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1. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 print server named ServerA. ServerA is a member of a Windows 2000 Domain. You install a high-speed laser print device on the network. You create and share a printer on ServerA named FastLsr with the default settings.
You want all of the users in your company to be able to use to FastLsr. You want the users in the Payroll domain local group to have exclusive use of the print device between the hours of 10:00 A.M and 3:00 P.M and shared use of the print device during all other times.
What should you do?
A. Configure and share FastLsr to be available from 3:00 P.M to 10:00 A.M. For the print device, create a second printer that has default availability. For the second printer, assign the Everyone group the Deny-Print permission and assign the Payroll group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Payroll group to use the second printer.
B. Configure and share FastLsr to be available from 3:00 P.M to 10:00 A.M. For the print device, create a second printer that has default availability. For the second printer, remove permissions for the Everyone group and assign the Payroll group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Payroll group to use the second printer.
C. Create and share a second printer device and configure it to be available from 10:00 A.M to 3:00 P.M. For the second printer, assign the Everyone group the Deny-Print permission and assign the Payroll group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Payroll group to use the second printer.
D. Create and share a second printer for the print device and configure it to be available from 10:00 A.M to 3:00 P.M. For the second printer, remove permissions for the Everyone group and assign the Payroll group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Payroll group to use the second printer.
Answer: B
2. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single network segment in the company's New York office and a single Active Directory domain. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named NYSrv04, which runs the DNS server service and the WINS server service.
All client computers in the New York office use NYSrv04 for name resolution. The network also contains four other Windows 2000 Server computers, which are used for file and print sharing.
The company opens a new office in San Francisco. The San Francisco office has a single network subnet, which contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named SFSrv01, and 10 Windows 2000 Professional computers. SFSrv01 is configured as a domain controller in the company's Active Directory domain. All computers in the San Francisco office are members of the domain.
In accordance with the company's network plan, you install WINS and DNS on SFSrv01. You configure the client computers in the San Francisco office.
You need to ensure that the users in each office can access the computers in both offices.
Which two actions should you take? (Choose two)
A. Configure WINS replication on SFSrv01 and NYSrv04 so that SFSrv01 and NYSrv04 are replication partners.
B. Back up the WINS database on NYSrv04 and restore it on SFSrv01.
C. Configure an Lmhosts file on SFSrv01 that includes the name and IP address of NYSrv04.
D. Configure the DNS server service on both NYSrv04 and SFSrv01 to use Active Directory integrated zones.
E. Configure the DNS server service on SFSrv01 to forward name resolution requests to NYSrv04.
Answer: A,D
3. You are a domain administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Domain and two TCP/IP subnets. A server named ServerA provides DHCP services for the network.
You are installing Windows 2000 Server and the DHCP service on a new stand-alone server named ServerB. You configure ServerB with a DHCP scope for both network subnets. The scope on ServerB excludes the addresses that are part of the DHCP scope on ServerA. You configure both DHCP servers with the same scope options.
The network is configured as shown in the exhibit.
When you stop the DHCP service on ServerA, client computers on subnet A cannot obtain TCP/IP addresses. However, client computers on subnet B can obtain TCP/IP addresses.
You want to enable ServerB to issue TCP/IP addresses to client computers on both subnets.
What should you do?
A. Configure the router to forward BOOTP packets from subnetA to serverB.
B. Configure the File Replication service on ServerA to replicate the DHCP folder to ServerB.
C. Authorize ServerB as a DHCP server.
D. Authorize ServerA as a DHCP server.
Answer: A
4. You are a network administrator for Contoso Pharmaceuticals. The network contains two Windows 2000 Server computers, which run the DNS server service. The DNS servers are domain controllers for a single domain named ad.contoso.com.
The DNS servers use standard zone types for ad.contoso.com. The Windows 2000 Server computers and Windows 2000 Professional computers in the domain are configured to dynamically register with the DNS servers. DNS is the only name resolution service on the network.
A Windows 2000 web server named ServerA contains an employee information Web site. Users report that they attempt to access the Web site; they receive an error message stating that the page cannot be displayed.
You confirm that you can access the web site on ServerA by using the server's IP address. However, when you run the ping ServerA command from the command line the reply you receive contains a different IP address.
You want to correct the name resolution problem and prevent it from happening again.
Which three actions should you take? (Choose three)
A. Disallow zone transfers for the ad.contoso.com zone.
B. Change the zone type to Active Directory integrated for the ad.contoso.com zone.
C. Allow only secure updates for the ad.contoso.com zone.
D. Disable dynamic updates for the ad.contoso.com zone.
E. Run the ipconfig/release command on the computer that responds to the ping. Run the ipconfig/renew command on ServerA.
F. Delete the current DNS entry for ServerA. Run the ipconfig/registerdns command on ServerA.
Answer: B,C,F
5. You are the network administrator for your company's New York branch office. You receive three new Windows 2000 Server computers from the main office. Each new server contains a single hard disk, which is configured as a single NTFS logical volume.
You want to ensure that you can continue to access the NTFS volume on each server in the event that Windows 2000 Server fails to start. You want to be able to access each volume without having to start the server from a CD-ROM or a floppy disk.
What should you do on each server?
A. Ensure that the Everyone group has the Allow-Full Control permission for the root folder of the hard disk.
B. Copy the i386 folder from the Windows 2000 Server CD-ROM to the folder named \Windows\Options on the hard disk.
C. Place your domain users account in the local Administrators group.
D. Run the winnt32.exe/cmdcons command from the Windows 2000 Server CD-ROM.
Answer: D
6. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA. You install Terminal Services on serverA in remote administration mode. You use Terminal Services to administer ServerA for four months.
After four months, you reinstall Terminal Services in application server mode. You install and configure eight user applications on ServerA, and the users in your company being connecting to serverA by using Terminal services client software.
Three months later, users report that they cannot connect to Server. You discover that you cannot connect to ServerA by using an administrator user account. You verify that serverA is running properly and is connected to the network.
You need to ensure that users and administrators can connect to ServerA.
What should you do?
A. Modify the default Terminal Services user properties so that all domain user accounts have permission to connect to Terminal Services.
B. In Terminal Services Configuration, delete and re-create the default RDP-RCP connection
C. Install and configure a Terminal Services Licensing server on your network. Configure ServerA to use the new licensing server.
D. Ask a domain administrator to relocate ServerA's computer account into an Organizational Unit (OU) named AuthorizedTerminalServer.
Answer: C
7. You are the administrator of four Windows 2000 Server computers in the sales department. Each server has a single Pentium III-600 processor, 192 MB of RAM, and a single 30-GB hard disk. All computers have 100-Mbps network adapter cards.
Users in the sales department report that when they attempt to access files or submit print jobs to a server named ServerA, performance becomes very slow. You use system Monitor to monitor ServerA and discover the information that is shown in the following table: (see exhibit)
You need to improve the performance of ServerA for the users in the sales department.
What should you do?
A. Upgrade or replace the RAM in the server.
B. Upgrade or replace the hard disk in the server.
C. Upgrade or replace the processor in the server.
D. Upgrade or replace the network adapter card in the server.
Answer: B
8. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single network subnet.
The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named serverA, which runs the DNS server service. All client computers run Windows 2000 Professional, and they are configured with static IP addresses. The client computers are configured to use ServerA for DNS name resolution.
Another administrator, named Peter, installs Windows 2000 Server on a new computer named ServerB. He installs the DNS server service and the DHCP server service on ServerB. Peter configures the DHCP server to issue dynamic IP addresses to client computers. He also configured the DHCP server to configure client computers to use ServerB for DNS name resolution.
You reconfigure all client computers to use DHCP to obtain IP addressing information, and you uninstall the DNS server service from ServerA.
All users now report that they cannot access any network resources by name.
You need to ensure that users can access network resources by name.
What should you do?
A. Configure the DNS server on ServerB to include a static A (host) record that contains the name and IP address of ServerA.
B. Run the ipconfig/registerdns command on each client computer.
C. Delete the Hosts file on each client computer.
D. Reconfigure each client computer to remove ServerA's IP address from the list of DNS servers and to obtain a list of DNS servers automatically.
Answer: D
9. You are a network administrator for your company. The network is configured as shown in the Network exhibit.
You view the system log of FP01 and notice a large number of identical warning messages that state the following: "The redirector was unable to initialize security context or query context attributes."
The IP properties for FP01 are shown in the IP Properties exhibit.
You need to prevent these warning message form occurring. What should you do?
A. Configure the default gateway for FP01 to 192.168.1.254
B. Configure the default gateway for FP01 to 192.168.2.1
C. Configure the primary DNS server for FP01 to 192.168.1.15
D. Configure the primary DNS server for FP01 to 192.168.3.15
Answer: A
10. You are a domain administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Active Directory domain. The network contains 10 Windows 2000 Server computers and 200 Windows 2000 Professional computers. A server named ServerA has routing and remote access installed and is configured for incoming dial-up connections.
Five employees will be traveling overseas. They need to be able to dial in to ServerA while they are traveling. The employees will be using Windows 2000 Professional portable computers to dial in to the network.
You need to ensure that the dial-in connections on the portable computers are as secure as possible.
Which three actions should you take? (Choose three)
A. Configure ServerA to require EAP-CHAP authentication.
B. Configure ServerA to require MS-CHAP v2 authentication.
C. Configure ServerA to require L2TP connections for all dial-in users.
D. Configure ServerA to require Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption (MPPE) for all dial-in users.
E. Install a server encryption certificate on ServerA and enable IPSec.
F. Install an encryption certificate on all client computers and enable IPSec
Answer: C,E,F
11. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA. The server has dual Pentium II-450 processors, 192 MB of RAM, and two hard disks, which are configured as shown in the following table: (see exhibit)
Users report that server performance is acceptable under normal working conditions, such as accessing files and printing documents. However, when a large accounting application is run, performance becomes significantly slower. When the application is processing large amounts of data, users report long waiting periods when they access files stored on the hard disk or when they submit print jobs.
You monitor ServerA by using System Monitor. You discover that when the accounting application is running, the sustained processor utilization on both processors in 100 percent. There are also numerous hard pages faults. When the application is not running, sustained processor utilization drops to 50 percent, but the number of hard pages faults remains high.
You need to improve the performance of ServerA. What should you do?
A. Upgrade the memory in ServerA.
B. Upgrade the processors in ServerA.
C. Move the paging file from the system partition to drive E.
D. Increase the default size of the paging file to at least 384 MB.
Answer: A
12. You are a network administrator for your company. A user named Maria reports that her Windows 2000 Professional computer has stopped responding.
You examine the computer and discover that it is displaying a STOP message. Maria reports that the computer has been displaying a STOP message intermittently during the past several days. You restart the computer and it functions normally.
A few minutes later, Maria reports that the computer has stopped responding again. You investigate and discover the same STOP message. The documentation for Maria's computer indicates that a new network adapter card was installed in the computer 10 days ago.
You set up a second Windows 2000 Professional computer for Maria to use. You need to provide access to her original computer so that she can copy three files onto a floppy disk and copy them to the second computer. However, when you restart her original computer, it displays a STOP message after only a few minutes.
You need to provide Maria with access to the files on her original computer.
You need to accomplish this task as quickly as possible.
What should you do?
A. Restart the original computer by using safe mode.
B. Restart the original computer by using the last known good configuration.
C. Restart the original computer by using an Emergency Repair Disk.
D. Restart the original computer by using the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM, and select the option to repair the installation.
Answer: A
13. You are a desktop administrator for your company. All client computers run Windows 2000 Professional. You are installing a new Plug and Play combination scanner and print device on a user's computer. You connect the print device to the computer's parallel port. However, you discover that Windows 2000 does not detect the new print device.
You open Device Manager on the computer and discover that there is no listing for the printer or for any unidentified devices. You run the Scan for hardware changes command in Device Manager, but no new hardware is detected.
You want Windows 2000 Professional to detect and install drivers for the new print device.
What should you do?
A. In the system BIOS, enable Enhanced Parallel Port (EPP) support.
B. In the Driver Signing Options dialog box, set File Signature.
C. Use the Add/Remove Hardware wizard to install the manufacturer's printer driver.
D. Turn off the computer, and then turn off the print device, and then turn on the computer.
Answer: A
14. You are the administrator of an organizational unit (OU) named Operations. You create a Group Policy Object to publish an application named CorpOps to the users in the Operations OU.
Your company frequently reassigns employees to different departments. When employees are reassigned, their Active Directory user accounts are moved to a different OU. You need to ensure that CorpOps is uninstalled when an employee's user account is moved to a different OU.
What should you do?
A. Write a Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) logoff script that uninstalls CorpOps. Assign the logoff script to the members of the Operations OU.
B. Modify the permissions on the CorpOps installation package so that only members of the Operations OU have the Read permission.
C. Configure the Group Policy Object that publishes CorpOps to uninstall the application when it falls out of the scope of management.
D. Modify the GPO so that CorpOps is assigned instead of publishes.
Answer: C
15. You are a network administrator for your company. You need to configure offline file settings for all users in the Boston Organizational Unit. You add two new Group Policy Objects named CompGPO and UserGPO and link them to the Boston OU. A representation of the details of the GPOs is shown in the exhibit.
Users report that they cannot synchronize their offline files. You need to ensure that users can synchronize their offline files.
What should you do?
A. Modify the computer configuration for CompGPO by changing the Prevent use of Offline Files folder policy to Not Configured.
B. Modify the computer configuration for CompGPO by changing the Subfolders always available offline policy to Enabled.
C. Modify the user configuration for UserGPO by changing the Administratively assigned offline files policy to Enabled.
D. Modify the computer configuration for CompGPO by changing the Disable user configuration of offline files policy to Enabled.
Answer: A
16. You are a member of the Enterprise Admins group for Trey Research. The Active Directory forest consists of a forest root domain named ad.treyresearch.com and two child domains named east.ad.treyresearch.com and west.ad.treyresearch.com. The network consists of four Active Directory sites, with five domain controllers at each site.
You want to restrict the ability to log on locally to all of the domain controllers to members of the local Administrators group. You want to accomplish this goal with the least amount of administrative effort and without affecting other computers in the domain.
What should you do?
A. Create a Group Policy Object that restricts the ability to log on locally to members of the local Administrators group. Link the GPO to the ad.treyresearch.com domain.
B. Create a Group Policy Object that restricts the ability to log on locally to members of the local Administrators group. Link the GPO to the ad.treyresearch.com domain. Enable the No override option for the GPO link.
C. Edit the default Domain Group Policy Object in each domain to restrict the ability to log on locally to members of the local Administrators group.
D. Edit the default Domain Controllers Group Policy Object in each domain to restrict the ability to log on locally to members of the local Administrators group.
Answer: D
17. You are the administrator of your company's Active Directory domain. The company recently expanded from one office in London to include new offices in New York and Mexico City. All user accounts for the entire company are currently in the Users container.
Company policy states that network administrators may configure user accounts for only their respective offices. You create an Active Directory group for each of the three offices. The user accounts of the network administrator for each office are members of each respective Active Directory group.
You need to configure Active Directory so that each administrator group can administer the user accounts in only its respective offline office.
What should you do?
A. Run the Delegation of Control wizard at the domain level and delegate the Full Control permission to all three of the administrators groups for all child objects.
B. Create a new Organizational Unit for all of the user accounts. Move the user accounts into the new OU. Place all three of the administrators group in the new OU.
C. Create a new organizational unit for each of the three offices. Place each of the three administrators groups in its respective OU. Run the Delegation of Control wizard on each of these OUs and delegate the Create, delete, and manage user accounts task to the respective administrators group.
D. Create a new organizational unit for each of the three offices. Move the user accounts to the appropriate OUs. Run the Delegation of Control wizard on each of these OUs and delegate the Create, delete, and manage user accounts task to the respective administrators group.
Answer: D
18. You are the desktop administrator for your company. A new shipment of computers arrived recently. These new computers will replace outdated client computers.
You install Windows 2000 Professional on one of the new computers. You attempt to join the computer to the domain. You receive an error message stating that access has been denied.
You need to be able to add the new computers to the domain.
After you install Windows 2000 Professional on all of the new computers, what should you do?
A. Log on to each computer as local Administrator, and then join each computer to the domain.
B. Obtain permission to create computer objects, and then join each computer to the domain.
C. For each computer, create a computer account in Active Directory, and then join each computer to the domain.
D. Run the ipconfig/registerdns command on each computer, and then join each computer to the domain.
Answer: C
19. You are an organizational unit administrator for your company's Active Directory domain. The top-level OUs in Active Directory are organized by physical location. All OU administrators have permissions to administer only the OUs for which they are responsible. You have organized your OUs and user accounts based on the projects the users are working on.
The OU structure is shown in the exhibit.
The OU for your location has a Resources OU under it. The resources OU contains published shared folders and a Computers OU that contains all the computer accounts at your location.
Multiple templates have been created for use with Microsoft Project. These templates are in a file share named Templates that is published to the Resources OU as ProjectTemplates. The ProjectLeads group has permissions for the Template file share. All user accounts in the Project Delta OU are members of the ProjectLeads group and therefore have access to the Templates file share.
You need to ensure that Andrea has access to the Templates file share. What should you do?
A. Delegate control of the Project Alpha OU to the ProjectLeads group.
B. Move Andrea's user account to the Project Delta OU.
C. Assign Andrea the Allow-Read permission for the Resources OU.
D. Add Andrea's user account as a member of the ProjectLeads group.
Answer: D
20. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA. ServerA runs a custom client/server software application. ServerA is located in your company's New York office.
You install terminal Services on ServerA in remote Administration mode. You can connect to ServerA by using the terminal Services client software installed on your Windows 2000 Professional computer.
A user named Marc is responsible for supporting the client/server application on ServerA. Marc needs to perform administrative tasks on ServerA. Marc is located in your company's London office.
You need to ensure that Marc can connect to ServerA by using Terminal Services. You also need to ensure that Marc does not receive any unnecessary administrative privileges on other servers in your company.
What should you do?
A. Ask a domain administrator to add Marc's domain user account to the Domain Admins user group. Install the Windows 2000 administrative tools on Marc's client computer.
B. Create a local user account named Marc on ServerA. Install the Windows 2000 administrative tools on Marc's client computer.
C. Ask a domain administrator to grant Marc's domain user account permission to connect to Terminal servers. Instruct Marc to use Terminal Services to connect to ServerA, and to log on by using his domain user account.
D. Create a local user account named Marc2 on serverA. Instruct Marc to use Terminal Services to connect to serverA, and to log on by using the Marc2 user account.
