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1. How do you log onto a computer running Windows 2000?

Select the Start button.

Press CTRL+ALT+DEL.

Press CTRL, then ALT, then DEL .

Press ESC twice .

Press SHIFT+TAB.

Press CTRL+ALT+DEL. This will display the logon dialog box.

Explanation

Press CTRL+ALT+DEL. This will display the logon dialog box.

2. In Windows 2000, how can you view a list of processes that are currently active on a computer?

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.

The Processes Tab of the Task Manager will provide information about the processes that are running on the computer.

Explanation

The Processes Tab of the Task Manager will provide information about the processes that are running on the computer.

3. Which network device forwards packets directly to their destination or to another network segment, uses complete addressing and improves the efficiency of the network?

A router.

A bridge.

A switch.

A hub.

A repeater.

A router forwards packets directly to their destination or to another network segment, uses complete addressing and improves the efficiency of the network.

Explanation

A router forwards packets directly to their destination or to another network segment, uses complete addressing and improves the efficiency of the network.

4. Formerly, IP addresses were divided into classes. Each class of IP address determined how many hosts a network could support and each class range was determined by the network address. Identify the range of addresses that includes Class B networks.

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

129.0.0.0- 191.255.255.255 identify networks that were formerly designated as Class B addresses.

Explanation

129.0.0.0- 191.255.255.255 identify networks that were formerly designated as Class B addresses.

5. In TCP/UDP communications, what service can be found on port 25?

FTP

Telnet

SMTP

HTTP

NNTP

SMTP can be found on port 25.

Explanation

SMTP can be found on port 25.

6. What is the primary purpose of Active Directory?

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.

Active Directory stores information about domain resources and provides a hierarchical organization for domains.

Explanation

Active Directory stores information about domain resources and provides a hierarchical organization for domains.

7. 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.

Software management.

Data management.

Hardware management.

Memory management.

Revision management.

The operating system manages hardware, software, memory and data.

Explanation

The operating system manages hardware, software, memory and data.

8. Regardless of the size of the address block, two IP addresses are always reserved by convention. Identify the reserved addresses.

.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.

In any IP network, addresses .0 and .255 are always reserved as the network and broadcast addresses. These addresses cannot be assigned to hosts.

Explanation

In any IP network, addresses .0 and .255 are always reserved as the network and broadcast addresses. These addresses cannot be assigned to hosts.

9. Formerly, IP addresses were divided into classes. Each class of IP address determined how many hosts a network could support and each class range was determined by the network address. Identify the range of addresses that includes Class C networks.

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

192.0.0.0 - 223.255.255.255 identify networks that were formerly designated as Class C addresses.

Explanation

192.0.0.0 - 223.255.255.255 identify networks that were formerly designated as Class C addresses.

10. On a domain controller, where are groups stored?

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.

On a Windows 2000 Professional computer that is acting as a domain controller, groups are stored in Active Directory.

Explanation

On a Windows 2000 Professional computer that is acting as a domain controller, groups are stored in Active Directory.

11. Mobile users on your network want to manage the power consumption of their laptops. What function of Windows allows them to control their power usage?

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.

Using Power Options in the Control Panel, users can select a power scheme that best meets their usage requirements.

Explanation

Using Power Options in the Control Panel, users can select a power scheme that best meets their usage requirements.

12. What type of network server stores information about network users and permits centralized management of users?

A Network Management server.

A Network Access server.

A User Management server.

A Directory Services server.

An Active Desktop server.

A Directory Services server is a centralized store of information about the network, network users, and their access to files and resources on the network.

Explanation

A Directory Services server is a centralized store of information about the network, network users, and their access to files and resources on the network.

13. You would like to set a security policy on one computer on the network. How can you do this using Windows 2000?

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.

You can set up a local security policy for an individual computer using the Local Security Policy option under Administrative Tools.

Explanation

You can set up a local security policy for an individual computer using the Local Security Policy option under Administrative Tools.

14. The Local Users and Groups Utility in Windows 2000 can do all but one of the following:

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.

The Local Users and Groups utility cannot be used to increase the amount of disk space dedicated to a particular user.

Explanation

The Local Users and Groups utility cannot be used to increase the amount of disk space dedicated to a particular user.

