What command should you run?

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1. Regarding MCSA Windows Server 2016 Practice Tests: Exam 70-740, Exam 70-741, Exam 70-742″ Crystal Panek, William Panek

   7.26
   You are the administrator for your company network. You have a DirectAccess server that
   is accessible by using the name directaccess.abc.com. On the DirectAccess server you
   install a new server certificate that has the same subject name. You then configure the DNS
   records for directaccess.abc.com. What cmdlet should you run if you need to change the
   endpoint name for DirectAccess to directaccess.abc.com?
   A. Set-DaServer -ConnectToAddress directaccess.abc.com
   B. Set-DaEntryPoint -EntrypointName directaccess.abc.com
   C. Set-DaEntryPoint -ComputerName directaccess.abc.com
   D. Set-DaClient -ComputerName directaccess.abc.com

   Ans
   D. The Set-DAClient cmdlet configures the properties related to a DirectAccess (DA) client.
   The -ComputerName parameter specifies the IPv4 or IPv6 address, or host name, of the
   computer on which the Remote Access server computer–specific tasks should be run.

   But when I studied Powershell documentation I’m not sure that Set-DAClient is correct.
   https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/remoteaccess/set-daclient?view=win10-ps

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2. agree with you mordock

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3. It should be Set-DAServer -ConnectToAddress

   “-ConnectToAddress Specifies the DA server or NAT public, if DA server is deployed behind a NAT, address to which clients connect. Specified as host name or IPv4 address. ”
   https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/remoteaccess/set-daserver?view=win10-ps

   Set-DAClient is a command that would be run on a client not on the server

   The following command could also be used:

   set-daentrypoint -name [-computername if running the command remote ]

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