Lesson: Managing Group Policy Objects in Active Directory 

 

1.Microsoft's Group Policy Management tool __________ the total cost of ownership?

 

a) decreases

b) increases

c) has no impact on

d) eliminates

 

2.One of the most important responsibilities a system administrator has is?

a) finding ways to work around compliance regulations.

b) training employees in how to use various applications.

c) making sure the default domain policy remains the same when new devices are added.

d) the security management of computers, servers, and other devices in their organization's network.

 

3.Using Group Policy Objects, password policies such as minimum password length, password complexity requirements, and password age can be?

 

a) ignored by individual users.

b) set in Active Directory and automatically enforced throughout the organization.

c) made on unauthorized local systems.

d) used to complicate system administration.

 

4.Which of the following is NOT one of the ways you used the Group Policy Management tool in the lab?

 

a) To create a Group Policy Object (GPO)

b) To create a domain

c) To edit the default domain policy

d) To apply a GPO to a specific organizational unit

 

5.Microsoft's Group Policy Management tool __________ downtime.

 

a) increases

b) decreases

c) has no effect on

d) eliminates

 

6.What is the primary method used by system administrators to apply policy settings in Active Directory?

 

a) Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP) toolkit

b) Domain Name Services (DNS)

c) Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)

d) Group Policy Objects (GPO)

 

7.In the lab, which of the following did you use to create a new Group Policy Object?

 

a) PowerShell

b) Group Policy Management tool

c) Microsoft Server Manager

d) vi Editor

 

8.Which of the following describes groups of users and/or computers that may have policy settings applied to them?

 

a) Organizational Units

b) Active Directory

c) Containers

d) Domain

 

9.Which tool do system administrators use to edit the policy settings that will be applied to different groups?

 

a) PowerShell

b) Microsoft Server Manager

c) Group Policy Management Editor

d) vi Editor

 

10.In the Group Policy Management window, where can you find the Group Policy Objects folder?

 

a) Forest: securelabondemand.com > Domains > securelabondemand.com > Group Policy Objects

b) Forest: securelabondemand.com > Domains > securelabondemand.com > Default Domain > Group Policy Objects

c) Forest: securelabondemand.com > Domains > securelabondemand.com > Domain Controller > Group Policy Objects

d) Forest: securelabondemand.com > Domains > securelabondemand.com > Starter GPOs > Group Policy Objects

 

11.Which of the following is a Local Policy that can be used to manage Security Settings on a local computer?

 

a) Registry

b) Event Log

c) Audit Policy

d) File System

 

12.In the Group Policy Management Editor, how can you navigate to the Password Policy to view the default password settings?

 

a) Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Account Policies > Password Policy

b) User Configuration > Policies > Account Policies > Security Settings > Account Policies > Password Policy

c) Computer Configuration > Password Policies

d) User Configuration > Password Policies

 

13.As businesses have become more dependent on information systems, they have faced a(n):

 

a) decrease in the number and severity of security threats.

b) increase in the number and severity of security threats.

c) decrease in the number of security threats, but an increase in their severity.

d) increase in the number of security threats, but a decrease in their severity.

 

14.Group Policy Objects enable a system administrator to manage multiple users and computers all at once by setting and enforcing key security policies at the __________ level.

 

a) individual

b) department

c) Active Directory Forest, Domain, and Organizational Unit

d) executive

 

15.Microsoft's Group Policy Management tool enables:

 

a) greater control.

b) less control.

c) unauthorized local system changes.

d) the setting of permissions user-by-user.

 

16. Microsoft's Group Policy Management tool makes it easier to:

a) keep enterprise-wide Windows configurations up to date.

b) remediate a variety of network attacks.

c) ensure that unauthorized local system changes remain in place.

d) avoid the need for Organizational Units.

 

17. In the Group Policy Management Editor, how would you navigate to the Security Options policy to open the default settings?

 

a) Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Event Log > Account Policies > Security Options

b) Computer Configuration > Policies> Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Security Options

c) User Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Event Log > Account Policies > Security Options

d) User Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Security Options

 

18.Which of the following can ensure that any unauthorized local system changes are brought back into compliance with the rest of the domain?

 

a) Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP) toolkit

b) Domain Name Services (DNS)

c) Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)

d) Group Policy Objects (GPO)

 

19.Organizational Units are Active Directory __________ into which you can place users, groups, and computers?

 

a) policies

b) domains

c) buckets

d) containers

 

20.Which tool is used to assign policy settings to specific groups after the settings are already created?

 

a) PowerShell

b) Microsoft Server Manager

c) Group Policy Management

d0 vi Editor