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This 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.
A network infrastructure includes hardware products only.
A network infrastructure includes software products only.
A network infrastructure includes both hardware and software products.
A network infrastructure is a design that does not include specific hardware or software products.
Updating the network
Troubleshooting the network
Implementing the network
Monitoring the network
TCP/IP only
TCP/IP and NetBEUI only
TCP/IP and IPX only
TCP/IP, IPX, and NetBEUI
NetWare Core Protocol (NCP)
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
Sequenced Packet Exchange (SPX)
User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
Backbone network
Horizontal network
Internetwork
Patch panel
The first floor network
The second floor network
The third floor network
The backbone network
NAT routers and proxy servers must have two IP addresses.
A NAT router can provide Internet access to any client application on the private network.
Proxy servers can cache information they receive from Internet servers.
The Windows Server 2003 operating system includes a proxy server.
A subnet mask indicates whether an IP address is registered or unregistered.
A subnet mask specifies the sizes of the network and host identifiers in an IP address.
A subnet mask is a value assigned by the IANA to uniquely identify a specific network on the Internet.
A subnet mask enables an IP address to be visible from the Internet.
One broadcast domain and one collision domain
One broadcast domain and multiple collision domains
One collision domain and multiple broadcast domains
Several collision domains and several broadcast domains
Preferred DNS server
Subnet mask
Default gateway
IP address
Excessive collisions
Excessive broadcast traffic
Excessive number of workstations on the LAN
Excessive number of collision domains
X2+2
2x+2
2x–2
X2–2
255.192.255.255
255.255.255.192
255.255.192.0
255.192.0.0
The number of bits in the subnet identifier
The number of bits in the host identifier
The number of bits in the combined subnet and host identifiers
The number of bits in the combined network and subnet identifiers
IP address
Subnet mask
Default gateway
Preferred DNS server
Because the DHCP server can only receive broadcasts
Because the DHCP client does not yet have an IP address
Because the DHCP server can service requests only from computers on the same LAN
Because the DHCP client must inform all the other clients on the network of its intention to request an IP address
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
Internet Web servers
Internet e-mail servers
DNS servers used for Internet domain hosting
DNS servers used for Internet name resolution
CATV
ISDN
ADSL
T-1
ISDN
DSL
Fractional T-1
Frame relay
A DNS server to host the domain
A registered IP address
A Web-based administration interface
A registered domain name
Limit the applications users can run
Prevent specific users from accessing the Internet
Limit the applications that can access the Internet
Prevent specific computers from accessing the Internet
None
One
One for every unregistered IP address
One for each simultaneous connection
The user’s computer has an incorrect IP address.
The user’s computer has an incorrect default gateway address.
The user’s hub is malfunctioning.
The router connecting the LAN to the ISP is malfunctioning.
The CSU/DSU
The Internet access router
He proxy server
The WAN connection
10.11.86.4.in-addr.arpa
In-addr.arpa.4.86.11.10
4.86.11.10.in-addr.arpa
In-addr.arpa.10.11.86.4
255 characters
15 characters
16 characters
63 characters
The broadcast method generates more network traffic than the WINS method.
Broadcasts can only resolve the names of computers on local networks.
To use the broadcast method, a computer must have an Lmhosts file.
The broadcast method is faster than WINS.
To speed up the name resolution process
To delegate administrative authority over parts of the namespace
To create identical host names in different domains
To duplicate an existing Internet namespace
An external domain called ext-adatum.com and an internal domain called int-adatum.com
An external domain called ext.adatum.com and an internal domain called adatum.com
An external domain called ext.adatum.com and an internal domain called int.adatum.com
An external domain called adatum.com and an internal domain called int.adatum.com
Primary
Secondary
Stub
None of the above
Stub zones
Secondary zones
Zone transfers
Primary zones
1
3
4
12
#DOM
#INCLUDE
#PRE
\0nn
Cache pollution prevention
Encrypted zone replication
Authenticated zone replication
Secure dynamic updates
Active Directory
DHCP
Zone transfers
Protocol analyzers
Zone transfer
Dynamic update
Authentication
Recursion
An incorrect IP address in the root hints list.
A zone transfer failed to occur.
A dynamic update failed to occur.
A typographic error in a resource record.
The server is not the authority for the requested name.
The server’s cache is polluted.
The DNS Server service is not started.
The server has an incorrect IP address.
Use the litware.com domain for the company’s Internet servers and for the enterprise network’s internal Active Directory domain.
Use the litware.com domain for the company’s Internet servers and create an internal.litware.com domain for the enterprise network’s Active Directory servers.
Create an external.litware.com domain for the company’s Internet servers and an internal.litware.com domain for the enterprise network’s Active Directory servers.
Use the litware.com domain for the company’s Internet servers and register a new domain called litware-int.com for the enterprise network’s Active Directory servers.
Connect one of the Active Directory domain controllers to the same network as the Web servers and create an Active Directory-integrated primary zone for the litware.com domain.
Connect one of the Active Directory domain controllers to the same network as the Web servers and create an Active Directory-integrated primary zone for the litware.com domain.
Install the DNS Server service on one of the Web servers and create a filebased primary zone for the litware.com domain.
Connect a new computer running Windows Server 2003 to the same network as the Web servers, install the DNS Server service, and create a file-based primary zone for the litware.com domain.
Create a separate third-level domain beneath litware.com for each of the Litware Inc. offices. Create a separate file-based primary zone for each thirdlevel domain at the home office, and a file-based secondary zone at each branch office for that office’s domain only. Then give the administrators at each office permission to modify the zone on their local domain controller.
Use the litware.com domain for the entire enterprise. Create a file-based primary zone containing that domain at the home office and a file-based secondary zone at each of the branch offices. Then give the administrators at each office the permissions needed to modify their local zone.
Create a separate third-level domain beneath litware.com for each of the Litware Inc. offices. Create a separate Active Directory-integrated primary zone at each office for that office’s domain only, and replicate it on the domain controllers at the other offices. Then give the administrators at each office permission to modify the zone for their domain only on their local domain controller.
Use the litware.com domain for the entire enterprise. Create an Active Directory integrated primary zone containing that domain at the home office and replicate it to the Active Directory domain controllers at each of the branch offices. Then give the administrators at each office permission to modify the zone on their local domain controller.
ISDN
Dial-up modems
T-1
Frame relay
VPNs
Mesh
Ring
Star
None of the above
The Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM) protocol
A network interface adapter that supports multicast promiscuous mode
The Routing And Remote Access MMC snap-in
Internet Group Management Protocol
MS-CHAP v2
EAP-TLS
PEAP
PAP
Authentication protocol
Conditions
Remote access profile
Remote access permission
Ping.exe
Tracert.exe
Pathping.exe
Route.exe
Network Address Translation (NAT)
Remote Access (Dial-Up Or VPN)
Secure Connection Between Two Private Networks
Virtual Private Network (VPN) Access And NAT
None
LAN Connection only
WAN Connection only
Both LAN Connection and WAN Connection
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