E. Add Marc's domain user account to the local Administrators group on ServerA. Instruct Marc to use Terminal Services to connect to ServerA, and to log on by using his domain user account.
Answer: E
21. You are a domain administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Active Directory domain. The network also contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA. ServerA has Routing and Remote Access installed and is configured for incoming dial-up connections. Employees use Windows 2000 Professional portable computers to dial in to the network.
You configure a remote access policy that allows members of the Domain Users group to dial in to ServerA between 7:00 A.M and 7:00 P.M every day. To increase dial-up security, the company issues smart cards to all employees.
You need to configure ServerA and the remote access policies to support the use of the smart cards for dial-up connections.
What should you do?
A. Create a remote access policy that requires users to use SPAP for authentication.
B. Create a remote access policy that requires users to use EAP-TLS for authentication.
C. Create a remote access policy that requires users to use MS-CHAP v2 for authentication.
D. Install the Internet Authentication Server (IAS) on ServerA.
Answer: B
22. You are the administrator of some of your company's Windows 2000 file servers. The company recently implemented disk quotas.
On one of your file servers, you successfully configure a single quota for all users. However, after further inspection within the Quota Entries Window, you notice that users who have exceeded their quotas can still save files to the server.
You need to ensure that the quota limits prevent each user from saving files to the server after the users' quota limits are met or exceeded.
What should you do?
A. Run the Secedit/configure command on the server to enforce the Basicws.inf security template.
B. Configure a quota entry for each user individually.
C. Enable the enforcement of quota limits.
D. Upgrade the hard disks on the server to dynamic disks.
Answer: C
23. You are the evening-shift administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer. The server hosts shared files. The server is configured as a single NTFS logical volume.
The day-shift administrator reports that the server displayed a STOP message earlier in the day. The day-shift administrator restarted the server, which resulted in the same STOP message. The administrator also attempted to perform a repair installation, but the server again displayed the same STOP message. You replace each hardware component in the server with components that are known to function correctly, but the server continues to display the STOP message.
You have a tape backup of the server's shared files from two nights ago. The backup is approximately 400 GB in size.
You need to provide users with access to the shared files as quickly as possible. You need to ensure that the security permissions on the shared files remain the same, and you want to minimize the amount of data that is lost.
What should you do?
A. Restore the shared file from the backup tape to a FAT32 volume on a different Windows 2000 Server computer.
B. Restore the shared files from the backup tape to NTFS volume on a different Windows 2000 Server computer.
C. Restart the server by using the Recovery Console. Copy the shared files onto floppy disks, and then copy the files from the floppy disks onto a different Windows 2000 Server computer.
D. Perform a parallel installation of Windows 2000 Server on the server.
Answer: D
24. You are an Organizational unit administrator of your company's Active Directory forest. You accidentally delete the user ID of an example named Marc. You re-create the user ID with the same name as before. Marc now reports that he does not have the same permissions that he previously had.
You need to ensure that Marc has all of the permissions he had all of the permissions he had prior to the deletion.
Which two actions should you take? (Choose two)
A. Add Marc's user account back into all the groups it was previously a member of .
B. Ask the domain administrator to move Marc's user account from the LostandFound container back into the OU it was previously a member of.
C. Ask the administrator to delete Marc's user ID from within the LostandFound container.
D. Ask the domain administrator to perform an authoritative restore of Marc's user ID from a backup.
E. Configure Marc's account so that it does not require Kerberos preauthentication.
Answer: D,E
25. You are a network administrator for your company. A user named Marc has a local user account on his Windows 2000 Professional computer.
Marc is issued a USB print device. You need to configure Marc's computer so that he can install the new device and appropriate drivers. You log on to Marc's computer and disable the restrictions on loading unsigned drivers. All other local computer policies are configured with default settings. You restart Marc's computer.
Marc connects the print device to his computer. He reports that the printer does not appear in the Printers system folder, and he cannot print any documents.
You need to ensure that Marc can install the printer and can print documents.
What should you do?
A. Add Marc to the local Print Operators group on his computer.
B. Add the /fastdetect switch in the Boot.ini file on Marc's computer.
C. Disable the Prevent users from installing printer driver local security policy setting.
D. In the Driver Signing Options dialog box, select the Apply setting as system default check box.
Answer: D
26. You are the desktop administrator for your company. Each of the company's desktop computers has been upgraded from Windows NT Workstation 4.0 to Windows 2000 Professional. The hard disk on each computer has one NTFS partition.
One of the desktop computers has an application that stores its large data files on drive C. Recently the user of this computer has been running out of disk space on drive C. However, the computer's hard disk still contains unallocated space.
You need to increase available disk space on drive C on this computer.
What should you do?
A. Create a partition by using unallocated space, and configure this partition as a mount point on drive C.
B. Create a stripe set that includes unallocated space and drive C.
C. Upgrade the hard disk from a basic disk to a dynamic disk.
D. Extend drive C by using unallocated space.
Answer: A
27. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 file server named ServerA. ServerA is a member server in a Windows 2000 Domain. You create a folder named H:\SalesHandbook on a volume that is formatted as NTFS. You share the folder as SalesHandbook$.
You want users of Windows 2000 Professional computer to be able to search Active Directory for the share by the name SalesHandbook.
What should you do?
A. Publish the shared folder, and configure the name to be SalesHandbook$ and the path to be \\ServerA\SalesHandbook.
B. Publish the shared folder, and configure the name to be SalesHandbook and the path to be \\ServerA\SalesHandbook$.
C. Publish the shared folder, and configure the name to be SalesHandbook$ and the path to be H:\SalesHandbook.
D. Publish the shared folder, and configure the name to be SalesHandbook and the path to be H:\SalesHandbook.
Answer: B
28. You are the administrator of some of your company's file servers. Peter is hired as an intern in the human resources department. Peter needs access to some HR files. He also needs to be able to read the file named Handbook.doc, but he must not be able to make changes to it.
Handbook.doc exists in a folder named HRResources. Peter needs to have Read and Modify permissions for the other files in the HRResources folder.
Peter is a member of the Domain Users group and the HR group. The permissions on the HRResources folder are shown in the following table. (see exhibit)
You need to ensure that Peter can access the appropriate files and that he cannot make changes to Handbook.doc.
What should you do?
A. Set the hidden and system attributes on Handbook.Doc.
B. Disable permissions inheritance on Handbook.doc.
C. Assign Peter the Allow-Read permission for Handbook.doc.
D. Assign Peter the Deny-Write NTFS permission for Handbook.doc.
Answer: D
29. You are the administrator of your company's Windows 2000 file servers. A user named Maria creates a folder named Data on a file server. She uses Encrypting File System (EFS) to encrypt some of the files in the Data folder.
Now, other users need access to files Maria stores in the Data folder. In order to allow these users access to the files, you share the Data folder. You then assign these users the Allow-Read share permission and the Allow-Read NTFS permission for the shared Data folder.
Maria reports that users can access the unencrypted files in the Data folder, but they cannot access the encrypted files. When users attempt to access the encrypted files, they receive an error message stating that access is denied.
You need to allow the users to access all of the files in the Data folder.
What should you do?
A. Change the NTFS permission to Full Control.
B. Change the share permission to Full Control.
C. Instruct Maria to decrypt the files.
D. Share Maria's public key with all of the users.
Answer: C
30. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 print server named serverA. ServerA is a member of a Windows 2000 Domain. You install a color laser print device on the network. You create and share a printer on ServerA named ColorLsr with the default settings.
You want all of the users in your company to be able to use ColorLsr, but you want the users in the Managers domain local group to always have priority use of the print device.
What should you do?
A. Create and share a second printer for the print device and set the priority level to 1. For the second printer, assign the Everyone group the Deny-print permission and assign and the Managers group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Managers group to use the second printer.
B. Create and share a second printer for the print device and set the priority level to 1. For the second printer, remove permissions for the Everyone group and the Managers group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Managers group to use the second printer.
C. Create and share a second printer for the print device and set the priority level to 99. For the second printer, assign the Everyone group the Deny-print permission and assign and the Managers group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Managers group to use the second printer.
D. Create and share a second printer for the print device and set the priority level to 99. For the second printer, remove permissions for the Everyone group and the Managers group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Managers group to use the second printer.
Answer: D
31. You are the administrator for one of your company's branch office. All of the company's file servers have indexing enabled, with the default values.
A user named Maria is responsible for document archiving and retrieval Maria must log the files as she archives them.
A new partition has been created on one of the file servers for archiving and retrieval. A portion of the drive space on this partition is used for other purposes. A shared folder has been created on the partition. Users place files to be archived in this shared folder.
Maria logs the appropriate files and moves them to a compressed folder on the partition. The folder is named Archive. A portion of the contents of the archive folder is shown in the exhibit.
Maria has Read and Modify permissions for the Archive folder. The files are backed up on tape and the tape is stored off site. Maria reports that she is running out of space on the partition. You will not be able to purchase hardware during the next three months.
You need to free up space on the partition.
What should you do?
A. Enable offline caching of files on the partition.
B. Disable indexing of the partition.
C. Configure a scheduled task to defragment the partition on a weekly basis.
D. Configure a scheduled task to compress the files on the partition on a nightly basis.
Answer: D
32. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Domain. All client computers run Windows 2000 Professional and are members of the domain.
Peter is a user in the graphics department. He connects a print device to his computer. He wants other users in the graphics department to be able to find the printer in the directory and to use it to print documents from the network.
Peter reports that neither he nor any other users can find the printer in the directory and that no remote users can submit print jobs. Peter can print documents locally.
You need to ensure that Peter and other users in the graphics department can find the printer in the directory and can print documents from the network.
What should you do?
A. In the printer properties, share the printer on Peter's computer.
B. In the printer properties, assign the Everyone group the Allow-Print permission.
C. In Active Directory users and Computers, add the printer as a child object to Peter's computer object.
D. In Active Directory users and Computers, select the Trust computer for delegation check box in Peter's computer properties.
E. In Active Directory Users and Computers, assign users in the graphics department the Allow-Read Public Information permission for Peter's computer object.
Answer: A
33. You are the desktop administrator for your company. You need to configure one of the computers in a dual-boot configuration for Windows 98 and Windows 2000 Professional.
The computer has a single hard disk that is partitioned into two primary partitions. The first partition is the system partition for both operating systems, and it is 3 GB in size. The second partition is for data, and its also 3 GB is size.
You need to configure the computer so that both operating systems will function properly and will be able to access all of the space on both partitions.
Which two actions should you take? (Choose two)
A. Format the system partition as FAT.
B. Format the system partition as FAT32.
C. Format the system partition as NTFS.
D. Format the data partition as FAT.
E. Format the data partition as FAT32.
F. Format the data partition as NTFS.
Answer: B,E
34. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 file server named ServerA. ServerA is a member of a Windows 2000 Domain. A folder on ServerA named I:\Data\ServerAdmins is shared as ServAdmin.
NTFS and share permissions are configured as shown in the following table: (see the exhibit).
Users in the built-in Domain Admins group have persistent mapped drives to ServAdmin.
You do not want users to see the shared folder when they type \\ServerA from the Run command or when they browse the network. You want domain administrators to be able to access the resources that are in the folder.
What should you do?
A. Stop and disable the Computer Browser service on ServerA by using Computer Management
B. Modify the share permissions to assign only the Local Administrators group the Allow-Full Control permission.
C. Publish ServAdmin in Active Directory. Assign permissions for the published shared folder to only the Domain Admins group.
D. Re-create ServAdmin as ServAdmin$. Instruct the users in the Domain Admins group to delete and then re-create their persistent mapped drive connections to ServAdmins$.
Answer: D
35. You are the administrator of your company's Windows 2000 file servers. There are 200 users in the
company.
A file server named ServerA functions as a file and print server. ServerA has a single partition that stored home folders and other shared user data.
You configure quotas for all users' home folders. After you configure quotas on ServerA, users report that they are being prevented from creating new files in their home folders even though their home folders do not exceed the quota limit.
You need to enforce quota limits based only on home folder usage. You need to accomplish this task with the least amount of administrative effort.
What should you do?
A. Place all of the home folders on a single, separate partition and configure quotas on the new partition.
B. Create a unique partition for each user's individual home folder and configure quotas on each partition.
C. Assign the users the Allow-Take Ownership permission for their home folders and then instruct the users to take ownership of their home folders.
D. Create a quota entry for each individual user.
E. Share each home folder separately.
Answer: A
36. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 file server named ServerA. ServerA is a member server in a Windows 2000 Domain. You create a fold named H:\EmployeeHandbook on a volume that is formatted as NTFS. You share the folder as EmployeeHandbook$.
You want users of Windows 2000 Professional computers to be able to search the network for the share by name. You want the users to be able to find the share without needing to know the name of the server.
What should you do?
A. Run the net share EmployeeHandbook$ command on a domain controller.
B. Publish the share in Active Directory by using Active Directory Users and Computers.
C. Run the dcpromo command on ServerA.
D. Create a virtual directory for the folder with an alias of EmployeeHandbook.
Answer: B
37. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 file server named ServerA. ServerA is a member of a Windows 2000 Domain. You create a folder named I:Data on ServerA. In I:\Data, you create a subfolder for each of your company's 200 departments.
You want the users in each department to have full access to only their department's folder. You want to configure and manage this access with the least amount of administrative effort.
What should you do?
A. I:\Data Configure share permissions to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Full Control permission. Configure NTFS permissions for each department's folder to assign the Allow-Full control permission to the group that contains that department's users.
B. I:\Data Configure share permissions to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Read permission only. Configure NTFS permissions for each department's folder to assign the Allow-Full control permission to the group that contains that department's users.
C. Share each department's folder. Configure share permissions to assign the Allow-Full Control permission to the group that contains that department's users. Configure NTFS permissions for each department's folder to assign the Allow-Full control permission to the group that contains that department's users.
D. Share each department's folder. Configure share permissions to assign the Allow-Full Control permission to the group that contains that department's users. Configure NTFS permissions for each department's folder to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Full control permission.
Answer: A
38. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 file server named ServerA. ServerA is a member of a Windows 2000 Domain. A folder on ServerA named I:\data\LimitedPublic is shared as LimPub. NTFS and share permissions are configured as shown in the following table: (see exhibit)
You want all users who have a valid domain account to be able to create files in the folder and to be able to subsequently update the files that they create. You want to prevent users from accessing other users' files, but you want to allow the creator of a file to assign access for that file to other users.
Users report that they can access LimPub, but they cannot create files in the folder.
You need to configure permissions to allow appropriate access to the folder.
What should you do?
A. Configure share permissions to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Change permission. Configure NTFS permissions for the folder to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Write permissions for the folder to assign the Creator Owner group the Allow-Full Control permission.
B. Configure share permissions to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Change permission. Configure NTFS permissions for the folder to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Create/Write Data permission and to assign the Creator Owner group the Allow-Full Control permission.
C. Configure share permissions to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Full Control permission. Configure NTFS folder permissions for the folder to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Create Files/Write Data permissions and to assign the Creator Owner group the Allow-Full Control permission.
D. Configure share permissions to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Full Control permission. Configure NTFS folder permissions for the folder to assign the Everyone group the Deny-Read permission and to assign the Creator Owner group the Allow-Full Control permission.
Answer: C
39. You are the administrator of your company's Internet Web Server. The web server is a Windows 2000 Server computer that hosts several Internet Web Sites, including the company's public internet Web site.
You want to allow employees to download company documents from the web server when the employees are away from the office. Employees will access the web server by using Microsoft Internet Explorer.
You want to ensure that security of each employee's network user name and password when the employees are accessing the documents. You also want to ensure that only employees can access the documents.
What should you do?
A. Create an FTP site and configure it to use only anonymous user connections.
B. Create an FTP site and configure it to use only Basic authentication for user connections.
C. Create a document Web site and configure it to use only Basic authentication. Then enable directory browsing.
D. Create a document web site and configure it to use only integrated Windows authentication. Then enable directory browsing.
Answer: D
40. You are the network administrator for your company's branch office in Chicago. All client computers in the Chicago office run Windows 98. The network in the Chicago office is connected by a T1 line to the network in the main office in New York. Users on the network in the Chicago office access file servers that are located on the network in the New York.
The network in the New York office contains a WINS server. All company computers are configured to use the WINS server for name resolution. Managers in the company want to improve name resolution performance. You are instructed to install and configure WINS on a Windows 2000 Server computer in the Chicago office.
You install WINS on a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA. You configure all client computers in the Chicago office to use ServerA for name resolution. All users immediately report that they cannot access servers in the New York office.
You need to ensure that client computers in the Chicago office use ServerA for name resolution. You need to ensure that users in the Chicago office can access servers in the New York office.
What should you do?
A. Create an Lmhosts file on ServerA that includes the name and IP address of the WINS servers in the New York office.
B. Collaborate with an administrator in the New York office to configure WINS replication between ServerA and the WINS server in the New York office.
C. Configure the client computers in the Chicago office to use the WINS server in the New York office as their primary WINS server and ServerA as their secondary WINS server.
D. Ask a domain administrator to add ServerA's computer account to an organizational unit (OU) named AuthorizedWINSServers.
Answer: B
41. You are a network administrator for your company. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA, which runs the DNS server service. All client computers on the network use ServerA for name resolution. ServerA is configured to forward name resolution requests to your Internet Service provider's (ISP) DNS server.
A user named Marc uses a Windows 2000 Professional computer on the network. His computer is configured to obtain IP addressing information by using DHCP. He reports that he cannot access a specific internet web site by using the site's URL. However, he can access other web sites. When he attempts to access the specific web site, he receives the following error message: "Server not found or DNS error." You can access the specific web site from your client computer and from other client computers on the network.
You need to ensure that Marc can access the specific web site by using its URL.
What should you do on Marc's computer?
A. Stop and restart the DHCP client service.
B. Stop and restart the workstation service.
C. Run the ipconfig/flushdns command.
D. Run the ipconfig/registerdns command.
Answer: C
42. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single forest that contains two Windows 2000 Domains named wingtiptoys.com and tailspintoys.com. You administer a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA, which run the DNS server service. ServerA is located in a Branch office. The branch office contains computers in both domains.
ServerA contains an Active Directory integrated zone for only wingtiptoys.com. You want ServerA to also locally resolve names for computers in tailspintoys.com.
What should you do?
