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Use the Device Manager to monitor CPU usage.
Use the System Monitor to monitor CPU usage.
Use the Processes Tab of the Task Manager to look at the processes that are running on the computer.
Use the Processes Tab of the System Monitor to look at the processes that are running on the computer.
Use the ProcessViewer to examine processes that are currently running.
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A router.
A bridge.
A switch.
A hub.
A repeater.
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1.0.0.0 - 126.255.255.255
128.0.0.0- 191.255.255.255
192.0.0.0 - 223.255.255.255
224.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255
240.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.254
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FTP
Telnet
SMTP
HTTP
NNTP
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Active Directory stores and organizes information about domain resources.
Active Directory stores hardware profiles for network devices.
Active Directory stores user files.
Active Directory provides lookup services for the email server.
Active Directory manages user desktops.
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.1 and .255 are always reserved as the network start and end identifiers. .
0 and .255 are always reserved as the network and broadcast addresses.
0 and .1 are always reserved as the network and router addresses.
.1 and .2 are always reserved for the router and the firewall.
.1 and .42 are always reserved for the router and the DNS server.
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Software management.
Data management.
Hardware management.
Memory management.
Revision management.
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1.0.0.0 - 126.255.255.255
128.0.0.0- 191.255.255.255
192.0.0.0 - 223.255.255.255
224.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255
240.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.254
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A group is stored on the domain controller\'s SAM.
On a domain controller, a group is stored in Active Directory.
A group is stored in the local user database of the domain controller.
A group is stored in the group database in the domain controller.
A group is stored in the local security database of the domain controller.
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Power Options in the Control Pane allows users to choose among several power schemes.
Using PowerManager, users can adjust their power consumption.
Users computers should be set up to sleep after 5 minutes of inactivity.
Users computers should be set up to hibernate after 10 minutes of inactivity.
Users computers should be set up to turn their monitors and hard disks off when their computers are inactive.
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A Network Management server.
A Network Access server.
A User Management server.
A Directory Services server.
An Active Desktop server.
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Place the computer in its own domain and set a domain security policy for it.
Set up a local security policy for the computer.
Remove the computer from the domain and use it in a workgroup configuration.
Set up a system security policy for the users on the computer.
Change the permissions for all users who use that computer.
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Create and delete user accounts.
Modify user account information.
Reset the password for the account.
Increase the disk space allocated to a user.
Enable and disable local user accounts.
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It will continue to look for a DHCP server. Meanwhile, network services will be unavailable.
It will renew the lease on the most recent network address it obtained from the DHCP server.
It will give up. The user must manually get a DHCP address once the DHCP server is available again.
Windows 2000 Professional will assign a private adress from the 169.254.0.0/24 network range.
Windows 2000 Professional will select a network address at random.
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A workgroup.
A domain.
A local area network.
A wide area network.
A storage area network.
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A workgroup.
A domain.
A local area network.
A wide area network.
A storage area network.
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Clustering doubles the processing power of a set of computers.
Clustering avoids a single point of failure.
Clustering doubles the memory available to a process.
Clustering permits multitasking.
Clustering triples the processing power of a cluster.
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Write a shell script and run it manually.
Run the Automate Task Wizard.
Use the Scheduled Tasks tool.
Create a script that runs each time time computer is booted.
Create a batch file.
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Right-click on My Computer and select Properties>System Properties>Network Identification
Right-click on My Computer and Select Properties>Domains
Right-click on My Computer>About This Computer
Right-click on My Computer>System Properties>Domains
Right-click on My Computer>System Properties>Workgroups
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System Properties>Advanced>Environment Variables
System Properties>Advanced>Performance Options
System Properties>Advanced>Process Control
System Properties>Advanced>Speed and Performance
System Properties>Advanced>CPU Options
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TCP/IP is an industry standard.
TCP/IP allows dissimilar operating systems to connect and communicate.
TCP/IP is designed for LAN communications.
TCP/IP scales well to accommodate both small and large networks.
TCP/IP is non-routable.
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Calculator has a Scientific feature that will convert octal to binary.
Windows 2000 Professional does not provide any utilities, however several free utilities are available for download.
The Convert utility will convert octal to binary and vice versa.
The Octal utility will convert octal to binary, hexidecimal and decimal.
BaseConverter will convert a number in any base to a number in any other base.
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64 megabits.
64 megabytes.
64 gigabits.
64 gigabytes.
64 terabytes.
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Use the Dial Up Networking Tool.
Select Modems in the Device Manager.
Use the Dial-up Monitor Tool in the Control Panel.
Use the Network and Dial-up Connections tool in the Control Panel.
Use the Network Connections Tool in the Control Panel.
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Repair the faults in the order in which they occurred to restore the data.
