Microsoft Certification 70-210 Practice Questions Set B Quiz

1. What is the purpose of a graphical user interface?

A GUI manages the computer's control of applications.

A GUI provides a textual interface to issue commands to the operating system.

A GUI controls the dynamic allocation of memory within the computer.

A GUI controls the computer's access to peripheral devices attached to the computer.

A GUI provides a graphical way to issue commands to the operating system.

A graphical user interface provides a visually intuitive way for users to interact with the computer.

Explanation

A graphical user interface provides a visually intuitive way for users to interact with the computer.

2. Identify two elements of a user account.

Default domain.

User name.

User principal name prefix.

Password.

User email address.

The user account contains information about the user, including his user name and password.

Explanation

The user account contains information about the user, including his user name and password.

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3. What type of network server can store and retrieve centralized files?

A file server.

A database server.

A local storage server.

A retrieval server.

A print server.

A file server can store and retrieve centralized files.

Explanation

A file server can store and retrieve centralized files.

4. A user needs to connect to make a connection to your network from an unsecured remote location. What option does Windows 2000 provide to address this?

Windows 2000 supports PVCs (Private Virtual Circuits.)

Windows 2000 supports Virtual Private Networks.

Windows 2000 supports dial-up connections.

Windows 2000 supports intranet connections.

Windows 2000 supports direct private connections.

Windows 2000 supports Virtual Private Networking, using tunnelling protocols like PPTP and L2PT. These protocols will create a secure connection with a standard Internet connection.

Explanation

Windows 2000 supports Virtual Private Networking, using tunnelling protocols like PPTP and L2PT. These protocols will create a secure connection with a standard Internet connection.

5. Which version of Windows 2000 Server is designed for small and medium-sized organizations?

Windows XP Server

Windows 2000 Datacenter Server

Windows 2000 Professional

Windows 2000 Advanced Server

Windows 2000 Server

Windows 2000 Server is designed for small and medium sized institutions. It runs the basic server options.

Explanation

Windows 2000 Server is designed for small and medium sized institutions. It runs the basic server options.

6. A new employee is joining your organization, and you have created a user account in preparation. Since the user does not start for another week, what should you do to the account?

Delete the account and re-create it once the new employee starts.

Once the account is created, you should monitor it to make sure it's not being used.

You should disable the account until the new user starts.

Keep the logon information to yourself. No one can use the account if they don't know it exists.

You should disable the account until the new user starts. Under New Object - User, this option can be set when the account is created.

Explanation

You should disable the account until the new user starts. Under New Object - User, this option can be set when the account is created.

7. 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 A 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

1.0.0.0 - 128.255.255.255 identify networks that were formerly designated as Class A addresses.

Explanation

1.0.0.0 - 128.255.255.255 identify networks that were formerly designated as Class A addresses.

8. What is a Windows 2000 Server that manages the resources of a domain called?

The Domain Server

The Domain Directory Server

The Domain Manager

The Active Domain Server.

The Domain Controller.

A Windows 2000 Server that manages the resources of a domain is called the Domain Controller.

Explanation

A Windows 2000 Server that manages the resources of a domain is called the Domain Controller.

9. What capability does Terminal Services provide?

Terminal Services provides recovery routines in the event of a power failure or system crash.

Terminal Services provides local console access to a server's operating system.

Terminal Services provide the shutdown routines for the computer.

Terminal Services provides GUI-based access to the operating system's core modules.

Terminal Services provides remote access to a server's desktop.

Terminal Services provides a terminal emulator, which permits remote access to a server's desktop.

Explanation

Terminal Services provides a terminal emulator, which permits remote access to a server's desktop.

10. What is the binary representation of 192.168.1.102?

10101000 11000000 00000001 01100110

00000001 01100110 10101000 11000000

01100110 00000001 10101000 11000000

11000000 10101000 00000001 01100110

11000000 10101000 00000001 01100110 is the binary representation of the given IP address.

Explanation

11000000 10101000 00000001 01100110 is the binary representation of the given IP address.

11. You have installed a new piece of hardware into a computer running Windows 2000. Windows 2000 did not automatically detect the new hardware. What should you do?

Generate a compatibility report for the new hardware.

Uninstall and reinstall the new hardware.

