Errata

Exam Ref 70-410: Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012

Errata for Exam Ref 70-410: Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012

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Version Location Description Submitted by Date submitted
Printed Page p21-22
point 7

Paragraph Converting between GUI and server Core:
point 7 states to uncheck Graphical Management Tools and server graphical shell
In fact, you only need to uncheck the first one (the second one will also be removed since it depends on the first one for a full GUI interface).
Same thing goes for the powershell command at the bottom
uninstall-windowsfeature server-gui-mgmt-infra -restart will suffice to convert to server core

Anonymous  Nov 28, 2013 
Printed Page 17
Objective Review, Question 2, option b and c

The sentence on option b says:
"Windows Server 2008 Standard to Windows..."

it should be totally correct if it explicits the architeture. I believe option b should start like:
"Windows Server 2008 64-bit to WIndows..."

The sentence on option c says:
"Windows Server 2008 R2 32-bit to ...."

There are no 32-bit version of Windows Server 2008 R2.

Fabio Martins  Nov 08, 2013 
PDF Page 20
Using command-line tools

As Microsoft tends to substitute all command-line tools in favour of PowerShell equivalents for all kind of administration tasks, it may be useful to include Rename-Computer and Add-Computer in examples. For example:

Rename-Computer NEWNAME -Restart
(to apply NEWNAME computer name and restart system)

Add-Computer newdomain.local -Credential Administator@newdomain.local
(to join newdomain.local domain using Administator@newdomain.local account and restart system)

Garri  Dec 23, 2013 
Printed Page 25
Step 9

In any part of the book until this page told that are these options "Address Hash" and "Hyper-V Port".

Fabio Martins  Nov 11, 2013 
PDF Page 80
4th paragraph

In this part we see this
Turn off inheritance When you assign advanced permissions, you can configure an ACE not to pass its permissions down to its subordinate elements
But when you uncheck the check box , infect you want to not inherite permissions from parent folder.

vahid Bahramiyan  Mar 21, 2014 
PDF Page 113
Managing Windows Server 2012 servers

It may be useful to include steps required for managing Windows Server 2012 servers in workgroups. For example, we should instruct WinRM to allow connections to remote workgroup server WIN2012A using following command:

winrm set winrm/config/client '@{TrustedHosts="WIN2012A"}'

Garri  Sep 30, 2013 
PDF Page 174
Step 7 in "Creating a new virtual switch"

I think "Enable Virtual LAN Identification For Management Operating System" option requires more clarification.

It is used to associate Virtual NIC in Parent Partition (connected to Virtual Switch) with specified VLAN tag, i.e. all traffic sourced from Parent Partition will be marked with specified VLAN tag before transmission from Physical NIC.

We can also specify VLAN tag for Virtual NIC in Child Partition connected to the same Virtual Switch.

So, we can use one Physical NIC transmitting several isolated traffic streams. Physical NIC should be connected to Physical Switch port supporting 802.1q trunking.

Garri  Nov 23, 2013 
PDF Page 198
The last paragraph about "LINK-LOCAL UNICAST ADDRESSES"

The 10-bit prefix of all link-local addresses should be "11111110100" followed by 54 zeros, rather than "11111110010"

Gnought  Mar 21, 2014 
Printed Page 206
United States

The thought experiment answer states, "by using four host bits to give him eight subnets w/ up to 14 hosts on each." Which is incorrect. Taking three host bits gives him eight subnets. The computer will then use a subnet mask of 255.255.255.224. This will give him 30 host per subnet. The usable addresses would be as follows:
172.16.8.1-172.16.8.30
172.16.8.33-172.16.8.62
... and so on

Jaime  Jan 18, 2014 
PDF Page 219
Step 2 of network boot process and 2nd paragraph

DHCP Option 60 doesn't contain name of WDS server but a simple string "PXEClient". It is used to indicate that the same server can provide options 66 (TFTP Server Name) and 67 (Boot File Name) needed for PXE client.

Garri  Nov 27, 2013 
PDF Page 225
1st paragraph in "DNS communications"

I think an author should specify browser application name, because many browsers don't display connection progress to website and Internet Explorer might not be an application which user using for web surfing.

Garri  Nov 28, 2013 
PDF Page 227
Note "Combining steps"

The note states that gTLD domains .com, .net and .org are hosted on root servers. But authoritative servers for domains .com and .net (a.gtld-servers.net to m.gtld-servers.net) use IP addresses different from root servers (a.root-servers.net to m.root-servers.net).

Also, DNS request to root servers for most popular domains (google.com, wikipedia.org) returns list of authoritative gTLD domain servers specified above (not list of servers authoritative for second level domain).

Also, I can't find information about the statement in Internet resources except Microsoft ones.

Please provide an example or additional details. Thank you.

Garri  Nov 29, 2013 
PDF Page 234
Stub zone description

When the server hosting the stub zone receives a query for a name in stub zone, it either forwards the request to the name servers (defined in NS records) authoritative for the zone or replies with a referral to those name servers, depending on whether the query is recursive or iterative.

Server hosting the primary zone is not required to be defined in NS records.

Garri  Nov 30, 2013 
PDF Page 237,238
PTR description, step 7 in new Address RR creation procedure

PTR provides an address-to-name mapping in in-addr.arpa (IPv4) or ip6.arpa (IPv6) domain.
PTR is the functional opposite of an A or AAAA record.

Garri  Nov 30, 2013 
PDF Page 240
Objective summary

The first item in objective summary belongs to the Objective 4.2.

Garri  Nov 30, 2013 
Printed Page 276
powershell example at the bottom of the page

the line of code starts

Import-CSV users finance.csv | foreach {New-ADuser.......

my query is about the word users after the Import-CSV as I am unsure what the "users" is for. its not a parameter for this command.

I have tried to recreate the scenario and cannot get it to work if I include the users. without it the import works.

the second part of the command using $_. does not fully work as well.
The method I used to get this to work was

$user = Import-Csv finance.csv | foreach ($account in $user) { New-ADUser -SamAccountName $account.SamAccountname -Name $account.name -Surname $account.surname -GivenName $account.givenname -Path "OU=research,DC=adatum,DC=com"}

The -AccountPassword does not work unless it is converted into a secure string first. - may be worth noting.

Steve Robbins  Oct 22, 2013 
PDF Page 287
United States

In the Thought Experiment, since Inside Sales is an OU, not a container, the options offered (especially the answer D), should read OU=Inside Sales, not CN=Inside Sales. If you leave the CN reference in place for B and C, you should highlight the incorrect syntax as another reason it's incorrect.

Stuart Rowe  Jan 20, 2014 
PDF Page 305
List of parameters, example

For the dsadd group command, the switch to specify members of the group should be '-members', but the books presents it as '-member' twice.

Tal Zayas  Mar 22, 2014