Can You Pass This Toughest Microsoft Certification Exam?
This is a practice exam for Microsoft Certification Exam 70-210 developed in association with ProProfs. Take this exam at the end of your studies to verify that you are prepared for the real exam. The certification exam is timed. You will have 150 minutes to complete the test. Make sure you are able to pass the practice exam by a substantial margin before you take the real exam. So, let's try out this quiz and prove your worth. All the best!
- 1.A computer operating system is responsible for all but one of the following aspects of a computer's operation. Identify the function that the OS is not responsible for.
- A.
Software management.
- B.
Data management.
- C.
Hardware management.
- D.
Memory management.
- E.
Revision management.
- 2.The operating system's ability to communicate with peripheral devices is referred to as:
- A.
Peripheral management.
- B.
Hardware management.
- C.
Device management.
- D.
Operational management.
- E.
Port management.
- 3.What is the feature of Windows 2000 that allows users to run multiple programs at the same time?
- A.
Dynamic memory allocation.
- B.
Multitasking.
- C.
Simultaneous memory allocation.
- D.
Symmetric multiprocessing.
- E.
Performance management .
- 4.How much memory can Windows 2000 support?
- A.
64 megabits.
- B.
64 megabytes.
- C.
64 gigabits.
- D.
64 gigabytes.
- E.
64 terabytes.
- 5.What is the advantage of clustering?
- A.
Clustering doubles the processing power of a set of computers.
- B.
Clustering avoids a single point of failure.
- C.
Clustering doubles the memory available to a process.
- D.
Clustering permits multitasking.
- E.
Clustering triples the processing power of a cluster.
- 6.Which of the following two functions do Terminal Services enable?
- A.
Terminal services allow a user to run client applications from a server across the network.
- B.
A user can run an application from the command line.
- C.
A system administrator can administer the server remotely.
- D.
A system administrator can deploy a new version of the operating system remotely.
- E.
A system administrator can dynamically allocate memory to a network process.
- 7.You wish to control the performance of the microprocessor when a particular application is running under Windows 2000. How should you do this?
- A.
System Properties>Advanced>Environment Variables
- B.
System Properties>Advanced>Performance Options
- C.
System Properties>Advanced>Process Control
- D.
System Properties>Advanced>Speed and Performance
- E.
System Properties>Advanced>CPU Options
- 8.You are a network administrator and you have several tasks that you normally perform. How can you automate the execution of these tasks in Windows 2000?
- A.
Write a shell script and run it manually.
- B.
Run the Automate Task Wizard.
- C.
Use the Scheduled Tasks tool.
- D.
Create a script that runs each time time computer is booted.
- E.
Create a batch file.
- 9.How many processors on SMP systems can Windows 2000 Advanced Server support?
- A.
2
- B.
4
- C.
8
- D.
16
- E.
32
- 10.Which version of Windows 2000 is ideal for online transaction processing?
- A.
Windows 2000 Datacenter Server.
- B.
Windows 2000 Advanced Server.
- C.
Windows 2000 Professional.
- D.
Windows XP Professional.
- E.
Windows 2000 E-Commerce Server.
- 11.What type of network server can store large amounts of data in a central location and allow users to retrieve only the data they\'re interested in?
- A.
A file server.
- B.
A database server.
- C.
A storage area network.
- D.
A print server.
- E.
A local storage server.
- 12.What type of network server stores information about network users and permits centralized management of users?
- A.
A Network Management server.
- B.
A Network Access server.
- C.
A User Management server.
- D.
A Directory Services server.
- E.
An Active Desktop server.
- 13.What are the three major responsibilities of the network operating system?
- A.
Providing connectivity to networked devices.
- B.
Ensuring communication between devices
- C.
Running applications.
- D.
Providing equitable access for all users to shared network devices.
- E.
Providing access control for resources and information on the network.
- 14.What is the primary purpose of Active Directory?
- A.
Active Directory stores and organizes information about domain resources.
- B.
Active Directory stores hardware profiles for network devices.
- C.
