Question 1: On which computer is the Notepad application actually running?

The NYC – DC1 computer is running notepad from the Server01 remote desktop window.

Question 2: On which computer is the user profile stored that appear within the Student01 folder?

I created the Student01 folder in Exercise task 3 on step K on the Server01 computer.

Question 3: Is Notepad still running on Server01? Explain why or why not?

No it isn’t, notepad is running on the NYC – DC1 computer in the Server01 remote desktop window.

Question 4: Is the taskbar at the bottom of your screen being generated by Server01 or NYC-DC1? How
can you tell?

I’m logged in the NYC – DC1 computer so the taskbar is generated by the NYC – DC1 computer.

Question 5: What happens?

The Server01 remote computer is shut down.

Question 6: Is the Notepad application you opened in Exercise 2 still open in the Terminal Server
session? Why or why not?

The notepad application shut down when the remote computer Server01 was shut down.

Question 7: In the TS Remote App Manager console, there are currently two warning indicators showing
in the Overview area. Will any of these warnings make it impossible to access your Remote App
applications from NYC-DC1? Explain why or why not?

Yes, the warning indicators will keep the Remote App from running because they need to be fixed
before running the Remote App.

Question 8: Why is your Documents folder accessible in NYC – DC1?

The documents folder is accessible in NYC – DC1 because of the location it was saved in.

Question 9: On which computer is the Wordpad.exe file running?

I’m logged on the NYC – DC1 computer so the Wordpad.exe file is running on the NYC – DC1 computer.

Question 10-Are you looking at the Local Disk (C:) drive on NYC-DC1 or on SERVER01, the Terminal
Server? How can you tell?

The Local Disk (C:) drive is on the NYC – DC1 computer. The top of the window shows that the file is
being seen from the computer.
Question 11-For which computer does the System Information window contain information?

The System Information window information is contained from the Server01 computer because the
system name is Server01.

Question 12-Why did two Account Control dialog boxes appear during the Terminal Server connection
sequence?

It was two Account Control dialog boxes because I was running the Server01 remote program on the
NYC – DC1 computer.

 Question 1

10 out of 10 points
Complete the following exercise by matching the terms with their
corresponding definitions. Please note that the answers are in a
different order.
Question Correct Match Selected Match
client that provides users with access G. G.
to terminal servers Remote Desktop Remote Desktop
Connection Connection
Windows Server 2008’s Virtualization F. F.
role Hyper-V Hyper-V
reduces the network bandwidth D. D.
requirements of Terminal Services client-side client-side
caching caching
runs alongside the host operating C. C.
system virtual machine virtual machine
manager (VMM) manager (VMM)
enables one copy of an application to A. A.
service multiple clients copy-on-write copy-on-write
data sharing data sharing
a collection of processes that form an I. I.
individual user environment running session session
on a terminal server
transmits keystrokes, mouse J. J.
movements, and display data Remote Desktop Remote Desktop
Protocol (RDP) Protocol (RDP)
client applications running on servers H. H.
 thin client thin client
computing computing
virtual machine manager in Type I B. B.
virtualization hypervisor hypervisor
launches Terminal Services programs E. E.
without a remote desktop RemoteApp RemoteApp

 Question 2

1 out of 1 points
How many days can clients access a Terminal Services server before a
client access license is required?
Selected
Answer: 120
days
Correct
Answer: 120
days
Response Perfect! Terminal Services provides a 120-day grace period
Feedback: during which licenses are not necessary. After that period,
clients must have access to the Terminal Services License
Server, from which they will obtain a license.

 Question 3

1 out of 1 points
Session 0 on a Windows Server 2008 terminal server is always devoted to
which of the following?
Selected
Answer: the system services running on the
computer
Correct
Answer: the system services running on the
computer
Response Perfect! To keep the client processes for individual sessions
Feedback separate, the terminal server assigns each session a unique
: identifier called a Session ID. In Windows Server 2008, Session
ID 0 is always dedicated to the system services running on the
computer, which isolates them from applications for security
reasons. The system then assigns Session IDs, starting with
number 1, to each interactive user logging on to the computer
 from the local console or a remote system.

 Question 4

1 out of 1 points
Which of the following features is designed to conserve memory on a
terminal server?
Selected
Answer: copy-on-write data
sharing
Correct
Answer: copy-on-write data
sharing
Response Perfect! Most of the application files remain unchanged while
Feedback users work with a word processor, so there is no reason to
: load multiple copies of these files into memory when the client
sessions could just as easily share access to a single copy of
each file. However, this is not a perfect solution either. What
happens to the few files that do change? When one client
modifies an application file, the modifications should logically
affect all of the other clients running that application as well.
They do not, however, because Windows Server 2008 uses a
memory management technique called copy-on-write data
sharing. As the name implies, copy-on-write means that when
a client attempts to write to a shared application file, the
operating system creates a copy of that file, allocates it for the
exclusive use of that client, and writes the changes to the
copy. This minimizes the amount of memory utilized by each
client and enables the applications to run normally.

