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NT1330 Client-Server Networking II
Name: ____________________________________________________ Date: _______________________
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NT1330 Week 2, Assignment 2
Instructions:
1. Complete this assignment and submit it prior to the beginning of the next class meeting.
2. Completely fill in the bubble for the correct answer(s), any other mark such as an X or just a line through it will
be marked as incorrect.
1. DHCP frees system administrators from manually configuring each host on the network.
A True
B False
2. The smaller the network, the greater the benefit of using a dynamic address assignment.
A True
B False
3. DHCP provides three key benefits to those managing and maintaining a TCP/IP network.
A True
B False
4. The key aspect of the DHCP process is that it is dynamic.
A True
B False
5. Once a DHCP scope is defined and exclusion ranges are applied, the remaining addresses form what is
called an available address pool within the scope.
A True
B False
6. To conserve disk space, DNS servers store only the most recent updates.
A True
B False
7. The primary DNS server for a zone is not required to perform an incremental zone transfer.
A True
B False
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8. For replication of Active Directoryintegrated zones, DNS notification is needed.
A True
B False
9. Scavenging is enabled by default.
A True
B False
10. As long as the TTL for a cached resource record does not expire, a DNS server can continue to cache and
use the resource record again when answering queries by its clients that match these resource records.
A True
B False
11. The Reverse Address Resolution Protocol (RARP) was designed for what reason?
A to discover the Media Access Control (MAC) address (an address unique to a
Network Interface Card) that corresponds to a particular IP address
B for diskless workstations that had no means of permanently storing their TCP/IP
settings
C to provide a subnet mask and a default gateway
D to enable a TCP/IP workstation to retrieve settings for all of the configuration
parameters it needs to run
12. RARP was essentially the opposite of what protocol?
A BOOTP
B TFTP
C MAC
D ARP
13. BOOTP enables a TCP/IP workstation to retrieve settings for all of the configuration parameters it needs to
run excluding which option?
A subnet mask
B default gateway
C workstation settings
D IP address
14. Which of the following is not a key benefit provided by DHCP for those managing and maintaining a
TCP/IP network?
A IP host configuration
B dynamic host configuration
C flexibility and scalability
D de-centralized administration
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15. The core function of DHCP is to __________.
A manage resources
B assign addresses
C host configuration
D manage protocols
16. What computer provides DHCP configuration information to multiple clients?
A DHCP client
B DHCP server
C DHCP lease
D DHCP discover
17. Sent by clients via broadcast to locate a DHCP server per RFC 2131, which message may include options
that suggest values for the network address and lease duration?
A DHCPDECLINE
B DHCPREQUEST
C DHCPOFFER
D DHCPDISCOVER
18. Which of the following is sent by a DHCP server to a DHCP client to confirm an IP address and provide
the client with those configuration parameters that the client has requested and the server is configured to
provide?
A DHCPACK
B DHCPNACK
C DHCPRELEASE
D DHCPINFORM
19. The initial DHCP lease process is accomplished by using a series of exchanges between a DHCP client and
DHCP server that utilizes four messages. Which of the following is not a message that is used?
A DHCPDISCOVER
B DHCPOFFER
C DHCPRELEASE
D DHCPACK
20. All DHCP servers that receive the DHCPDISCOVER message and have a valid configuration for the client
will broadcast __________.
A DHCPACK
B DHCPOFFER
C DHCPNACK
D DHCPINFORM
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21. The broadcast DHCPREQUEST message contains all of the following information except __________.
A the IP address of the DHCP server chosen by the client
B the requested IP address for the client
C a list of requested parameters (subnet mask, router, DNS server list, domain
name, vendor-specific information, WINS server list, NetBIOS node type,
NetBIOS scope)
D DNS information for the client
22. A DHCP client will perform the initial lease process in all of the following situations with the exception of
__________.
A the very first time the client boots
B after every reboot
C after releasing the IP address
D after receiving a DHCPNACK message
23. If you use DHCP with an alternate configuration and the DHCP client cannot locate a DHCP server, the
alternate configuration is used to configure the network adapter. Additional discovery attempts are made
under what condition?
A The network adapter is disabled and then enabled again.
B Media is disconnected and then reconnected again.