Open the Device Manager and check for resource conflicts.

Check the Hardware Compatibility List for your hardware.

Install and configure the appropriate driver for the new hardware.

If Windows 2000 does not automatically detect your device, you must install and configure the appropriate driver for it.

Explanation

If Windows 2000 does not automatically detect your device, you must install and configure the appropriate driver for it.

12. TCP/IP based communications use a four-layer communications model to describe their operations. Identify the layer that guarantees communication between computers and specifies the application to which data will be passed.

The Internet Layer

The Presentation Layer

The Network Interface Layer

The Transport Layer

The Application Layer

The Transport Layer provides for ordered and guaranteed communication between end points. The Transport Layer also identifies the application to which the transmission is directed.

Explanation

The Transport Layer provides for ordered and guaranteed communication between end points. The Transport Layer also identifies the application to which the transmission is directed.

13. The Event View records events into logs. In what log would an auditing event be logged?

Security Log

System Log

Application Log

Error Log

Exception Log

An auditing event would be logged in the Security Log.

Explanation

An auditing event would be logged in the Security Log.

14. In TCP/UDP communications, what service can be found on port 23?

FTP

Telnet

SMTP

HTTP

NNTP

Telnet can be found on port 23.

Explanation

Telnet can be found on port 23.

15. Does Windows 2000 support private addressing?

Windows 2000 does not support NAT.

Windows 2000 supports network address translation, which allows you to assign private addresses to networked computers.

Windows 2000 supports NAT if your firewall only is also NAT compatible.

Windows 2000 does not support NAT directly but does support the addition of a NAT proxy server for small networks.

Windows 2000 supports NAT through the basic firewall services provided in the operating system.

Windows 2000 supports network address translation, which allows you to use private addresses on your network for devices that do not need direct access to the Internet or to other TCP/IP based networks.

Explanation

Windows 2000 supports network address translation, which allows you to use private addresses on your network for devices that do not need direct access to the Internet or to other TCP/IP based networks.

16. A single stream of data is sent to many client computers. The single stream of data makes more efficient use of the network. What type of transmission type does this describe?

Unicast

Cached

Multicast

Optimized.

Broadcast

A single data stream sent to many computers describes a multicast transmission.

Explanation

A single data stream sent to many computers describes a multicast transmission.

17. Permissions allow the system administrator to control access to network resources. Identify two ways in which permissions can limit resources.

Permissions can determine which users have access to a resource.

Permissions can restrict the computers from which a user can access resources.

Permissions can restrict resource use to specific times.

Permissions can specify the manner in which a user can have access to a resource.

Permissions can determine what level of access users have to a resource.

Permissions determine which users have access to resources, and what level of access they have.

Explanation

Permissions determine which users have access to resources, and what level of access they have.

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18. You would like to configure a UPS for a computer running Windows 2000. From within Windows, how would you do that?

In Power Options, select the UPS tab and identify your model. Use the UPS Configuration function to configure options.

Use the software that comes with the UPS to configure your device.

Use the Device Manager to allocate the proper resources to your UPS.

In Disk Management, configure the disks on the computer to interact with the UPS

In Power Management, select the UPS option and configure as desired.

Windows 2000 allows you to configure a UPS using Power Options. Select the UPS tab, identify your model and configure the desired options.

Explanation

Windows 2000 allows you to configure a UPS using Power Options. Select the UPS tab, identify your model and configure the desired options.

19. When using an application server in a Microsoft environment, what is the most practical way to comply with applicable licensing requirements?

You can meet licensing requirements by running a license server.

You can meet licensing requirements by installing stand-alone copies of the application on each workstation on the network.

You can meet licensing requirements by installing hardware license keys on each workstation on your network.

You can meet licensing requirements by installing application software on a proxy server.

You can track the number of copies of an application that is in use on your network with a license server. When all licenses for an application have been issued, no other users can start the application until another user quits the program.

Explanation

You can track the number of copies of an application that is in use on your network with a license server. When all licenses for an application have been issued, no other users can start the application until another user quits the program.

20. You wish to prevent a folder from inheriting the permissions of its parent folder. In Windows 2000, how can this be accomplished?

In the subfolder, use the Properties tab to modify the folder's permissions.

In the properties of the parent folder, deny inheritance by unchecking the Allow inheritance box.