Repair the second fault first, and then the first fault to retrieve the data.
You must restore the data from backup.
You need only repair the first fault, since the second fault was probably caused by the first.
You need only repair the most recent fault.
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Monitoring network resources and events.
Maintaining system integrity.
Performing application upgrades.
Performing backups and restorations.
Installing middleware upgrades.
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A file server.
A database server.
A storage area network.
A print server.
A local storage server.
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16,777,216
8,388,608
65,536
32,768
256
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Hostname
Ipconfig
Nbstat
Netstat
Ping
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Administrators should use the administrator account for ordinary user tasks on a local computer.
The Administrator account on a computer running Windows 2000 Professional cannot be deleted or disabled.
The Administrator account on a computer running Windows 2000 Professional cannot be deleted but it may be disabled.
The only way to disable the Administrator account on a computer running Windows 2000 Professional is to delete it.
The Administrator account serves as the default for local user accounts on Windows 2000 Professional.
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Per seat. Your expansion plans will be covered regardless of when they occur.
Per seat. It is much less expensive to pay on a per-seat basis.
Per server. You can change your licensing mode once from Per Server to Per Seat, but you cannot change from Per Seat to Per Server.
Per Seat. You can change your licensing mode once from Per Seat to Per Server but you cannot change from Per Server to Per Seat.
Neither. If you only have one Windows 2000 Server, you do not need Client Access Licenses.
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User names must be unique in Active Directory.
User names cannot exceed eight characters.
User names must contain both uppercase and lowecase characters.
User names must be alphanumeric.
User names cannot exceed 20 characters.
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The Internet Layer
The Presentation Layer
The Network Interface Layer
The Transport Layer
The Application Layer
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Terminal services allow a user to run client applications from a server across the network.
A user can run an application from the command line.
A system administrator can administer the server remotely.
A system administrator can deploy a new version of the operating system remotely.
A system administrator can dynamically allocate memory to a network process.
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It will be your responsibility to provide backup and restore capabilities.
You must provide enough storage space on the central store.
Users will store very large files in a central store, whereas if they were required to keep files on their own disks, they would not save as much information.
You can reduce the size of the local hard drive if you use a central file store.
Network performance may change if you have many users attempting to access the central store at the same time.
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Windows 2000 will download the proper driver when a client connects to the print server.
The Windows 2000 user will not be able to use the new printer until a driver is downloaded and installed.
The printer will not work.
The print server will redirect the print job to a printer for which the Windows 2000 computer has an installed driver.
The print server will use a generic print driver if the correct one cannot be found.
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The Backup Operators group can backup and restore files, regardless of the permissions on the file.
The Backup Operators group is automatically created only on Windows 2000 Professional local computers.
The Backup Operators group can backup and restore files, only on files for which they have read and write permissions.
Backup Operators group members can alter the security settings of a computer running Windows 2000.
Backup Operators is a built in group on all computers running Windows 2000, whether or not they are domain controllers.
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Use a proxy server.
Use a content filtering service.
Use a firewall.
Configure the router to drop packets to disallowed sites.
Install content filters on each workstation.
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The Administrators group members.
The Power Users group members
The Server Operators group members
The Administrators and Power Users group members
The Administrators and Server Operators group members.
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You must create an extended partition to support a new volume set.
Using Disk Managent, extend the volume as needed.
Windows 2000 will not support new volume sets on basic disks.
Create simple volumes using Disk Management.
Create a striped volume using free space from two or more disks.
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Providing connectivity to networked devices.
Ensuring communication between devices
Running applications.
Providing equitable access for all users to shared network devices.
Providing access control for resources and information on the network.
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RAID 0
RAID 1
RAID 3
RAID 4
RAID 5
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Ipconfig
Ipconfig -f
Ipxroute config
Iproute config
Ipconfig -frametype
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User groups.
Security groups.
Power User groups.
Broadcast groups.
Distribution groups.
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If any portion of the program files have installed, use the Add/Remove Programs tool to remove the application. Reinstall as before.
Log onto the Terminal server as the Administrator and use the change user /execute option.
Log onto the Terminal server as the Administrator and use the change user /install option.
Verify that the permissions are correct on the directory you\'ve tried to install the application into.
Make sure the application is installed into a directory that all users have access to.
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Windows 2000 Datacenter Server.
Windows 2000 Advanced Server.
Windows 2000 Professional.
Windows XP Professional.
Windows 2000 E-Commerce Server.
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Collect performance information and compare it with performance information from other computers.
Collect and archive performance data.
Set sampling intervals for hardware and system resources.
Create reusable monitoring configurations for networked computers.
Configure notifications to alert the system administrator of certain operating conditions.
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Settings files.
Answer files.
Response files.
Uniqueness Database Files.
Domain Configuration files.
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