You have a single Active Directory directory service domain. There is a branch office that connects to the main office through a low-bandwidth WAN link. The first domain controller is named DC1 and is located in the main office. The branch office has a single server named Server1. Server1 runs Windows Server 2003. You are preparing to install Active Directory on Server1. You back up the system state of DC1, and you send the backup to the administrator at the branch office. You need to make Server1 an
additional domain controller in your domain, while minimizing the bandwidth usage between the two offices. What should you do?

A.
Restore the system state data from DC1 to an alternate location on Server1. Run the dcpromo command with the /adv parameter, and select the From these restored backup files option.

B.
Restore the system state data from DC1 to the original location on Server1. Run the dcpromo command with the /adv parameter, and select the From these restored backup files option.

C.
Create a new Active Directory site. Create an unattended installation file with the CriticalReplicationOnly parameter. Run the dcpromo command with the /answer parameter.

D.
Create a new Active Directory site. Create an unattended installation file with the SiteName parameter to place Server1 into the new site. Run the dcpromo command with the /answer parameter.