Windows Server 2003 70-290 Chpt

Disabling the device using Device Manager is the best option to accomplish the goal of temporarily removing a PnP device from the computer's hardware configuration while keeping it physically connected. Disabling the device will prevent it from functioning without completely uninstalling it or physically removing it from the computer. This allows for an easy restoration of the device later by simply enabling it in Device Manager, minimizing the amount of work required.

The Marketing group must be granted the Print permission because even though they have the Manage Documents permission, they still need the Print permission in order to actually print documents using the printer on the server. The Manage Documents permission only allows them to manage and manipulate the documents once they are printed, but it does not grant them the ability to initiate the printing process itself.

Check Disk is the appropriate tool to fix any file system errors and recover bad sectors on a Windows Server 2003 computer's hard disk. Check Disk, also known as chkdsk, is a command-line utility that scans the file system and checks for errors. It can fix logical file system errors, such as cross-linked files and lost clusters, and also identify and mark any bad sectors on the hard disk. Using Check Disk regularly helps maintain the integrity and performance of the computer's hard disk.

To determine which other device on the system is conflicting with the third network card, you should run Device Manager and select the network card that has the yellow and black exclamation mark beside it. Then, go to the Action menu and select Properties. In the Resources tab, a Conflicting Device list will be displayed, showing the resources that are in conflict with the network card. This will help identify the specific device causing the conflict.

Configuring a performance log and monitoring the Total Pages Printed counter for each logical printer allows for the clearest picture of printer utilization. This approach tracks the actual number of pages printed, providing insight into the consumption of printer toner and paper. By monitoring this counter, it is possible to understand the usage patterns and identify any potential issues or inefficiencies in printer utilization.

The user with membership only in the Users group can install the USB printer without help from an administrator because the drivers for the printer are already included with Windows Server 2003. This means that the necessary software and drivers needed for the printer to function properly are already present on the operating system, allowing the user to install and use the printer without requiring additional administrative privileges or assistance.

The user with membership only in the Users group would not have the necessary permissions to install a USB printer on Windows Server 2003. Installing a printer typically requires administrative privileges. Therefore, the user would need help from an administrator to install the printer.

To resolve the IRQ conflict between the legacy fax board and the legacy RAID controller, the correct method is to select the fax board in Device Manager. Then, go to the Action menu and select Properties. In the Properties window, select the Resources tab and clear the Use Automatic Settings check box. From there, select the IRQ and click on Change Settings. Scroll through the available IRQs until finding one that does not conflict with any others. After selecting the appropriate IRQ, click OK and restart the server to apply the changes. This will ensure that the fax board and RAID controller can function properly without any conflicts.

With RAID-5, one disk is used for parity information. In this case, since there are five disks, one of them will be used for parity. Therefore, the redundancy percentage is equal to the size of one disk divided by the total size of all disks, which is 20/100 = 20%.

The best approach to prevent the documents from being printed to the printer without requiring users to resubmit the documents is to open the print queue window and select "Pause Printing" from the Printer menu. This will temporarily pause the printing process and hold the documents in the print queue until printing is resumed. This allows the maintenance on the physical printer to be performed without disrupting the printing process or requiring users to resend their documents.

Installing a second laser printer of the same make and model and creating a printer pool would be the best option to minimize the amount of time that printers take to finish printing documents for all the assistants. By creating a printer pool, print jobs can be distributed evenly across both printers, reducing the waiting time for each assistant. This solution would effectively increase the printing capacity and alleviate the bottleneck caused by a single printer.

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To perform a complete defragmentation on a volume, it is recommended to have at least 15 percent of free disk space. This is because during the defragmentation process, the data on the disk is moved and rearranged to optimize its storage. Having a sufficient amount of free space allows the defragmentation tool to effectively move and organize the files, resulting in improved performance and efficiency.