15. If a Windows 2000 Professional computer is configured to obtain a DHCP address, but the DHCP server cannot be found, what does Windows 2000 do?

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.

Windows 2000 Professional will assign a private adress from the 169.254.0.0/24 network range, however DNS, WINS, and a default gateway information are not assigned.

Explanation

Windows 2000 Professional will assign a private adress from the 169.254.0.0/24 network range, however DNS, WINS, and a default gateway information are not assigned.

16. What is the advantage of clustering?

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.

Clustering eliminates a single point of failure. If one computer fails, another clustered computer can take its place.

Explanation

Clustering eliminates a single point of failure. If one computer fails, another clustered computer can take its place.

17. 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?

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.

The Scheduled Tasks tool will schedule any application to run at a particular time. Tasks can be scheduled to run once, or they can be run regularly.

Explanation

The Scheduled Tasks tool will schedule any application to run at a particular time. Tasks can be scheduled to run once, or they can be run regularly.

18. Two computers are connected together by a high speed connection within an office. What type of network does this situation describe?

A workgroup.

A domain.

A local area network.

A wide area network.

A storage area network.

The question describes a local area network.

Explanation

The question describes a local area network.

19. Three different branch offices are connected by leased high speed data lines that run between the buildings. What type of network does this describe?

A workgroup.

A domain.

A local area network.

A wide area network.

A storage area network.

The question describes a wide area network.

Explanation

The question describes a wide area network.

20. You wish to control the performance of the microprocessor when a particular application is running under Windows 2000. How should you do this?

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

The Performance options, under the Advanced Tab of System Properties will allow you to control the behavior of the microprocessor.

Explanation

The Performance options, under the Advanced Tab of System Properties will allow you to control the behavior of the microprocessor.

21. In Windows 2000, how can you determine whether your computer belongs to a domain or a workgroup?

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

Right-click on My Computer and select Properties>System Properties>Network Identification. This will provide information about the computer, including whether it is part of a domain or workgroup.

Explanation

Right-click on My Computer and select Properties>System Properties>Network Identification. This will provide information about the computer, including whether it is part of a domain or workgroup.

22. Identify three advantages of using TCP/IP networks.

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.

TCP/IP is the industry standard for communication between networks and applications. TCP/IP is not proprietary, so it is used by many dissimilar operating systems and networks. TCP/IP can accommodate both small and large networks.

Explanation

TCP/IP is the industry standard for communication between networks and applications. TCP/IP is not proprietary, so it is used by many dissimilar operating systems and networks. TCP/IP can accommodate both small and large networks.

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23. Which utility does Windows 2000 Professional provide to assist you with converting octal numbers to binary?

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.

Calculator has a scientific feature that will permit conversion between octal and binary.

Explanation

Calculator has a scientific feature that will permit conversion between octal and binary.

24. How much memory can Windows 2000 support?

64 megabits.

64 megabytes.

64 gigabits.

64 gigabytes.

64 terabytes.

Windows 2000 can support 64 gigabytes of memory.

Explanation

Windows 2000 can support 64 gigabytes of memory.

25. How can you monitor a dial-up connection in Windows 2000?

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.

The Network and Dial-up Connections Tool in the Control Panel will allow you to monitor dial-up connections.

Explanation

The Network and Dial-up Connections Tool in the Control Panel will allow you to monitor dial-up connections.

26. You administer a computer running a RAID 5 array. One portion of the array failed, and before you could restore the data, a second fault occurred. In this case, what must you do to retrieve the lost data?

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.

If a second fault occurs before the first one can be addressed, you must restore the lost data from backup.

Explanation

If a second fault occurs before the first one can be addressed, you must restore the lost data from backup.

27. Identify three critical functions performed by the network administrator.

Monitoring network resources and events.

Maintaining system integrity.

Performing application upgrades.

Performing backups and restorations.

Installing middleware upgrades.

Network administrators are usually responsible for monitoring the network; maintaining the integrity of the network by keeping it free of viruses and other security threats; and performing regular backups and restorations.

Explanation

Network administrators are usually responsible for monitoring the network; maintaining the integrity of the network by keeping it free of viruses and other security threats; and performing regular backups and restorations.

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28. 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 file server.

A database server.

A storage area network.

A print server.

A local storage server.

A database server allows users to retrieve information from a database without downloading the entire database.

