You administer a Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 domain named AIOTestking.com. The
AIOTestking.com domain has several administrative templates that are applied via a Group Policy
object (GPO).
You must provide a solution for reviewing active and inactive Group Policy settings containing
comments.
You open the Group Policy settings. How would you apply the appropriate filters to accomplish this
task? (Choose all that apply)
A.
You should select the Enable Keyword Filters option.
B.
You should select the Enable Requirements Filters option.
C.
You should set the Managed Filter Options to Yes.
D.
You should set the Commented Filter Options to Yes.
E.
You should set the Configured Filter Options to Yes.
F.
You should set the Managed Filter Options to Any.
G.
You should set the Commented Filter Options to Any.
H.
You should set the Configured Filter Options to Any.
I.
You should set the Managed Filter Options to No.
J.
You should set the Commented Filter Options to No.
A isn’t part of the answer, everything else is correct.
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You have to tick A to be able to Tick D 🙂
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No you don’t. The first section of the Filter Options have drop downs for Managed, Configured and Commented. The ‘Enable Keyword Filters’ is a separate section.
Plus the checkbox under the Enable Keyword Filters is ‘Comment’ rather than ‘Commented’.
So I think the answer should be C, D, H
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Stupid question, should state that you are looking for keywords if that is the case. Reads me to as they want objects with comments. If Active\Inactive is something they put in the comments they should say that.
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We are looking for all active and inactive Group Policy settings containing
comments. This is what makes sense to me:
A.
You should select the Enable Keyword Filters option.
D.
You should set the Commented Filter Options to Yes.
F.
You should set the Managed Filter Options to Any.
H.
You should set the Configured Filter Options to Any.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd759104.aspx
Any comments?
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That is, F instead of C in the group.
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Okay could be C depending on how you read it.
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most sites are reporting A C D H
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yup, its A C D H
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