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Mastering Windows Server Management

Test your knowledge and skills in managing Windows Server environments with this comprehensive quiz. Designed for IT professionals, this quiz covers important topics such as PowerShell commands, Windows Firewall configurations, and remote management techniques.

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Your company environment is very large, including several Windows Firewalls. How can you remotely configure the firewall on several servers at once?

Using the PowerShell command Set-NetFirewallRule –name –enabled All

Applying the configuration change to the applicable server grouping in Server Manager

Creating a configuration file for junior administrators to configure servers in parallel

Applying a Group Policy related to Windows Firewall to the servers

By default, Server Manager does not connect with down-level servers (for example, Windows Server 2008). What must be done to properly connect?

Initiate the connection from the console of the down-level server.

Disable the Windows Firewall on the down-level server.

Add WinRM 3.0 support by installing the necessary updates and hotfix.

Upgrade all down-level servers to Windows Server 2012 R2.

Considering PowerShell Web Access Gateway is on the network perimeter, administrators should ensure ______.

The server is as secure as possible

The network connection is available at all times

The firewall permits access to the gateway

Users have the proper privileges to utilize it

As PowerShell Web Access Gateway is added on a server, the feature installs the code for the gateway website and a PowerShell cmdlet. What is that cmdlet called?

Install-PswaWebApplication

Install-PSGateway

Install-PSWAG

Install-WebApplication

Windows Firewall is enabled by default in Windows Server 2012 R2. How are remote management tools affected?

Both MMC and WinRM are blocked. You must enable certain inbound Windows Firewall rules on the remote server.

MMC is blocked. You must enable several inbound Windows Firewall rules on the remote server.

WinRM is blocked. You must enable certain inbound Windows Firewall rules on the remote server.

Neither MMC or WinRM is blocked.

Your Server Manager manages many down-level servers (for example, Windows Server 2008). What tool do you use to add roles and features to a down-level server?

Use the Add Roles and Features Wizard in Server Manager to install the role.

Use Windows PowerShell to install the role.

Use MMC and the applicable snap-in.

You cannot add a role remotely to a down-level server.

You have a non-domain joined server that you want to manage remotely with Server Manager. How do you add a non-domain joined server to the system’s WS-Management TrustedHosts list?

Add the remote computer in the local WSMAN group.

Use the Windows PowerShell Set-Item WSMAN:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts command.

Open the Trusted list in the Control Panel and then add the remote computer.

Open the Hosts file in the C:\Windows\System\drivers\etc and then add the remote computer.

PowerShell Web Access Gateway allows _______.

Users to remotely connect to their desktops

Administrators to remotely manage IIS servers

Users a command-line alternative to standard websites

Administrators to use their web browser as a remote management gateway

What tool is used to create PowerShell Web Access Gateway authorization rules?

Web browser

PowerShell cmdlets

Server Manager

MMC with the PSWA snap-in

What is the default web address for the PowerShell Web Access Gateway?

Https:///pwag

Http:///pswa

Https:///pswa

Http:///pwag

What is the PowerShell cmdlet for listing the roles and features on a remote server?

Get-WindowsFeature

List-WindowsFeature

Get-Roles

List-Features

Rather than using a Windows Server 2012 R2 server, how does Microsoft recommend you remotely manage Windows servers?

From a down-level server (for example, Windows Server 2008 R2)

From a workstation

From a tablet or mobile phone

From the local server's console

How can an administrator configure the Windows Firewall on a Server Core installation without working from the command line?

Use PowerShell Web Access Gateway.

Connect via mobile phone or tablet.

Install the GUI.

Use Group Policy.

You have a non-domain joined server that you want to manage using Server Manager from a client computer. What are the two things needed in order to manage the server remotely? (Choose two answers.)

Add the non-domain joined server to the system’s WS Management Trusted Hosts list.

Enable Remote Assistance.

Create a VPN application that was created by CMAK.

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