You work as a desktop technician at YourCompany.com. The YourCompany.com network consists of a single Active Directory domain named YourCompany.com. All computers are members of the YourCompany.com domain. YourCompany.com currently makes use of a computer named YourCompany-SR01 which hosts Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V server.
YourCompany.com users use Remote Desktop connections to access Microsoft Windows 7 virtual machines hosted on YourCompany-SR01. The users have recently reported that they receive an error message stating that the trust relationship between their client computers the YourCompany.com domain failed when trying to access the virtual machines.
You discovered the error message is due to YourCompany-SR01 recently being restored from a backup.
How can you ensure that the network users are able to log on to the virtual machines?
A. You should reset the computer accounts for the virtual machines in Active Directory.
B. You should log in as local administrator on each virtual machine and remove the virtual machines from the domain by adding them to a workgroup. Then you should join the virtual machines to the domain again.
C. You should log in as local administrator on each virtual machine and have the domain passwords for the virtual machines changed.
D. You should enable the computer accounts for the virtual machines in Active Directory.
