Your organization has multiple on-premises Windows Servers that are not connected to the internet. You want to manage them remotely from a central location. You have decided to deploy Windows Admin Center on an Azure VM. What is the primary requirement for this deployment to work?

The on-premises servers must have the Windows Admin Center gateway installed

The on-premises servers must be domain-joined and have a trust relationship with Azure AD

There must be network connectivity between the Azure VM and the on-premises servers, such as a VPN or ExpressRoute

The on-premises servers must have a public IP address

A company has a group of junior administrators who need to restart services and view event logs on Windows Servers. They should not have full administrative rights. You want to provide them with PowerShell remoting access that limits their commands to the required tasks. What should you implement?

Use Group Policy to assign the 'Log on as a batch job' right to the group

Add the group to the local Administrators group on each server and use PowerShell remoting

Create a custom PowerShell module with the required functions and grant the group access to it

Configure Just Enough Administration (JEA) with a role capability that includes only the required cmdlets

A helpdesk team needs to remotely run a limited set of PowerShell cmdlets (e.g., Get-Service, Restart-Service) on Windows Servers. They should not have full administrative rights or access to other cmdlets. Which approach should you use?

Use Group Policy to restrict the available cmdlets for all users on the servers.

Enable PowerShell remoting and rely on the default endpoint's authorization rules.

Add the helpdesk group to the local Administrators group on each server.

Create a JEA endpoint with a role capability that includes only the required cmdlets and assign the helpdesk group to it.

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Configure Remote Management for Windows Servers in a Hybrid Environment AZ-800 Practice Questions (Page 5)

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Which port does Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) use by default?
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Your organization has multiple on-premises Windows Servers that are not connected to the internet. You want to manage them remotely from a central location. You have decided to deploy Windows Admin Center on an Azure VM. What is the primary requirement for this deployment to work?
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A company has a group of junior administrators who need to restart services and view event logs on Windows Servers. They should not have full administrative rights. You want to provide them with PowerShell remoting access that limits their commands to the required tasks. What should you implement?
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Which Windows feature must be installed to enable the OpenSSH Server on Windows Server?
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A helpdesk team needs to remotely run a limited set of PowerShell cmdlets (e.g., Get-Service, Restart-Service) on Windows Servers. They should not have full administrative rights or access to other cmdlets. Which approach should you use?
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Questions 21–25

Which port does Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) use by default?

Your organization has multiple on-premises Windows Servers that are not connected to the internet. You want to manage them remotely from a central location. You have decided to deploy Windows Admin Center on an Azure VM. What is the primary requirement for this deployment to work?

A company has a group of junior administrators who need to restart services and view event logs on Windows Servers. They should not have full administrative rights. You want to provide them with PowerShell remoting access that limits their commands to the required tasks. What should you implement?

Which Windows feature must be installed to enable the OpenSSH Server on Windows Server?

A helpdesk team needs to remotely run a limited set of PowerShell cmdlets (e.g., Get-Service, Restart-Service) on Windows Servers. They should not have full administrative rights or access to other cmdlets. Which approach should you use?

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