Windows 2000 Active Directory Review

1. One of the advantages of Windows 2000 Active Directory over previous versions of Windows NT is that two-way transitive trusts are automatically created between which objects? (Choose all correct answers.)

   1. Between root domains in an Active Directory forest

   2. Between parent domains and child domains

   3. Between child domains at the same level within the tree

   4. Between Windows 2000 and Windows NT 4.0 domains

   A, B. Windows 2000 automatically creates two-way transitive trusts between root domains in the forest. Additionally, two-way transitive trusts are created between parent and child domains in Windows 2000.

   C, D. Two transitive trusts are not automatically created between child domains or between Windows 2000 domains and Windows NT 4.0 domains, although you can manually create a shortcut trust if you desire. (See Chapter 8 for a full discussion on Windows 2000 trusts.) Thus Answers C and D are incorrect.

2. The schema serves what function in Active Directory?

   1. Provides a listing, or index, of all the objects within Active Directory

   2. Defines the types of objects that can be stored in Active Directory

   3. Organizes objects, such as users or computers, into a location designed for easier management and assignment of permissions

   4. Provides for name resolution on the network

   B. The schema defines the types of objects that can be stored in Active...