UAG SP1 DirectAccess Contest 1–Round 2/Quiz 3 and Contest 2 Round 1/Quiz 3

It’s time for your weekly UAG DirectAccess quiz! We’re getting close to the end of contest 1, so make sure you don’t miss a step for the next two weeks.

Last week’s quiz was definitely tricky and introduced some obscure or difficult to find information. This week I’m going to try something a little different.

Remember to send your entries before 11AM Central Standard Time (-0600 UTC) on Monday January 24th.

To the questions!

Question 1: Review the information in figure 1. (UAG1 is the UAG DirectAccess server and DC1 is on the intranet) Figure 1 From the information provided to you in Figure 1, which of the following answers is most likely? (choose 1 answer)      A. The Teredo server was moved off the UAG DirectAccess server      B.  The 6to4 relay router was moved off the UAG DirectAccess server      C.  The NAT64/DNS64 service was moved off the UAG DirectAccess server      D.  The ISATAP Router was moved off the UAG DirectAccess server  ================================================ Question 2: Review the information in figure 2. (UAG1 is the UAG DirectAccess server and DC1 is on the intranet) (choose 1 answer) Figure 2 From the information provided to you in Figure 2, what is the most likely roll for the machine with the IP address 2002:836b:4:8000:0:5efe:10.0.0.20 ?      A.  ISATAP router      B.  Windows Server 2008 R2 IPv6 RRAS router      C.  IP-HTTPS relay      D.  Teredo relay ================================================ Question 3: Review the information in figure 3. Figure 3 Why is the first “quartet” for CLIENT1 different than the other IPv6 addresses on the network? (choose one answer)       A.  CLIENT1 is on a different ISATAP subnet      B.  CLIENT1 is on the Internet and has registered its IP-HTTPS address      C.  CLIENT1 is located behind a web proxy and has registered its 6to4 address      D.  CLIENT1 is located behind a NAT device and has registered its Teredo address

Let’s see if this more “practical” approach to the questions is a bit less tricky than the quiz we had last week. This quiz is a nice test of your basic IPv6 knowledge – so good luck and have fun!

Send me your answers at:

tomsh@microsoft.com

by 11AM Central Standard Time (-0600 UTC) on Monday January 24th.

Thanks!

Tom

Tom Shinder
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Principal Knowledge Engineer, Microsoft DAIP iX/Forefront iX
UAG Direct Access/Anywhere Access Group (AAG)
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