Question : 70-294 practice question

You are the network administrator of Proseware, Inc., which has a single Active Directory domain named proseware.com. The domain mode is set to Windows 2000 native functional level. There are three domain controllers on the network. The domain controllers all run Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition and are named ServerX, ServerY, and ServerZ. ServerX holds all of the operations master roles for the domain. ServerY is configured as the global catalog server. The network uses Active Directory–integrated Domain Name System (DNS) and all domain controllers are DNS servers. There are 900 client computers on your network. All client computers run Microsoft Windows XP Professional.
You are configuring a new site for a new branch office. Three hundred client computers are added to this location. A 512-Kbps wide area network (WAN) link connects the branch office to the original company network. You move ServerZ to the branch office location physically, as well as in Active Directory Sites and Services.
The branch office manager asks if you can increase the speed of user logons. What can you do to improve the speed of user logons, without negatively affecting logon speed at the company’s original location?
a.      Move ServerX to the branch site.
b.      Move ServerY to the branch site.
c.      Transfer the PDC emulator role to ServerZ.
d.      Enable universal group membership caching on the site associated with the branch office.

Answer : 70-294 practice question

With 900 computers at main office do you really want to move any 2 of 3 computers to a small branch office?  Same goes with the moving the PDC role over to the branch office.

Read this article to learn more about UGMC

http://www.windowsnetworking.com/kbase/WindowsTips/Windows2003/AdminTips/ActiveDirectory/Whentouseandnotuseuniversalgroupmembershipcaching.html