C TCP/IP settings for the adapter are changed, and DHCP remains enabled after
these changes.
D All of the above
24. The IP addresses defined in a DHCP scope must be __________.
A contiguous
B associated with a subnet mask
C both A and B
D none of the above
25. Which of the following apply to all clients within a scope and are the most frequently used set of options?
A server options
B scope options
C class options
D client options
26. Which of the following is not a database function used to manage the DHCP database?
A compact
B reconciliation
C connect
D restore
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27. What criteria must be met by the server before using the Reconcile feature to verify client information for
a DHCP scope from the registry?
A You must restore the DHCP server registry keys, or they must remain intact from
previous service operations on the server computer.
B You must delete and recreate the DHCP database.
C You must reboot the server.
D None of the above
28. Which file is used by the DHCP database as a temporary storage file during database index maintenance
operations (this file sometimes resides in the %systemroot%\System32\Dhcp directory after a system
failure)?
A temp.log
B Dhcp.mdb
C J50.log
D Temp.edb
29. The MAC address can be obtained by keying in __________ at the command line.
A ipconfig -a
B ipconfig t
C ipconfig /all
D ipconfig/*
30. After the client receives an offer from at least one DHCP server, it broadcasts a DHCPREQUEST message
to all DHCP servers with 0.0.0.0 as the source address and __________ as the destination address.
A 265.265.265.265
B 225.225.225.225
C 255.255.255.255
D 205.205.205.205
31. In a Windows Server 2008 network, the primary means of locating network devices and network services
is through the use of __________.
A DHCP
B DNS
C TCP/IP
D BOOTP
32. In what year was DNS introduced?
A 1982
B 1983
C 1984
D 1985
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33. Which of the following is not considered a top-level domain?
A .nato
B .int
C .coop
D .com
34. What type of zone might a DNS server host?
A primary
B main
C single label
D forest
35. Which of the following is not a forward or reverse lookup zone type?
A primary
B secondary
C integrated
D stub
36. Which zone hosts a read/write copy of the DNS zone in which resource records are created and managed?
A standard primary zone
B standard secondary zone
C reverse lookup zone
D stub zone
37. Which zone is a copy of a zone that contains only those resource records necessary to identify the
authoritative DNS servers for that zone?
A standard primary zone
B standard secondary zone
C reverse lookup zone
D stub zone
38. Which zone enables a host to determine another hosts name based on its IP address?
A standard primary zone
B standard secondary zone
C reverse lookup zone
D stub zone
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39. What are two types of Active Directoryintegrated zones?
A standard and forward
B standard and secondary
C forward and reverse
D standard and reverse
40. Active Directoryintegrated zones follow what type of update model?
A multiple node
B multimaster
C replication
D notification
41. Where are zone transfers initiated?
A primary server
B secondary server
C stub server
D master server
42. Which operating system does not support zone transfers?
A Windows NT
B Windows 2000
C Windows Server 2003
D Windows Server 2008
43. DNS zone file resource records are represented as __________.
A binary packets
B DHCP data entries
C form packets
D text entries
44. Which of the following is a 32-bit integer representing the maximum time, in seconds, that a DNS server or
client caches this resource record before it is discarded?
A Owner
B Class
C TTL
D Resource Record Data
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45. After sending a zone transfer request, which option shows how long (in seconds) the zones secondary
server waits before sending another request?
A Refresh
B Retry
C Expire
D Minimum TTL
46. What is the length of time that the DNS service waits before retrying a query made during a recursive
lookup?
A 3 seconds
B 5 seconds
C 7 seconds
D 15 seconds
47. What is the length of time that the DNS service waits before failing a recursive lookup that has been
retried?
A 3 seconds
B 5 seconds
C 7 seconds
D 15 seconds
48. A conditional forwarder in an Active Directory environment can be replicated to any of the following
except all __________.
A DNS servers in the forest
B DNS servers in the domain
C domain controllers in the domain
D domain controllers in the forest
49. You can use the DNS console to manually or automatically test DNS servers by submitting all of the
following queries except __________.
A iterative
B simple
C recursive
D both B and C
50. Nslookup can be used for which of the following?
A resolving queries
B specifying DNS server
C resolving IP addresses to host names
D all of the above