Deploy and Manage AD DS Domain Controllers AZ-800 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1application · medium

   You have a domain controller that is running low on disk space. You need to move the Active Directory database and log files to a different drive. What is the correct procedure?

   • AUse Active Directory Sites and Services to change the database path.
   • BUse ntdsutil to move the database and log files to the new location.
   • CReinstall the domain controller on a new disk.
   • DCopy the NTDS.dit file to the new drive and delete the original.
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2. 2foundation · easy

   You manage a read-only domain controller (RODC) in a branch office. You need to allow a local IT technician to perform maintenance tasks on the RODC without granting them any domain administrative rights. What should you do?

   • AAdd the technician to the Domain Admins group
   • BMake the technician a member of the Server Operators group
   • CAdd the technician to the Enterprise Admins group
   • DDelegate control of the RODC to the technician
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4. 3foundation · easy

   A domain controller that held the Schema Master role has failed permanently. You need to ensure that the schema can be modified again. What should you do?

   • ASeize the Schema Master role on another domain controller
   • BTransfer the Schema Master role to another domain controller
   • CDemote the failed domain controller
   • DRestart the failed domain controller
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5. 4foundation · easy

   You manage an on-premises Active Directory domain with multiple domain controllers. You need to perform maintenance on one domain controller and want to ensure that it does not hold any operations master roles during the maintenance. Which tool should you use to view the current FSMO role holders?

   • AActive Directory Sites and Services
   • BActive Directory Administrative Center
   • CActive Directory Domains and Trusts
   • DActive Directory Users and Computers
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6. 5expert · hard

   Your domain has two domain controllers: DC1 and DC2. DC1 holds all FSMO roles and fails permanently. You seize the FSMO roles on DC2. Later, you bring DC1 back online after repairing it. What is the immediate consequence of DC1 returning to the network?

   • ADC1 will cause a replication conflict and must be immediately shut down.
   • BDC1 will automatically resume its FSMO roles because it was the original role holder.
   • CDC1 will operate normally but will not hold any FSMO roles, and you should not restore it from an old backup.
   • DDC1 will detect the conflict and transfer the roles back to itself.
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