Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
This section contains the solutions to the thought experiments and answers to the lesson
review questions in this chapter.
Objective 2.1: thought experiment
Correct answers:
C, D, E. You need to move the share to an NTFS volume before you
can enable DFS for it. Creating a DFS-N with the shared folder then allows you to con-
figure the replication in a hub/spoke configuration. A mesh configuration would work,
but it would create more replication traffic, given that the description implies that the
data is currently stored and created on the main corporate datacenter.
1.
The change in content origination lends itself to a change in replication from hub/
spoke to mesh to reduce the number of hops to fully replicate.
2.
A combination of preseeding the changes to each of the branches and cloning the DFS
database improves the initial DFS-R time.
3.
Objective 2.1: review
Correct answer:
C
1.
Incorrect
. This command adds a .cab or .msu package to a Windows image or,
with the -online parameter, the currently running Windows.
A.
Incorrect
. This command enables an optional feature on Windows, but can't be
used to install a server role.
B.
Correct
. This command installs the two DFS roles and the management tools.
C.
Incorrect
. Although Add-WindowsFeature is an alias for Install-WindowsFeature,
there isn't a feature named DFS; it is actually two features: FS-DFS-N and FS-DFS-R.
D.
Correct answers:
A, D
2.
Correct
. Installs the RSAT DFS Management console along with the Windows
PowerShell modules for DFS.
A.
Incorrect
. Enables an optional feature on Windows, but there isn't a client feature
named *DFS*.
B.
Incorrect
. Only partially enables what needs enabling for remote management.
C.
Correct
. Enables all the Windows PowerShell remoting features and also enables
WinRM.
D.