A. Create a secondary zone for tailspintoys.com on ServerA.
B. Create an Active Directory integrated zone for tailspintoys.com on ServerA.
C. Create a primary zone for tailspintoys.com on ServerA.
D. Create a reverse lookup zone for tailspintoys.com on ServerA.
Answer: A
43. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single subnet. A DNS server, a DHCP server, and a Windows 2000 Domain controller are configured on the subnet. You do not have permissions on the DHCP server.
You add a new client computer to the network. Andrea is the user of this computer. When Andrea attempts to connect to the domain controller by using the domain controller's host name, she receives the following error message; "The network path was not found."
The TCP/IP configuration settings are shown in the exhibit.
You need to configure the new client computer so that Andrea can connect to network resources by using host names. You need to configure the computer with the least amount of administrative effort.
What should you do?
A. In the client computer's Lmhosts file, add an entry for each server.
B. Configure the client computer to obtain the DNS server address automatically.
C. Install the Simple TCP/IP services on the client computer.
D. Configure static IP settings on the client computer.
Answer: B
44. You are a network administrator for Contoso Pharmaceuticals. The network consists of a single forest that contains four Windows 2000 domains named contoso.com, domain1.contoso.com, domain2.contoso.com, and domain3.contoso.com. In domain3.contoso.com you administer two Windows 2000 Server computers named ServerA and ServerB. ServerA and ServerB run the DNS server service.
Users on Windows 2000 Professional computers in domain3.contoso.com report that they cannot access resources in domain1.contoso.com. When you escalate the problem to the enterprise administrators, you are informed that the DNS zone for domain3.contoso.com was recently corrupted with erroneous A (host) records. However, after the enterprise administrators correct the A records, users still report that they cannot access resources in domain1.contoso.com.
You want users in domain3.contoso.com to be able to immediately access resources in domain1.contoso.com.
Which two actions should you take? (Choose two)
A. Create an Active Directory integrated zone for domain3.contoso.com on Both ServerA and ServerB.
B. Clear the DNS cache on ServerA and ServerB by using the DNS console.
C. Run the ipconfig/flushdns command on each user's computer.
D. Run the ipconfig/release command on each user's computer.
E. Initiate a scavenging operation of stale resource records on ServerA and ServerB by using the DNS console.
Answer: B,C
45. You are the network administrator for your company's branch office in Chicago. The network in the Chicago office is connected by T1 line to the network in the main office in New York. The network in the New York office contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named NYSrv04, which is a domain controller and hosts an Active Directory integrated DNS zone. All client computers in the New York and Chicago offices use NYSrv04 for name resolution.
The company's network manager decides to place an additional server on the network in the Chicago office to improve network performance. You receive a new Windows 2000 Server computer named CHSrv01 from the main office. CHSRv01 is configured as a domain controller for the company domain and as a DNS server.
You need to configure DNS on CHSrv01 and you need to configure the client computers that are on the network in the Chicago office. You need to ensure that your configuration provides the fastest possible name resolution performance. You need to minimize the amount of DNS traffic sent between the New York and Chicago office.
You configure the client computers in the Chicago office to use CHSrv01 for name resolution.
What should you do next?
A. Configure CHSrv01 with a new primary zone, and configure CHSrv01 to forward name resolution requests to NYSrv04.
B. Configure CHSrv01 with a new secondary zone, and configure CHSrv01 to perform zone transfers from NYSrv04.
C. Configure CHSrv01 as a caching-only server, and configure CHSrv01 to forward name resolution requests to NYSrv04.
D. Configure CHSrv01 with an Active Directory integrated zone.
Answer: D
46. You are a domain administrator for your company. You install a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA. ServerA is a member of the company's Active Directory domain.
You install the DHCP service on ServerA. When you restart serverA, the DHCP service does not start.
You want to enable ServerA to start the DHCP service.
What should you do?
A. Configure the DHCP service to use a Domain Administrator account to log on to the domain.
B. Configure the DHCP service to use an Enterprise Administrator account to log on to the domain.
C. Ask a member of the Enterprise Admins group to authorize ServerA as a DHCP server.
D. Ask a member of the local Administrators group to authorize ServerA as a DHCP server.
Answer: C
47. You are an administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer, which runs the DNS server service. The DNS server is located in one of your company's branch offices. The network is your branch office contains 100 DNS clients that are all members of the same Windows 2000 Domain. The DNS server is not a member of the domain.
You want the DNS server to perform recursive queries on behalf of the DNS clients for names of hosts that are outside of the domain and on the internet.
What should you do?
A. Configure the DNS server to use forwarders to resolve DNS names.
B. Configure the DNS server as a caching-only server.
C. Configure a secondary primary zone on the DNS server for the domain.
D. Configure a primary zone on the DNS server for the domain.
Answer: A
48. You are the network administrator for your company's branch office. A user named Marc reports that his Windows 2000 Professional computer will not start.
You investigate, and you discover that Marc's computer is displaying the following error message:
"Invalid disk or operating system not found."
Your computer configuration documentation indicates that Marc's computer is configured as a single NTFS logical volume.
You need to restore Marc's computer to normal operation as quickly as possible.
What should you do?
A. Restart the computer by using the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM, and select the option for the Recovery Console. Run the fixmbr and fixboot commands.
B. Restart the computer by using the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM, and select the option for the Recovery Console. Run the enable "Workstation" command.
C. Restart the computer by using the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM, and perform a parallel installation to a different folder on the hard disk
D. Restart the computer by using a floppy disk, and copy the Ntldr file from the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM to the root folder of Drive C.
Answer: A
49. You are a network administrator for your company. Users report that an application server named ServerA that runs a customized application is slow to respond. You configure System Monitor on ServerA. The results are shown in the following table: (see exhibit)
You need to improve the performance of ServerA. What should you do?
A. Add additional RAM to ServerA.
B. Add an additional CPU to ServerA.
C. Add an additional network adapter to ServerA.
D. Add an additional Active Directory domain controller to the network.
E. Upgrade to a faster disk subsystem on ServerA.
Answer: A
50. You are a network administrator for your company. The network contains 2,500 Windows 2000 Professional computers, 70 Windows 2000 Server member servers, and 5 Windows 2000 Server domain controllers. All computer accounts are in their default location in Active Directory.
You need to deploy the most recent service pack to all of the computers with the least amount of administrative effort.
What should you do?
A. Create a script named Update.bat that runs the Update.exe file from a network share. Create a Group Policy Object and link it to the Computers container. Set the computer configuration to run the Update.bat script on startup. Restart each computer.
B. Create a Group Policy Object and link it to the Domain level. Configure the GPO to assign the Update.msi file under the user configuration logon script. Log on to each computer as Administrator.
C. Create a Group Policy Object and link it to the Domain level. Configure the GPO to assign the Update.msi file under the computer configuration. Restart each computer.
D. Create a Group Policy Object and link it to the Computer container. Configure the GPO to assign the Update.msi file under the computer configuration. Restart each computer.
Answer: C
51. You are domain administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 domain. The domain contains and organizational unit (OU) structure as shown in the OU structure exhibit.
Each department has its own departmental administrators who are responsible for the administration of resources in their respective departments. Company Policy requires that these departmental administrators have control of the objects only in their respective OUs.
You use the Delegation of Control Wizard to delegate complete control of the each departmental OU to the administrative staff in the respective department. The departmental administrators can successfully create users, groups, and printers in their respective OUs.
Maria is an administrator in the sales department. Maria reports that she cannot create a Group Policy Object in the Sales OU. When she attempts to create a Group Policy new GPO in the OU, she receives the error message shown in the GROUP POLICY ERROR exhibit.
You verify that Maria has the Allow- Full Control permission for the Sales OU, but she still cannot create the GPO.
You need to resolve this problem. What should you do?
A. Add Maria to the Domain Admins Security Group.
B. Add Maria to Group Policy Creator Owner Security group.
C. Assign Maria the Allow- Create Child Objects permission for the Corp OU.
D. Assign Maria the Allow-Modify Ownership permission for the sales OU, and instruct here to take ownership of the OU.
Answer: B
52. You are the network administrator for your company. You create a global distribution group named Public. The Public Group has the READ permission for a resource on the domain controller. The resource is named Res1.
Ten employees in the IT department need access to Res1. You add the user accounts for the 10 employees to attempt to access Res1 immediately. They report that they cannot access Res1.
You need to ensure that the 10 employees can access Res1.
What should you do?
A. Configure the ITStaff group's group scope to be a universal group and instruct 10 employees to logout and to log in again.
B. Configure the Public group's group scope to be a universal group, and instruct the 10 employees to log out and to log in again.
C. Configure the ITStaff group's group scope to be a security group, and instruct 10 employees to logout and to log in again.
D. Move the user accounts of the 10 employees so that the accounts are in the same organizational unit (OU) as the ITStaff group, and instruct 10 employees to log out and log in again.
Answer: C
53. You are a network administrator for your company. The company has offices in five cities. There is an Organizational Unit (OU) for each office.
You install a new file server named ServerB. ServerB will host the My Documents folder for all users in the New York OU.
At the domain level there is a Group Policy Object (GPO) Named AllMyDocumentsGPO that redirects the My Documents folder to \\ServerA\users\%username%. There is a separate GPO named SettingsGPO that configures the desktop settings and removes the Run command that is configured at the domain level.
You configure a GPO named NYMyDocumentsGPO that redirects the My Documents folder for the users in the New York office to \\ServerB\users\%username%. You verify that the My Documents folder has been redirected. However, you notice that users in the New York office do not have the corporate desktop settings and that the users can use the Run command.
What should you do?
A. On the New York OU, configure Group Policies to not block inheritance.
B. On the New York OU, remove the NYMyDocumentsGPO and then configure Group Policies to not block inheritance.
C. On AllMyDocumentsGPO, modify the permissions by adding a NYUsers group and assigning it the Deny -Apply Group Policy permission.
D. At the domain level, configure a new GPO for the croporate desktop settings. Add a NYUsers group and assign it the Allow - Apply Group Policy permission for the new GPO.
Answer: A
54. You are a network administrator for your company. You are responsible for a child domain in your enterprise. The human resources (HR) department uses this child domain. The domain contains Windows 2000 domain controllers and Windows NT 4.0 member servers.
The HR department institutes a new employee review process. Under the new process, documents that are used for performance reviews will be stored in the shared folder, and managers will be the only personnel who will have access to that shared folder.
In that organizational unit (OU) named Mgr1, existing global groups for managers are the IT Managers group, the HR Managers group, the Finance Managers group and the Manufacturing Managers group.
You want to add these managers groups to a new security global group named All Managers. The All Managers group is in a separate OU named AllMgr. However, when to attempt to add each of the managers groups to the All Managers group, you notice that only individual users accounts are available to be added and the managers group are not available to be added.
What should you do?
A. Move the All Managers group to the Mgr1 OU.
B. Ask the domain administrator to switch the domain to native mode.
C. Change the All Members group from a global group to a universal group.
D. Ask the domain administrator to assign you the Allow - Change permission for each of the managers global groups.
Answer: B
55. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA. ServerA runs Terminal Service. Company users log on to Terminal Services to run custom Windows-based applications that are installed on ServerA.
A user named Maria works in a branch office. Maria reports that she is having problems using one of the applications on ServerA. You attempt to troubleshoot the problem by talking to Maria over the telephone, but she cannot provide sufficient information about what the application is doing.
You need to see how Maria is using the application in order to resolve the problem.
What should you do?
A. Use Terminal Services to log on to ServerA from your client computer. Use Terminal services Manager to shadow Maria's session and troubleshoot the problem.
B. Log on to ServerA's console. Use Terminal Service Manager to shadow Maria's session and troubleshoot the problem.
C. Ask a domain administrator to modify Mara's user account so that its Terminal Services disconnect time is at least one hour. Instruct Maria to log off of ServerA. Then, use Terminal Services from your client computer to log on to ServerA by using Maria's user account, and run the application.
D. Ask a domain administrator to modify Mara's user account so that its Terminal Services idle time is at least one hour. Instruct Maria to disconnect from ServerA. Then, use Terminal Services from your client computer to log on to ServerA by using Maria's user account, and run the application.
Answer: A
56. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Domain. All servers run Windows 2000 Server. All client computers run Windows 2000 Professional.
The manager of the accounting department reports that files located in shared folders on a server named ServerA are being deleted and must continually be restored from backup.
You are asked to configure the local security policy on ServerA to find out who is deleting the files. You enable auditing on the affected files and folders for all users in the domain.
Which audit policy or security policy should you enable on ServerA?
A. Audit Access of Global System Objects security policy.
B. Account Logon Events-Success audit policy.
C. Logon Events-Success audit policy.
D. Object Access-Success audit policy.
E. Privilege Use-Success audit policy.
Answer: D
57. You are the desktop administrator for your company. The client computers you administer are either Windows 95 or Windows 98 desktop computers. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Active Directory domain.
The company is implementing a fault-tolerant distributed file system (DFS). You need to ensure that users on all of your client computers can access the resources on the fault-tolerant distributed file system.
Which two actions should you take? (Choose two)
A. Install the Active Directory client on all of the Windows 95 computers.
B. Install the standard DFS client on all of the Windows 95 computers.
C. Install the Windows 2000 Administration Pack on all of the Windows 95 computers.
D. Install the Active Directory client on all of the Windows 98 computers.
E. Install the standard DFS client on all of the Windows 98 computers.
F. Install the Windows 2000 Administration Pack on all of the Windows 98 computers.
Answer: A,D
58. You are a domain administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Domain. All client computers run Windows 2000 Professional.
Each department has its own Organizational Unit (OU) structure. Each department has departmental administrators who are responsible for the administration of the OU structure. Top-level departmental OUs are created by the domain administrators, and the departmental administrators are delegated full control of these OUs. Child OUs are created by the departmental administrators as necessary.
The departmental administrator for the finance department is out of the office. The manager of the finance department asks you to publish a shared folder named FinanceDocs on a server named ServerA to Active Directory so that users can easily find the folder.
When you attempt to create the shared folder in the Finance OU, you receive the following error message:
"Windows cannot create the object because: Insufficient access rights to perform this operation"
You need to publish the shared folder.
What should you do?
A. Assign the Domain Admins group the Allow-Full Control share permission for FinanceDocs.
B. Assign the Domain Admins group the Allow-Read & Executive NTFS permission for FinanceDocs.
C. Assign the Domain Admins group the Allow-Create Child Objects permission for Finance OU.
D. Assign the Domain Admins group the Allow-Modify Owner share permission for Finance OU and then take ownership.
Answer: C
59. You are a network administrator for your company. The network contains 200 Windows 2000 Professional computers.
One of the client computers is named Client1. Client1 contains a shared folder named Public that is configured with the default settings. The employee who uses Client1 wants all users on the network to map a persistent drive to Public. However, many users report that they cannot map a persistent drive to Public.
What should you do to resolve the problem?
A. Enable the Guest account on Client1.
B. Modify the user limit for Public to allow 200 or more users.
C. Relocate the share and the folder to a Windows 2000 Server computer.
D. Assign the Authenticated Users group the Allow-Full Control permission for Public.
Answer: C
60. You are a domain administrator for your company. You are installing a new Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA, which has Internet Information Services (IIS) installed.
You want to use ServerA to provide a corporate intrasite to your employees. You create a Web site on ServerA.
You want to enable users to access the intrasite by using the URL http://CLInfo. You want to accomplish this task with the least amount of administrative effort.
Which two actions should you take? (Choose two)
A. Create a DNS entry for CLInfo that specifies the TCP/IP address of ServerA.
B. Create a WINS entry for CLInfo that specifies the TCP/IP address of ServerA.
C. Create a Hosts file entry for CLInfo that specifies the TCP/IP address of ServerA. Then copy the Hosts file to each network computer.
D. Create the CLInfo Web site as virtual directory.
E. Configure hosts headers on ServerA to include CLInfo.
Answer: A,E
61. You are a network administrator for your company. All servers run Windows 2000 Server. Users report that a file server named ServerA has very slow response time. It takes several seconds to open small files that are located on the server's hard disk, and it can take several minutes to open large files. Users report that no problems occur when they access files that are stored on other servers.
You monitor ServerA by using System Monitor. You discover that the values for Disk Queue Length and Split I/O are consistently high, even when users attempt to read small files. You also discover that the server has more than 40 GB of free space available.
You need to optimize disk read performance for ServerA.
What should you do?
A. Use Disk Defragmenter to optimize the file structure on ServerA.
B. Use Disk Cleanup to remove unused files and folders from ServerA.
C. Disable write caching on the hard disk to optimize file access.
D. Configure the performance options on ServerA to optimize performance for background services.
Answer: A
62. You are a network administrator for your company. Company executives plan to deploy 25 new Windows 2000 member servers and 25 new Windows 2000 Domain controllers. All Active Directory server accounts are in the default locations.
You need to install 290 hot fixes as part of the operating system installation on the new computers. The hot fixes must not be installed on any current Windows 2000 Server computers.
You create a distribution folder for the host fixes.
What should you do next?
A. Use Setup Manager to create an answer file that will run a script to install the hot fixes from the distribution folder during setup.
B. Use Setup Manager to create an answer file. Add lines in the Cmdlines.txt file to install the hot fixes from the distribution folder during setup.
C. Create a script that will install all of the hot fixes automatically. Configure a Group Policy Object and link it to the domain level to run the script on startup.
D. Create a Group Policy Object and link it to the Domain Controllers OU and to the Computers container. Configure the GPO to assign the hot fixes as assigned applications.
Answer: B
63. You are the network administrator for your company's branch office. You receive a memo from the main office indicating that a new custom software application will be deployed to the Windows 2000 Professional computers in your office that evening.
The following morning, the users in your office report that their computers will not start. Each computer stops a responding at the Windows 2000 Professional logon screen.
You contact the main office and the application's developers inform you that the new application includes a service named Data Listener. They discovered a problem with the service that is preventing the client computers in your office from starting.
The programmers at the main office will attempt to correct the problem. Until the problem is corrected, you need to allow your users to start their client computers normally and to access network resources.
You need to accomplish this task as quickly as possible.
What should you do on each client computer?
A. Restart the computer by using safe mode.
B. Restart the computer by using a startup floppy disk, and run the fixmbr command.
C. Restart the computer by using the Recovery Console. Run the disable "Data Listener" command.
D. Restart the computer by using the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM, and select the option to repair the installation.
Answer: C
64. You are a network administrator for your company. All servers run Windows 2000 Server.
Users in the finance department report significantly slow performance when they access a database application that is hosted on a multiprocessor server named ServerA. The application was designed for symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) and for use with Windows NT server 4.0 computers. The application runs constantly as a background application.
