CNIT 242 FINAL EXAM (Latest Update
) Questions & Answers {Grade
A} 100% Correct
What happens during the set up of Kerberos? - correct answer hash algorithm is
chosen for secret keys, admin choses a key for the service/host machine to memorize
What type of cryptography does Kerberos use? - correct answer symmetric/private
key, but can be configured to use public key
How is the KDC protected? - correct answer it itself is encrypted with a master key
What are traits of TACAS? - correct answer Cisco-proprietary, TCP, AAA are separate
processes
,What are traits of RADIUS? - correct answer Open standard, UDP, combines
Authentication and Authorization, only encrypts password
What are traits of Kerberos? - correct answer Authentication only, no Authorization or
Accounting
What standard does naming in AD follow? - correct answer LDAP standard
What needs to be formed among domain trees (explicitly or implicitly) to build a
domain forest? - correct answer trust relationships
Does creating AD groups as "Universal" maximize performance? - correct answer no,
it does not maximize
,When is the Authoritative DNS server contacted? - correct answer When the
configured DNS server does not have the record in its database/cache
Can users access their files when not connected to the network using Roaming User
Profiles? - correct answer No, that's not what roaming profiles do
What is the order in which group policies are applied? - correct answer local, site,
domain, OU
T/F: leaf objects can inherit attributes from its parent containers - correct answer T
T/F: X.500 is the original basis for Kerberos - correct answer F
What resource can provide centralized user authentication, and enables a general
"phone book" about network users? - correct answer a directory
, Does AD use LDAP to do Authentication and Authorization? - correct answer no...just
authorization
What is a directory? - correct answer a centralized, hierarchical information repository
about objects in an IT system
What types of objects does a directory organize and centralize information about? -
correct answer users, groups, devices, servers, external applications
What are directory services? - correct answer Protocols, functions, and APIs that
allow access to directory information, the benefit provided by the directory to the
users
) Questions & Answers {Grade
A} 100% Correct
What happens during the set up of Kerberos? - correct answer hash algorithm is
chosen for secret keys, admin choses a key for the service/host machine to memorize
What type of cryptography does Kerberos use? - correct answer symmetric/private
key, but can be configured to use public key
How is the KDC protected? - correct answer it itself is encrypted with a master key
What are traits of TACAS? - correct answer Cisco-proprietary, TCP, AAA are separate
processes
,What are traits of RADIUS? - correct answer Open standard, UDP, combines
Authentication and Authorization, only encrypts password
What are traits of Kerberos? - correct answer Authentication only, no Authorization or
Accounting
What standard does naming in AD follow? - correct answer LDAP standard
What needs to be formed among domain trees (explicitly or implicitly) to build a
domain forest? - correct answer trust relationships
Does creating AD groups as "Universal" maximize performance? - correct answer no,
it does not maximize
,When is the Authoritative DNS server contacted? - correct answer When the
configured DNS server does not have the record in its database/cache
Can users access their files when not connected to the network using Roaming User
Profiles? - correct answer No, that's not what roaming profiles do
What is the order in which group policies are applied? - correct answer local, site,
domain, OU
T/F: leaf objects can inherit attributes from its parent containers - correct answer T
T/F: X.500 is the original basis for Kerberos - correct answer F
What resource can provide centralized user authentication, and enables a general
"phone book" about network users? - correct answer a directory
, Does AD use LDAP to do Authentication and Authorization? - correct answer no...just
authorization
What is a directory? - correct answer a centralized, hierarchical information repository
about objects in an IT system
What types of objects does a directory organize and centralize information about? -
correct answer users, groups, devices, servers, external applications
What are directory services? - correct answer Protocols, functions, and APIs that
allow access to directory information, the benefit provided by the directory to the
users
