1.

Your network currently uses a single Windows NT 4.0 domain named EXAMPLE, which is used by 2000 people at 12 different offices. The company has registered the name exampleinc.com for e-mail purposes. You have a PDC and seven BDCs. You discover that none of your domain controllers can support Windows Server 2003. You decide to install a new domain for Windows Server 2003 Active Directory using all new equipment, then migrate users, computers and data after the new domain is established. Which of the following names should you select for your root domain?

1. Example.local

2. Exampleinc.com

3. Sub.example.local

4. Sub.exampleinc.com

2.

You have a Windows 2000 Active Directory forest with 14 domains. The company has undergone some changes, many of which have streamlined administrative duties. Instead of several different administrative groups heading up their own divisions, the company now has a central administrative unit with three subunits that handle help desk and password changes, deskside support and computer account management, and installations and deployments, respectively. The company has decided to restructure the domains so that the forest root domain is empty except for forest management. You are now designing the child domains. How many should you design?

1. 0

2. 1

3. 3

4. 13

3.

You have been hired as a consultant to review an Active Directory design for Example Inc. The company hands you its WAN map, an organizational chart, and its Active Directory design. Headquarters for Example Inc. are in Boston. You immediately notice...