Microsoft Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services (AZ-801日本語版) - AZ-801日本語 Exam Practice Test

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The -ADAccountOrGroupProtector parameter of Add-BitLockerKeyProtector adds an Active Directory account or group as a key protector for a BitLocker-protected data volume (this protector type cannot be applied to an operating system volume, which matches the D: data volume shown in the exhibit). Pairing it with the -Service switch specifies that the protector is the computer ' s own service (machine) account, expressed as DOMAIN\ComputerName$, which lets that computer automatically unlock the volume without a signed-in user - the standard pattern for unattended or service-hosted data volumes. The second dropdown correctly resolves to -Service rather than -TPMandPinProtector or -TPMandPinAndStartupKeyProtector, since neither of those protector types is used together with an AD account/group protector.
Official Reference
Add-BitLockerKeyProtector (BitLocker module) - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module
/bitlocker/add-bitlockerkeyprotector

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Centrally managing performance alerts in Azure for on-premises domain controllers is done by connecting those servers to Azure Monitor: the Azure Monitor agent is installed on each domain controller (typically through Azure Arc for non-Azure servers) to collect performance counters and event data, and that data is sent to an Azure Log Analytics workspace created in Azure, which is the resource that stores the collected telemetry and against which performance-based alert rules are defined and centrally managed. Creating a Data Collector Set in Performance Monitor or modifying the Performance Monitor Users group are local, per- server administrative actions that do not send data to Azure, and an Azure SQL database, Storage Sync Service, or Azure Storage account are not the telemetry store that Azure Monitor alerting is built on.
Official Reference
Overview of Azure Monitor agent - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/agents/agents- overview

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CORRECTED ANSWER: Cmdlet: Install-Module. Servers: Server1 only.
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OSConfig is deployed by installing the Microsoft.OSConfig PowerShell module from the PowerShell Gallery with Install-Module, not with Add-WindowsFeature, Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature, or Install-Package, which install Windows roles/features or generic packages rather than a PowerShell module. As of general availability, OSConfig security baselines are supported only on Windows Server 2025; earlier releases such as Windows Server 2022, 2019, and 2016 are explicitly not supported. In the table given, only Server1 runs Windows Server 2025, so it is the only server on which OSConfig can currently be deployed.
Official Reference
OSConfig overview for Windows Server - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/security
/osconfig/osconfig-overview

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CORRECTED ANSWER: Start DC1 in Directory Services Restore Mode > Perform an authoritative restore on DC1 > Start DC1 normally.
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Because DC1 was shut down at 08:00-before the 09:00 deletion of the manager attribute-its on-disk Active Directory database already holds the correct, pre-incident values for every affected user, making it what Microsoft ' s guidance calls a " latent " domain controller that never replicated the bad change. In this exact scenario, official troubleshooting guidance for restoring accidentally modified or deleted AD data explains that when an unaffected domain controller is available, you can skip a system state restore entirely: boot that domain controller into Directory Services Restore Mode to isolate it from inbound replication, then use ntdsutil to perform an authoritative restore, which raises the version numbers on the affected objects so they win when replicated outward. Restarting DC1 normally afterward pushes its authoritative, correct manager attribute values out to DC2 and any other domain controllers. Restoring system state from the prior night ' s
23:00 backup at this point would actually reintroduce more data loss, since it would discard any legitimate changes made between 23:00 and DC1 ' s 08:00 shutdown-exactly what the minimize-data-loss requirement is designed to avoid. The Active Directory Recycle Bin does not help here because it recovers deleted objects, not attribute values that were cleared on objects that still exist.
Official Reference
Restore deleted user accounts and groups in Active Directory - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us
/troubleshoot/windows-server/active-directory/retore-deleted-accounts-and-groups-in-ad

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