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Chris M. might disagree with me on this but a blank password for a local account is arguably the most secure password that account can have! Now I’m sure that some of you will disagree but here is why.
1. A local account using blank password in default setting in windows 2003 setup, can only logon locally.
2. Again arguably all windows 2003 servers are in a secure location. Server room, etc.. If not and anyone can get access to the server then what does it matter if a local account has no password, since they will be able to re-boot the server and do whatever they like to it.
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What type of Video card is needed for EMS to work correctly?
- VT-100
- VT-100+
- VT-UTF8
- VGA
- SVGA
- None
Answer: None is Correct. EMS can administer a Windows 2003 server without a Keyboard, mouse, or display.
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What type of Video card is needed for EMS to work correctly?
- VT-100
- VT-100+
- VT-UTF8
- VGA
- SVGA
- None
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Should Administrators have access to email?
Answer: No, each administrator should have two accounts, 1 - User Account and 1 Administrator account and only the user account should have access to email.
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Should Administrators have access to email?
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select
CS.Name0,
OS.Description0
from
dbo.v_GS_OPERATING_SYSTEM OS,
dbo.v_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM CS
Where
CS.ResourceID = OS.ResourceID
Order by
CS.Name0
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This weeks reading for the self study group is:
| 7.3 Managing Software with Group Policy Software Installation | 13 | 33 |
| 7.4 Auditing | 20 | |
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Which of the following can be deployed via GPSI?
- Batch file (.Bat)
- Command File (.Com)
- Executable (.Exe)
- Visual Basic Scripting Edition (.Vbs)
- Windows Installer (.Msi)
- Windows PowerShell (.Ps1)
- Windows Software Installation Settings file (.Zap)
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Define each of the following, with respect to this exam:
- Autonomy
- Isolation
- Security Boundaries
Answer:
- Autonomy: A state or condition in which external control is possible ever while local control is the way things are done.
- Isolation: A state or condition that indicates a clear, precise boundary.
- Security Boundaries: Borders beyond which security authority does not extend.
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Define each of the following, with respect to this exam:
- Autonomy
- Isolation
- Security Boundaries
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Which of the follow are encryptions that can be used for IPSec?
- 3DES
- Data Encryption Standard
- DES
- TDES
- Triple Data Encryption Standard
Answer:
This is a trick questions, all of them are encryptions that can be used by IPSec.
DES is acronym for Data Encryption Standard
3DES & TDES are acronyms for Triple Data Encryption Standard
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Where are Security Templates stored by default on a DC?
Answer:
%SystemRoot%\Security\Templates
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Which of the follow are encryptions that can be used for IPSec?
- 3DES
- Data Encryption Standard
- DES
- TDES
- Triple Data Encryption Standard
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How can you offload IPSec workload from CPU to another device?
Answer:
Some Network cards can encrypt Network traffic using onboard processor, Here is just one example and No I have not used this or any other brand.
http://interfacemasters.com/products/SSL_IPSec_cards.html
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How can you offload IPSec workload from CPU to another device?