Users do not report problems when they access the same database application running on a server named ServerB. Both servers have identical hardware.
You start task manager on serverA. You view the information that is shown in the exhibit.
You need to optimize performance for users in the finance department when they access the database application.
What should you do?
A. Configure the application to run in a separate memory space.
B. Configure the application's process to run with high priority and with affinity for the second processor only.
C. Increase the amount of physical memory and increase the size of the paging file on serverA.
D. Set processor affinity for the application to allow the application to use all available processors.
Answer: D
65. You are a network administrator for your company. A user named Marc reports a problem with his Windows 2000 Professional computer.
You examine the computer and discover that it is displaying a STOP message. The documentation for Marc's computer indicates that the computer contains a single hard disk, which is configured as a single NTFS logical volume.
Marc reports that the computer was working normally until he connected a new USB digital camera to the computer. The computer installed the camera's software drivers, and then restarted. After the computer restarted, it displayed the STOP message and Marc was not able to log on to the computer.
You need to return Marc's computer to normal operation as quickly as possible.
What should you do?
A. Restart the computer by using safe mode.
B. Restart the computer by using the last known good configuration
C. Restart the computer by using the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM, and select the option to repair the installation.
D. Restart the computer by using the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM, and select the option for Recovery Console.
Answer: B
66. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Domain. All servers run Windows 2000 Server. All client computers run Windows 2000 Professional.
A server in the sales department has a tape backup device installed. The device functions normally by using the driver from the Windows 2000 Server CD-ROM. You install an update driver for the device that is supplied by the manufacturer.
When you restart the server, you receive the following error message: "STOP: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL."
You restart the server, and you receive the same error message. You need to correct the problem and return the server to normal operation.
What should you do?
A. Restart the server in safe mode. Create a local computer policy to enable Windows File Protection.
B. Restart the server in safe mode. Log on as an administrator. In the Driver Signing Options dialog box, set File Signature Verification to Ignore.
C. Restart the server by using the last known good configuration.
D. Restart the server by using the Recovery console. Enable the new device driver by using the Service_system_start parameter.
Answer: C
67. You are a domain administrator for A. Datum Corporation. The company's network consists of three domains, as shown in the exhibit.
You are responsible for the sandiego.adatum.com domain. The sandiego.adatum.com domain contains users accounts for 50 of the employees in the finance department. Recently, a shared folder named FinanceA was created in the sandiego.adatum.com domain. FinanceA can be accessed by only those 50 employees. FinanceA contains forms that are used by the 50 employees.
You are instructed to create a group on your domain controllers that will allow finance users whose user accounts are in global from the other domains to access FiannceA. You must accomplish this goal while minimizing replication overhead.
What should you do?
A. Create a global group. Add the appropriate groups from the other domains to the global group. Assign the global group permissions for FinanceA.
B. Create a domain local group. Add the appropriate groups from the other domains to the domain local group. Assign the domain local group permissions to the FinanceA.
C. Create a universal group. Add the appropriate groups from the other domains to the universal group. Assign the universal group permissions for FinanceA.
D. Create a distribution group. Add the appropriate groups from the other domains to the distribution group. Assign the distribution group permissions for FinanceA.
Answer: B
68. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Domain. The domain contains four Windows 2000 Domain controllers. The relevant portion of your network is configured as shown in the exhibit.
The domain controller named DC1 is a multihomed computer that provides DNS and DHCP services for the company intranet and only DHCP services for a secure network used by the software development department. DC01 does not route between the two networks. The computers in the software development department are not members of the domain.
DC01 hosts an Active Directory integrated DNS zone. DC01 is configured as shown in the following table: (see exhibit)
You discover that Active Directory replication intermittently fails between DC01 and the other domain controllers. When this occurs, you receive the following error message: "RPC server is unavailable."
There is no consistent pattern to the replication failures. The other domain controllers do not experience this problem when replicating to each other.
You need to ensure that replication occurs normally between all domain controllers.
What should you do?
A. In the TCP/IP properties for NIC1 on DC01, disable dynamic DNS registration. Remove all A (host) records from the DNS zone for DC01 for the address 172.30.23.1. Remove the address 172.30.23.1 from the Interfaces tab in the properties for DC01 in the DNS console.
B. In the TCP/IP properties for NIC2 on DC01, disable dynamic DNS registration. Remove all A (host) records from the DNS zone for DC01 for the address 192.168.1.1. Remove the address 192.168.1.1 from the Interfaces tab in the properties for DC01 in the DNS console.
C. In the TCP/IP properties for NIC1 on DC01, disable dynamic DNS registration. Remove all A (host) records from the DNS zone for DC01 for the address 192.168.1.1. Disable round robin functionality on DC01. Disable recursive queries on DC01.
D. In the TCP/IP properties for NIC2 on DC01, disable dynamic DNS registration. Remove all A (host) records from the DNS zone for DC01 for the address 172.30.23.1. Disable round robin functionality on DC01. Disable recursive queries on DC01.
Answer: B
69. You are the desktop administrator for your company. The company is migrating from a Windows NT 4.0 domain in to a new Windows 2000 Domain. As part of the migration, you are removing Windows NT workstation 4.0 computer accounts from the Windows NT domain and adding them to a Windows 2000 Active Directory domain.
You add 10 Windows NT workstation computer accounts to the Active Directory domain. When you attempt to add another Windows NT workstation computer account to the Active Directory domain, you receive the following error message: "The machine account for this computer either does not exist or is unavailable."
You need to be able to add Windows NT workstation computer accounts to the Windows 2000 Active Directory domain.
What should you do?
A. Configure a DNS server for the Windows NT workstation computers that have not been added to the Active Directory domain.
B. Delete from the Windows NT domain the computer accounts for the Windows NT workstation computers that have not been added to the Active Directory domain.
C. Ask the domain administrator to assign you the Allow-Create Computer objects permission for the Computers container.
D. Ask the domain administrator to assign you the Allow-Create Computer objects permission for the Domain Controllers container.
Answer: C
70. You are the administrator of an organizational Unit (OU) named New York. The New York OU contains OUs named Operations, Accounting, and Executive. You create a software deployment Group Policy Object that assigns an application named CorpFinance. You link the GPO to the New York OU.
Users in the Operations OU report that the CorpFinance application shortcut does not appear on their Start menus. Users in the Accounting and Executive OUs report that the shortcut appears on their Start menus.
You need to ensure that the CorpFinance application shortcut appears on the Start menu for every user in the New York OU.
What should you do?
A. Modify the GPO so that CorpFinance is published instead of assigned.
B. Modify the permissions on the CorpFinance installation package so that members of the Operations OU have the Change permission.
C. Configure the Operations OU to not block policy inheritance.
D. Configure the GPO to use the basic installation user interface.
Answer: C
71. You are a network administrator for your company. You need to create a Group Policy Object that requires user accounts to have a minimum password length of seven characters. All of the Active Directory user accounts are in the MN Organizational Unit (OU).
Under the computer configuration, you create a GPO named PasswordGPO that requires a minimum of seven characters, and you link this GPO to the MN OU. After you link the GPO, you find out that users can create passwords that are only one character in length.
You need to ensure that all users in the MN OU are required to have a minimum password length of seven characters.
What should you do?
A. Remove the GPO link on the MN OU for PasswordGPO. At the domain level, add a link to the PasswordGPO, and ensure that the GPO has the highest priority.
B. Create a new GPO and link it to the MN OU. Configure the password requirement for this GPO to be minimum of seven characters, and make the GPO the highest priority.
C. Run the Secedit/refreshpolicy machine_policy/enforce command on the domain controller on which you created the GPO.
D. Run the Secedit/refreshpolicy user_policy/enforce command on the domain controller on which you created the GPO.
Answer: A
72. You are a network administrator for your company. All user accounts and groups are in the New York organizational unit (OU). The user accounts of the help desk personnel are members of the Helpdesk group.
You need to allow the Helpdesk group to manage group memberships, including creating and managing new groups. However, you need to ensure that help desk personnel cannot create or modify user objects.
What should you do?
A. Under the New York OU, create two new OUs and name them NY Users and NY groups. Move all user accounts to the NY Users OU, and move all groups to the NY groups OU. Modify the Active Directory permissions for the New York OU by assigning the Helpdesk group the Allow-Full Control permission.
B. Under the New York OU, create two new OUs and name them NY Users and NY Groups. Move all user accounts to the NY Users OU, and move all groups to the NY groups OU. Modify the Active Directory permissions for the NY Groups OU by assigning the Helpdesk group the Allow-Full Control permission.
C. Run the Delegation of Control wizard on the New York OU. Delegate the Modify the membership of a group task to the Helpdesk group.
D. Run the Delegation of Control wizard on the New York OU. Delegate the Create, delete, and manage groups task to the Helpdesk group.
Answer: D
73. You are an administrator of your company's single Windows 2000 Domain. The domain contains 10 departmental organizational unit (OUs). Each OU is controlled by a separate administrative group.
During a routine security audit, you discover that the local Administrators groups on member servers contain users who are not administrators. You want to ensure that the local Administrators group on every server contains only valid administrator accounts from the appropriate department.
What should you do?
A. Configure Group Policy for each OU to specify the appropriate membership for the local Administrators group on the servers in that OU.
B. Configure Group Policy for the domain to specify the appropriate membership for the local Administrators group on the servers in that OU.
C. Configure Group Policy for the default Domain Controller OU to specify the appropriate membership for the local Administrators group on the servers in that OU.
D. In each OU, create a new child OU that contains all of the appropriate Administrator user accounts for that OU. Configure Group Policy for each new child OU to specify the appropriate membership for the local Administrators group on the servers in that OU.
Answer: D
74. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Domain. The domain has an Organizational unit (OU) structure, as shown in the exhibit.
All user accounts are created in the Corp OU. All user accounts are members of a CorpUsers group that is located in the Corp OU. All user accounts are also members of department-specific groups that are located in the departmental OUs.
Each department has its own administrative staff, which is responsible for creating computer accounts, troubleshooting user and computer problems, and performing general system maintenance.
Departmental administrators are members of groups named Admins located in the departmental OUs. Departmental administrators have been delegated full control of their OUs. All Computer accounts are located in their appropriate departmental OUs.
Group Policy Objects are configured as shown in the following table: (see exhibit)
The departmental administrators report that they cannot access Control Panel to the Run command on their own computers or when they attempt to correct problems on users' computers.
The departmental administrators require access to the restricted tools. What should you do?
A. Disable the No Override option for the Users GPO.
B. Enable the No Override option for the Department Admins GPO.
C. Select Block Policy inheritance in the Group Policy properties for each child OU.
D. Change the Group Policy processing order to ensure that the Department Admins GPO is processed last.
E. Assign the Deny-Apply Group Policy permissions to the various Admins groups for the Users GPO.
Answer: E
75. You are a network administrator for your company. The help desk manager reports that the help desk is receiving a large number of requests from sales representatives who need to have their passwords reset.
The help desk manager asks you to delegate this task to someone other than help desk personnel.
The user accounts of all sales representatives are in the sales Users organizational unit. The user accounts of all sales managers are in the Sales Manager OU and are members of the Sales Managers group. You decide to allow the Sales managers to reset the passwords for their sales representatives when necessary.
You need to configure Active Directory without compromising overall network security.
What should you do to allow the members of the Sales Managers group to reset passwords for the sales representatives?
A. Run the Delegation of Control wizard at the domain level and delegate the Create, Delete, and manage user accounts task to the Sales Managers group.
B. Run the Delegation of Control wizard on the Sales Users OU and delegate the Create, Delete, and manage user accounts task to the Sales Managers group.
C. Run the Delegation of Control wizard on the Sales Users OU and delegate the Reset passwords on user accounts task to the Sales Managers group.
D. Run the Delegation of Control wizard at the domain level and delegate the Reset passwords on user accounts task to the Sales Managers group.
Answer: C
76. You are a domain administrator for your company. You are installing a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA and 25 Windows 2000 Professional computers in a new branch office.
You want to enable the client computers in the branch office to access the Internet as needed. You have a dial-up account with a local Internet service provider (ISP).
You want to reduce connection charges from your ISP. Therefore, you want the connection to be active only when internet resources are requested.
Which three actions should you take? (Choose three)
A. Attach a modem to ServerA and create a dial-up connection to the ISP.
B. Attach a modem to one of the Windows 2000 Professional computers and create a dial-up connection to the ISP.
C. Configure the modem to use software handshaking.
D. Configure the modem to use hardware handshaking.
E. Configure the dial-up connection to enable on-demand dialing.
F. Configure the dial-up connection to enable Internet Connection Sharing.
G. Configure the client computers in the branch office to enable Internet Connection Sharing.
Answer: A,E,F
77. You are a domain administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Active Directory domain and contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA.
ServerA has Routing and Remote Access installed. Employees use ServerA to connect to the corporate network by using a dial-up connection. The remote access policy for ServerA change frequently.
The company is hiring 200 new employees who will work remotely. You need to add four Windows 2000 Server computers with Routing and Remote access installed so that the new employees can dial in to the network.
You want to configure all of these Routing and Remote Access servers to use the same remote access policies. You want to configure and maintain the remote access policies with the least amount of administrative effort.
What should you do?
A. Add the new Routing and Remote access server to the domain. Place the remote access policies on ServerA.
B. Promote ServerA to a domain controller in the domain. Add the new Routing and Remote Access Server as members of the domain.
C. Install the Internet Authentication Service (IAS) on ServerA. Configure the new Routing and Remote Access servers to use serverA for authentication requests.
D. Create a new domain controller named ServerB. Install the Internet Authentication Server (IAS) on ServerB. Configure the new Routing and Remote access servers to use serverB for authentication requests.
Answer: C
78. You are a domain administrator for your company. You are installing a network in a new branch office. The network contains two Windows 2000 Server computers and 10 Windows 2000 Professional computers. A Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA provides DHCP service for the network.
You are installing a new Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerC. You have a dial-up account with a local Internet service provider (ISP). You connect a 56-Kbps modem to ServerC. You want to use serverC to provide shared access to the internet.
Which three actions should you take? (Choose three)
A. Install the WinSock proxy client on ServerC.
B. Install the WinSock proxy client on all of the client computers.
C. Install the DNS service on ServerC.
D. Install internet connection sharing on ServerC.
E. Uninstall the DHCP service on serverA.
F. Create a dial-up connection on ServerC and configure the connection with the ISP account information.
Answer: D,E,F
79. You are a domain administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Active Directory domain. The network contains 15 Windows 2000 Server computers and 150 Windows 2000 Professional computers. A server named ServerA has Routing and Remote Access Installed and is configured for incoming dial-up connections.
You install Windows 2000 Professional on a home computer named Home1. You create a new PPP dial-up connection to connect to ServerA. You configure the connection to use both of the external modems on Home1 and to use Multilink. You start the dial-up connection administrator connect to ServerA. You notice that only one of the modems is connected to serverA.
What should you do?
A. Configure the dial-up connection on Home1 to use SLIP.
B. Configure ServerA to accept Multilink dial-up connections.
C. Replace the modems on ServerA with new modems that support SLIP
D. Replace the modems on Home1 with new modems that support Multilink.
Answer: B
80. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer that runs terminal Services. A user named Marc uses Terminal services to connect to the server in order to run a custom Windows-based application that is installed on the server.
The application takes two hours to generate a sales report. Marc reports that he can connect to the server and log on, run the application, and start the report. However, his Terminal Services client disconnects from the server before the report is complete. When Marc attempts to reconnect to the server, he discovers that the application is no longer running.
You need to ensure that Marc's computer can remain connected to the server long enough for the application to complete the sales report. You do not want to affect how other users use the server.
What should you do?
A. In Terminal services Manager, shadow Marc's session after Marc has been connected to the server for 20 minutes, and troubleshooting the problem.
B. In Active Directory Users and Computers, modify Marc's user account by specifying a maximum Terminal Services disconnect time of three hours.
C. In Active Directory Users and Computers, modify Marc's user account by specifying a maximum Terminal Services idle time of three hours.
D. In Terminal Services Configuration, modify the RDP-TCP connections by setting the maximum idle time to three hours.
Answer: C
81. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA. ServerA has Internet Information services (IIS) installed and is used to host your company's public internet web site.
The company plans to create a secure web site where customers can access their account and billing information. Customers will access this web site by using a variety of web browsers. A new web site has been created and configured to use Basic authentication.
You are asked to ensure that all information transmitted between ServerA and the customers' computers is encrypted.
How should you configure the new web site?
A. Enable the web site to use Integrated Windows Authentication.
B. Enable the web site to use Digest authentication for Windows domain servers.
C. Enable the web site to use a web server certificate and enable SSL for the web site.
D. Enable the web site to use a web server certificate and enable IPSec on ServerA.
Answer: C
82. You are the administrator of your company's file servers. An employee named Maria is prompted to the new position of manager in the marketing department. Maria needs to be able to review all the documents that are used by other employees in the marketing department. However, she does not need to make changes to these documents.
All the marketing documents are stored in subfolders in a single marketing folder, which is shared as Marketing. Each employee in the marketing department has a subfolder in the Marketing folder.
Currently, only the employee, the Administrators group, and the Power Users group have permissions for each employee's subfolder. Permissions inheritance is enabled on the Marketing folder.
The resources and permissions are shown in the following table: (See exhibit)
You need to allow Maria to review the documents of all of the other marketing employees without giving her unnecessary permissions.
What should you do?
A. Make Maria a member of the Power Users group.
B. Share each existing subfolder and assign Maria the Allow-Read permission for each of the new shares.
C. Assign Maria the Allow-Read NTFS permission for the Marketing folder.
D. Assign Maria the Allow-Read permission for the Marketing share.
Answer: C
83. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 file server named ServerA. ServerA is a member of a Windows 2000 Domain. On a volume that is formatted as NTFS, you create and share folders for the sales department. Managers in the sales department need to read and modify files in all of the department's folders. Users named Peter, Maria, and Marc need to read files in the G:\Sales\Reports folder, and they need full control of files in their personal folders.
You configure folder and share permissions as shown in the following table. (See exhibit)
A user in the Managers group informs you that she can read the files in Marc's folder but cannot update them.
You need to allow all users in the Managers group to update all of the files in the sales department's folder.
What should you do?
