MCSE 70-291:Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Server 2003 Network Infrastructure. These are practice questions for MCSE 70-291 that will help you prepare for the exam. The practice questions are based on Latest Microsoft MCSE Certification Exam pattern. Try these first followed by the MCSE practice exams.
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Windows 2000
Windows NT Server 4.0
Windows XP
Windows Server 2003
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MX
Subnet mask
Exclusion range
Router
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Network IP address range
Subnet mask
Exclusion range
Router
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Network IP address range
Subnet mask
Exclusion range
Router
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Server-level option
Scope-level option
Class-level option
Reserved client-level option
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Vendor-class level
User-class level
Scope level
Reserved client level
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One DHCP server with 4 relay agents
At least 2 DHCP servers and 4 relay agents.
2 DHCP servers in the main office and one each in the branch.
2 DHCP servers each for the branch as well as main offices
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Network
Boot threshold level
Downtime
Uptime
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DHCP Relay Properties
RRAS console
TCP?IP properties
Routing table
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DHCP.tmp
DHCP.dbx
DHCP.mdb
DHCP.db
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Because it is a dynamic environment
Because it is very inconsistent by default
Because it is very susceptible to virus
It can get corrupted very easily
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DHCP.log
J50.log
Error.log
Setup.log
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When the DHCP server has just crashed
When the DHCP server has just been installed
As a precaution against database failure
When the hard disk on which the DHCP service resides has been utilized to the maximum.
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Nbtstat �n command
Nbtstat �A command
Ipconfig/all command
Nbtstat �R command
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DNS
Host file
WINS
LMHOSTS file
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Ipconfig/flushdns
Ipconfig/displaydns
Ipconfig/release
Ipconfig/registerdns
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Using the LMHOSTS service
Using the hosts service
Broadcasts
Using hosts file
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It is a request that a DNS client resolver makes to a DNS server to obtain the IP address of a host name.
It is a request to locate the DNS server.
It is a request to maintain a session with the DNS server
It is a request to terminate the existing session with the DNS server
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It is the DNS server designated to receive a request from another DNS that was unable to resolve a client query.
The forwarder sends an iterative query to the root server to obtain an IP address from the name server.
In an exclusive mode, if the forwarder fails to resolve a query, the name server resolves the query on its own.
In a nonexclusive mode, if the forwarder fails to resolve a query, a query failure is returned to the requestor.
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It identifies the DNS Servers for each zone to facilitate delegation.
It identifies the primary DNS name server for a zone.
It locates the DNS name corresponding to an IP address.
It represents a computer or a device on a network.
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Allow only secure dynamic updates
Allow both non-secure and secure dynamic updates
Do not allow dynamic updates
Do not allow secure updates
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Primary zone
Secondary zone
Stub zone
Reverse lookup zone
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Forward lookup
Reverse lookup zone
Stub zone
Secondary zone
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A notification message from any DNS zone
A notification message from the DC
A notification message from master DNS servers
A notify message sent from any secondary DNS server
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It is the server responsible for sending update notifications and updates to the secondary server.
It is nothing but the Root DNS server
It could be any secondary server hosting a secondary zone
It is an extension of the DDNS service
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It integrates DHCP information for update process
It relies only on the OS for update process
It is nothing but DNS with additional PERL scripts running for better efficiency
It is a process used in windows NT 4.0 and is obsolete now
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It is attempted only if the client can prove its identity and has proper credentials to make the update.
It is not available if the server is using the Active directory service.
It is available if Active Directory--integrated DNS zones are not configured.
It is the most secure method of manually updating resource records.
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Use this connection�s DNS suffix in DNS registration
Register this connection�s addresses in DNS
Append these DNS suffixes
Append parent suffixes of the primary DNS suffix
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It allows secure dynamic updates.
It allows only non-secure updates.
It does not allow dynamic update.
It can be done only on read-only zones.
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It can take only one DNS server
It can lead to confusion when two DNS servers are metnioned
It can query a DNS server without a preferred DNS server.
The Connection Specific Suffix assigns a space to configure a DNS suffix for a particular connection.
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Authentication
Data transfer
Unencrypted data.
None of the above
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Domain Admin console.
IP Security Console
Replication monitor
Command prompt
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CA related information
Private keys
Tokens
Digital Signature
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