Explanation

A database server allows users to retrieve information from a database without downloading the entire database.

29. How many addresses will a Class C network provide?

16,777,216

8,388,608

65,536

32,768

256

A Class C network address block will provide 256 IP addresses.

Explanation

A Class C network address block will provide 256 IP addresses.

30. Which utility in Windows 2000 Professional would you use to view TCP/IP protocol session information?

Hostname

Ipconfig

Nbstat

Netstat

Ping

The Netstat utility reports TCP/IP protocol session information.

Explanation

The Netstat utility reports TCP/IP protocol session information.

31. Which statement about the Administrator account is true?

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.

Windows 2000 requires an Administrator account to operate.Therefore, the Administrator Account on a computer running Windows 2000 Professional cannot be deleted or disabled.

Explanation

Windows 2000 requires an Administrator account to operate.Therefore, the Administrator Account on a computer running Windows 2000 Professional cannot be deleted or disabled.

32. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 network with 8 workstations and one Windows 2000 server but your organization may do a large expansion sometime in the next year. Which licensing mode should you select for your Windows 2000 Server?

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.

Neither. If you only have one Windows 2000 Server, you do not need Client Access Licenses.

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.

Explanation

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.

33. Identify three requirements for user names in Windows 2000.

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.

User names must be unique. Also, they cannot exceed 20 alphanumeric characters in length.

Explanation

User names must be unique. Also, they cannot exceed 20 alphanumeric characters in length.

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34. TCP/IP based communications use a four layer communications model to describe their operations. Identify the layer that is responsible for putting data on and taking data off the network.

The Internet Layer

The Presentation Layer

The Network Interface Layer

The Transport Layer

The Application Layer

The Network Interface Layer is responsible for moving traffic onto and off of the network. This layer includes standards for the physical connections needed for data transmission.

Explanation

The Network Interface Layer is responsible for moving traffic onto and off of the network. This layer includes standards for the physical connections needed for data transmission.

35. Which of the following two functions do Terminal Services enable?

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.

Terminal services allow a user to run an application from a server and allow the system administrator to administer a server remotely.

Explanation

Terminal services allow a user to run an application from a server and allow the system administrator to administer a server remotely.

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36. Identify three considerations when setting up a central location for users to store their home folders.

It will be your responsibility to provide backup and restore capabilities.

You must provide enough storage space on the central store.

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.

You must be able to backup and restore user files if you create a space for these on the network. Additionally, you must maintain enough disk space to hold user files. Finally, your network performanace may change, especially if you have many users on your network.

Explanation

You must be able to backup and restore user files if you create a space for these on the network. Additionally, you must maintain enough disk space to hold user files. Finally, your network performanace may change, especially if you have many users on your network.

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37. 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?

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 use a generic print driver if the correct one cannot be found.

Windows 2000 will automatically download the new driver when a client connects to the print server.

Explanation

Windows 2000 will automatically download the new driver when a client connects to the print server.

38. Which of the following two statements are true about the Backup Operators group in Windows 2000 Professional?

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.

The Backup Operators group is automatically created on all computers running Windows 2000 Professional. Backup Operators can back up and restore files regardless of the state of the permissions on the file.

Explanation

The Backup Operators group is automatically created on all computers running Windows 2000 Professional. Backup Operators can back up and restore files regardless of the state of the permissions on the file.

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39. You need to filter client requests to limit traffic to certain sites from your network. What is the best way to do this?

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.

A proxy server will allow you to control traffic on your network, and filter client requests.

Explanation

A proxy server will allow you to control traffic on your network, and filter client requests.

40. In a Windows 2000 domain, who can share folders on a domain server?

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.

In a Windows 2000 domain, only the Administrators and Server Operators group members can share folders.

Explanation

In a Windows 2000 domain, only the Administrators and Server Operators group members can share folders.

41. You wish to establish a new volume set on a Windows 2000 basic disk. What do you need to do to accomplish this?

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.

Windows 2000 will not support new volume sets on basic disks. You must upgrade to a dynamic disk for this setup.

Explanation

Windows 2000 will not support new volume sets on basic disks. You must upgrade to a dynamic disk for this setup.

42. What are the three major responsibilities of the network operating system?

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.

