A server that runs the active directory domain services and contains all AD information

How many roles come standard in Windows Server 2008?

What is PID?

Which application protocol allows DNS servers to resolve domain and computer names to IP addresses?

This must be enabled to share a folder over a network in Windows?

AD DS is on Windows Server 2008 as a what?

What is MS IIS?

The command shows a list of files in the directory, including permissions

A grouping of storage devices that forms a subnet

Name a file system used by Windows Server 2008

Servers managed by AD, but the ones that do not have AD installed (non-DCs), are called what?

The location of Windows system or application messages or errors

What is the Linux command used for compressing/decompressing files?

What Windows Server utility is used to install DHCP?

In Windows, what happens if you run out of letters (ex.: “C:”) to name different hard drives?

Enables you to standardize the working environment of clients and servers by setting policies in Active Directory

The main component of most computer operating systems. Versions include Windows 9x, NT and CE

This command makes it easy to install applications by using repositories

A pool of addresses that DHCP pulls from is called

What are the two non-advanced File/Folder attributes (under file properties - Windows)?

What is a common method of replication between DCs?

In Windows environment, system admistrators can prevent a user from using too much disk space by configuring what?

Assuming you are root, what command would you execute to change the password for user xyz?

What technology is used to create a secure data tunnel to access internal company network over internet?

One of DFS advantages is that access to shared folders can be distributed across many servers. This is known as