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70-685 · Question #54

Users report that their DirectAccess connections fail. You instruct the help desk to tell the users to run the Connection to a Workplace Using DirectAccess troubleshooter. The help desk reports that…

The correct answer is D. Request that the domain administrator configure the Corporate Website Probe URL Group Policy setting. Troubleshooting item in Control Panel To focus troubleshooting on DirectAccess and collect additional information, you can use the Workplace Using DirectAccess troubleshooter in the Troubleshooting item of Control Panel. To start the DirectAccess troubleshooter: Click Start…

Identify and Resolve Network Connectivity Issues

Question

Users report that their DirectAccess connections fail. You instruct the help desk to tell the users to run the Connection to a Workplace Using DirectAccess troubleshooter. The help desk reports that the Connection to a Workplace Using DirectAccess troubleshooter fails to function. You need to ensure that the Connection to a Workplace Using DirectAccess troubleshooter functions properly. What should you do?

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Options

  • AInstruct the help desk to enable IPv6 on the users' computers.
  • BInstruct the help desk to modify the users' Windows Firewall settings.
  • CRequest that the domain administrator configure the Teredo State Group Policy setting.
  • DRequest that the domain administrator configure the Corporate Website Probe URL Group Policy setting.

How the community answered

(52 responses)
  • A
    13% (7)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    8% (4)
  • D
    77% (40)

Explanation

Troubleshooting item in Control Panel To focus troubleshooting on DirectAccess and collect additional information, you can use the Workplace Using DirectAccess troubleshooter in the Troubleshooting item of Control Panel. To start the DirectAccess troubleshooter: Click Start, and then click Control Panel. In System and Security, click Find and fix problems. Click Network and Internet, and then click Connection to a Workplace Using DirectAccess. Note: For this troubleshooting tool to work correctly, you must configure the Computer Configuration/Policies/Administrative Templates/Network/Network Connectivity Status Indicator/Corporate Website Probe URL Group Policy setting in the Group Policy object for DirectAccess clients. Case Study 3 - A.Datum Corporation (QUESTION 55 - QUESTION 59) You are an enterprise desktop support technician for A.Datum Corporation. Active Directory Configuration The company has three offices. The offices are configured as shown in the following table: The network contains a single Active Directory domain named adatum.com. Two Group Policy objects (GPOs) are configured as shown in the following table: The relevant servers in the main office are configured as shown in the following table: Wireless Network A wireless network is implemented in the main office. The wireless network is configured to use WPA2-Enterprise security. Client Configuration All client computers run Windows 7 Enterprise and are configured to use DHCP. Windows Firewall is disabled on all client computers. All computers in the research department have Windows XP Mode and Windows Virtual PC You deploy a custom Windows XP Mode image to the research department computers. An application named App1 is installed in the image. Each research department computer has the following hardware: - Intel Core i7 processor - 500-GB hard disk drive Corporate Security Policy The corporate security policy includes the following requirements: - Users without domain accounts must be denied access to internal - All connections to the company's wireless access points must be - Only employees can be configured to have user accounts in the Active Directory domain. - The hard disk drives on all portable computers must be encrypted by using Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption (BitLocker).

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#DirectAccess#troubleshooter#Corporate Website Probe URL#Group Policy

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