Chapter 04 Windows Server 2008 R2

Which application role provides an integrated environment for deploying and running server-based business applications?
a) Fax
b) Application
c) File
d) Hyper-V

Which built-in role enables Windows Server 2008 to host virtual machines?
a) Fax
b) Application
c) File
d) Hyper-V

The number of roles that a server can perform is dependent on all of the following factors except the __________.
a) computer’s hardware configuration
b) size and scope of the enterprise
c) hardware requirements of the role
d) functional level of the domain

What is the process of deploying and maintaining multiple instances of an operating system?
a) replication
b) virtualization
c) duplication
d) deployment

Which of the following is not an element of the client/server model implemented by IIS and Internet Explorer?
a) Internet Explorer client browser running on the workstation
b) IIS server running on a Windows Server 2008 computer
c) application that makes use of the services provided by the Web server and the client browser
d) virtual instance that interacts with both the client and server

The UDDI Services role in Windows Server 2008 consists of which of the following role services?
a) Database
b) File Services
c) Fax Services
d) Server Application

The Fax Service Manager application enables administrators to do all of the following except __________.
a) monitor fax devices
b) create optional role services
c) create fax rules and policies
d) manage all of the faxes for the organization

Which operating system cannot process the Software Installation policy?
a) Windows XP Home
b) Windows XP Professional
c) Windows Vista Business
d) Windows 2000 Workstation

When creating a GPO software installation, which option causes the client computer to automatically install the application the next time the computer starts or the user logs on? a) Published
b) Assigned
c) Deploy
d) Advanced

Which product is designed for large enterprises and can be used to deploy applications as well as perform a wide variety of other network management tasks?
a) Microsoft Server Update Services
b) System Management Server
c) Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007
d) Microsoft System Center Essentials 2007

Essentials 2007 is limited to how many servers?
a) 15
b) 20
c) 25
d) 30

What is one way to simplify the process of deploying applications on a large number of computers?
a) thin client computing
b) server side processing
c) mainframe computing
d) Terminal Services

Which of the following enables communication between the terminal server and the client?
a) Terminal Services
b) Remote Desktop Connection
c) Remote Desktop Protocol
d) thin client connection

In Windows Server 2008, which Session ID is always dedicated to the system services running on the computer, which isolates them from applications for security reasons?
a) 0
b) 1
c) 99
d) 999

Which of the following is an advantage of using Microsoft Terminal Services?
a) single application installation
b) low bandwidth consumption
c) conservation of licenses
d) all of the above

RDP can support up to how many separate channels?
a) 32,000
b) 64,000
c) 96,000
d) 128,000

In addition to the server’s base memory requirements, how many megabytes of memory are required when running Terminal Services on a client machine?
a) 32
b) 64
c) 128
d) 256

When installing the Terminal Services role using Server Manager, the Add Roles Wizard enables you to select from a variety of role services. Which role service balances the client load among multiple terminal servers and saves session state information so that clients can reconnect to the same session from which they disconnected?
a) Terminal Server
b) TS Licensing
c) TS Session Broker
d) TS Gateway

Terminal Services has two operational modes. Which is the default mode?
a) Execution
b) Install
c) Application
d) None of the above

After you install the Terminal Services role, you can install the applications that the terminal server will deploy to your clients. What command do you key in first?
a) user/install
b) change user/install
c) /install
d) /execute

Hyper-V is included in the initial Windows Server 2008 release.

If a Hyper-V server goes down, you can restore the virtual machines to other Hyper-V servers immediately as a temporary measure or a permanent solution.

Running standalone applications with duplicate databases on every workstation is a practical solution.

The streaming Media Services role is included with the operating system.

The Fax Server role does not require the installation of the Print Services role.

A(n) __________ is a collection of processes that form an individual user environment running on the server.

To separate the client processes for individual sessions, the terminal server assigns each session a unique identifier called a(n) __________ ID.

__________, now in version 6.0, is based on the T.120 protocol standards published by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU).

To use the Terminal Services role for multiple user connections, you must purchase the appropriate number of Terminal Services client access licenses (TS CALs) and install a TS __________ server to deploy them.

The TS Licensing service requires only about 10 megabytes of memory, and the license database requires 1 megabyte of storage space for every __________ licenses.

__________ is the process of deploying and maintaining multiple instances of an operating system.

Hyper-V uses Type 1 virtualization in which the VMM is called a(n) __________, which is an abstraction layer that interacts directly with the computer’s physical hardware.

There are two different forms of Type 1 virtualization. One form uses a(n) __________ hypervisor, which contains the device drivers for the physical hardware installed in the hypervisor layer.

For licensing purposes, Microsoft refers to each virtual machine that you create on a Hyper-V server as a virtual __________.

__________ is a new Terminal Services feature that enables clients to run terminal server applications within individual windows.

What provides downlevel replication and indexing services that enable the server to participate on legacy networks with Windows Server 2003 storage services?

What enables administrators to create and enforce storage quotas, specify file types that are permitted on network volumes, and generate storage reports?

What creates an index that enables clients to rapidly search for files stored on server drives without having to access each drive in turn?

What new snap-in for Microsoft Management Console (MMC) provides a centralized administration tool for file server resources?

What technology enables users working at another computer on the company network or on the Internet to establish a connection to a server and open an application or desktop session there?

What is also known as a situation in which the processing is handled by the server and the client only functions as a dumb terminal?

What memory management technique is used by Windows Server 2008?

What does RDC use to store screen elements that remain unchanged from one refresh to the next on the client system?

What are several distinct advantages of distributing server roles among computers?

What are four advantages to network administrators when using Terminal Services to deploy applications?

What is hybrid virtualization?

You learned how you can distribute roles among your Windows Server 2008 computers, combining roles as needed to take full advantage of the computers’ hardware resources. However, running multiple roles on a single computer can lead to problems. What are some of the problems you can encounter?

What are you doing when you virtualize an operating system?

What is the main difference between Microsoft SoftGrid Application Virtualization and RemoteApp?

What steps are involved when installing a TS Licensing server and preparing it for use?