Exam 70-742 topic 1 question 87 discussion

D. Ldifde is the answer

You are right, downvote my previous answer. Found this: The given answer is correct. It used to be setspn. But in Windows 2016, Microsoft now finally acknowledges the method us administrators have been using for years. If you turn on Advanced Features in your ADUC, you can browse to the tab called “Attribute Editor” on every object. Do that on a computer-object. In there, you’ll find a value called “servicePrincipalName”. You can manually add and remove SPNs there. For real-life, learn the format: ServiceName/ComputerName(or FQDN). This can include a port number as well.

This can be edited within ADUC under the Attribute Editor tab.

D. Ldifde is the answer

Correct answer is D. setspn > ldifde > AD UC. Each of the above can be used, however Setspn is the preferred option by Microsoft. If you don't have that answer available, select ldifde. If both are not available, AD UC can be used, but is not a preferred method.

Correct answer B and D. This is as same as #Question 8. And conclusion is also.

Hello Guys, So I looked up some information Regarding this subject and i have executed them myself on my practice Environment, Option B is a Valid Answer as by enabling 'Show Advanced option' from the Users and Computers and browsing to my attributes/Service Principal Name you should be able to see all the available Values Register. Option D - is also Correct given the following Syntax: ldifde -d "DC=Adatum,DC=com" -l ServicePrincipleName -f C:spn.txt >c:\spn.txt this text file contains all the Service Principle Names. I would understand why it Says B though as LDIFDE is 'The more complex' way to do it or the 'Old School' as there is also an easier command to do this : setspn -l <lon-dc1> ---- So All above are correct Answers.

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Agree. D is the answer

Are you sure ? Any explaination?