Active Directory stores user files.
- D.
Active Directory provides lookup services for the email server.
- E.
Active Directory manages user desktops.
- 15.How do you log onto a computer running Windows 2000?
- A.
Select the Start button.
- B.
Press CTRL+ALT+DEL.
- C.
Press CTRL, then ALT, then DEL .
- D.
Press ESC twice .
- E.
Press SHIFT+TAB.
- 16.In Windows 2000, how can you determine whether your computer belongs to a domain or a workgroup?
- A.
Right-click on My Computer and select Properties>System Properties>Network Identification
- B.
Right-click on My Computer and Select Properties>Domains
- C.
Right-click on My Computer>About This Computer
- D.
Right-click on My Computer>System Properties>Domains
- E.
Right-click on My Computer>System Properties>Workgroups
- 17.Identify three critical functions performed by the network administrator.
- A.
Monitoring network resources and events.
- B.
Maintaining system integrity.
- C.
Performing application upgrades.
- D.
Performing backups and restorations.
- E.
Installing middleware upgrades.
- 18.You are looking for a comprehensive display of information about a computer running Windows 2000. Where can you find this information?
- A.
Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>System Tools>System Performance
- B.
Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>System Tools>About this Computer
- C.
Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>System Tools>System Overview
- D.
Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>System Tools>System Information
- E.
Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>System Tools>System Check
- 19.In Windows 2000, which actions would generate an auditing event?
- A.
An invalid logon attempt.
- B.
A file error.
- C.
A valid logon attempt.
- D.
Failure of a system component to load at startup.
- E.
The creation of a file.
- 20.Identify three of the functions of the Performance Logs and Alerts utility in Windows 2000.
- A.
Collect performance information and compare it with performance information from other computers.
- B.
Collect and archive performance data.
- C.
Set sampling intervals for hardware and system resources.
- D.
Create reusable monitoring configurations for networked computers.
- E.
Configure notifications to alert the system administrator of certain operating conditions.
- 21.You have installed a new computer on your network. The Windows 2000 computers on the network do not have the new printer driver installed. What will happen when a Windows 2000 user tries to use the new printer?
- A.
Windows 2000 will download the proper driver when a client connects to the print server.
- B.
The Windows 2000 user will not be able to use the new printer until a driver is downloaded and installed.
- C.
The printer will not work.
- D.
The print server will redirect the print job to a printer for which the Windows 2000 computer has an installed driver.
- E.
The print server will use a generic print driver if the correct one cannot be found.
- 22.You would like to set a security policy on one computer on the network. How can you do this using Windows 2000?
- A.
Place the computer in its own domain and set a domain security policy for it.
- B.
Set up a local security policy for the computer.
- C.
Remove the computer from the domain and use it in a workgroup configuration.
- D.
Set up a system security policy for the users on the computer.
- E.
Change the permissions for all users who use that computer.
- 23.How can you monitor a dial-up connection in Windows 2000?
- A.
Use the Dial Up Networking Tool.
- B.
Select Modems in the Device Manager.
- C.
Use the Dial-up Monitor Tool in the Control Panel.
- D.
Use the Network and Dial-up Connections tool in the Control Panel.
- E.
Use the Network Connections Tool in the Control Panel.
- 24.Which statement about the Administrator account is true?
- A.
Administrators should use the administrator account for ordinary user tasks on a local computer.
- B.
The Administrator account on a computer running Windows 2000 Professional cannot be deleted or disabled.
- C.
The Administrator account on a computer running Windows 2000 Professional cannot be deleted but it may be disabled.
- D.
The only way to disable the Administrator account on a computer running Windows 2000 Professional is to delete it.
- E.
The Administrator account serves as the default for local user accounts on Windows 2000 Professional.
- 25.The Local Users and Groups Utility in Windows 2000 can do all but one of the following:
- A.
Create and delete user accounts.
- B.
Modify user account information.
- C.
Reset the password for the account.
- D.
Increase the disk space allocated to a user.
- E.
Enable and disable local user accounts.
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