1. What is PDC Emulator ? Junior A. the forest-wide FSMO role that owns AD schema changes B. the FSMO role that is the authoritative time source and handles password changes/lockouts C. the FSMO role that allocates RID pools so SIDs stay unique D. a read-only domain controller for branch/insecure sites
2. Which term means: "the FSMO role that is the authoritative time source and handles password changes/lockouts"? Junior A. tombstone lifetime B. PDC Emulator C. trust relationship D. functional level
3. Which statement is correct? Junior A. PDC Emulator — a container in AD used to organize objects and apply GPOs B. PDC Emulator — a server that authenticates users and hosts the AD database C. PDC Emulator — the FSMO role that is the authoritative time source and handles password changes/lockouts D. PDC Emulator — a read-only domain controller for branch/insecure sites
4. What is RID Master ? Junior A. the replicated share holding GPOs and logon scripts B. a container in AD used to organize objects and apply GPOs C. per-group password rules via Password Settings Objects D. the FSMO role that allocates RID pools so SIDs stay unique
5. Which term means: "the FSMO role that allocates RID pools so SIDs stay unique"? Junior A. AD multimaster replication B. RID Master C. SYSVOL D. NTDS.dit
6. Which statement is correct? Junior A. RID Master — the FSMO role that is the authoritative time source and handles password changes/lockouts B. RID Master — the FSMO role that allocates RID pools so SIDs stay unique C. RID Master — how long a deleted AD object is retained before purging D. RID Master — the top-level AD container holding one or more domain trees
7. What is Schema Master ? Junior A. the FSMO role that updates cross-domain object references B. a read-only domain controller for branch/insecure sites C. the feature baseline of a domain/forest set by the oldest DC version D. the forest-wide FSMO role that owns AD schema changes
8. Which term means: "the forest-wide FSMO role that owns AD schema changes"? Junior A. trust relationship B. KCC C. Schema Master D. fine-grained password policy
9. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Schema Master — the model where any DC can accept directory writes B. Schema Master — a forest-wide partial replica used for logons and directory searches C. Schema Master — a link letting users in one domain access resources in another D. Schema Master — the forest-wide FSMO role that owns AD schema changes
10. What is Global Catalog ? Junior A. per-group password rules via Password Settings Objects B. a forest-wide partial replica used for logons and directory searches C. the Active Directory database file on a domain controller D. a link letting users in one domain access resources in another
11. Which term means: "a forest-wide partial replica used for logons and directory searches"? Junior A. forest B. Global Catalog C. KCC D. read-only SYSVOL (RODC)
12. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Global Catalog — the FSMO role that is the authoritative time source and handles password changes/lockouts B. Global Catalog — a forest-wide partial replica used for logons and directory searches C. Global Catalog — per-group password rules via Password Settings Objects D. Global Catalog — a link letting users in one domain access resources in another
13. What is SYSVOL ? Mid A. a forest-trust option requiring explicit allow per resource B. the replicated share holding GPOs and logon scripts C. a server that authenticates users and hosts the AD database D. the Knowledge Consistency Checker that builds the replication topology
14. Which term means: "the replicated share holding GPOs and logon scripts"? Mid A. forest B. SYSVOL C. read-only SYSVOL (RODC) D. functional level
15. Which statement is correct? Mid A. SYSVOL — the feature baseline of a domain/forest set by the oldest DC version B. SYSVOL — how long a deleted AD object is retained before purging C. SYSVOL — an RODC holds a read-only copy and never originates replication D. SYSVOL — the replicated share holding GPOs and logon scripts
16. What is NTDS.dit ? Mid A. the model where any DC can accept directory writes B. the replicated share holding GPOs and logon scripts C. the Active Directory database file on a domain controller D. a container in AD used to organize objects and apply GPOs
17. Which term means: "the Active Directory database file on a domain controller"? Mid A. Domain Naming Master B. NTDS.dit C. Infrastructure Master D. tombstone lifetime
18. Which statement is correct? Mid A. NTDS.dit — the top-level AD container holding one or more domain trees B. NTDS.dit — the FSMO role that allocates RID pools so SIDs stay unique C. NTDS.dit — the Active Directory database file on a domain controller D. NTDS.dit — the Knowledge Consistency Checker that builds the replication topology
19. What is AD multimaster replication ? Junior A. the forest-wide FSMO role that controls adding/removing domains B. the model where any DC can accept directory writes C. an RODC holds a read-only copy and never originates replication D. a forest-trust option requiring explicit allow per resource
20. Which term means: "the model where any DC can accept directory writes"? Junior A. trust relationship B. AD multimaster replication C. SYSVOL D. Domain Naming Master
21. Which statement is correct? Junior A. AD multimaster replication — the model where any DC can accept directory writes B. AD multimaster replication — a forest-wide partial replica used for logons and directory searches C. AD multimaster replication — a set of well-connected subnets used to localize replication and logon D. AD multimaster replication — the replicated share holding GPOs and logon scripts
22. What is RODC ? Senior A. a server that authenticates users and hosts the AD database B. a read-only domain controller for branch/insecure sites C. the top-level AD container holding one or more domain trees D. a link letting users in one domain access resources in another
23. Which term means: "a read-only domain controller for branch/insecure sites"? Senior A. security group B. Domain Naming Master C. SYSVOL D. RODC
24. Which statement is correct? Senior A. RODC — the FSMO role that updates cross-domain object references B. RODC — a read-only domain controller for branch/insecure sites C. RODC — an RODC holds a read-only copy and never originates replication D. RODC — the model where any DC can accept directory writes
25. What does repadmin /replsummary do? Mid A. run domain-controller health diagnostics B. query domain controllers via PowerShell C. summarize AD replication health across DCs D. list which DCs hold the FSMO roles
26. Which command will summarize AD replication health across DCs? Mid A. repadmin /replsummary B. dcdiag C. netdom query fsmo D. Get-ADDomainController
27. Which statement is correct? Mid A. repadmin /replsummary — list which DCs hold the FSMO roles B. repadmin /replsummary — run domain-controller health diagnostics C. repadmin /replsummary — query domain controllers via PowerShell D. repadmin /replsummary — summarize AD replication health across DCs
28. What does dcdiag do? Mid A. run domain-controller health diagnostics B. query domain controllers via PowerShell C. summarize AD replication health across DCs D. list which DCs hold the FSMO roles
29. Which command will run domain-controller health diagnostics? Mid A. repadmin /replsummary B. netdom query fsmo C. dcdiag D. Get-ADDomainController
30. Which statement is correct? Mid A. dcdiag — list which DCs hold the FSMO roles B. dcdiag — query domain controllers via PowerShell C. dcdiag — run domain-controller health diagnostics D. dcdiag — summarize AD replication health across DCs Showing 30 of 78 Windows · Active Directory questions — the full set, with answers, explanations and an AI tutor on every question, is inside.