In the properties of the subfolder, deny inheritance by unchecking the Allow inheritance box.

Modify the user profile to prohibit inheritance on folders created by a particular user.

In the properties of the parent folder, set the inheritance that subfolders should have.

In the properties of the parent folder, deny inheritance by unchecking the Allow inheritance box. Once inheritance is denied, you can set the permissions of the subfolder(s) to reflect your needs.

Explanation

In the properties of the parent folder, deny inheritance by unchecking the Allow inheritance box. Once inheritance is denied, you can set the permissions of the subfolder(s) to reflect your needs.

21. You would like to disable user accounts on a local computer, which is also a domain controller. Will the Local Users and Groups utility work?

No. Local Users and Groups will not work on Windows 2000 domain controllers.

No. Local Users and Groups can be used only to create and delete accounts on a domain controller.

Yes. Local Users and Groups creates, deletes, disables and resets accounts on any Windows 2000 computer.

Local Users and Groups is meant to work only on local computers.

Explanation

Local Users and Groups is meant to work only on local computers.

22. You would like to compare the performance of one computer to another. Both computers are running Windows 2000 on the same network. How can you do this?

Run the Performance Tool

Run the System Comparison tool

Run the Performance Comparison tool.

Run System Monitor.

Run the Performance Monitor tool.

System Monitor will allow you to compare the performance of different computers on a network.

Explanation

System Monitor will allow you to compare the performance of different computers on a network.

23. On a local computer, where is a group stored?

A group is stored on the domain controller.

A group is always stored in Active Directory, no matter where it is created.

A group is stored in the local user database.

A group is stored on all computers in a workgroup.

A group is stored in the local security database.

In Windows 2000 Professional, a local group is stored in the local security database.

Explanation

In Windows 2000 Professional, a local group is stored in the local security database.

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

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

The Users group is granted only the rights specifically assigned to the group.

Users group members can create only local printers.

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

The Users group is automatically created only on Windows 2000 Professional domain controllers.

In Windows 2000 Professional, the Users group is a built-in group on all computers running Windows 2000 Professional, whose members are granted only specific rights.

Explanation

In Windows 2000 Professional, the Users group is a built-in group on all computers running Windows 2000 Professional, whose members are granted only specific rights.

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25. How many host addresses will a Class B network provide?

16,777,216

8,388,608

65,536

32,768

256

A Class B network will provide 65,536 IP addresses.

Explanation

A Class B network will provide 65,536 IP addresses.

26. You wish to set up a print server for a network that has 25 computers running windows and 15 computers running UNIX. Identify all versions of Windows 2000 that can handle this task.

Windows 2000 Professional

Windows 2000 Server

Windows 2000 Advanced Server

Windows 2000 Datacenter

Windows 2000 Print Server

For networks exceeding 10 seats, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Advanced Server and Windows Datacenter can all support a print server.

Explanation

For networks exceeding 10 seats, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Advanced Server and Windows Datacenter can all support a print server.

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27. Which two of the following statements are true about Shared Folders in Windows 2000 Professional?

Read is the default permission assigned to the members of the Everyone group.

Read & Execute is the default permission assigned to the members of the Everyone group.

Permissions apply to the entire folder only.

Permissions can be set for individual files or subfolders within a shared folder.

Full Control is the default permission assigned to the members of the Everyone group.

Permissions are assigned to the entire contents of the Shared Folder, and cannot be assigned individually to items within the share. Full Control is the default permission assigned to Everyone for a Shared Folder.

Explanation

Permissions are assigned to the entire contents of the Shared Folder, and cannot be assigned individually to items within the share. Full Control is the default permission assigned to Everyone for a Shared Folder.

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28. You wish to set up a group on a Windows 2000 computer that is not part of a domain. Which of the following membership rules apply?

A local group cannot be a member of any other group.

A local group can be a member of other local groups.

Local groups can only contain local users.

Local groups can contain a mixture of local users and domain users.

Local groups must be created by the local group administrator.

Local groups can contain only local users. Local groups cannot be a member of any other group, although individual users can belong to as many groups as necessary.

Explanation

Local groups can contain only local users. Local groups cannot be a member of any other group, although individual users can belong to as many groups as necessary.

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