Question

1. What is the special boot image that creates an install image from a reference computer?

2. What are the methods for adding computers to WSUS groups?

3. How many times per day can WSUS synchronize with Windows Update Server?

4. Which WDS properties tab do you use to specify whether all clients should be delivered images at the same speed or in groups at different speeds?

5. What is the function of the TFTP protocol when used with WDS?

6. Which WSUS server mode centralizes administration of update approvals and client groups?

7. How is group policy used when configuring clients to use a WSUS server?

8. What should you do if you want to target specific computers for different types of updates?
9. What DFS component points to a shared folder on a server?

10. What are the different types of replication topologies?

Answer 1

1. The special boot image that creates an install image from a reference
computer is "Capture Image".

2. There are two methods for adding computers to WSUS groups. They are:
server-side targeting and client-side targeting. With server-side targeting,
one or more client computers is manually moved to one computer group at a time.
With client-side targeting, Group Policy is used or the registry settings is edited
on client computers to enable those computers to automatically add themselves
into the previously created computer groups.

3. It is recommended that WSUS should be synchronized with Windows Update Server
at least once every 24 hours at an off peak time. Also, if Definition updates are
approved automatically, then the server should be synchronized at least 2-3 times daily.

4. WDS properties tab used to specify whether all clients should be delivered
images at the same speed or in groups at different speeds is "Multicast".

5. The Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) server.TFTP is the protocol used
to download the bootimage, and to boot files, when used with WDS.

6. WSUS server mode which centralizes administration of update approvals and client groups is "Replica mode".

7. Group policy assigns clients to different target WSUS groups based on a
label in the registry on the client.

8. To target specific computers for different types of updates, custom groups should be created.

9. DFS link points to a shared folder on a server.

10.There are two types of replication: intrasite replication and intersite replication.