A network operating system ensures that communication between networked users takes place; provides physical and logical pathways to networked devices; and ensures that access to data and resources is properly granted or restricted.

Explanation

A network operating system ensures that communication between networked users takes place; provides physical and logical pathways to networked devices; and ensures that access to data and resources is properly granted or restricted.

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43. Identify the software RAID types supported by Windows 2000

RAID 0

RAID 1

RAID 3

RAID 4

RAID 5

Windows 2000 supports RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 5 software arrays.

Explanation

Windows 2000 supports RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 5 software arrays.

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44. Which version of Windows 2000 is ideal for online transaction processing?

Windows 2000 Datacenter Server.

Windows 2000 Advanced Server.

Windows 2000 Professional.

Windows XP Professional.

Windows 2000 E-Commerce Server.

Windows 2000 Datacenter Server is designed to process large volumes of online transactions.

Explanation

Windows 2000 Datacenter Server is designed to process large volumes of online transactions.

45. You would like to check the frame type on your configuration of NWLink. What command will provide this information?

Ipconfig

Ipconfig -f

Ipxroute config

Iproute config

Ipconfig -frametype

ipxroute config will allow you to verify the frame type for NWLink.

Explanation

ipxroute config will allow you to verify the frame type for NWLink.

46. Identify the two different group types in Active Directory.

User groups.

Security groups.

Power User groups.

Broadcast groups.

Distribution groups.

Security groups and distribution groups are the two group types in Active Directory.

Explanation

Security groups and distribution groups are the two group types in Active Directory.

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47. You are attempting to make an application available for your network users. Using the Add/Remove Programs tool, you attempt to install the application on the Terminal server. This does not work. What should you do?

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.

You should first try the Add/Remove Programs option. If this does not work, log onto the Terminal server as the Administrator and use the change user /install option. After installation, use the change user /execute option to return the system to execute mode.

Explanation

You should first try the Add/Remove Programs option. If this does not work, log onto the Terminal server as the Administrator and use the change user /install option. After installation, use the change user /execute option to return the system to execute mode.

48. Identify three of the functions of the Performance Logs and Alerts utility in Windows 2000.

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.

Performance Logs and Alerts will allow performance data to be collected and archived; will permit the configuration of the sampling interval for data collection; and will permit the configuration of notification messages when certain limits or thresholds have been reached.

Explanation

Performance Logs and Alerts will allow performance data to be collected and archived; will permit the configuration of the sampling interval for data collection; and will permit the configuration of notification messages when certain limits or thresholds have been reached.

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49. Identify the two types of files are used to automate a Windows 2000 installation.

Settings files.

Answer files.

Response files.

Uniqueness Database Files.

Domain Configuration files.

Windows 2000 uses Answer files and Uniqueness Database Files (UDF)

Explanation

Windows 2000 uses Answer files and Uniqueness Database Files (UDF)

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50. The operating system's ability to communicate with peripheral devices is referred to as:

Peripheral management.

Hardware management.

Device management.

Operational management.

Port management.

The operating system\'s interaction with peripheral devices is called hardware management.

Explanation

The operating system\'s interaction with peripheral devices is called hardware management.

51. How many processors on SMP systems can Windows 2000 Advanced Server support?

2

4

8

16

32

Windows 2000 Advanced Server can support systems with up to eight processors.

Explanation

Windows 2000 Advanced Server can support systems with up to eight processors.

52. You are looking for a comprehensive display of information about a computer running Windows 2000. Where can you find this information?

Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>System Tools>System Performance

Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>System Tools>About this Computer

Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>System Tools>System Overview

Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>System Tools>System Information

Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>System Tools>System Check

System Information provides a comprehensive overview of the hardware, operating system components, and software installed on a particular computer.

Explanation

System Information provides a comprehensive overview of the hardware, operating system components, and software installed on a particular computer.

53. Identify the order in which Group Policy settings are applied in Windows 2000.

Site, domain, organizational unit, local.

Local, organizational unit, domain, site.

Local, domain, site, organizational unit.

Organizational unit, domain, site, local.

Local, site, domain, organizational unit.

Group Policy settings are applied as follows: local, site, domain, organizational unit.

Explanation

Group Policy settings are applied as follows: local, site, domain, organizational unit.

54. Identify the three group scopes in Active Directory.

Global group scope.

Local group scope.

Domain local group scope.

