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6 Case Study 1 1 Case Study 1 Background Neo Press is a large publishing company that publishes books on a variety of different computing topics. Neo Press is acquiring one of its printing companies. The printing company, Pisces Printing, has its own domain and Internet presence. Pisces Printing currently uses the domain name of piscesprinting.com. The company will continue to operate independently of Neo Press. Organization The corporate headquarters is located in Los Angeles. There are approximately500 users located in this office including the IT department. The company has three regional offices located in New York, Chicago, and Vancouver. Several branch sales offices exist in Boston, Columbus, and Denver, and each sales office connects to the closest regional office. Each regional office has approximately 200 users. Branch offices host approximately 50 users each. Existing LAN/WAN Environment Most client computers run Windows 95. New computers in the corporate headquarters run Windows 2000 Professional. All mobile computers run Windows XP Professional. All servers run Windows NT 4.0. DHCP, DNS, and WINS servers are located in the headquarters office and regional offices. Each of the regional offices connects to the corporate headquarters office using Mbps lines. Each sales office connects to its closest regional office using 56-Kbps lines. Currently, two Windows NT 4.0 domains exist. The corporate, regional, and branch offices are all part of the same domain (NeoPressNA). For security purposes, the accounting department has been configured in its own domain (NeoPressAcc). Each domain has different password requirements. Users in the NeoPressNA domain are required to change their password every 42 days, whereas users in the NeoPressAcc domain are required to change their password every 30 days. Active Directory Commentary CEO: We recently acquired a new printing company. This company should remain independent of our company. The printing company will continue to use its own IT group and administer its own users and resources. However, the two companies must be able to share resources. We would like to maintain a single global directory for both companies.

7 Case Study 1 2 IT Manager: There are currently too many users with administrative authority. Many of these users are inexperienced. We would like to reduce technical support overhead by limiting the administrative ability of local administrators. 1. Which of the following will have an impact on the number of domains that are created? Select two. A. A separate password policy is required for users in the accounting department. B. There are approximately 200 users within each region. C. Pisces Printing must remain independent of Neo Press. D. Pisces Printing and Neo Press must be able to share resources. Find the Answer p Based on the business requirements outlined in the scenario, how many forests are required for the Neo Press Active Directory infrastructure? Select the best answer. A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 Find the Answer p. 135

8 3. Which of the following statements correctly defines an Active Directory domain? Select the best answer. A. The domain is the administrative and security boundary within an Active Directory hierarchy. B. A domain is a group of well-connected IP subnets. C. A domain is the administrative boundary. D. A domain is the security boundary within an Active Directory hierarchy. Find the Answer p. 135 Case Study Neo Press is implementing Exchange Bob, an administrator in one of the regional offices, attempts to install Exchange 2000 on one of the member servers. The installation fails. What could be causing the problem? Select the best answer. A. Bob must configure the member server as a schema master. B. Bob is not a member of the Schema Admins group. C. Bob is not a member of the Domain Admins group. D. Bob must update the schema on the server functioning as the schema master. Find the Answer p Once the upgrade is complete, how many WINS servers will be required? Select the best answer. A. Zero B. One C. Four D. Seven Find the Answer p. 135

9 Case Study Answers: Case Study 1 1. A, C Review Question p. 2 Detailed Explanation p A Review Question p. 2 Detailed Explanation p A Review Question p. 3 Detailed Explanation p B Review Question p. 3 Detailed Explanation p A Review Question p. 3 Detailed Explanation p D Review Question p. 4 Detailed Explanation p C Review Question p. 4 Detailed Explanation p B Review Question p. 5 Detailed Explanation p B, D Review Question p. 5 Detailed Explanation p C Review Question p. 6 Detailed Explanation p D Review Question p. 6 Detailed Explanation p C Review Question p. 7 Detailed Explanation p D Review Question p. 7 Detailed Explanation p A Review Question p. 7 Detailed Explanation p B Review Question p. 8 Detailed Explanation p. 157

10 Case Study Explanations: Case Study 1 1. Review Question p. 2 Answers: A, C Explanation A. The domain is the security boundary within Active Directory. A password policy must be configured at the domain level. Unique password policy requirements will therefore impact the number of domains. Explanation B. Active Directory can support millions of objects; therefore, the number of users will not impact the number of domains created. Explanation C. If certain areas within an organization require autonomy, this will impact the number of domains that are created. Explanation D. Resources can be shared within a domain, between domains, and between forests with the appropriate trusts established. Therefore, the need to share resources will not impact the number of domains created. 2. Review Question p. 2 Answers: A Explanation A. Only a single forest is required. None of the business requirements would result in the creation of multiple forests. Explanation B. Only a single forest is required. None of the business requirements would result in the creation of multiple forests. Explanation C. Only a single forest is required. None of the business requirements would result in the creation of multiple forests. Explanation D. Only a single forest is required. None of the business requirements would result in the creation of multiple forests. 3. Review Question p. 3 Answers: A Explanation A. A domain is the administrative and security boundary. The rights of domain administrators do not cross the domain boundary unless explicitly granted.

11 Case Study Security policies are configured at the domain level. Explanation B. A site is a group of well-connected IP subnets. Explanation C. A domain is the administrative and security boundary. The rights of domain administrators do not cross the domain boundary unless explicitly granted. Security policies are configured at the domain level. Explanation D. A domain is the administrative and security boundary. The rights of domain administrators do not cross the domain boundary unless explicitly granted. Security policies are configured at the domain level. 4. Review Question p. 3 Answers: B Explanation A. The first domain controller within the forest assumes the role of the schema master. There is only one schema master per forest. The role can be seized by another domain controller. Explanation B. Some applications will update the schema. To update the schema, you must be a member of the Schema Admins group. Explanation C. You must be a member of the Schema Admins group to update the schema. Explanation D. You do not need to extend the schema from the schema master. 5. Review Question p. 3 Answers: A Explanation A. Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 use DNS as the primary name resolution service. Neither operating system relies on NetBIOS for locating network resources. Therefore, after the upgrade is complete, if there is no legacy software being used, WINS servers will no longer be required. Explanation B. Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 use DNS as the primary name resolution service. Neither operating system relies on NetBIOS for locating network resources. Therefore, after the upgrade is complete, WINS servers will no longer be required.

12 Case Study Explanation C. Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 use DNS as the primary name resolution service. Neither operating system relies on NetBIOS for locating network resources. Therefore, after the upgrade is complete, WINS servers will no longer be required. Explanation D. Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 use DNS as the primary name resolution service. Neither operating system relies on NetBIOS for locating network resources. Therefore, after the upgrade is complete, WINS servers will no longer be required. 6. Review Question p. 4 Answers: D Explanation A. Ntdsutil is used to seize the schema master role. Explanation B. Ntdsutil is used to seize the schema master role. Explanation C. Ntdsutil is used to seize the schema master role. Explanation D. Ntdsutil is used to seize the Schema Master role. 7. Review Question p. 4 Answers: C Explanation A. A single domain will not meet the security requirements. Explanation B. Pisces Press must also be included in the design. Explanation C. Three domains are required to meet the administrative and security requirements. Explanation D. Neo Press wants to maintain centralized administration; therefore, regional domains should not be established. 8. Review Question p. 5 Answers: B Explanation A. This will not allow the company to continue using its current domain