A. Instruct the users in the Managers group to access the files by using the Sales share.
B. Assign the Managers group the Allow-Full Control permission for the Marc$ share.
C. Re-create the Marc$ share as Marc.
D. Ensure that the Managers group has the Allow-Full Control permission for the published share object in Active Directory that is associated with the Sales share.
Answer: A
84. You are a network administrator for your company. The network is configured as shown in the exhibit.
You notice that connectivity from the New York office to the London office is inconsistent. You need to find out where the network packets are being dropped and what percentage of packets is being dropped.
What should you do?
A. On NYDC01, run the tracert LONDCO01 command. View the results and find out where the results time out.
B. On LONDC01, run the tracert NYDCO01 command. View the results and find out where the results time out.
C. On NYDC01, run the ping LONDC01 command. View the results.
D. On LONDC01, run the ping NYDC01 command. View the results.
E. On NYDC01, run the pathping LONDC01 command. View the results.
F. On TORDC01, run the pathping LONDC01 command. View the results.
Answer: E
85. You are a network administrator for Fabrikam, Inc. The network consists of a Windows 2000 Domain named ad.fabrikam.com. The domain contains two DNS servers that host an Active Directory integrated zone for ad.fabrikam.com. A Windows 2000 web server named ServerA is a member of ad.fabrikam.com.
An intranet web site was recently created on ServerA. You want users to access the new Web site by using the URL home.portal.fabrikam.com.
What should you do?
A. Create a new domain record named portal in the ad.fabrikam.com zone. In portal, create CNAME (canonical name) record named home and specify ServerA.ad.fabrikam.com as the target host.
B. On one of the DNS severs, create a new zone named portal.fabrikam.com. In portal.fabrikam.com, create a CNAME (canonical name) record named home and specify ServerA.ad.fabrikam.com as the target host.
C. In ad.fabrikam.com, create CNAME (canonical name) record named home and specify home.portal.fabrikam.com as the target host.
D. In ad.fabrikam.com, create CNAME (canonical name) record named home.portal and specify ServerA.fabrikam.com as the target host.
Answer: B
86. You are a network administrator for your company. The network contains a DNS server. All client computers are configured to use the DNS server for name resolution. The network also includes four Windows 2000 Server computers, which function as file and print server; 100 Windows 95 client computers; and 100 Windows 2000 Professional computers.
The network is currently configured as a single logical subnet. The company adds two additional subnets, which are connected to the original subnet by routers. All client computers are distributed between the two new subnets. The servers remain on the original subnet.
Users of the Windows 95 computers now report that they cannot access server-based files and printers.
Users of the Windows 2000 Professional computers can successfully access the servers. You verify that the Windows 95 computers are configured with the correct DNS server address.
You need to ensure that all users can access server-based files and printers.
What should you do?
A. Create an Lmhosts file on each Windows 95 computer. In the file, include the name and IP address of the DNS server.
B. Install WINS on a Windows 2000 Server computer. Configure all computers to use the WINS server in addition to the DNS server for name resolution.
C. Configure the Windows 95 client computers to use b-node for NetBIOS name resolution.
D. Install a WINS Proxy Agent on each of the new subnets. Configure the WINS Proxy Agents to use the DNS server's IP address for WINS name resolution.
Answer: B
87. You are a domain administrator for your company. The network contains two TCP/IP subnets that are connected by a router. The router is configured to forward BOOTP packets. The two subnets contain a total of 180 Windows 2000 Professional computers.
A Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA provides DHCP services for the network. The DHCP scope on ServerA is configured as shown in the following table. (See exhibit)
You are adding a new Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerB. You install the DHCP service on ServerB. You want ServerB to provide load balancing and redundancy for ServerA.
How should you configure DHCP on ServerB?
A. Configure one scope with an IP address range of 172.30.10.1 to 172.30.10.100. Configure a second scope with an IP address range of 172.30.11.1 to 172.30.11.100.
B. Configure one scope with an IP address range of 172.30.10.101 to 172.30.10.200. Configure a second scope with an IP address range of 172.30.11.101 to 172.30.11.200.
C. Configure one scope with an IP address range of 172.30.10.1 to 172.30.10.200. Configure an IP address exclusion of 172.30.10.1 to 172.30.10.100.
D. Configure one scope with an IP address range of 172.30.11.1 to 172.30.11.200. Configure an IP address exclusion of 172.30.11.1 to 172.30.11.100.
Answer: B
88. You are a network administrator for your company. The network uses static IP addresses on servers and client computers.
You add a new client computer to subnet A of the network. Your router administrator informs you that the new client computer is incorrectly configured.
The relevant portion of the network is shown in the exhibit.
You need to configure the client computer so that it can connect to all local and remote computers.
What should you do?
A. Modify the IP address of the client computer so it is the same as the IP address of the file server.
B. Modify the IP address of the client computer so it is the same as the IP address of the router.
C. Modify the subnet mask of the client computer so it is the same as the subnet mask of the file server.
D. Modify the subnet mask of the file server so it is the same as the subnet mask of the client computer.
Answer: C
89. You are a network administrator for your company. The network contains Windows 2000 Professional computers and Windows 2000 Server computers. A server named ServerA provides DNS, WINS, and DHCP services. DHCP is configured to issue ServerA's IP address for DNS and WINS name resolution.
ServerA's DNS zone is configured to use DNS dynamic update protocol. All other computers on the network are configured to use DHCP to obtain IP addressing information.
Your company purchases another company and relocates the new employees to your company's main office. The new employees use Windows 98 client computers that are configured to use static IP addresses.
You need to ensure that the Windows 98 computers obtain dynamic IP addresses, and that they register themselves with ServerA by using DNS dynamic update protocol.
Which two actions should you take? (Choose two)
A. Configure the Windows 98 client computers to use ServerA for DNS name resolution.
B. Configure the Windows 98 client computers to use ServerA for WINS name resolution.
C. Configure the Windows 98 client computers to use DHCP to obtain IP addressing information.
D. Configure the DNS server service on ServerA to perform lookups by using WINS.
E. Configure the DHCP service on ServerA to register clients by using DNS dynamic update protocol.
Answer: C,E
90. You are the network administrator for one of your company's branch offices. The network is your office consists of two subnets. One subnet contains client computers and one subnet contains servers. You are using standard, classful subnet mask on the subnets. The relevant portion of the network is shown in the exhibit.
You need to configure the client computer so that it can connect to the file server and the domain controller on the network.
How should you configure the computer?
Select And Place
A. IP address: 192.168.12.12; Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0; Default gateway: 192.168.12.1.
B. IP address: 192.168.12.1; Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0; Default gateway: 192.168.12.12.
Answer: A
91. You are a network administrator for your company. The network is configured as shown in the exhibit.
Users in the London office report that they cannot connect to BOSFP01. You run the ping 10.1.4.253 command on NYROUTE1 and receive a reply. You run the tracert command on a client computer in the London office. The results are shown in the Tracert exhibit.
You need to ensure that users in the London office can connect to BOSFP01.
What should you do?
A. On all client computers in the London office, run the following command: route add 10.1.5.0 mask 255.255.255.0 10.1.1.254 -p
B. On NYROUTE1, run the following command: route add 10.1.5.0 mask 255.255.255.0 10.1.4.253 -p
C. On LONROUTE1, run the following command: route add 10.1.5.0 mask 255.255.255.0 10.1.2.253 -p
D. On BOSROUTE1, run the following command: route add 10.1.1.0 mask 255.255.255.0 10.1.5.254 -p
Answer: B
92. You are a domain administrator for your company. The network contains 75 Windows 2000 Server computers and 1,000 Windows 2000 Professional computers. The network also contains 50 UNIX client computers. The UNIX computers run applications with hard-coded IP addresses for each of the servers.
One of the servers is configured to provide DHCP services for the network. All of the Windows 2000 computers are configured to use DHCP.
Users of the UNIX client computers reports that on some days that cannot connect to various servers.
You want to ensure that users of the UNIX client computers can successfully connect to the servers.
What should you do?
A. Create a DHCP client reservation for each UNIX client computer.
B. Create a DHCP client reservation for each server.
C. Create a DHCP scope for the servers that specifies a six-month lease time-out.
D. Create a DHCP scope for the servers that includes a vendor option for the UNIX client computers.
Answer: B
93. You are the server and network administrator for a computer lab. The computer lab contains two multiple-subnet networks that do not have routing between them. The computer lab also contains a multihomed Windows 2000 Server computer that provides the DNS server service for both networks.
Each network also contains a DHCP server.
The initial network adapter configuration of the DNS server is shown in the following table: (see exhibit)
At any given time, the client computers in the computer lab might be running Windows 2000 Professional, Windows NT workstation 4.0, or a third-party operating system. All of the DNS clients in the computer lab receive their IP configurations from DHCP servers. After functioning successfully for several months, the DNS clients on the 10.10.6.0/24 network can no longer resolve host names.
You want all computers in the computer lab to be able to resolve DNS names.
What should you do?
A. Configure the DHCP servers to dynamically update DNS for DHCP clients.
B. Configure the DNS server service to listen only on LAN1.
C. Enable DHCP on LAN1.
D. Manually configure the IP address for LAN2 as 10.10.6.1.
Answer: D
94. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Active Directory domain. The network contains one Windows 2000 Server computer, which runs the DNS server service, and 200 Windows 2000 Professional computers. All of the Windows 2000 Professional computers use DHCP to obtain IP addressing information. The network is connected to the internet through an internet service provider.
On Monday, the ISP informs you that its network will be unavailable on Tuesday evening because of maintenance and changes. On Wednesday morning, all of your company's network uses report that they cannot access internet web sites. When they attempt to access internet web sites, they receive the following error messages; "Server not found or DNS error."
Users can successfully log on to the domain and access resources on the company's network, including the intranet web site.
You contact the ISP and are informed that it has changed the IP address of its primary DNS server. The ISP informs you that the new IP address is 192.168.167.100.
You need to reconfigure your company's network so that users can access internet web site.
What should you do?
A. Configure your company's DHCP server to configure client computers to use 192.168.167.100 for DNS name resolution.
B. Configure your company's DNS server to forward requests to 192.168.167.100
C. Configure your company's Windows 2000 Professional computers to use 192.168.167.100 for DNS name resolution.
D. Configure your company's DNS server to use 192.168.167.100 for DNS name resolution.
Answer: B
95. You are a network administrator for your company. Until recently, the network consisted of one subnet.
However, because of recent growth, all of the company's servers, the domain controller, and the DNS server are now on a second subnet.
A server named Server1 separates the two subnets. Server1 has two network interfaces. Because of the addition of the new subnet you configure all servers and client computers with appropriate new IP addresses, class C subnet masks, and default gateway addresses.
The relevant portion of the network is shown in the exhibit.
You test the configuration from one of the client computers. You can ping other client computers and the nearside interface of Server1. However, you cannot ping any of the other servers by IP addresses or host name.
You need to ensure that the client computers can connect to all of the servers.
What should you do?
A. Change the subnet mask on all computers to 255.255.255.128.
B. Enable IP routing on Server1.
C. Configure a DNS server address on each client computer and on each server.
D. Configure the IP addresses to be the same on both interfaces on Server1.
Answer: B
96. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Domain. The domain contains Windows 2000 Server computers, Windows 2000 Professional computers, and Windows NT workstation 4.0 computers. You administer two Windows 2000 DNS servers, two Windows 2000 WINS servers, and two Windows 2000 DHCP servers.
All of the servers have static IP addresses and all of the client computers are DHCP clients. All servers and client computers are configured as WINS clients.
You want all client computers in the domain to be dynamically registered in DNS.
What should you do?
A. For all computers in the domain, manually configure DNS parameters and run the ipconfig/registerdns command.
B. Configure an Active Directory integrated zone for the domain.
C. Configure the DHCP servers to register DHCP clients in DNS.
D. Configure the DNS zone for the domain to use WINS forward lookup, and ensure that the Do not replicate this record check box is cleared.
Answer: C
97. You are a network administrator for your company. You are installing Windows 2000 Advanced Server on a new computer.
The server contains two PCI network adapters and a PCI video adapter. The server's motherboard has a built-in dual-channel SCSI adapter that hosts several devices, as shown in the following table: (See exhibit)
The installation process begins normally. However, prior to copying files, Windows 2000 Setup informs you that it cannot detect any mass storage devices on your computer. The installation will not resume.
You need to correct this problem and complete the installation.
What should you do?
A. Reconfigure the second SCSI adapter to have a SCSI device ID of 7.
B. Reconfigure the removable disk cartridge drive to have a SCSI device ID of 4.
C. Reserve an IRQ for each SCSI adapter in the system BIOS.
D. Restart setup and install the driver for the SCSI adapter during the initial file copy.
E. Configure the system BIOS boot device option to boot from the SCSI hard drive.
Answer: D
98. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 server computer that is used for software development and testing. The server contains two hard disks, which are configured as drive C and drive D. Both are formatted as NTFS.
The server is configured with two installations of Windows 2000 Server. The server's Boot.ini file is as follows:
[boot loader]
timeout=10
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1) \WINDOWS
[operating systems]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows 2000 Server I" /fastdetect
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows 2000 Server II" /fastdetect
C:\CMDCONS\BOOTSECT.DAT="Microsoft Windows Recovery Console"/cmdcons
You want the server to start the Windows 2000 Server installation that is located on drive D, unless an administrator selects the other installation during startup.
Which Boot.ini file should you use?
A. [boot loader] timeout=10 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1) \WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows 2000 Server I" /fastdetect multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows 2000 Server II" /fastdetect C:\CMDCONS\BOOTSECT.DAT="Microsoft Windows Recovery Console"/cmdcons
B. [boot loader] timeout=10 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2) \WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows 2000 Server I" /fastdetect multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows 2000 Server II" /fastdetect C:\CMDCONS\BOOTSECT.DAT="Microsoft Windows Recovery Console"/cmdcons
C. [boot loader] timeout=10 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1) \WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows 2000 Server I" /fastdetect multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows 2000 Server II" /fastdetect C:\CMDCONS\BOOTSECT.DAT="Microsoft Windows Recovery Console"/cmdcons
D. [boot loader] timeout=10 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(0) \WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows 2000 Server I" /fastdetect multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(0) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows 2000 Server II" /fastdetect C:\CMDCONS\BOOTSECT.DAT="Microsoft Windows Recovery Console"/cmdcons
Answer: A
99. You are a network administrator for your company. The network contains 50 Windows 2000 Server computers, which are in the Servers Organizational Unit (OU) in Active Directory. The network also contains 1,500 Windows 2000 Professional computers, which are in the computers contains in Active Directory.
You need to deploy the most recent Windows 2000 service pack. The service pack must update only the servers.
You download the service pack and extract the file into a newly created shared folder named SPFiles.
You need to install the service pack on all of the servers, and you want the installation to occur with on all of the servers, and you want the installation to occur with no user interaction.
What should you do?
A. Create a Group Policy Object and link it to the Servers OU. Under the computer configuration, configure the GPO to assign the Update.msi file from the SPFiles folder. Restart each server.
B. Create a Group Policy Object and link it to the Servers OU. Under the computer configuration startup script, configure the GPO to assign the Update.msi file from the SPFiles folder. Restart each server.
C. Create a Group Policy Object and link it to the Domain level. Under the user configuration logon script, configure the GPO to assign the Update.msi file from the SPFiles folder. Log on to each server as Administrator.
D. Create a script that runs the Update.exe file from the SPFiles folder. Create a Group Policy Object and link it to the Servers OU. Modify the computer configuration of the GPO to run the script on startup. Restart each server.
Answer: A
100. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer in your company's accounting department. The server runs Terminal Services in application mode. All users in the accounting department run their business applications in Terminal Service sessions.
A manager in the accounting department runs as application on the server. The application requires three hours to process financial and accounting data. This application must be run every Friday morning so that the data will be available to the director of accounting application to run with the least amount of performance impact on the other business applications.
What should you do?
A. Configure all other business applications to have High priority.
B. Configure all other business applications to have RealTime priority.
C. Configure the accounting application to have AboveNormal priority.
D. Configure the accounting application to have BelowNormal priority.
Answer: D
101. You are the administrator of your company's Windows 2000 file servers. Users on the network secure some of their files by using Encrypting File System (EFS).
An employee named Marc leaves the company. An employee named Maria needs access to some of Marc's files. The files are in a shared folder for which all users have permission to read these files.
However, some of Marc's files are protected EFS. You need to allow Maria access to all of Marc's files.
What should you do?
A. Move the files to a partition that is formatted as either FAT or FAT32.
B. Use an EFS Recovery Agent to decrypt the files.
C. Take ownership of the files and assign Maria the Allow-Read permission for the files.
D. Assign Maria the Allow-Take Ownership permission for the files.
Answer: B
102. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA. ServerA has Internet Information Services (IIS) installed and is used to host your company's public Internet web site.
The company is developing a new web site where business partners can exchange information about customer purchases, order history, and credit card information.
You are asked to ensure that all information transmitted between ServerA and each business partner's computers is encrypted.
What should you do?
A. Install a Web server certificate and enable Digest authentication.
B. Install a Web server certificate and enable SSL for the new Web site.
C. Configure the new web site to use Integrated Windows authentication.
D. Configure the new Web site folder to enable Encrypting File System (EFS).
Answer: B
103. You are a network administrator for your company. The company has 10 branch offices and has plans to add at least 25 more branch offices during the next 12 months. The network is configured as shown in the exhibit.
Each branch office has only one server. These servers are multifunction servers that are domain controllers and application-based Terminal servers. The users of the remote client computers connect to these servers by using Terminal Services over the internet so that they can access a financial application.
You need to ensure that remote users can log on to the Terminal servers and not to any other domain controllers at the main office. You must also ensure that remote users cannot log on to any other domain controller that is not an application-based Terminal Server. When new application-based Terminal servers are added to the domain, you want the servers to automatically configure settings to meet these requirements.
You create a new group named Terminal Server-Users, and you make the user accounts of all the users who need access to these application-based terminal servers members of this group.
What should you do next?
A. Create a new Group Policy Object and link it to the domain level. Configure this GPO by assigning the Terminal-Server-Users group the Log on locally right.
B. Create a new Group Policy Object and link it to the domain Controllers Organizational unit (OU). Configure this GPO by assigning the Terminal-Server-Users group the Log on locally right.
C. Create a new OU and move all terminal servers into this organizational unit (OU). Create a Group Policy Object and link it to this new OU. Configure this GPO by assigning the Terminal-Server-Users group the Log on locally right.
D. Modify the local security policy on all of the application-based Terminal servers by assigning the Terminal-Server-Users group the Log on locally right.
