You are the network administrator for a network with a single Active Directory domain and a default site configuration. Your domain consists of three domain controllers, two at the company headquarters in Los Angeles and one in New York. Active Directory Domains and Trusts shows that all three domain controllers are replicating without errors.

You have implemented a group structure using Microsoft's recommendation. You have global groups, which are members of universal groups. The universal groups are members of domain local groups. You have assigned permissions to the domain's local groups.

Users in Los Angeles aren't reporting any difficulties logging in and accessing local resources. However, users in New York report that login is very slow and that resource access is also very slow as well, even for local resources. You want to improve login and resource access performance for New York users.

What should you do$?($Select two. Each answer is part of the complete solution.$)$

answer

Make the domain controller in New York a Global Catalog server.

Create a GPO named Logon that grants the Log on Locally user right. Link the Logon GPO to the Los Angeles and New York sites.

Create a GPO named Logon that grants the Log on Locally user right. Link the Logon GPO to the Domain Controllers OU$.$

Create two sites, one called Los Angeles and one called New York. Assign the IP subnet in use at each location to the appropriate site.