Practice exams for Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate (AZ-802: Administering Windows Server)

50 questions · 75 min

  • Deploy and manage AD DS 10 questions
  • Manage storage and file services 8 questions
  • Monitor and troubleshoot Windows Server environments 8 questions
  • Manage Windows Server instances and workloads in a hybrid environment 6 questions
  • Manage virtual machines 6 questions
  • Implement and manage an on-premises and hybrid networking infrastructure 6 questions
  • Secure Windows Server infrastructure 6 questions
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The 50 questions cover 7 domains: Deploy and manage AD DS, Manage storage and file services, Monitor and troubleshoot Windows Server environments, Manage Windows Server instances and workloads in a hybrid environment, Manage virtual machines, Implement and manage an on-premises and hybrid networking infrastructure, Secure Windows Server infrastructure. 25 of them are free, without an account.

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Sample question

Deploy and manage AD DS

The domain controller that holds the RID Master operations master role has permanently failed and cannot be repaired. No other role transfer is possible from this server. What is the correct way to move the RID Master role to a healthy domain controller?

  1. Recreate the domain so that a new domain controller is assigned all FSMO roles automatically
  2. Wait for Active Directory to automatically reassign the role at the next replication cycle
  3. Edit the fsmoRoleOwner attribute directly with Get-ADDomainController
  4. Run Move-ADDirectoryServerOperationMasterRole with -Force to seize the role onto a working DC
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Correct answer: D

When an operations master role holder has failed and can't be repaired, the documented method is to use Move-ADDirectoryServerOperationMasterRole with the Force parameter to seize the role onto a working domain controller.

Source: official documentation

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