Active Directory Domain Services -
What Type of Object Are You and Why?
Select ALL of the objects which are found in Active Directory Domain Services?
Organizational Units
Virtual Machine Templates
User Objects
Computer Objects
Groups
John Smith has recently joined the company, “DataXYZ, Inc.”. A new user account needs to be created for him. Please choose the answer which matches the proper procedure to do this:
Go into the users folder and find an account named John Smith and have him use that account.
In Active Directory Users and Computers, create a new user object. Fill in the new user object with the appropriate information for John Smith.
Have John login to a computer on the domain with the default domain password, once that machines logs in a new user account will be created on the domain for him.
Create a new Organizational Unit called John Smith. Inside move the computer object of the machine John is using.
Pamela Davis is leaving DataXYZ, Inc. At the end of the week. In order to terminate her access from all corporate data, we need to.....
Remove her out of the group she currently has access to?
Disable her account in Active Directory?
Move her account to a different organizational unit?
Disable the computer object which relates to the physical computer she uses at the office?
A group of users at DataXYZ, Inc. Need access to the Accounting data. A group called Accounting was created and the users were added to the group. John Smith still seems to not have access. According to the image provided please choose the answer which best explains Johns lack of access.
Johns account has not yet been added to the group.
The group needs 10 or more members to be enabled.
Computer objects need to be added to the group for each user.
The group has not yet been added to an organizational unit.
The IT support group believes to have resolved the issue of John Smith not having access to Accounting privileges, however when John attempts to access, he is still denied. Referencing the picture below, what may be the problem with John's account?
The account password has not been set.
The account is added to too many groups.
The account has been disabled.
John needs to be added to Roaming Staff.
You want to be able to sort your London based users by the location they are in. What type of object should you be creating the storing your users in?
A group titled London underneath the London Office organizational Unit
An organizational unit under the London Office pertaining the areas in that office (IE, Data, Admin, etc).
Based on the following criteria please select the image which represents the correct solution. A group of employees needs access to Accounting data for IT related data litigation. These employees come from various different entities of DataXYZ, Inc. The users in Level 1 Help Desk will need access along with John Smith, Ben Thompson, Steven Stephens. Also, any users who use the workstation named JONES15 need access to this group as well. Please ensure that all of these entities have access and nothing else.
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Active Directory can contain multiple objects for the same user if they are using a different computer.
True
False
When a user is added to the domain, what group are they automatically a part of?
User Objects
Domain Users
Restricted Use Users
Domain Objects
When setting a users passwords, do we need to pay attention to password policy requirements?
True, yes we do.
False, no because we are an admin.
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