E. Modify the Domain Controller security policy on one of the application-based Terminal servers by assigning the Terminal-Server-Users group the Log on locally right.
Answer: C
104. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 web server named ServerA. ServerA is a member of a Windows 2000 Domain. A folder on ServerA named I:\\WebData\Public_Information is shared as a virtual directory named Public.
You also want users to be able to access the virtual directory named Public.
You also want users to be able to access the virtual directory by using the URLs http://serverA/PI and http://ServerA/Information.
What should you do?
A. In the Web sharing properties for the folder, add the aliases PI and information.
B. Create two new shares for the folder and name PI and information.
C. Create two new folders name PI and Information. Copy the files from the existing folder to the new folders. Share each of the new folders with the default settings.
D. Create two new Web sites named PI and Information. Configure I:\\WebData\Public_Information to be the root directory for both web sites.
Answer: A
105. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 file and web server named ServerA. ServerA is a member of a Windows 2000 Domain. A folder on ServerA named: I:\Data\Accounting_vacation_requests is shared as AcctVac with default NTFS and share permissions.
Users in the domain local group named AcctGrp save vacation requests as Microsoft Word documents to AcctVac by using a mapped drive.
You want other users in the domain to be able to view the vacation requests by using the URL://ServerA/Vacation.
What should you do?
A. Rename the folder to I:\Data\Vacation. Modify NTFS permissions for the folder to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Read permission and to assign the AcctGrp group the Allow-Full Control permission.
B. Create a new share named Vacation for the folder. Modify NTFS permissions for the folder to assign the Everyone group the Allow-Read permission and to assign the AcctGrp group the Allow-Full Control permission.
C. Configure the folder as virtual directory with the alias of Vacation. Assign the Read and the Directory browsing access permissions for the virtual directory.
D. Create a new Web site named Vacation on ServerA. Create a virtual directory with the default settings in the new Web site.
Answer: C
106. You are the administrator of an organizational unit (OU) named WebServers. The WebServers OU contains 20 Windows 2000 Web servers. The WebServers OU is an immediate child OU of an OU named Servers. The Servers OU has a Group Policy Object (GPO) named IPSecurity linked to it. The No Override option is not selected on IPSecurity. IPSecurity settings must always apply to the servers in the WebServers OU.
All of the web sites on the servers in the WebServers OU are configured to allow only anonymous users connections.
A domain administrator applies a new GPO named LogonLocally at the Servers OU. LogonLocally restricts the ability to log on locally to members of the local Administrators group. Users report that they can no longer access any of the Web sites on the servers in the WebServers OU.
You need to ensure that users can access the Web Sites on the servers in the WebServers OU.
What should you do?
A. Configure the properties for the WebServers OU to block policy inheritance.
B. Link LogonLocally to the WebServers OU and select the No Override option.
C. Create a GPO that allows members of the local Administrators and Guests groups to log on locally. Link the GPO to the WebServers OU.
D. Create a GPO that allows members of the local Administrators and Users groups to logon locally. Link the GPO to the WebServers OU.
Answer: C
107. You are a domain administrator for your company. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA. ServerA has Routing and Remote access installed and has twelve 56-Kbps dial-up modems attached. The company has 25 employees who use Windows 2000 Professional portable computers to dial in to the network by using ServerA.
The 25 employees report that they are unable to connect to ServerA. You discover that all the modems on ServerA are being used by other dial-in users. You examine the Routing and Remote Access Server event logs and notice that some users have been connected for more than six hours.
You want to increase the availability of dial-up connections on ServerA. You want to ensure that employees do not stay connected on ServerA during periods of inactivity.
What should you do?
A. Configure the remote access policy on ServerA to enable an Idle Timeout setting of 15 minutes.
B. Configure the remote access policy on ServerA to enable logon hour restriction no longer than three hours.
C. Configure the dial-in user's domain user accounts with logon hour restrictions no longer than three hours.
D. Configure the dial-in user's domains user accounts with location logon restrictions that include the MAC address of ServerA.
Answer: A
108. You are a network administrator for your company. A new company policy requires that new server installations include the most recent services pack. Company executives plan 100 new server installations during the next three months.
You need to deploy the new servers with the least amount of administrative effort.
What should you do?
A. When each new computer is delivered, install Windows 2000 Server on it. Then run the update.exe command from the service pack CD-ROM.
B. When each new computer is delivered, install Windows 2000 Server on it. Then run the setup.exe command from the service pack CD-ROM.
C. When the first new computer is delivered, install Windows 2000 Server on it. On drive C, create a folder named Win2000 and copy the contents of the Windows 2000 Server CD-ROM into this folder. Run the update.exe -s:c:\Win2000 command from the service pack CD-ROM. Create a new installation CD-ROM that contains the contents of the Win2000 folder, and use this CD-ROM for all subsequent new server installations.
D. Install Windows 2000 Server on an existing server. On drive C, create a folder named i386 and copy the contents of the Windows 2000 Server CD-ROM into this folder. Run the setup.exe -s:c:\i386 command from the service pack CD-ROM. Create a new installation CD-ROM that contains the contents of this folder, and use this CD-ROM for all subsequent new server installations.
Answer: C
109. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consist of a single domain that contains an Organizational Unit (OU) named New York. All user accounts in the domain are in the New York OU.
You configure a Group Policy Object named StartMenuGPO and link it to the New York OU.
StartMenuGPO redirects the Start menu to a shared network folder. You want all user accounts except the domain administrator accounts to have StartMenuGPO applied.
You notice that on your computer, the Start menu has been redirected. You need to ensure that no administrator accounts have StartMenuGPO applied. You also need to ensure that the domain administrators can administer all GPOs.
What should you do?
A. Modify the permissions on StartMenuGPO by configuring the Read permission for the Domain Admins group to Deny.
B. Modify the permissions on StartMenuGPO by configuring the Apply Group Policy permission for the Domain Admins group to Deny.
C. Remove StartMenuGPO. Move the administrative accounts to the Users container. Create a new GPO and link it to the domain level to redirect the Start menu.
D. Create a new GPO and link it to the New York OU. Configure the Start menu to be redirected to the C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator folder. Assign the Domain Admins group Allow-Full Control permission for this GPO.
Answer: B
110. You are the administrator of an Organizational unit (OU) named Operations. You need to provide a new software application to the users in the Operations OU. You want the shortcut for the new application to appear on every user's Start menu, and you want the application to be installed the first time a user clicks the shortcut.
You configure a Group Policy Object (GPO) to deploy the application, as shown in the exhibit.
Users report that the shortcut for the new application does not appear on their Start menus. You need to ensure that the shortcut appears on every user's Start menu, and that the application is installed the first time a user clicks the shortcut.
What should you do?
A. Modify the GPO by selecting the Maximum option under Installation user interface options.
B. Modify the GPO by selecting the Assigned option under Deployment Type.
C. Move the application's installation package to a network share.
D. Share the folder that contains the application's installation package, and publish the shared folder in Active Directory.
Answer: B
111. You are a network administrator for Contoso Pharmaceuticals. The network contains three Windows 2000 Server computers, which run the DNS server service, and two UNIX BIND-based DNS servers. The Windows 2000 DNS servers are domain controllers for a single domain named ad.contoso.com. The DNS zone type for ad.contoso.com is Active Directory integrated. The zone is configured with default refresh and expire intervals and default zone transfer properties.
Windows 2000 Server computers in the domain are configured to dynamically register with the Windows 2000 DNS servers. However, all Windows 2000 Professional and UNIX computers are configured to use the BIND-based DNS servers for name resolution.
You create secondary zones for ad.contoso.com in each of the BIND-based DNS servers, and you configure the ad.contoso.com domain controllers as the master DNS servers. When you inspect the secondary zone on the BIND-based DNS servers the next day, there are no records in the zone.
You need to ensure that the secondary zones on the BIND-based DNS servers include up-to-date DNS records.
What should you do?
A. On one of the domain controllers, select the Allow zone transfers check box in the properties for the zone.
B. On one of the domain controllers, increase the expire interval for the ad.contoso.com zone to two days.
C. On one of the domain controllers, change the zone type for ad.contoso.com to standard primary. On the remainder of the domain controllers, change the zone type to standard secondary.
D. On each of the domain controllers, assign the Pre-Windows 2000 Compatible Access group the Allow-Read permission for the ad.contoso.com zone.
Answer: C
112. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Domain. All client computers run Windows 2000 Professional and are members of the domain.
Client computers in the research department and the graphics department are new and have clean installs of Windows 2000 Professional. Client computers in the other departments have been upgraded from Windows NT workstation 4.0 to Windows 2000 Professional.
The domain contains an organizational unit (OU) hierarchy, as shown in the exhibit.
You want to ensure that all upgraded computers have the same security configuration as the computers that have the clean installs. You also want to ensure that all client computers have strong password policies applied, and that an administrator is required to unlock locked user accounts for the research department and the human resources (HR) department.
You create a Group Policy Object named DefaultSec, which applies security setting that are required for all users and computers. You create a second GPO named HiSec, which has the security setting that are required by the HR and the Research departments. Both GPOs use custom security templates.
You import the Basicwk.inf security template into the Default Domain GPO.
How should you link the GPOs to the OUs?
To answer click the select and place button, and then drag the appropriate Group Policy Object to the
appropriate department OU. Note that GPOs can be used more than once.
SELECT AND PLACE
A. See exhibit for answer.
Answer: A
113. You are the administrator for your company's intranet web site. The web site is hosted on a Windows 2000 Server computer.
You need to install a new web server component that will be used with a new web site that is in development. The new component is an ISAPI-based application. You install the component in a virtual directory named COMMON and configure the Read, Script, and Execute permissions.
When the developers test their applications by using the new component, they receive an error message stating that the component could not be started.
You want to ensure that the new component functions properly on the web site.
What should you do?
A. Configure the intranet web site to remove the default application.
B. Configure the COMMON virtual directory to run with low application protection.
C. Configure the COMMON virtual directory to run with high application protection.
D. Configure the Execute permission on the intranet web site to enable Scripts only.
E. Configure the Execute permission on the intranet web site to enable Scripts and Executables.
Answer: E
114. You are a network administrator for your company. To meet the requirement of the company's new password policy, you must configure a minimum length of eight characters for new network passwords.
On a domain controller named DC01, you modify the Default Domain Group Policy Object (GPO). You test the new configuration on your Windows 2000 Professional computer. You can still create two-character password.
You need to ensure that the password policy changes are immediately enforced for all users in the domain.
What should you do?
A. On DC01, run the Secedit/refreshpolicy machine_policy/enforce command.
B. On DC01, run the Secedit/refreshpolicy user_policy/enforce command.
C. Create a new GPO and configure the password policy. Link the new GPO to the organizational unit (OU) that contains all user accounts.
D. Create a new GPO and configure the password policy. Link the new GPO to the organizational unit (OU) that contains all computer accounts.
Answer: B
115. You are an enterprise administrator for Trey Research, a company that is based in Los Angeles. The network consists of three Windows 2000 domains in two sites, as shown in the exhibit.
Trey Research anticipates company growth of up to 200 percent during the next 12 months, and plans to add as many as three new sites and four new child domains to the network during that time.
Company IT policy dictates that user account and password security policy settings must be applied consistently to all users throughout the company. You configure the Group Policy Object to the treyresearch.com domain as shown in the following table: (see exhibit)
You later discover that the settings that defined in the Enterprise security GPO are being applied to users located in only the treyresearch.com domain. You need to ensure that these settings are applied to all users in the company.
What should you do?
A. Delete the Default Domain GPO in the child domains.
B. Enable the No Override option for the Enterprise Security GPO.
C. Create a new site that contains all domains, and link the Enterprise Security GPO to the site.
D. Create and link new GPOs in the child domains with the same settings as in the root domain.
Answer: D
116. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer. The server runs a client/server application that is used by 2,000 users in your company.
During a scheduled maintenance period, you install a faster network adapter card in the server, and you install the software drivers provided by the card manufacturer. You remove the server's old network adapter card and uninstall the old drivers.
You restart the server and log on by using the local Administrator account. Shortly after you log on, the server stops responding and displays a STOP message. You restart the server again, and it displays a STOP message a few seconds after it displays the logon screen.
You remove the new network adapter card and reinsert the original card. You restart the server and it again displays the STOP message a few seconds after it displays the logon screen.
You need to return the server to normal operation as quickly as possible.
What should you do?
A. Restart the server using the last known good configuration. Reinstall the drivers for the original network adapter card.
B. Restart the server by using safe mode. Uninstall the new network adapter card drivers, and restart the computer. Reinstall the drivers for the original network adapter card.
C. Restart the server by using the Windows 2000 Server CD-ROM, and select the option to repair the installation. Restart the server. Reinstall the drivers for the original network adapter card.
D. Restart the server by using the Windows 2000 Server CD-ROM, and select the option for the Recovery Console. Copy the drivers for the original network adapter card from the CD-ROM provided by the network adapter card manufacturer.
Answer: B
117. You are a desktop administrator for your company. All client computers run Windows 2000 Professional with the default installation settings.
Users in the sales department use portable computers. The users require dial-up access to the company network when they are out of the office. You are asked to configure network dial-up access for a new sales employee named Peter.
You insert a PC Card modem into Peter's computer. You then restart the computer and log on as a local administrator. You start the Network Connection wizard, but the modem does not appear in the list of devices that you can select for marketing the dial-up connection.
You need to be able to install the modem in Peter's computer.
What should you do?
A. In the system BIOS, reserve an IRQ for the COM port that is used by the modem.
B. In the Driver Signing Options dialog box, set File Signature Verification to Ignore.
C. Use Device Manager to disable the computer's built-in serial ports.
D. Manually install the modem device driver provided by the manufacturer.
Answer: D
118. You are a network administrator for Contoso Pharmaceuticals. The network contains two Windows 2000 Server computers, which run the DNS server service. The DNS servers are domain controllers for a single domain named ad.contoso.com.
The DNS servers use standard zone types for ad.contoso.com. The Windows 2000 Server computers and Windows 2000 Professional computers in the domain are configured to dynamically register with the DNS servers. DNS is the only name resolution service on the network.
A Windows 2000 web server named ServerA contains an employee information Web site. Users report that they attempt to access the Web site; they receive an error message stating that the page cannot be displayed.
You confirm that you can access the web site on ServerA by using the server's IP address. However, when you run the ping ServerA command from the command line the reply you receive contains a different IP address.
You want to correct the name resolution problem and prevent it from happening again.
Which three actions should you take? (Choose three)
A. Disallow zone transfers for the ad.contoso.com zone.
B. Change the zone type to Active Directory integrated for the ad.contoso.com zone.
C. Allow only secure updates for the ad.contoso.com zone.
D. Disable dynamic updates for the ad.contoso.com zone.
E. Run the ipconfig/release command on the computer that responds to the ping. Run the ipconfig/renew command on ServerA.
F. Delete the current DNS entry for ServerA. Run the ipconfig/registerdns command on ServerA.
Answer: B,C,F
119. You are a domain administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Active Directory domain. The network contains 10 Windows 2000 Server computers and 200 Windows 2000 Professional computers. A server named ServerA has routing and remote access installed and is configured for incoming dial-up connections.
Five employees will be traveling overseas. They need to be able to dial in to ServerA while they are traveling. The employees will be using Windows 2000 Professional portable computers to dial in to the network.
You need to ensure that the dial-in connections on the portable computers are as secure as possible.
Which three actions should you take? (Choose three)
A. Configure ServerA to require EAP-CHAP authentication.
B. Configure ServerA to require MS-CHAP v2 authentication.
C. Configure ServerA to require L2TP connections for all dial-in users.
D. Configure ServerA to require Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption (MPPE) for all dial-in users.
E. Install a server encryption certificate on ServerA and enable IPSec.
F. Install an encryption certificate on all client computers and enable IPSec
Answer: C,E,F
120. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 print server named serverA. ServerA is a member of a Windows 2000 Domain. You install a color laser print device on the network. You create and share a printer on ServerA named ColorLsr with the default settings.
You want all of the users in your company to be able to use ColorLsr, but you want the users in the Managers domain local group to always have priority use of the print device.
What should you do?
A. Create and share a second printer for the print device and set the priority level to 1. For the second printer, assign the Everyone group the Deny-print permission and assign and the Managers group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Managers group to use the second printer.
B. Create and share a second printer for the print device and set the priority level to 1. For the second printer, remove permissions for the Everyone group and the Managers group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Managers group to use the second printer.
C. Create and share a second printer for the print device and set the priority level to 99. For the second printer, assign the Everyone group the Deny-print permission and assign and the Managers group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Managers group to use the second printer.
D. Create and share a second printer for the print device and set the priority level to 99. For the second printer, remove permissions for the Everyone group and the Managers group the Allow-Print permission. Instruct users in the Managers group to use the second printer.
Answer: D
121. You are a network administrator for your company. You are responsible for a child domain in your enterprise. The human resources (HR) department uses this child domain. The domain contains Windows 2000 domain controllers and Windows NT 4.0 member servers.
The HR department institutes a new employee review process. Under the new process, documents that are used for performance reviews will be stored in the shared folder, and managers will be the only personnel who will have access to that shared folder.
In that organizational unit (OU) named Mgr1, existing global groups for managers are the IT Managers group, the HR Managers group, the Finance Managers group and the Manufacturing Managers group.
You want to add these managers groups to a new security global group named All Managers. The All Managers group is in a separate OU named AllMgr. However, when to attempt to add each of the managers groups to the All Managers group, you notice that only individual users accounts are available to be added and the managers group are not available to be added.
What should you do?
A. Move the All Managers group to the Mgr1 OU.
B. Ask the domain administrator to switch the domain to native mode.
C. Change the All Members group from a global group to a universal group.
D. Ask the domain administrator to assign you the Allow - Change permission for each of the managers global groups.
Answer: B
122. You are a domain administrator for your company. You are installing a network in a new branch office. The network contains two Windows 2000 Server computers and 10 Windows 2000 Professional computers. A Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA provides DHCP service for the network.
You are installing a new Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerC. You have a dial-up account with a local Internet service provider (ISP). You connect a 56-Kbps modem to ServerC. You want to use serverC to provide shared access to the internet.
