Question 1:
There are up to fourteen (14) different built-in groups that might be situated by default in the Builtin container including “Account Operators”, “Incoming Forest Trust Builders” and “Pre-Windows 2000 Compatible Access”. Provide a small description of these three built-ins.
Question 2:
Write down the two (2) primary techniques of implementing security? In brief explain each one.
Question 3:
Provide the three (3) elements which determine a user’s access and which define the permissions they have to the object.
Question 4:
Name and illustrate out the two (2) different types of Access Control Lists (ACLs) in security descriptor.
Question 5:
Authentication relies on standards and protocols which are employed to confirm the identity of a user or object. Windows Server 2003 supports numerous kinds of network authentication. Two kinds of these network authentications are Lightweight Directory Access Protocol/Secure Sockets Layer (LDAP/SSL) and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). Illustrate out in details how these two kinds of network authentications work.
Question 6:
Illustrate out the purpose of the “Access Token” in Security Principals and Security Identifiers.
Question 5:
Using the Active Directory Domains and Trusts console, it is probable to make a variety of different kinds of trusts between forests and domains. Make a distinction between the “Realm Trust” and “External Trust”. Demonstrate your answer using relevant diagrams.
Question 6:
Share permissions have important limitations. Name and illustrate out any four of these limitations.