15. What is the difference between a policy and a preference?
- They are the exact same thing.
- A policy is used to set a preference.
- A policy can be modified by a local user, while a preference is enforced by AD.
- A policy is enforced by AD, while a preference can be modified by a local user.
16. Select the right order of enforcement of GPOs:
- Site –> Domain –> OU
- OU –> Domain –> Sit
- Domain –> Site –> OU
- Site –> OU –> Domain
17. What can be used to determine what policies will be applied to a given machine?
- An RSOP report
- A control panel
- gpupdate
- A test domain
18. Which of the following could prevent logging into a domain-joined computer? Check all that apply.
- Unable to reach the domain controller
- The are time and date are incorrect
- The user account is locked
- Your computer is connected to Wifi
19. How does a client discover the address of a domain controller?
- It sends a broadcast to the local network
- It is provided via DHCP
- It is pushed via an AD GPO
- It makes a DNS query, asking for the SRV record for the domain