Which three actions should you take? (Choose three)
A. Install the WinSock proxy client on ServerC.
B. Install the WinSock proxy client on all of the client computers.
C. Install the DNS service on ServerC.
D. Install internet connection sharing on ServerC.
E. Uninstall the DHCP service on serverA.
F. Create a dial-up connection on ServerC and configure the connection with the ISP account information.
Answer: D,E,F
123. You are a network administrator for FR’s 10 branch offices. Each branch office contains four Windows 2000 Professional computers. Each computer has a modem, a telephone line, and a dial-up connection to the network at the FR’s main office.
Each branch office has a network, to which the client computers in that office are connected. The computers are static IP addresses. Users within each branch office frequently connect to each other’s computers to share file and printers.
Your manager decides to reduce the number of telephone lines that are used by computers at branch offices so that each branch office uses only one telephone line to connect to the main office.
For each branch office, you delete the dial-up connections on three computers. On the fourth computer, you enable Internet Connection Sharing and select the option to enable demand dialing.
Users in the branch offices immediately report that they cannot connect to any resources at the main office. They are also unable to connect to the computers in their offices that have the dial-up connection.
Each computer that has the dial-up connection is able to connect to resources at the main office.
You need to ensure that all branch office computers can connect to resources at the main office, and that they can connect to other computers in the same branch office.
What should you do in each branch office?
A. Disable demand dialing on the shared dial-up connection.
B. Configure each branch office computer to use DHCP to obtain IP addressing information.
C. Install Windows 2000 Server on each computer that has the shared dial-up connection.
D. On each computer, create a Hosts file that includes the IP address of the computer that has the shared dial-up connection.
Answer: B
124. You are the network administrator for FR’s branch office. Your network contains 200 Windows 2000 Professional client computers. Your network is connected to the main office network by a 1.544 Mbps network connection.
The main office network contains a DNS server named DNS1. All client computers at your branch office are configured to use DNS1 for name resolution.
A network administrator at the main office sends a configured Windows 2000 Server computer named FRA to your office. FRA is configured with the DNS Server service and a standard primary DNS zone. The administrator at the main office instructs you to connect to FRA to your network and reconfigure your office’s client computers to use FRA for name resolution.
You connect FRA to your network and reconfigure the client computers in your office. The users in your office immediately report that they cannot access network resources at the main office by name. You verify that the client computers in your office are able to connect to FRA and other computers in your office by name. You also verify that client computers in your office are able to connect to network resources in the main office by IP address.
You need to ensure that all client computers in your office can access all network resources by name.
What should you do?
A. Configure the File Replication service on FRA to start automatically.
B. Configure the DNS Server service on FRA to start automatically.
C. Configure the DNS zone on FRA as a secondary zone.
D. Configure the DNS zone on FRA so that the Start of Authority refresh interval is 10 minutes.
Answer: C
125. You are the administrator of an organizational unit (OU) named Finance. Your company’s network consists of two Windows 2000 Active Directory domains named FR.com and main.FR.com. The Finance OU is in the main.FR.com domain.
The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA, which runs the DNS Server service. ServerA contains Active Directory integrated zones for both FR.com and main.FR.com.
A Windows 2000 Professional computer named Client1 must be moved from the FR.com domain to the Finance OU in the main.FR.com domain. The domain administrator of FR.com moves Client1 from FR.com to a workgroup named Temp.
You join Client1 to the main.FR.com domain. You move Client1 into the Finance OU. You discover that you cannot resolve Client1 by using Client1’s fully qualified domain name (FQDN) when you run the ping command. You can resolve other client computers in the main.FR.com domain by using a FQDN when you run the ping command.
You need to be able to resolve Client1 by using the FQDN. What should you do?
A. Run the ipconfig /registerdns command on Client1.
B. Run the ipconfig /flushdns command on Client1.
C. Ask the DNS administrator to configure the DNS server to require secure dynamic updates.
D. Ask the DNS administrator to configure main.FR.com on ServerA as a standard primary zone.
Answer: A
126. You are the network administrator for your company. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FR1. FR1 runs four server applications, which are accessed by company employees.
Your company’s software developers install a new application on FR1. Several employees now report that all the applications are responding very slowly.
You notice that the hard disks on FR1 are constantly busy. You open Task Manager on Server.
The information on the Performance tab is summarized in the table shown in the exhibit.
You need to improve the performance of FR1 as much as possible. What should you do?
A. Increase the amount of RAM installed in FR1.
B. Install an additional processor in FR1.
C. Install more hard disks in FR1.
D. Increase the size of the paging file on FR1.
Answer: A
127. You are the domain administrator of the sales.fr.com domain for your company. The network consists of single forest that contains two Windows 2000 domains, as shown in the exhibit.
Each organizational unit (OU) contains Windows 2000 Server computers that are configured as member servers. These servers function as file and print servers for all departments in the company. On each of the three Sales OUs, there is a Group Policy object (GPO) that affects computer and user settings.
The administrator of the Sales2 OU wants to allow users to have local administrative rights to their client computers and to log on locally. The password policy on user’s local user accounts must fulfill the requirements for complex passwords and must be applied to the computers at all times.
What should you do to accomplish these goals?
A. Ask the domain administrator of the fr.com domain to edit the Default Domain Policy GPO in the fr.com domain to require complex passwords.
B. Ask the domain administrator of the fr.com domain to edit the Default Domain Controllers Policy GPO in the fr.com domain to require complex passwords.
C. Edit the GPO on the Sales2 OU to require complex passwords.
D. Edit the local computer policy for each client computer in the Sales2 OU to require complex passwords.
E. Edit the Default Domain Policy GPO in the sales.fr.com domain to require complex passwords.
F. Edit the Default Domain Controllers Policy GPO in the sales.fr.com domain to require complex passwords.
Answer: E
128. You are the network administrator for your company. The company’s Web developers use a Windows 2000 Server computer named FR1 to develop new Web applications. FR1 contains five Web sites.
One of the developers reports that a new Web application that runs in FR1’s Sales Web site does not report Web application error messages correctly. When an error occurs, the Sales Web site always displays the following error message “An error occurred on the server when processing the URL. Please contact the system administrator”.
The developer wants a more specific error messages displayed so that it is easier to debug Web applications.
You need to ensure that when an error occurs in the Sales Web site, the actual error message is displayed in each developer’s Web browser.
What should you do?
A. In the Application Configuration properties of the Sales Web site, select the Enable client-side script debugging check box.
B. In the Application Configuration properties of the Sales Web site, select the Send detailed ASP error messages to client check box.
C. In the Custom Errors properties of the Sales Web site, configure error code 500 so that the error type is File.
D. In the Custom Errors properties of the Sales Web site, set all error messages to the default setting.
Answer: B
129. You are the network administrator for your company. The network contains three segments, three Windows 2000 Server computers, and two routers. The relevant portion of the network configuration is shown in the exhibit.
Users on the 192.168.3.0/24 segment report that they cannot access resources on FrA. You verify that FrA and FrB can connect to each other. You run the tracert servers command on FrC and receive the following output:
Tracing route to 192.168.1.5 over a maximum of 30 hops
0 servers.Fr.com [192.168.3.5]
1 intra2b.backbone.Fr.com [192.168.3.1]
2 intra2e.backbone.Fr.com [192.168.2.1]
3 * * *
You need to ensure that users on all three segments can access resources on FrA. What should you do?
A. Ensure that a router administrator corrects the routing tables on Router FR1.
B. Ensure that a router administrator corrects the routing tables on Router FR2.
C. Correct the routing tables on FrA.
D. Correct the routing tables on FrB.
E. Correct the routing tables on FrC.
Answer: B
130. You are the system administrator for your FR’s sales department. Maria is the administrator of the Microsoft SQL Server computers that are used in the sales department. Maria wants the servers to be as secure as possible.
You need to find out whether a specific security hot fix is installed on all the SQL Server computers in the sales department.
What should you do?
A. Run the hfnetchk command on your client computer and specify each SQL Server computer.
B. Run the File Signature Verification tool on each SQL Server computer.
C. Open the URL http./windowsupdate.microsoft.com on each SQL Server computer.
D. Run the msiexec command on each SQL Server computer.
Answer: A
131. You are the domain administrator of the sales.FR.com domain for your company. The relevant portion of the network is shown in the exhibit.
The FR.com domain contains a Group Policy object (GPO) named Deploy SalesApp1. The Deploy SalesApp1 GPO is used to deploy a custom application named SalesApp1 to 10 Windows 2000 Professional computers.
You want to deploy SalesApp1 to Windows 2000 Professional computers in Sales1 OU by using Group Policy.
What should you do?
A. Enable the No Override option on the sales.FR.com Default Domain Policy GPO.
B. Enable the No Override option on the FR.com Default Domain Policy GPO.
C. On the Sales1 OU, configure Group Policies to block inheritance.
D. In the sales.FR.com domain, create a GPO that deploys SalesApp1. Link the GPO to the Sales1 OU.
E. Ensure that the FR.com domain administrator modifies the Deploy SalesApp1 GPO to enable the No Override option.
Answer: D
132. You are a domain administrator for your company. You are installing a network in a new branch office. The network contains two Windows 2000 Server computers and 10 Windows 2000 Professional computers. A Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA provides DHCP service for the network.
You are installing a new Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerC. You have a dial-up account with a local Internet service provider (ISP). You connect a 56-Kbps modem to ServerC. You want to use serverC to provide shared access to the internet.
Which three actions should you take? (Choose three)
A. Install the WinSock proxy client on ServerC.
B. Install the WinSock proxy client on all of the client computers.
C. Install the DNS service on ServerC.
D. Install internet connection sharing on ServerC.
E. Uninstall the DHCP service on serverA.
F. Create a dial-up connection on ServerC and configure the connection with the ISP account information.
Answer: D,E,F
133. You are a system administrator at FR. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FR1. You connect a new laser print device to FR1 on the LPT1 port. You configure a printer named Laser1 with the default permissions, and you share the printer as Laser1.
Users in a branch office submit large print jobs to Laser1. These print jobs occasionally delay higher priority print jobs that are submitted by users in the main office.
Maria is the manager of the users in the branch office. Maria controls which users in the branch office are allowed to print to Laser1. You find out that Maria is deleting the print jobs that are submitted by the users in the branch office to enable the higher priority print jobs to print faster.
You want to ensure that Maria can control only user access to Laser1. What should you do?
A. Add Maria to the Print Operators group on FR1.
B. Assign Maria the Manage Printers permission for Laser1.
C. Ensure that priority level of Laser 1 is set to 99 on the Advanced tab of Laser1.
D. Run the Delegation of Control Wizard and assign Maria the Read permission for Laser1.
Answer: B
134. You are the network administrator for FR. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FRDNS. FRDNS runs the DNS Server services and is a member of your company’s Active Directory domain. All client computers are configured to use FRDNS for DNS name resolution.
The network also contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FRWeb. FRWeb is a member of your company’s Active Directory domain. FRWeb is configured to use DHCP to obtain IP addressing information. FRWeb also runs Internet Information Services (IIS). IIS was installed using the default options. The default Web site is the only Web site on FRWeb.
Your company’s Web developer uses the default Web site to implement a new intranet Web site on FRWeb. The developer wants users to be able to access the new Web site by using the URL http://intranet. The developer states that users can currently access the Web site only by using the URL http://serverb.
You need to ensure that users can always access the new Web site on FRWeb by using the URL http://intranet. What should you do?
A. On the DHCP server, configure a reservation named Intranet for FRWeb.
B. On FRWeb, configure IIS to use Intranet as the host header for the new Web site.
C. On FRDNS, create a new A (host) record in the DNS zone. Configure the record with a host name of Intranet and FRWeb’s IP address.
D. On FRDNS, create a new CNAME (canonical name) record in the DNS zone. Configure the record with an alias name of Intranet and the fully qualified name of FRWeb.
Answer: D
135. You are the system administrator for FR’s network. The network contains two Windows 2000 Server computers named FR1 and FR2. FR1 runs the DHCP Server service and has an IP address of 192.168.10.5. FR2 is a file server and has an IP address of 192.168.20.6. Both servers are configured with a standard class B subnet mask.
You install and configure two Windows 2000 Professional client computers named Client1 and Client2. You configure both client computers as DHCP clients. Users report that Client1 and Client2 cannot connect to FR2. However, Client1 and Client2 can connect to each other. All other DHCP-enabled client computers on the network can connect to FR2, but they cannot connect to Client1 or Client2.
You need to ensure that Client1 and Client2 can connect to FR2. What should you do?
A. Run the ipconfig /registerdns command on Client1 and Client2.
B. Ask a domain administrator to bring FR1 back online.
C. Configure FR2with a static IP address of 192.168.10.6 and a subnet mask 255.255.255.0.
D. Configure Client1 and Client2 with static IP addresses of 192.168.10.10 and 192.168.10.11, respectively. Configure Client1 and Client2 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0
Answer: B
136. You are the network administrator for FR. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FR1. FR1runs Internet Information Services (IIS) and includes a Web site named Sales. The Sales Web site uses the default security settings. All company employees access the Sales Web site by using Internet Explorer.
The manager of the sales department creates a new folder named Forecasts under the root folder of the Sales Web site. The manager places several confidential documents in the ForeCasts folder.
The manager asks you to ensure that only authorized employees can access these documents by using a Web browser.
What should you do to accomplish this goal?
A. Modify the IIS Directory Security properties for the Forecasts folder so that only Integrated Windows authentication is selected.
B. Modify the NTFS permission for the Forecasts folder so that only the authorized employees appear on the discretionary access control list (DACL).
C. Modify the NTFS permissions for the Sales Web site’s root folder so that only the authorized employees appear on the discretionary access control list (DACL).
D. Modify the NTFS permissions for the Sales Web site’s root folder by removing the access permissions for the IUSR_ FR1 user account.
Answer: B
137. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer named FRSrv. FRSrv runs Internet Information Services (IIS) and functions as an intranet Web server.
Your company’s Web developers create a Web application that will enable company employees to make online purchases. The developers want to ensure that the default Web site FRSrv to use port 427 for SSL connections. You open the properties for the default Web site on FRSrv. However, the SSL port text appears dimmed and you cannot type a port number.
You need to ensure that the default Web site on FRSrv can be configured to use port 427 for SSL connections. What should do?
A. Configure the Execute permissions for the default Web site to permit scripts and executables.
B. Configure the authentication methods for the default Web site to permit integrated authentication.
C. Configure the other Web site on FRSrv to use an SSL port other than 427.
D. Ask a domain administrator to provide a server encryption certificate for FRSrv. Install the certificate in the default Web site on FRSrv.
E. Ask a domain administrator to reset FRSrv’s domain computer account.
Answer: D
138. You are a domain administrator for FR’s Windows 2000 domain. The network contains two Windows 2000 Server domain controllers, 300 Windows 2000 Professional computer, 40 Windows 95 computers, and 40 Windows NT Workstations 4.0 computers. The domain uses Windows 2000 DNS with a standard primary zone.
Several employees create shared printers on their Windows 2000 Professional computers. However, other users report that they cannot locate these shared printers.
You want to ensure that all users can locate the shared printers by using the Search command on the Start menu.
Which three actions should you take? (Choose three.)
A. Implement an Active Directory integrated DNS zone in the domain.
B. Change the domain mode to native mode.
C. Modify the properties in the shared printers to that the List in the Directory check box is selected.
D. Install WINS on a server in the domain. Configure all client computers to use the WINS server.
E. Install the Active Directory client on the Windows NT Workstation computers.
F. Install the Active Directory client on the Windows 95 computers.
Answer: C,D,F
139. You are the network administrator for FR. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FRApp. FRApp runs three software applications that were created by FR’s software developers.
One of the developers reports that all the software applications running on FRApp are responding slowly. The developer suspects that one of two applications is affecting the others. However, the developer does not know which application might be causing the problem.
You open Task manager on FRApp and view the results shown in the exhibit.
You need to ensure that the developer can rest the application that is causing the problem. You also need to ensure that the other applications on FRApp functions properly.
What should you do?
A. In Task Manager, select moderator.exe and click End Process.
B. In Task Manger, right-click System, select Set priority, and then select High.
C. From the command line, run the net stop 712 command.
D. From the command line, run the start mstask.exe /high command.
Answer: C
140. You are a domain administrator for FR. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer that is configured as a member server. You use a Windows 2000 Professional computer named FR1.
You run Performance Monitor on the member server and configure an alert to notify you at FR1 when CPU usage is more than 90 percent.
You want to ensure that you receive alerts on FR1.
Which two actions should you take? (Choose two.)
A. Ensure that the Alerter service is running on the member server.
B. Ensure that the Server service is running on the member server.
C. Ensure that the Messenger service is running on the member server.
D. Ensure that the Alerter service is running on FR1.
E. Ensure that the Messenger service is running on FR1.
F. Ensure that the Workstation service is running on FR1.
Answer: A,E
141. You are the system administrator for FR’s branch office. The company’s network a Windows 2000 Server computer named FR1.
FR1 has Routing and Remote Access installed. FR1 is configured to accept PPTP connections and to accept the authentication protocol shown in the Authentication exhibit.
The encryption settings for FR1’s PPTP connections are shown in the Encryption exhibit.
Employees in the sales department work from home three days a week. The employee’s home computers run Windows 98. All these home computers are configured to authenticate virtual private network (VPN) connections by using MS-CHAP. Each home computer is configured with the default encryption settings.
You want to ensure that the sales department employees’ home computers are configured with the maximum security settings for the both authentication and encryption. You also want to ensure that these home computers and FR1 will not allow connection with less than the maximum security.
What should you do?
A. Disable MS-CHAP on FR1. Enable Strong encryption on FR1. Enable Strong encryption on all home computers.
B. Disable MS-CHAP v2 on FR1. Enable Strong encryption on FR1. Enable No Encryption, Basic, and Strong encryption on all home computers.
C. Disable MS-CHAP on FR1. Enable Strong encryption on FR1. Disable No Encryption and Basic encryption on FR1. Enable MS-CHAP v2 on all home computers. Disable MS-CHAP on all home computers. Enable Strong encryption on all home computers.
D. Disable MS-CHAP v2 on FR1. Enable Strong encryption on FR1. Disable No Encryption and Basic encryption on FR1. Enable MS-CHAP v2 on all home computers. Disable MS-CHAP on all home computers. Enable No Encryption, Basic, and Strong encryption on all home computers.
Answer: C
142. You are the system administrator of a Windows 2000 Server computer named FRRRAS. The company’s network consists of a Windows 2000 Active Directory domain. The network is shown in the exhibit.
FRRRAS has Routing and Remote Access installed. FRRRAS is configured to accept only dial-up connections. FRDNS runs the DNS Server service. FRDNS is a root server and contains the zone for the FR.com domain.