 Question 5

1 out of 1 points
Which of the following does the Remote Desktop Protocol not carry
between a terminal server and a client?
Selected
Answer: application
data
Correct
Answer: application
data
Response Perfect! The RDC program sends the user’s keystrokes and
Feedback: mouse movements to the terminal server and receives
information from the server to create the display.

 Question 6

1 out of 1 points
The Remote Desktop Protocol is based on which of the following?
Selected
Answer: ITU
T.120
Correct
Answer: ITU
T.120
Response Perfect! RDP, now in version 6.0, is based on the T.120
Feedback: protocol standards published by the International
Telecommunications Union (ITU). It provides multi-channel
communication between Terminal Services clients and
servers.

 Question 7

1 out of 1 points
A client running four RemoteApp applications on the desktop is utilizing
how many sessions on the terminal server?
Selected
Answer: on
e
Correct
Answer: on
e
Response Perfect! Even if it is not practical to adopt Terminal Services
Feedback for your clients’ entire desktops, you might use it for individual
: applications. You can use Terminal Services to deploy some of
your applications, automatically deploy a desktop containing
only a single application, or use the Terminal Services
RemoteApp role service to deploy applications directly to
client windows without remoting the entire desktop. Generally,
however, you should deploy desktops with individual
applications only when users need just one Terminal Services
application. You can, for example, have clients open individual
Terminal Services sessions for each application they run. From
a user perspective, this might seem like a viable solution.
 However, from an administrative standpoint, it is highly
wasteful of server resources because each session has a
separate copy of the Win32 subsystem. By comparison, a
single Terminal Services session running multiple applications
uses only one copy of the Win32 subsystem and therefore
requires much less server memory. RemoteApp applications
handle memory differently, however. When a single user
opens multiple RemoteApp applications, they all run within the
same session.

 Question 8

1 out of 1 points
Windows Server 2008 requires that you install which of the following
features for the Application Server role?
Selected
Answer: .NET Framework 3.0
feature
Correct
Answer: .NET Framework 3.0
feature
Response Perfect! The Application Server role is essentially a superset of
Feedback the Web Server (IIS) role that enables IIS to host Web services
: developed using environments, such as Windows
Communication Foundation (WCF) and .NET Framework 3.0.
Installing the Application Server role automatically
installs .NET Framework 3.0.

 Question 9

1 out of 1 points
Which of the following is a true statement about limitations Microsoft
places on the number of roles a Windows Server 2008 computer can
support?
Selected
Answer: The number of roles that a Windows Server 2008 computer
can run is limited only to the amount of hardware resources
available to the server.
Correct
Answer: The number of roles that a Windows Server 2008 computer
can run is limited only to the amount of hardware resources
available to the server.
Response Perfect! The concept of assigning multiple roles to a single
Feedback Windows Server 2008 computer makes it possible to utilize
: each computer’s hardware resources more efficiently. The
number of roles a server can perform depends on the
computer’s hardware configuration, the hardware
requirements of the role, and the size and scope of the
enterprise.

 Question 10

1 out of 1 points
Which of the following types of virtualization provides the best
performance for high-traffic servers in production environments?
Selected
Answer: Type I
virtualization
Correct
Answer: Type I
virtualization
Response Perfect! The virtualization capability built into Windows Server
Feedback 2008, called Hyper-V, uses Type 1 virtualization, in which the
: VMM is called a hypervisor, an abstraction layer that interacts
directly with the computer’s physical hardware. Unlike hybrid
virtualization, no host OS shares processor time with the VMM.
Instead, the hypervisor designates the first partition it creates
as the parent partition and all subsequent partitions as child
partitions.

 Question 11

1 out of 1 points
Which of the following Windows Server 2008 products cannot run Hyper-
V?
Selected
Answers: Windows Server 2008 Web
Server 64-bit

Windows Server 2008 Standard

32-bit

Windows Server 2008 Enterprise

32-bit
Correct
 Answers: Windows Server 2008 Web
Server 64-bit

Windows Server 2008 Standard

32-bit

Windows Server 2008 Enterprise

32-bit
Response Perfect! None of the 32-bit versions of Windows Server 2008
Feedback: supports Hyper-V, and of the 64-bit versions, only Standard,
Enterprise, and Datacenter support it.

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