You manage a server infrastructure for a software development company. There are 30 physical servers distributed across 4 subnets, and one Microsoft Hyper-V
cluster that can run up to 100 virtual machines (VMs). You configure the servers to receive the IP address from a DHCP server named SERVER1 that runs
Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2. You assign a 30-day duration to all DHCP leases.
Developers create VMs in the environment to test new software. They may create VMs several times each week.
Developers report that some new VMs cannot acquire IP address. You observe that the DHCP scope is full and delete non-existent devices manually. All physical
servers must keep their current DHCP lease configuration.
You need to ensure that the DHCP lease duration for VMs is 8 hours.
What should you configure?

A company has a single-forest and single Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain named Fabrikam.com that runs Windows 2012 Server. The AD DS
forest functional level and the domain functional level are both set to Windows 2008 R2. You use IP Address Management (IPAM) as the IP management solution.
You have two DHCP Servers named DHCP1 and DHCP2, and one IPAM server named IPAM1.
The company plans to acquire a company named Contoso, Ltd., which has a single-forest and single-domain AD DS named contoso.com. The forest functional
level and domain functional level of Contoso.com is set to Windows 2008. All servers at Contoso run Windows Server 2008. The IP management solution at
Contoso is based on a single DHCP server named SERVER3.

The total number of users in both companies will be 5000.
You have the following requirements:
The solution must be able to allocate up to three IP addresses per user.
All IP address leases must be renewed every two days.
You need to ensure that the corresponding servers will have enough capacity to store six years of IP utilization data and eight months of event catalog data.
What should you recommend?

This question consists of two statements: One is named Assertion and the other is named Reason. Both of these statements may be may be true; both false; or one
may be true, while the other may be false.
To answer this question, you must first evaluate whether each statement is true on its own. If both statements are true, then you must evaluate whether the Reason
(the second statement) correctly explains the Assertion (the first statement). You will then select the answer from the list of answer choices that matches your
evaluation of the two statements.
You plan to migrate users between two Active Directory Domain Services domains in different forests.
You run the following command from an administrative command prompt:

Assertion:
Users will have uninterrupted access to the resources in the source domain during the migration.
Reason:
The Netdom command configures a two-way trust between the source and target domains to ensure that users can access both environments for the entire length
of the migration phase.
Evaluate the Assertion and Reason statements and choose the correct answer option.

This question consists of two statements: One is named Assertion and the other Is named Reason. Both of these statements may be true; both may be false; or one
may be true, while the other may be false.
To answer this question, you must first evaluate whether each statement is true on its own. If both statements are true, then you must evaluate whether the Reason
(the second statement) correctly explains the Assertion (the first statement). You will then select the answer from the list of answer choices that matches your
evaluation of the two statements.
Assertion:
DHCP failover clustering provides load balancing when you use multiple DHCP servers to distribute IP addresses to the network clients. Clients can renew their IP
leases even if some of the DCHP servers become unavailable. DHCP failover clustering supports stateless and stateful IPv4 and IPv6 IP addresses, as well as
DHCP policies and filtering.

Reason:
The cluster health monitoring mechanism ensures the fault tolerance of the DCHP service and all configured DHCP settings. It also protects the DHCP database
from failures and corruptions.
Evaluate the Assertion and Reason statements and choose the correct answer option.

A company has a single-forest and single Active Directory Domain Services domain named contoso.com. The company has offices in multiple geographic locations
and manages all computing devices from a network operations center located at a main office.
You deploy physical servers and user devices by using a Windows Deployment Services (WDS) server named WDS1, and a server that runs System Center 2012
Virtual Machine Manager SP1 named VMM1.
Every three months you update the standard deployment images and push the update images to all client devices in the organization. You use multicast
deployments for the servers and client devices at the remote offices. To automate the deployment process, you create an Auto-Cast multicast transmission and prestage client devices.
You need to ensure that client devices continue the deployment process after the first reboot and do not restart the installation.
What should you do?

A company has offices in multiple geographic locations. The sites have high-latency, low- bandwidth connections. You need to implement a multisite Windows
Deployment Services (WDS) topology for deploying standard client device images to all sites.
Solution: At each site, you install a WDS Server. You apply the same configuration settings to each WDS Server. You configure Distributed File Server Replication
(DFSR) to synchronize install images.
Does this meet the goal?

A company has offices in multiple geographic locations. The sites have high-latency, low- bandwidth connections. You need to implement a multisite Windows
Deployment Services (WDS) topology for deploying standard client device images to all sites.
Solution: At each site, you create a multicast deployment. You pre-stage the client images that you plan to deploy and point them to the local WDS server.
Does this meet the goal?

You plan to simplify the organizational unit (OU) structure for a company. You must consolidate all member servers in the domain to a single OU named
MemberServers.
You must apply Group Policy settings for servers that meet the following criteria:
Server operating systems: Windows Server 2012
Server hardware platform: 64-bit
Server memory: less than 16 GB of RAM
Solution: You create a WMI filter action that includes the following query:

Does this meet the goal?

You plan to simplify the organizational unit (OU) structure for a company. You must consolidate all member servers in the domain to a single OU named
MemberServers.
You need to apply Group Policy settings for servers that meet the following criteria:
Server operating systems: Windows Server 2012
Server hardware platform: 64-bit
Server memory: less than 16 6B of RAM
Solution: You create a WMI filter action that includes the following query:

Does this meet the goal?

A company has a line-of-business application named App1 that runs on an internal IIS server. App1 uses a SQL Server 2008 database that is hosted on the same
server. You move the database to a dedicated SQL Server named SQL1.
Users report that they can no longer access the application by using their domain credentials.
You need to ensure that users can access App1.

Solution: You configure Kerberos-constrained delegation and then run the following command from an administrative command prompt:
setspn-a MSSQLsvc/SQLl:1433 <domain>\\<sql_service>
Does this meet the goal?