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To view all the backup jobs that are scheduled to run on Server1, you should run Scheduled Tasks from Windows System Tools. This is because Scheduled Tasks is the tool used to manage and view all the scheduled tasks, including backup jobs, on a Windows Server. Services, File Server Manager, and System Information do not provide the specific functionality to view scheduled tasks.

Creating a scheduled task that runs Defrag.exe is the correct answer because Defrag.exe is the command-line utility for disk defragmentation in Windows Server 2003. By creating a scheduled task to run Defrag.exe, the server's hard disk drive will be defragmented each night as desired.

On weekdays, it is required to back up only files that have changed since the Saturday backup. The differential backup type allows backing up only the files that have changed since the last full backup. This means that on weekdays, performing a differential backup will minimize the time required to restore files as it will only include the changes made since the last full backup on Saturday.

The correct answer is to direct Paul to set a password for his user account before he starts Remote Desktop Connection. This is because the logon message "Unable to log you on because of an account restriction" indicates that there is an issue with Paul's user account. By setting a password for his user account, Paul will be able to authenticate himself properly when establishing a Remote Desktop connection with DC1.

To grant the ITSecurity global group the minimum rights necessary to view the security log on Server1, the local security policy should be modified to assign the "Manage auditing and security logs" user right to the ITSecurity global group. This user right allows members of the group to view and manage auditing and security logs on the server, which includes the security log. By assigning this user right, members of the ITSecurity global group will be able to access the security log from the console of Server1.

When a hard disk fails due to a faulty SCSI controller, the first step is to replace the controller. After replacing the SCSI controller, the next step is to reactivate the volume. In this scenario, since the data volume is mirrored and each physical disk is on a separate controller, selecting a disk in the mirror and then reactivating the volume will restore the data volume to its previous state with the minimum amount of administrative effort. This option does not require converting disks to basic disks or breaking and recreating the mirror.

To allow Anne to manage the new servers using Terminal Services, you should add Anne's user account to the Remote Desktop Users group on each server that runs Windows Server 2003. This group specifically grants users the permission to connect to a server using Remote Desktop. By adding Anne to this group, she will have the necessary permissions to access and manage the servers remotely.

You should create three scheduled jobs from Windows Backup. One job should be created for the scheduled normal backup to disk every Friday, another job for the scheduled normal backup to tape every Friday, and the last job for the scheduled differential backups to tape every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. This way, you can meet all the given requirements efficiently.

The correct answer is Ntbackup.exe and Rsm.exe. Ntbackup.exe is the command-line utility for performing backups in Windows Server 2003. It allows you to schedule backup jobs and specify the tape drive as the destination. Rsm.exe is the Removable Storage Manager utility, which is responsible for managing removable media devices such as tape drives. By including both commands in the scheduled task, you can ensure that the backup is performed using Ntbackup.exe and that the tape drive is properly managed and ejected after the backup job is complete.

The correct answer is IISCnfg.vbs /copy. This command is used to copy the server configuration from one server to another. In this scenario, it is required to back up the server configuration on Server1 and apply it to Server2. Therefore, using IISCnfg.vbs /copy command will allow the configuration to be copied from Server1 to Server2.

To enable users to recover deleted files from the Data shared folder on Server1, you should modify the Shadow Copies settings from the D volume properties. Shadow Copies is a feature in Windows Server that creates point-in-time copies of files and folders, allowing users to restore previous versions of files. By modifying the Shadow Copies settings, you can enable this feature on the D volume, ensuring that users can recover deleted files from the Data shared folder.

On weekdays, it is required to back up only the files that have changed since the last backup and minimize the time required for the backup. The incremental backup strategy is the most suitable in this scenario. Incremental backup only backs up the files that have changed or been added since the last backup, resulting in a faster backup process. This strategy helps in reducing the backup time and storage space required for the backups.

To create additional free space on DATA1, the shadow copies on DATA1 should be deleted. This will free up space on the disk. Additionally, to improve performance and ensure sufficient space for future shadow copies, the shadow copies should be relocated to DATA3. This will distribute the load across different disks and prevent one disk from becoming overloaded. Deleting Backup.bkf on DATA3 is not necessary for creating free space on DATA1 or improving performance. Deleting DATA3 and extending the DATA1 partition is not a recommended solution as it would result in data loss and may not improve performance or provide sufficient space for shadow copies.

Anne needs to use her user account to log on and open the Backup utility in order to review the backup logs for the previous week. This is because Anne is the one performing the nightly backups, so her user account would have the necessary permissions to access and view the backup logs. Adding the user account of the network administrator to the local Backup Operators group or selecting the Verify data after the backup completes check box in the Backup utility would not provide access to the backup logs for the previous week. Creating a new subfolder named BackupLogs in the %windir%\system32\LogFiles directory would not automatically provide access to the backup logs either.

To bring the new server online with current data and re-establish redundancy as quickly as possible, the best approach is to name the new server File1 and move both disks from the old File1 to the new File1. This ensures that the new server has the same name as the old server, allowing the desktop shortcuts to continue functioning without any changes. By moving both disks, the mirrored volume with the read-only data is also transferred to the new server. Scanning the disks for changes and importing them ensures that all the data is properly recognized and accessible on the new server. Finally, connecting the new File1 to the network completes the process.

To allow the Web developers to transfer Web documents from their client computers to the five Web servers using Remote Desktop Connection, the Disk Drives check box should be selected in the properties of Remote Desktop Connection on each Web developer's client computer. This option enables the local disk drives on the client computer to be accessed from within the Remote Desktop session, allowing files to be transferred between the client computer and the Web servers.

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The correct answer is "In Internet Explorer, type https://server1." This is because the error message "HTTP Error 404 File or directory not found" suggests that the server is not configured to use HTTP, but rather HTTPS. Therefore, typing "https://server1" in the browser address bar will attempt to connect to the server using the secure HTTPS protocol, which should allow for administration of Server1.

After replacing the failed disk in the RAID 5 volume, initializing the new disk is necessary to prepare it for use. By selecting the failed region and then choosing the Repair Volume option, the system will rebuild the RAID 5 volume using the new disk. This ensures that the RAID 5 volume is redundant, meaning that data is distributed across multiple disks and can be recovered in case of a disk failure.

The correct backup jobs to create are a copy backup to disk everyday, a normal backup to tape on Friday, and a differential backup to tape on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday. A copy backup copies all files and folders to disk without marking them as backed up. This ensures that a complete copy of all data is available on disk every day. A normal backup to tape on Friday backs up all files and folders to tape, creating a full backup. Finally, a differential backup to tape on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday backs up only the files and folders that have changed since the previous Friday's backup, minimizing the amount of data that needs to be backed up.