10. You are attempting to join various machines on your network to an Active Directory domain. Which of the following scenarios describe machines that can be added to the domain? Choose all that apply. The machine is running Windows XP Professional. The machine is a member of another domain. The machine is running Windows Server 2003. The machine is a member of a workgroup. Answer:10. A, B, C, D. All of the above configurations can be joined to a domain. Note that if a machine is a member of another domain, it must first be removed from that domain before it can be joined to another one. Join it to a workgroup to remove it from the old domain, then join it to the new domain.
In Exercise 3.2, you will use the Active Directory Installation Wizard to create a new domain tree to add to a forest. In order to add a new domain to an existing forest, you must already have at least one other domain. This domain serves as the root domain for the entire forest. Keep in mind that the entire forest structure is destroyed if the original root domain is ever entirely removed. Therefore, you should have at least two domain controllers in the Active Directory root domain. Such a setup provides additional protection for the entire forest in case one of the domain controllers fails. In order to complete this exercise, you must have already installed another domain controller that serves as the root domain for a forest, and you must use a server in the domain that is not a domain controller. Exercise 3.2: Creating a New Domain Tree in the Forest 1. Open the Active Directory Installation Wizard by clicking Start Ø Run, and typing dcpromo. Click Next to begin the wizard, and then click Next again to continue past the Operating System Compatibility screen. 2. On the Domain Controller Type page, select Domain Controller For A New Domain. Click Next. (screenshot)3. On the Create New Domain page, choose Domain In A New Forest. Click Next. (screenshot of them clicking domain in a new forest)
dynamik wrote: Wow. It doesn't look like they even list any errata for it: http://www.sybex.com/WileyCDA/SybexTitle/MCSE-Windows-Server-2003-Active-Directory-Planning-Implementation-and-Maintenance-Study-Guide-Exam-70-294-2nd-Edition.productCd-0782144519,navId-290631,pageCd-errata.html (unless I'm missing it). That's odd. 70-294 is a pretty broad exam. Anything that can be done with group policy is fair game, so you may get questions that seem outside of the intended scope.
Mishra wrote: dynamik wrote: Wow. It doesn't look like they even list any errata for it: http://www.sybex.com/WileyCDA/SybexTitle/MCSE-Windows-Server-2003-Active-Directory-Planning-Implementation-and-Maintenance-Study-Guide-Exam-70-294-2nd-Edition.productCd-0782144519,navId-290631,pageCd-errata.html (unless I'm missing it). That's odd. 70-294 is a pretty broad exam. Anything that can be done with group policy is fair game, so you may get questions that seem outside of the intended scope. And does anything cover asking you when you should use Disk Quotas? lol That is completely outside the scope and would seem goofy. Maybe if they said you needed to distribute a quota through GPO.
