Objective Answers Xax
1. Correct Answers: D
A. Incorrect: This command has the correct distinguished name syntax but is missing the "computer" keyword.
B. Incorrect: This command has the correct "computer" keyword but does not list the computer to be reset with the correct distinguished name syntax.
C. Incorrect: This command omits the "computer" keyword and fails to use the correct distinguished name syntax.
D. Correct: This command correctly uses the "computer" keyword and distinguished name syntax.
2. Correct Answers: C
A. Incorrect: This action would be appropriate for a member server computer, but is not applicable to a domain controller. Domain controller passwords cannot be reset using Active Directory Users And Computers.
B. Incorrect: The Dsmod command would be appropriate for a member server computer, but is not applicable to a domain controller. Domain controller passwords cannot be reset using the Dsmod command.
C. Correct: This command, run with the syntax of Netdom/resetpwd at the console of the domain controller, will reset the password.
D. Incorrect: The recovery console cannot be used to reset a computer's domain account.
3. Correct Answers: C
A. Incorrect: Active Directory Domains And Trusts is used to set properties for the domain such as the Domain Functional Level (and Forest Functional Levels) and to manage trusts between domains. It is not used to administer security principals within a domain or forest.
B. Incorrect: Active Directory Users And Computers can be used to move objects within the same domain only.
C. Correct: The Movetree command-line tool can be used to move objects between domains.
D. Incorrect: The Dsmove utility can be used to move objects within the same domain only.
4. Correct Answers: B and C
A. Incorrect: Dsget will return a value of all objects of a given type and will accept input from the command Dsquery, but it is not able to pipe input to another command. Dsget is not able to perform the modifications needed nor pass information to one of the commands that is able to modify attributes.
B. Correct: Dsmod can receive input from the Dsquery command to make changes to attributes of objects in Active Directory.
C. Correct: Dsquery can pipe output to the Dsmod command, which can then modify attributes of objects in Active Directory.
D. Incorrect: The Dsadd command can add objects to Active Directory but cannot modify attributes.
E. Incorrect: Dsrm can remove objects from Active Directory but cannot modify attributes.
5. Correct Answers: D
A. Incorrect: Although the first part of the command is correct, the second part uses the Dsmod command rather than the Dsmove command. Dsmod can be used only to alter an object's properties; it cannot be used to move an object to a different OU.
B. Incorrect: Dsget can be used only to query the properties of an object. It cannot be used to generate a list of all objects within a particular OU.
C. Incorrect: Dsget can be used only to query the properties of an object. It cannot be used to generate a list of all objects within a particular OU. Dsmod can be used only to alter an object's properties; it cannot be used to move an object to a different OU.
D. Correct: The first part of this command locates all computer accounts within the Engineers OU. The second part of the command moves these to the Engcomp OU.
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