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Correct answer:
B
2.
Incorrect
. Secondary zones can't be Active Directory-integrated, so they can't
have a Replication parameter.
A.
Correct
. The NetworkID, zone master, and zone file name are all correctly
identified.
B.
Incorrect
. The zone file name is incorrect. It should be “10.168.192.in-addr.arpa”.
C.
Incorrect
. The zone file name is not in the required .in-addr.arpa format.
D.
Correct answer:
A
3.
Correct
. Creates a delegation of the child zone named Engineering to the domain
controller trey-engdc-8.engineering.treyresearch.net.
A.
Incorrect
. The Name parameter should point to the parent domain, and the
NameServer parameter should point to the name server of the child domain.
B.
Incorrect
. The Name parameter should point to the parent domain.
C.
Incorrect
. The NameServer parameter should point to the DNS server of the
child domain.
D.
Objective 3.2: thought experiment
Because all three servers are on the same subnet, netmask ordering will treat them as
equivalent. Therefore, by using round robin load balancing, users connect to “rdsh”.
The first user gets connected to rdsh1, the second to rdsh2, and the third to rdsh3.
The fourth gets connected to rdsh1, and so on. If the Remote Desktop Gateway (RD
Gateway) is configured correctly, when one of the servers is unavailable, it is dropped
from the rotation.
1.
If you have three RDSH servers—rdsh1, rdsh2, and rdsh3—start by making three new
A records: rdsh pointing to the IP address of rdsh1, a second rdsh pointing to the IP
address of rdsh2, and a third rdsh A record pointing to the IP address of rdsh3. You
then create an RD Gateway-managed computer group and add rdsh plus rdsh1, rdsh2,
and rdsh3 to the group; and create an RDSH farm with appropriate resource authoriza-
tion policy (RAP) and connection authorization policy (CAP) policies for it.
2.