RAID-5 is the most suitable solution in this scenario. RAID-5 provides fault tolerance by distributing parity data across multiple drives, allowing for the reconstruction of data in case of a single drive failure. It also offers excellent read performance as it allows multiple drives to read data simultaneously, increasing the overall read speed. This is beneficial for a database server that performs many read operations. RAID-0 does not provide fault tolerance, and RAID-1 may not offer as good read performance as RAID-5.

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After enabling printer pooling in the Properties dialog box, the next step is to select or create the ports mapped to the three printers. This is necessary to ensure that print jobs are distributed among the three print devices in the printer pool. By selecting or creating the ports, the server will be able to send print jobs to each printer in the pool, maximizing efficiency and workload distribution.

The hardware RAID solution is the best choice in this scenario because it provides the fastest disk I/O and supports the hot swapping of hard disks. Hardware RAID uses a dedicated RAID controller, which offloads the processing from the server's CPU and improves performance. It also allows for easy replacement of failed drives without shutting down the server, ensuring continuous data availability. RAID-0, RAID-1, and RAID-5 are software-based RAID solutions that do not offer the same level of performance and hot swapping capabilities as hardware RAID.

The correct answer is the printer Properties dialog box of MarketingPrinter. This is because the issue is specifically related to the print quality on the MarketingPrinter, and the problem occurs when printing from Adobe applications. By updating the printer driver in the Properties dialog box of MarketingPrinter, the issue with print quality can be resolved for the marketing department users when printing from Adobe applications.

The most likely reason for the RAID-5 option not being available is that one or two of the disks are configured with the basic storage type. RAID-5 requires all disks to be configured with the dynamic storage type in order to implement the RAID-5 volume. If any of the disks are configured with the basic storage type, the option to create a RAID-5 volume will not be available.

A mirrored volume provides the ability to recover from the failure of a single hard drive by creating an exact copy (mirror) of the data on another drive. If one drive fails, the other drive can still be used to access the data. RAID-5 volume also provides fault tolerance by distributing data across multiple drives and including parity information, which allows for recovery from the failure of a single drive. The other options, logical drive, simple volume, and striped volume, do not offer the same level of fault tolerance and data recovery capabilities.

RAID-1 is the correct answer because it provides fault tolerance by mirroring data across multiple disks. In this case, implementing RAID-1 would allow the system and boot partitions to be duplicated on separate disks, ensuring that if one disk fails, the system can still boot and operate normally from the mirrored disk. RAID-0 does not provide fault tolerance as it uses striping without redundancy, RAID-5 requires at least three disks and does not specifically protect boot partitions, and the statement "You cannot use software RAID to protect a boot partition" is incorrect as RAID-1 can be used for this purpose.

When a disk is added to a computer and it is not appearing correctly in Disk Management, selecting the "Rescan Disks" menu item can help resolve the issue. This option allows the computer to scan for any newly added disks and refresh the disk list in Disk Management. By selecting this option, the computer will re-detect the disk and display it correctly in Disk Management, allowing you to perform further actions such as formatting or assigning a drive letter.

To set up the printer on the client computer, you would need to provide the URL to the printer on the print server and the UNC path to the printer share. The URL will allow the client computer to connect to the printer on the print server using the appropriate network protocol. The UNC path will provide the client computer with the location of the printer share on the network. These two pieces of information are necessary for the client computer to establish a connection to the printer and access its resources.

The correct answer is to use Device Manager and select "Resources By Connection" and "Resources By Type" from the View menu. This will allow you to view a list of devices connected to your Windows Server 2003 system, numerically sorted by IRQ.

The most easily recoverable option for the problem with the display driver is to use the Driver Rollback and Safe mode troubleshooting techniques. Driver Rollback allows you to revert back to the previous version of the driver, which may resolve any compatibility issues causing the blank screen. Safe mode starts the computer with only essential drivers and services, allowing you to troubleshoot and fix any driver-related problems without interference from other software. By using these techniques, you can easily recover from the display driver issue without the need for more advanced troubleshooting tools like Last Known Good Configuration or Recovery Console.