Title: Quiz 1
Course: CTS 2346 Windows Server 2012 > Section: Module 1

Q: How do you mount a Windows image using Dism.exe so that you can update it?
- read-only
- staged
- offline
- MountDir
A: offline
If right: You can use the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (Dism.exe) command-line tool to add, remove, update, or list a Windows images features, packages, drivers, or international settings. With Dism.exe, you can mount an image offline and then add, remove, update, or list the features, packages, drivers, or international settings stored on that image.
If wrong: You can use the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (Dism.exe) command-line tool to add, remove, update, or list a Windows images features, packages, drivers, or international settings. With Dism.exe, you can mount an image offline and then add, remove, update, or list the features, packages, drivers, or international settings stored on that image.

Q: What type of XML file do you need to create and add information to when performing an unattended operating system installation via WDS?
- answer files
- question files
- Sysprep files
- install files
A: answer files
If right: To streamline the installation process, you need to automate the Windows installation by using answer files, which provide responses to the prompts that would normally appear during the Windows installation.
If wrong: To streamline the installation process, you need to automate the Windows installation by using answer files, which provide responses to the prompts that would normally appear during the Windows installation.

Q: Windows PE 4.0 is based on which operating system?
- Windows XP
- Windows 7
- Windows 8
- Windows Mobile
A: Windows 8
If right: Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE) 4.0 is based on the Windows 8 operating system.
If wrong: Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE) 4.0 is based on the Windows 8 operating system.

Q: Which feature of Windows Server allows you to add driver packages to WDS and then deploy them?
- dynamic image provisioning
- dynamic driver provisioning
- dynamic service provisioning
- dynamic package provisioning
A: dynamic driver provisioning
If right: Dynamic driver provisioning is the Server feature that allows you to add driver packages to WDS and then deploy them when you deploy an image.
If wrong: Dynamic driver provisioning is the Server feature that allows you to add driver packages to WDS and then deploy them when you deploy an image.

Q: What role does preboot execution environment (PXE) play in WDS?
- It’s used to boot to a WDS Server to install a preinstallation environment.
- It’s used to install WDS services onto a domain controller.
- PXE is enabled only in an interdomain trust environment.
- It’s a prerequisite for installing WDS services onto a deployment server system.
A: It’s used to boot to a WDS Server to install a preinstallation environment.
If right: To communicate with a WDS server without an operating system, the client computer must support preboot execution environment (PXE). The PXE technology boots computers using the network interface without a data storage device, such as a hard drive or an installed operating system. When PXE is used with WDS, the client computer downloads a boot image that loads Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE).
If wrong: To communicate with a WDS server without an operating system, the client computer must support preboot execution environment (PXE). The PXE technology boots computers using the network interface without a data storage device, such as a hard drive or an installed operating system. When PXE is used with WDS, the client computer downloads a boot image that loads Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE).

Q: Which two role services does the WDS Role include?
- Active Directory and Systems Management Server
- Deployment Server and Active Directory
- Transport Server and Systems Management Server
- Transport Server and Deployment Server
A: Transport Server and Deployment Server
If right: Transport Server and Deployment Server are the defined role components of WDS.
If wrong: Transport Server and Deployment Server are the defined role components of WDS.

Q: What function does the System Preparation Utility (Sysprep.exe) perform on a system?
- It removes a system from the Active Directory domain.
- It removes a system’s name and SID.
- It reboots the system and places it into capture mode.
- It starts the Snapshot Wizard in Windows Server 2012 Enterprise.
A: It removes a system’s name and SID.
If right: The Microsoft System Preparation Utility (Sysprep.exe) prepares a Windows computer for cloning by removing specific computer information such as the computer name and Security Identifier (SID).
If wrong: The Microsoft System Preparation Utility (Sysprep.exe) prepares a Windows computer for cloning by removing specific computer information such as the computer name and Security Identifier (SID).