Universal group scope.

Limited group scope.

Global, domain local, and universal group scopes exist in Active Directory.

Explanation

Global, domain local, and universal group scopes exist in Active Directory.

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55. Identify the servies needed to run IIS 5.0 on a member server on your network.

TCP/IP.

An IP address.

An HTTP server.

A DNS server.

An SNMP server.

To run IIS, you will need to have your network configured to use TCP/IP. You must also have a static IP address assigned to the IIS server. Finally, you must have enabled Domain Name Services.

Explanation

To run IIS, you will need to have your network configured to use TCP/IP. You must also have a static IP address assigned to the IIS server. Finally, you must have enabled Domain Name Services.

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56. Which of the following two statements are true about the Power Users group in Windows 2000 Professional?

The Power Users group is automatically created only on Windows 2000 Professional local computers.

The Power Users group is granted unlimited Administrator rights.

Power Users group members are granted limited administrative rights.

Power Users is a built in group on all computers running Windows 2000, whether or not they are domain controllers.

Power Users group members cannot create shared resources on a domain controller.

The Power Users group is automatically created only on local computers running Windows 2000 Professional. Power Users are granted a limited number of administrative rights.

Explanation

The Power Users group is automatically created only on local computers running Windows 2000 Professional. Power Users are granted a limited number of administrative rights.

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57. You would like to assign new ownership of files and folders to a user in your organization. How can you accomplish this in Windows 2000?

The Administrator or anyone with Full Control must give ownership to the user.

The previous owner of the file must give ownership to another user or group.

A user or group must take ownership of the file. Ownership cannot be given.

The current owner or the administrator can grant Full Control to the new user.

A user or group must take ownership of the file. Ownership cannot be given.

Explanation

A user or group must take ownership of the file. Ownership cannot be given.

58. What is the feature of Windows 2000 that allows users to run multiple programs at the same time?

Dynamic memory allocation.

Multitasking.

Simultaneous memory allocation.

Symmetric multiprocessing.

Performance management .

Multitasking allows Windows 2000 to run multiple applications simultaneously.

Explanation

Multitasking allows Windows 2000 to run multiple applications simultaneously.

59. Which two of the following statements describes Frame Relay?

Frame relay uses fixed length packets.

Frame Relay is ideally suited to support real time traffic, such as video over IP.

Frame Relay uses variable length packets.

Frame Relay has a maximum transmission speed of 10 Mbps.

Frame Relay is a service provided by telecommunications carriers.

Frame Relay is a technology provided by telecommunications carriers, that is used primarily for WANs. It uses variable length packets.

Explanation

Frame Relay is a technology provided by telecommunications carriers, that is used primarily for WANs. It uses variable length packets.

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60. You have set up a printer pool on your network, but it is not working correctly. Which of the following should you try first when troubleshooting this problem?

Uninstall and reinstall the printer pool.

Uninstall and reinstall the printer devices in the printer pool.

In the Properties for each printer, verify that you have enabled printer pooling on the Ports tab.

Verify that each device in the printer pool is connected to the print server.

Verify that the network connections for all of the devices in the printer pool are operating properly.

Verify that each device in the printer pool is connected to the print server. Print devices must be connected to the print server prior to establishing a printer pool.

Explanation

Verify that each device in the printer pool is connected to the print server. Print devices must be connected to the print server prior to establishing a printer pool.

61. In Windows 2000, which actions would generate an auditing event?

An invalid logon attempt.

A file error.

A valid logon attempt.

Failure of a system component to load at startup.

The creation of a file.

Auditing events include valid and invalid logon attempts; file creation, file opening and file deletion.

Explanation

Auditing events include valid and invalid logon attempts; file creation, file opening and file deletion.

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62. TCP/IP based communications use a four layer communications model to describe their operations. Identify the layer that is responsible for addressing, packaging and delivering the data being transmitted.

The Internet Layer

The Presentation Layer

The Network Interface Layer

The Transport Layer

The Application Layer

The Internet Layer is responsible for addressing, packaging and delivering data being shared by computers across a network. This includes all of the control traffic, like acknowledgement requests and responses.

Explanation

The Internet Layer is responsible for addressing, packaging and delivering data being shared by computers across a network. This includes all of the control traffic, like acknowledgement requests and responses.