create a configuration set. This will provide fault tolerance and load balancing while sharing common configuration and schema partitions, as well as common application partitions. Option A is incorrect because creating a unique AD LDS instance on the original server does not provide fault tolerance or load balancing. Option B is incorrect because simply copying the application partition does not provide fault tolerance or load balancing. Option D is incorrect because installing AD DS on the new server is not necessary and does not provide fault tolerance or load balancing for AD LDS.

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