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| What was LDS formerly know as |
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| ADAM= Active Directory Application Mode |
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| You can have only one instance of AD LDS running on a server at one time(True or False) |
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| False= You can have multiple instances running on a single server. |
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Term
| You must deploy domains and DC's to run LDS |
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| False= LDS can run independent of domains and DC's |
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Term
| AD LDS requires and relies on Active Directory Domain Services(T or F) |
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| What can LDS use AD DS for |
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| In environments where AD DS is in place, LDS can use AD DS for authentication |
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| You dont need DNS for LDS(T or F) |
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Definition
| True=Lightweight Directory Services does not need DNS |
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| What is the forest level that is required to use the Active Directory Recycle Bin |
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| What does LDS use for storing files |
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| Extensible Storage Engine(ESE) |
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| Extensible Storage Engine |
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| In an AD LDS instance the directory partition/s that form logical groupings are called |
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| What are the three parts of a AD LDS directory store |
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Definition
| Configuration Partition,schema Partition,Application Partition |
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| Name the function of the AD LDS Wizard |
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Definition
| Creates a new instance or replica instance of AD LDS |
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| What is the primary functions of LDP.exe |
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Definition
| Provides administration of AD LDS such as creating application partition instances, Modify Data, View Data |
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| WHat is the primary function of ADSI Edit(Active Directory Service Interfaces Editor) |
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Definition
| Connect to directory for viewing and modifying data |
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Term
| What is the primary function of DSACLS.exe |
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Definition
| to view and set object permissions |
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Term
| What is the primary function of AdamSync.exe |
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Definition
| To assist in syncronization of AD LDS to AD DS |
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Term
| What is the primary function of LDIFDE.exe and CSVDE.exe |
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Definition
| Import and export Data to and from AD LDS(ldifde.exe will update schema as well) |
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Term
| What is the primary function of ADSchemaAnalyzer |
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Definition
| To copy the schema of AD DS and import it into an instance of AD LDS |
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Term
| What is the primary functions of Dsdbutil.exe |
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Definition
| Backup and perform authoritative restores of AD LDS, moving AD LDS data files, Changing the AD LDS service account and port numbers,Listing the AD LDS instances running on a server |
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Term
| What is the primary function of the ACTIVE Directory Schema snap-in |
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Definition
| View and manage AD LDS Schema Objects |
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Term
| If the Active Directory Schema snap-in is not available in an MMC what might you need to do |
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Definition
| run the regsvr32 schmmgmt.dll command |
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Term
| What is the primary function of Active Directory Sites and Services |
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Definition
| Administers the replication of directory data among all site in an AD LDS configuration set |
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Term
| What are the three components that define an AD LDS instance architecture |
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Definition
| Interface(LDAP,Replication),Directory Service, Directory Data Store(Adamntds.nit) |
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Term
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| A single running copy of AD LDS |
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Term
| What does multimaster replication mean |
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Definition
| All instances are writable and that you can modify the directory data on any AD LDS instance and it will replication to all other servers hosting that AD LDS instance |
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Term
| What are four scenarios that you would need AD LDS replication for |
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Definition
| high availability applications,geographical limitations,load balancing |
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Term
| If changes are made to and instance how does the instances keep track and identify which chnges should be replicated |
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Definition
| Each directory contains a version and a time stamp. If the versions are identical then the latest timestamp is accepted |
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Term
| If changes are made to and instance how does the instances keep track and identify which chnges should be replicated |
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Definition
| Each directory contains a version and a time stamp. If the versions are identical then the latest timestamp is accepted |
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Term
| You can configure replication between the same configuration sets (T or F) |
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Definition
| True= You can configure replications between the same configuration sets |
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Term
| You are required to configure replication between application partitions in the same configuration sets (T or F) |
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Definition
| False=you do not have to replicate application partitions |
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Term
| You can replicate application partitions between disimiliar configuration sets(T or F) |
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Definition
| False= you cannot replicate application partitions that are not a part of the same configuration sets |
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Term
| Where is the topology information store for AD LDS |
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Definition
| It is stored as site and site-link objects in the configuration partition of a configuration set |
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| What tool can you use tool define site and site-link objects for replication topology |
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| What authenticates Windows security principles in AD LDS |
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| AD DS or the Local Security Authority on the local computer |
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| Give three reasons to create multiple instances rather than multiple application partitions |
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| Applications need different or incompatible schemas. Applications need different replication settings,separation of Admin control over instances |
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Term
| What is the MS-USER.LDF for |
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Definition
| An ldif file that will create the user class objects in an AD LDS schema |
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Term
| If a LDS instance hosted on two computers find identical versions during replication how will LDS know which change is accepted |
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Definition
| If the version numbers are identical then the instance with the latest time stamp is accepted |
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Term
| Which copies of an LDS instance are writable |
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Definition
| The answer is "all". Instances that have the same configuration sets replicate with multimaster replication |
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Term
| Where do AD LDS instance setup failures place error messages |
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Definition
| %windir%\Debug\adamsetup.log |
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Term
| Where do AD LDS instance removal failures place error logs |
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| %windir%\Debug\adamuninstall.log |
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Term
| What is one place you can go to troubleshoot installation issue for AD LDS |
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Definition
| the installation log file at %windir%\Debug\adamsetup.log file |
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Term
| What is a place that you can go to troubleshoot AD LDS instance removal issues |
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Definition
| The uninstallation log at %windir%\Debug\adamuninstall.log file |
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Term
| If a user or application cannot connect to an AD LDS instance what could be some issues causing this |
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Definition
| User doesnt have the appropriate permissions,misconfigured certificate on the computer hosting the AD LDS instance or users computer, uncommon ports assigned to the AD LDS instance |
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Term
| What can cause an AD LDS instance not to start |
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Definition
| The service isnt started, the service account is not configured to rights to"run as" a service or the service account password has changed |
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