Hello FriendThis practice test helps you prepare for Microsoft certification exam 70-293, which counts toward MCSE certification. This practice test contains 50 questions, provided by Saurabh Singh.
Set the Outgoing Packet Protocol setting to RIP Version 1 Broadcast
Increase the Periodic Announcement Interval setting
Set the Incoming Packet Protocol setting to RIP Version 1 Only
Decrease the time Before Route Is Removed setting
Neither
Router01 only
Router02 Only
Both
Network Interface
TCPv4
ICMP
UDPv4
DNS servers might be accessible from the Internet, and DHCP and WINS servers are not.
DNS servers are more likely to malfunction than DHCP or WINS servers.
DNS server failures can have an immediate effect on network client performance.
DNS servers have less effective monitoring tools.
Full
Incremental
Differential
None of the above
LTO
QIC
DAT
DLT
60 GB
160 GB
360 GB
480 GB
DLT
8 mm
QIC
DAT
Segments Retransmitted/Sec in the TCPv4 performance object
Zone Transfer Failure in the DNS performance object
Datagrams Received/Sec in the UDPv4 performance object
Total Query Received/Sec in the DNS performance object
Messages/Sec in the ICMP performance object
Nlb drain
Nlb params
Nlb drainstop
Nlb queryport
Failover pairs
Hot-standby servers
N+I
Failover ring
Single network interface adapter in unicast mode
Single network interface adapter in multicast mode
Multiple network interface adapters in unicast mode
Multiple network interface adapters in multicast mode
Install a SCSI host adapter in each server and connect them all to a single SCSI bus
Install a SCSI host adapter in each server and connect them all to a SCSI hub
Install a Fibre Channel adapter in each server and connect them in an arbitrated loop
Install a Fibre Channel adapter in each server and connect them all to a Fibre Channel switch
Failover pairs. Split the database into two partitions and assign each one to an active server. Then, configure each of the active servers to fail over to one of the two remaining servers.
Hot-standby server. Split the database into three partitions and assign each one to an active server. Then, configure each of the active servers to fail over to the one remaining server.
N+I. Split the database into two partitions and assign each one to an active server. Then, configure each of the active servers to fail over to either one of the two remaining servers.
Failover ring. Split the database into four partitions and assign each one to an active server. Then, configure each of the four servers to failover to the next server.
Standard Edition
Enterprise Edition
Web Edition
Datacenter Edition
Domain controllers
Infrastructure servers
Web servers
Database servers
Audit policies
Group policies
Authentication protocols
Access control lists
The root folder
Documents And Settings
The user’s home folder
Windows
Minimum Password Age
Store Passwords Using Reversible Encryption
Account Lockout Threshold
Enforce User Logon Restrictions
Change the Enforce Password History value to 10.
Enable the Password Must Meet Complexity Requirements policy.
Change the Account Lockout Threshold value to 3.
Disable the Store Passwords Using Reversible Encryption policy.
Change the Reset Account Logon Counter After value to 60 minutes.
Enable the Password Must Meet Complexity Requirements policy.
Change the Account Lockout Threshold value to 10.
Enable the Minimum Password Age policy and set its value to 3.
Change the Account Lockout Duration value to 600.
Enable the Minimum Password Age policy and set its value to 28.
Change the Enforce Password History value to 10.
Change the Reset Account Logon Counter After value to 60.
Audit Object Access
Audit Privilege Use
Audit Process Tracking
Audit System Events
Create a new organizational unit
Move the computer objects representing the member servers
Create a new GPO
Modify the domain GPO
Apply a GPO to an organizational unit
Domain
Computer
Site
Organizational unit
Container
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