Q: What is the name of the Windows Server 2012 installation DVD boot image file?
- boot.img
- boot.exe
- boot.iso
- boot.wim
A: boot.wim
If right: The generic boot image file, located in the \sources folder of the Windows Server 2012 installation DVD, is boot.wim.
If wrong: The generic boot image file, located in the \sources folder of the Windows Server 2012 installation DVD, is boot.wim.

Q: By default, to which computer group are computers assigned in WSUS?
- All Computers
- All Clients
- All Systems
- Default
A: All Computers
If right: By default, each computer is always assigned to the All Computers group.
If wrong: By default, each computer is always assigned to the All Computers group.

Q: Other than the default computer group, how many other groups may a computer be assigned to in WSUS?
- one
- two
- four
- sixteen
A: one
If right: Other than the computers that are members of the All Computers group, a computer can be assigned to only one other group.
If wrong: Other than the computers that are members of the All Computers group, a computer can be assigned to only one other group.

Q: The number of WSUS servers you need is determined by the number of sites you have and what two other factors?
- speed and load between sites and distance from Microsoft
- download speed and update frequency
- the number of clients divided by 52
- speed and load between sites and the number of clients
A: speed and load between sites and the number of clients
If right: If you administer more than a few hundred computers or multiple sites, you can create a hierarchy of WSUS servers. The number of WSUS servers will be determined by the number of sites, the speed and load of the links between sites, and the number of clients that you must support.
If wrong: If you administer more than a few hundred computers or multiple sites, you can create a hierarchy of WSUS servers. The number of WSUS servers will be determined by the number of sites, the speed and load of the links between sites, and the number of clients that you must support.

Q: WSUS can retrieve updates directly from Microsoft or from what other source?
- a secondary Microsoft Windows Update location
- the original Windows installation media
- another WSUS server on your network
- a public FTP site
A: another WSUS server on your network
If right: WSUS can retrieve updates directly from Microsoft Update or from another WSUS server on your network. If you have two WSUS servers connected with a high-speed link, one server can get the updates from the Microsoft Update while the other gets them from the first server.
If wrong: WSUS can retrieve updates directly from Microsoft Update or from another WSUS server on your network. If you have two WSUS servers connected with a high-speed link, one server can get the updates from the Microsoft Update while the other gets them from the first server.

Q: How do you manually synchronize updates? (What are the necessary steps?)

Q: In an Active Directory domain scenario, how should you configure client-side targeting?

Q: What are the minimum disk space requirements for a new WSUS 3.0 SP2 installation?

Q: Which database is required for WSUS?

Q: Task Manager is not a definitive performance tool because it gives you what kind of look at computer performance?
- in-depth analysis
- high-level overview
- quick glance
- performance history
A: quick glance
If right: Task Manager gives you a quick glance at performance and provides information about programs and processes running on your computer.
If wrong: Task Manager gives you a quick glance at performance and provides information about programs and processes running on your computer.

Q: What term describes an instance of a program being executed?
- program
- event
- process
- procedure
A: process
If right: A process is an instance of a program being executed.
If wrong: A process is an instance of a program being executed.

Q: Resource Monitor is a powerful tool for understanding how your system resources are used by what two system consumers?
- processes and handles
- files and processes
- handles and services
- services and processes
A: services and processes
If right: Resource Monitor is a powerful tool for understanding how your system resources are used by processes and services.
If wrong: Resource Monitor is a powerful tool for understanding how your system resources are used by processes and services.

Q: List the five Resource Monitor tabs.

Q: Name two ways of starting the Performance Monitor.

Q: Performance counters are measurements of what?

Q: If a particular service or program creates a bottleneck for a system, what can you configure on a system to kill a service or process?

Q: Name at least three things to check if you experience network connectivity problems.

Q: The Event Viewer is essentially what kind of tool?
- registry cleanup
- conflict resolver
- log viewer
- Performance Monitor
A: log viewer
If right: One of the most useful troubleshooting tools is the Event Viewer, which is essentially a log viewer.
If wrong: One of the most useful troubleshooting tools is the Event Viewer, which is essentially a log viewer.