You are designing a strategy for configuring a newly installed Windows Server 2003 computer to meet the Active Directory DNS requirements.  How should you configure the computer？（）

A .  Upgrade the fourthcoffee BDC to Windows Server 2003. Then upgrade the PDC to Windows Server 2003 B .  Upgrade an existing domain controller to Windows Server 2003. Establish a two-way trust relationship with the fourthcoffee domain. C .  Install and configure a new Windows NT 4.0 BDC. Promote the BDC to a PDC. Then upgrade the PDC to Windows Server 2003 D .  Create a new Windows 2000 Server Active Directory domain. Establish a two-way trust relationship with the fourthcoffee domain. Use the Active Directory Migration Tool （ADMT） to migrate all user and computer accounts.

A . Change the functional level. B . Create an external trust relationship. C . Run adprep to prepare the research.com forest. D . Run adprep to prepare the research.com domain.

A .  Assign the scheduling application package to the Instructor OU. B .  Publish the scheduling application package to the Instructor OU. C .  Ensure that the scheduling application can install across slow WAN links. D .  Prevent the scheduling application from installing across slow WAN links.

A . Register airlines.com as a new domain name. B . Register manifest.airlines.com as a new domain name.   C . Register manifest.blueyonderairlines.com as a new domain name. D . Maintain the existing blueyonderairlines.com registered domain name. E . Use the UPN suffix of airlines.com for all new users.   F . Use the UPN suffix of blueyonderairlines.com for all new users.&e

A . Use two iSCSI host bus adapters B . Use two Fibre Channel host bus adapters C . Place the physical host servers on the same TCP/IP subnet D . Place the physical host servers on different TCP/IP subnet

A . Increase the replication interval between sites. B . Use SMTP as the transport protocol for replication. C . Create site links to represent the physical topology.   D . Disable the Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC) and manually configure site replication.

A .  Configure Internet Connection Sharing on all client computers. B .  Configure Automatic Private IP Addressing （APIPA） on all client computers. C .  Configure one server as a Routing and Remote Access VPN server. D .  Configure one server as a Routing and Remote Access NAT router.

A . Create a standard primary zone named “.” on all DNS servers.   B . Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named “.” on a DNS server on Los Angeles.   C . Configure all DNS servers to use forwarders. Specify the IP address of the DNS server at the local ISP.   D . Enable default root hints on all DNS servers. E . Disable recursion on all DNS servers.&e

A .  Create a GPO and link it to the Denver site. B .  Create a GPO and link it to the Advertising OU. C .  Create a GPO and link it to the graphicdesigninstitute.com domain. D .  Configure the Default Domain Policy to have the No Override option. E .  Use block inheritance to prevent the GPO from applying to members of the advertising department.

A .  Specify a static routing table entry on VPN1 for the Dallas network. B .  Specify a static routing table entry on VPN1 for the Seattle network. C .  Implement Internet Authentication Service （IAS） on VPN1. D .  Define a User Class option for Routing & Remote Access Clients on the DHCP Server.

A .  Create one site for all offices. Place the subnets for the four branch offices and the Sydney main office in this site. B .  Create two sites： one site for the four branch offices and one site for the Sydney main office. Place the subnets for the branch offices in one site. Place the subnet for the Sydney main office in the other site. C .  Create three sites： one site for the four branch offices， one site for the Sydney main office， and one site for the Sydney satellite offices. D .  Create four sites： one for the Melbourne and Perth branch offices， one site for the Berlin and Paris branch offices， one site for the Sydney main office， and one site for the Sydney satellite offices. E .  Create five sites； one site for the Melbourne branch office， one site for the Perth branch office， one site for the Berlin branch office， one site for the Paris branch office， and one site for the Sydney main office. Place the subnets for each branch office and the Sydney main office in their respective sites.

A . Use the ldifde command to migrate user settings.   B . Use the User State Migration Tool (USMT) to Migrate user settings.   C . Create trust relationships between the Chicago domain and the San Francisco domain. Use the Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT) to migrate user settings.   D . Create trust relationships between the forest root domain and the San Francisco domain. Use the Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT) to migrate user settings.

