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51.
There are 42 domains in the tailspintoys.com forest. Users in the Melbourne.victoria. australia.tailspintoys.com fnd the process of authenticating to resources in the Copenhagen.denmark.europe.tailspintoys.com domain to be much too slow. Which of the following steps can you take to speed up authentication between these domains?
  • A.
    Create a forest trust.
  • B.
    Create an external trust.
  • C.
    Create a shortcut trust.
  • D.
    Confgure name suffx routing.
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Answer : [C]
Explanation :
  • A. Incorrect: The question does not indicate there is a second Active Directory forest.
  • B. Incorrect: The question does not indicate there is domain in another forest.
  • C. Correct: Shortcut trusts allow you to speed authentication between domains in the same forest.
  • D. Incorrect: You use name suffx routing to manage which UPNs can be used for authentication.
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52.
Your organization is deploying a second Active Directory forest because a substantial number of users need to access a resource that requires signifcant changes to the Active Directory schema, which are not compatible with your current forest’s schema. You want users in your forest to be able to access any resource in any domain in the new forest. Which of the following should you do to accomplish this goal?
  • A.
    Confgure a forest trust.
  • B.
    Confgure an external trust.
  • C.
    Create a shortcut trust.
  • D.
    Confgure name suffx routing.
  • Answer & Explanation
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Answer : [A]
Explanation :
  • A. Correct: In this scenario, in which you need to provide access to all domains in another forest, confguring a forest trust would best accomplish your goal.
  • B. Incorrect: You would confgure an external trust if users in one domain needed to access resources in a single domain in another forest.
  • C. Incorrect: You use a shortcut trust to speed up authentication between domains in the same forest.
  • D. Incorrect: You use name suffx routing to determine which UPN suffxes can be used for authentication in forest trust scenarios.
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53.
You want to confgure a security relationship by which users in the Melbourne domain of the Adatum.com forest are able to access resources in the Sydney domain of the Contoso forest. Users do not require access to resources in any other domains in either forest. Which of the following should you confgure to accomplish this goal?
  • A.
    Confgure a forest trust.
  • B.
    Confgure an external trust.
  • C.
    Create a shortcut trust.
  • D.
    Confgure name suffx routing.
  • Answer & Explanation
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Answer : [B]
Explanation :
  • A. Incorrect: You confgure a forest trust when you want to allow access to multiple domains in another forest.
  • B. Correct: You would confgure an external trust when users in one domain need to access resources in a single domain in another forest.
  • C. Incorrect: You use a shortcut trust to speed up authentication between domains in the same forest.
  • D. Incorrect: You use name suffx routing to determine which UPN suffxes can be used for authentication in forest trust scenarios.
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54.
At present, the subnet 192.168.15.0/24 is associated with the Brisbane site. You want to instead associate this subnet with the Melbourne site. Which of the following steps can you take to resolve this problem?
  • A.
    Use the Active Directory Sites And Services console to edit the properties of the 192.168.15.0/24 subnet.
  • B.
    Use the Active Directory Sites And Services console to edit the properties of the Melbourne site.
  • C.
    Use the Active Directory Sites And Services console to edit the properties of the Brisbane site.
  • D.
    Use the Active Directory Domains And Trusts console to edit the properties of the 192.168.15.0/24 subnet.
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Answer : [A]
Explanation :
  • A. Correct: You edit the properties of a subnet to change its site association.
  • B. Incorrect: You cannot change the subnets associated with a site by editing the site properties.
  • C. Incorrect: You cannot change the subnets associated with a site by editing the site properties.
  • D. Incorrect: You cannot use the Active Directory Domains And Trusts console to edit the properties of an Active Directory subnet.
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55.
You are confguring secondary links for the connections between the Melbourne and Sydney sites and between the Melbourne and Adelaide sites. The existing Melbourne to Sydney site link is called MEL-SYD-ALPHA and has a site link cost of 100. The existing Melbourne to Adelaide site link is called MEL-ADL-ALPHA and has a site link cost of 100. You want the secondary site links to be used only when the existing site links are unavailable. The new site links are named MEL-SYD-BETA and MEL-ADL-BETA. Which of the following steps should you take to accomplish this goal?
  • A.
    Confgure the site link cost for the MEL-SYD-BETA with a value of 110.
  • B.
    Confgure the site link cost for the MEL-ADL-BETA with a value of 110.
  • C.
    Confgure the site link cost for the MEL-ADL-BETA with a value of 90.
  • D.
    Confgure the site link cost for the MEL-SYD-BETA with a value of 90.
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Answer : [A and B]
Explanation :
  • A. Correct: You should set a higher site link cost to ensure that the secondary site link is used only when the primary site link is not available.
  • B. Correct: You should set a higher site link cost to ensure that the secondary site link is used only when the primary site link is not available.
  • C. Incorrect: You should set a higher site link cost to ensure that the secondary site link is used only when the primary site link is not available.
  • D. Incorrect: You should set a higher site link cost to ensure that the secondary site link is used only when the primary site link is not available.
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