A . Reverse lookup zones B . Standard primary zones C . Standard secondary zones D . Active Directory-integrated zone

A .  Create a standard primary zone named “.” on all DNS servers. B .  Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named “.” on a DNS server on Los Angeles. C .  Configure all DNS servers to use forwarders. Specify the IP address of the DNS server at the local ISP. D .  Enable default root hints on all DNS servers. E .  Disable recursion on all DNS servers.

A . Increase the default lease time on all DHCP servers. B . Split all address ranges across multiple DHCP servers. C . Configure duplicate scopes on at least two DHCP servers.   D . Force client computers to obtain an IP address from Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA).

A . Install the DNS Server service on all domain controllers. Create Active Directory-integrated zones. Replicate the zones to all DNS servers in the forest. B . Install the DNS Server service on all domain controllers. Create Active Directory-integrated zones. Replicate the zones to all DNS servers in the domain. C . Install the DNS Server service on all domain controllers. Create primary zones and secondary zones.   D . Create application partitions for the different zones on one domain controller. Configure replication to occur on all DNS servers.

A .  Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named cohovineyard.com. B .  Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named paris.cohovineyard.com. C .  Create a standard primary zone named paris.cohovineyard.com. D .  Configure all computers in Paris to use DC3 as their DNS server. E .  Configure all computers in Paris to use DC6 as their DNS server.

A .  Increase the default lease time on all DHCP servers. B .  Split all address ranges across multiple DHCP servers. C .  Configure duplicate scopes on at least two DHCP servers. D .  Force client computers to obtain an IP address from Automatic Private IP Addressing （APIPA）.

A .  Reverse lookup zones B .  Standard primary zones C .  Standard secondary zones D .  Active Directory-integrated zone

A .  Register airlines.com as a new domain name. B .  Register manifest.airlines.com as a new domain name. C .  Register manifest.blueyonderairlines.com as a new domain name. D .  Maintain the existing blueyonderairlines.com registered domain name.  E .  Use the UPN suffix of airlines.com for all new users. F .  Use the UPN suffix of blueyonderairlines.com for all new users.

A .  Use the ldifde command to migrate user settings. B .  Use the User State Migration Tool （USMT） to Migrate user settings. C .  Create trust relationships between the Chicago domain and the San Francisco domain. Use the Active Directory Migration Tool （ADMT） to migrate user settings. D .  Create trust relationships between the forest root domain and the San Francisco domain. Use the Active Directory Migration Tool （ADMT） to migrate user settings.

A . Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named cohovineyard.com. B . Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named paris.cohovineyard.com. C . Create a standard primary zone named paris.cohovineyard.com. D . Configure all computers in Paris to use DC3 as their DNS server. E . Configure all computers in Paris to use DC6 as their DNS server.

A . Create one site for all offices. Place the subnets for the four branch offices and the Sydney main office in this site.   B . Create two sites: one site for the four branch offices and one site for the Sydney main office. Place the subnets for the branch offices in one site. Place the subnet for the Sydney main office in the other site.   C . Create three sites: one site for the four branch offices, one site for the Sydney main office, and one site for the Sydney satellite offices.   D . Create four sites: one for the Melbourne and Perth branch offices, one site for the Berlin and Paris branch offices, one site for the Sydney main office, and one site for the Sydney satellite offices.   E . Create five sites; one site for the Melbourne branch office, one site for the Perth branch office, one site for the Berlin branch office, one site for the Paris branch office, and one site for the Sydney main office. Place the subnets for each branch office and the Sydney main office in their respective sites.

A . Assign the scheduling application package to the Instructor OU. B . Publish the scheduling application package to the Instructor OU. C . Ensure that the scheduling application can install across slow WAN links. D . Prevent the scheduling application from installing across slow WAN links.

A . Use two iSCSI host bus adapters B . Use two Fibre Channel host bus adapters C . Place the physical host servers on the same TCP/IP subnet D . Place the physical host servers on different TCP/IP subnet