Company employees need to connect from remote locations to FRRRAS through a dial-up connection. After employees connect to FRRRAS, they also need access to the Internet through Router1.
After your configure employees’ user account so that they have dial-up permission to FRRRAS, the employees report that they can connect to FRRRAS by using a dial-up connection. However, the employees cannot access Internet resources. Employees can access all other resources that are on the company’s network.
You run the ipconfig/all command on FRRRAS and receive the output shown in the exhibit.
You need to ensure that employees who successfully connect to FRRRAS through a dial-up connection can access the Internet. What should you do?
A. Change the default gateway on FRRRAS to 131.107.0.1
B. Add an Internet DNS server to the list of DNS servers on FRRRAS.
C. Ensure that the DNS administrator configures the DNS server with root hints.
D. Modify the route table of FRRRAS to include a route to Router1
E. Ensure that the domain administrator modifies the route table on Router1 to include a route to FRRRAS.
Answer: C
143. You are the domain administrator for your FR’s Windows 2000 domain. The network consists of five segments. Each segment contains one TCP/IP subnet. These segments are connected by a single router. All servers are on a single subnet and there are no client computers on this subnet.
On one of the servers, you install and configure the DHCP service to manage the client computers. You define a DHCP scope for each subnet that contains client computers. DNS is configured to use only static updates.
A user named Marc uses a Windows 2000 Professional computer named FR1. Marc shares a Web folder named Sales. A user named Maria uses a Windows 2000 Professional computer named FR2.
FR2 is located on a different subnet from FR1. Maria reports that she is unable to connect to the Sales Web shared folder.
You need to ensure that Maria can connect to the Sales Web shared folder. What should you do on FR2?
A. Create a Hosts file that contains the name and IP address of FR1.
B. Modify Lmhosts.sam to contain the name and IP address FR1.
C. Run the ipconfig /registerdns command.
D. Run the ipconfig /flushdns command.
Answer: A
144. You are a network administrator for FR’s branch office. The company’s network is configured as shown in the exhibit.
Users in the branch office report that they cannot access the Internet. Users in the branch office can access the files in their home folders, which are located on FR1.
You need to find out which network device is preventing the client computers in the branch office from accessing the Internet.
What should you do?
A. Run the ping 10.10.1.1 command from a client computer in the branch office.
B. Run the pathping 10.10.2.1 command from a client computer in the branch office.
C. Run the tracert 131.107.0.1 command from a client computer in the branch office.
D. Run the tracert 10.10.1.5 command from a client computer in the branch office.
Answer: C
145. You are the system administrator FR’s branch office. The company’s network consists of a Windows 2000 Active Directory domain named FR.com.
The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FRDNS. FRDNS runs the DNS Server service and contains an Active Directory integrated zone for FR.com domain. The network is configured as shown in the exhibit.
A user reports that Client1 cannot connect to FRFileSrv. You verify that Client1 can connect to FRDNS and that Client2 can connect to both FRDNS and FRFileSrv. You run ipconfig /all command on Client1 and receive the output shown in the exhibit.
You need to ensure that client1 can connect to both FRDNS and FRFileSrv.
What should you do?
A. Change Client1’s IP address to 10.10.3.10.
B. Change Client1’s DNS server to 10.10.2.1.
C. Change Client1’s default gateway to 10.10.3.4.
D. Change Client1’s subnet mask to 255.255.255.0.
Answer: D
146. You are the system administrator for your companys branch office. The companys network consists of a single Windows 2000 Active Directory domain. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FRSrv. FRSrv has Routing and Remote Access installed. FRSrv is configured to accept PPTP connections.
Some employees are allowed to connect to FRSrv from their home computers by using a virtual private network (VPN) connection. The employee’s home computers run Windows 2000 Professional.
The employees use a dial-up connection through an Internet service provider (ISP) to access the Internet Employees report that their attempts to access FRSrv by using A VPN connection are not always successful. When the employees open Internet Explorer before they make their VPN connection, they can successfully connect to FRSrv. However, when employees attempt to access FRSrv before they open Internet Explorer, their VPN connection to FRSrv fails.
You need to ensure that employees can connect to FRSrv by using a VPN connection without first opening Internet Explorer.
What should you do?
A. Configure all home computers to use Internet Connection Sharing for the modem that connects to the ISP.
B. Configure all home computers so that the VPN connection first connects to the Internet by using a dialup connection.
C. Configure all home computers to that the VPN connection automatically uses the employees’ Windows user logon names and passwords for authentication.
D. Configure the Internet Explorer options on all home computers so that FRSrv’s IP address is not included in the Restricted sites zone.
Answer: B
147. You are a system administrator for FR’s network. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Active Directory domain. An organizational unit (OU) named Sales contains all the user accounts for employees in the sales department.
There are three system-administrator interns who each have a domain user account. The interns’ user accounts are members of a group named Interns. The Interns group has permission to add user accounts and read user account information for the Sales OU.
FR hires two new full-time system administrators who are each given a domain user account. You place the new administrators’ user accounts in a new group called Admin.
You need to grant the Admin group the ability to add, remove, and manage all user accounts in the Sales OU. However, the Admin group must not be able to manage user accounts in any other OU.
You also need to modify the Interns group so that users in this group can only read user account information for the Sales OU.
You need to perform these tasks with the least amount of administrative effort. What should you do?
A. Add the Admin group to the Domain Admins group. Add the Interns group to the Domain Users group.
B. Add the Admin group to the Account Operators group. Add the Interns group to the Domain Users group.
C. Run the Delegation of Control wizard for the Sales OU to assign the Admin group permissions to add, remove, and manage user accounts. Run the Delegation of Control Wizard for the Sales OU to assign the Interns group permission to read user account information.
D. Run the Delegation of Control wizard for the Sales OU to assign the Admin group permissions to add, remove, and manage user accounts. Manually modify the permissions for the Sales OU so that the Interns group has only permission to read user account information.
Answer: D
148. You are a system administrator for FR’s Denver office. FR has offices in Denver, Seattle, New York, and Boston. The company’s network consists of a single Windows 2000 Active Directory domain. Each office is configured as its own Active Directory site. There is a domain controller located at each site. All client computers run Windows 2000 Professional.
While visiting the Seattle office, you use Active Directory Users and Computers on the local domain controller to create a user account for a new employee. The new employee is located in the Denver office. The employee reports that his attempts to log on to the domain are unsuccessful. You verify that the employee is using the correct password.
You need to ensure that the employee can successfully log on by using the user account that you created.
What should you do?
A. Use Active Directory Users and Computers to connect to a domain controller in the Denver office.
B. Ensure that the domain administrator restarts the File Replication service on the PDC emulator.
C. Ensure that the domain administrator forces replication of the Active Directory database.
D. Modify the new user account so that the employee is not required to change his password the next time he logs on.
Answer: C
149. You are the network administrator for your company. The network consists of a single Windows 2000 Active Directory domain. The domain contains an organizational unit (OU) named Servers. The Servers OU contains two Windows 2000 Server computers named FR1 and FR2.
A user reports that it takes a long time to access applications and files from FR1 and FR2.
You discover that several unnecessary services running on FR1 and FR2 are causing the servers to perform slowly. You need to disable the unnecessary services on both servers.
Your solution must ensure that these services are not reenabled. The solution must also affect all servers that are added to the Servers OU in the future.
What should you do?
A. Use Computer Management to disable the services.
B. Use Active Directory Sites and Services to disable the services.
C. Create a Group Policy object (GPO) to disable the services at startup. Link the GPO to the Servers OU.
D. Create a Group Policy object (GPO) to restrict the access that the System account has to the Services registry key. Link the GPO to the Servers OU.
Answer: C
150. You are the system administrator for one of FR’s branch offices. The domain accounts for all servers are located in an organizational unit (OU) named Servers. The network in your branch office contains five Windows 2000 Server computers and 25 Windows 2000 Professional client computers.
New company security guidelines require all servers to allow only digitally signed drivers. The domain administrator configures a Group Policy object (GPO) that prevents the installation of unsigned drivers.
The GPO is linked to the Servers OU.
You need to ensure that all drivers that are currently installed on the servers in your branch office are digitally signed.
What should you do?
A. On each server, install the most recent Windows 2000 service pack. Restart the computer.
B. On each server, ensure that Windows File Protection is configured to start automatically.
C. On each server, run the sfc.exe command. Replace or uninstall any drivers that are not signed.
D. On each server, run the sigverif.exe command. Replace or uninstall any drivers that are not signed.
Answer: D
151. You are the network administrator for FR. You work at the companys main office. The company has 400 branch offices. Each branch office has from two to five Windows 2000 Professional computers.
One computer in each branch office is configured with a shared dial-up connection.
One of the branch offices has only two Windows 2000 Professional computers, which are named FR1 and FR2. The users in this branch office report that the shared dial-up connection on FR1 no longer functions.
You investigate and find out that FR2 can connect to shared folders on FR1. You also find out that FR1 automatically connects to the network at the main office whenever the user on FR1 attempts to access resources located on the main office network. However, FR2 is unable to connect to resources on the main office network.
You need to ensure that both client computers can connect to resources on the main office network. What should you do?
A. Start Internet Connection Sharing on FR1.
B. Configure the shared dial-up connection on FR1 so that automatic dialog is enabled.
C. Configure FR2 to use DHCP to obtain IP addressing information.
D. Configure FR2 to use FR1 for DNS name resolution.
Answer: B
152. You are the network administrator for FR’s branch office. Your branch office network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FR1. FR1 is a member of your companys Active Directory domain. Your branch office network is connected to the main office network. The main office network contains two DNS servers.
An administrator at the main office instructs you to install and configure the DNS Server service on FR1 and to configure an Active Directory integrated zone. You install the DNS Server service on FR1 and attempt to create a new zone. However, the option to create an Active Directory integrated zone is unavailable.
You need to create an Active Directory integrated DNS zone on FR1. What should you do?
A. Uninstall the DNS Server service. Reinstall the DNS Server service and restart FR1. Create the new zone.
B. Ensure that a domain administrator promotes FR1 to be a domain controller in the company's Active Directory domain. Create the new zone.
C. Ensure that a domain administrator configures the main office DNS servers so that FR1 is on the list of servers approved for zone transfer.
D. Create a new zone. Configure the zone to use a DNS server at the main office as the primary DNS server.
Answer: B
153. You are the administrator of an organizational unit (OU) named Finance. Your company's network consists of a single Windows 2000 Active Directory domain named FR.com.
The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named ServerA. ServerA runs the DNS Server service and contains an Active Directory integrated zone for the FR.com domain.
ServerA also runs an application named App1. App1 is a management application that uses DNS name resolution to connect to client computers and to gather client computer information into a database.
You install Windows 2000 Professional on 25 new client computers by using an image that was created by using Sysprep.exe. App1 is not able to gather information from any of the new client computers. App1 can gather information from all other client computer on the network.
You enter all the client computers host named in the DNS database. After the names are entered into DNS, App1 can successfully gather information about each new client computer.
You need to ensure that all new client computers that are installed by using an image that is created by using Sysprep.exe can be accessed by App1.
What should you do?
A. Ensure that the DNS administrator configures FR.com on ServerA as a standard primary zone.
B. Ensure that the domain administrator configures the DNS Server service to support dynamic updates.
C. Configure the computer that is used to generate the images so that it supports dynamic updates. Run Sysprep.exe on this computer.
D. Run the ipconfig /registerdns command on the computer that is used to generate the image. Run Sysprep.exe on this computer.
Answer: B
154. You are the network administrator for your company. The network consists of 18 network segments, which are connected by routers. The network contains 500 Windows 2000 Professional computers and 10 Windows 2000 Server computers.
A user named Maria reports that she cannot access any resources on a server named FR1.
ServerA is located on a different network segment from Maria’s computer. You investigate and find out that none of the client computers on Maria’s segment can connect to any of the computers on FR1’s segment.
You need to correct the problem. What should you do?
A. On FR1, use the route command to add a route to Maria’s computer-
B. On Maria’s computer, use the arp command to add FR1’s IP address and physical Ethernet address.
C. On Maria’s computer run the tracert FR1 command. Ensure that the last network component listed in the tracert output is correctly configured.
D. On FR1, run the pathping command and include the name of Maria’s computer. Ensure that the first network component listed in the pathping output is correctly configured.
Answer: C
155. You are the system administrator for your companys network. The network consists of a Windows 2000 Active Directory domain named FR.com. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FR2. FR2 runs the DNS Server service and contains an Active Directory integrated zone for the FR.com domain. The network is configured as shown in the exhibit.
A user uses Client1 to connect to FR2 in order to obtain her data files. The network administrator changes the IP address of FR2 to 10.10.1.20. After the change, the user reports that Client1 cannot connect to FR2.
You verify that Client1 can connect to FR1 and that Client2 can connect to both FR1 and FR2.
You run the ipconfig /all command on Client1 and receive the following output:
Host Name Client1
Primary DNS suffix FR.com
Physical address 01-40-AB-9A-82-40
DHCP Enabled No
IP Address 10.10.2.10
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway 10.10.2.4
DNS Servers 10.10.1.1
You attempt to ping FR2.FR.com from Client1. You receive the following error message: “Request timed out.”
You need to ensure that Client1 can connect to both FR1 and FR2. What should you do?
A. Change the Client1’s default gateway to 10.10.3.4.
B. Run the ipconfig /flushdns command on Client1.
C. Run the arp command on Client1 to delete the host entry for FR2.
D. Run the route command on FR2 to add a route to Client1.
Answer: B
156. You are the network administrator for your company. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FRA, which runs Internet Information Services (IIS). The network also contains a DNS server. The default Web site is the only Web site on FRA. Company employees access the default Web site by using the URL http://FRa
The manager of the marketing department asks you to create a new Web site. The new Web site will be used to publish information about marketing projects. The manager wants all company employees to be able to access the new Web site by using a URL
You create a new Web site named Marketing on FRA, and you use the default settings. However, when you try to start the new Web site, you receive the following error message:
“The service could not be started because it is not correctly configured.”
What should you do?
A. On FRA, stop and restart the World Wide Web Publishing service. Then, start the Marketing Web site and the default Web site. Instruct the company employees to access the Marketing Web site by using the URL http://marketing.
B. On FRA, add an additional IP address to FRA’s TCP/IP configuration. Configure the Marketing Web site to use only the new IP address. Instruct company employees to access the Marketing Web site by using the URL http://marketing.
C. On FRA, configure the Marketing Web site to use a host header named Marketing. On the companys DNS server, create a CNAME (canonical name) record for a host named Marketing that points to FRA’s IP address. Instruct company employees to access the Marketing Web site by using the URL http://marketing.
D. On FRA, configure the Marketing Web site to use port 81. On the companys DNS server, create a CNAME (canonical name) record for a host named Marketing that points to FRA’s IP address. Instruct company employees to access the Marketing Web site by using the URL http://marketing.
Answer: C
157. You are the network administrator for your company. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FR1. FR1 runs Internet Information Services (IIS) and hosts an intranet Web site named Sales. Company employees access the Sales Web site by using Internet Explorer and the URL http://FR1.
The company’s Web developers add a new Web site named Marketing to FR1. Company employees immediately report that they are unable to access the Sales Web site by using the URL http://FR1. The employees report that the URL directs them to the new Marketing Web site.
You examine the properties for the Marketing Web site, as shown in the Marketing Properties exhibit.
You also examine the properties for the Sales Web site, as shown in the Sales Properties exhibit.
You need to ensure that company employees can access both Web sites. What should you do?
A. Instruct employees to access the Sales Web site using the URL http://FR1:88.
B. Instruct employees to access the Marketing Web site by using the URL http://FR1:80.
C. In the properties for the Sales Web site, change the TCP port to 80. Restart the Sales Web site.
D. In the properties for the Marketing Web site, select an IP address from the drop-down list. Restart the Marketing Web site.
Answer: A
158. You are the administrator of the Sales2 organizational unit (OU) in the sales.FR.com domain for FR. The network consists of a single forest that contains two Windows 2000 domains, as shown in the exhibit.
The Sales2 OU contains three Windows 2000 Server computers that function as file and print servers. The servers are named FP1, FP2, and FP3.
FP2 contains a folder named D:\Public that is shared as \\FP2\Public. Users report that files in the \\FP2\Public shared folder are occasionally deleted by an unknown user.
You need to find out who is deleting the files. What should you do?
A. Ask the administrator of the sales.FR.com domain to edit the Default Domain Controllers Policy Group Policy object (GPO) in the sales.FR.com domain to enable auditing. Enable auditing for the System groups in D:\Public.
B. Ask the administrator of the sales.FR.com domain to edit the Default Domain Controllers Policy Group Policy object (GPO) in the sales.FR.com domain to enable auditing. Enable auditing for the Everyone group on D:\Public.
C. Edit the local computer policy for FP2 to enable auditing. Enable auditing for the Everyone group on D:\Public.
D. Edit the local computer policy for FP2 to enable auditing. Enable auditing for the System group on D:\Public.
Answer: C
159. You are the network administrator for your company’s 20 branch offices. Each branch office contains three Windows 2000 Professional computers. One computer in each office is configured with a modem and a shared dial-up connection to the network at the company’s main office.
Users in one of the branch offices report that the modem in their office dials out every 5 minutes. They also report that attempts to access resources on the network at the main office are slow and often time out. The users attempt to access resources on the main office network approximately every 30 minutes.
You need to ensure that users in the affected branch office are able to access resources on the main office network as quickly as possible. You also need to prevent the branch office’s modem from dialing every 5 minutes.
What should you do?
A. Configure the computer that has the shared dial-up connection to use software compression for the dialup connection.
B. Configure the computer that has the shared dial-up connection to use DHCP to obtain IP addressing information.
C. Open the properties of the shared dial-up connection and set the Idle time before hanging up setting to 1 hour.
D. Open the properties of the shared dial-up connection and clear the Enable on-demand dialing check box.
E. Open the properties of the shared dial-up connection and set the Time between redial attempts settings to 30 minutes.
Answer: C
160. You are the system administrator for your company’s network. The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FR1. FR1 has Routing and Remote Access installed. FR1 is configured to accept PPTP connections and to accept the authentication protocol shown in the exhibit.
Users in the sales department use portable computers that run either Windows 98 or Windows 2000 Professional. These users occasionally work from home. They need to be able to connect to the company network by using virtual private network (VPN) connection.
The users in the sales department who have Windows 98 computers report that they cannot connect to FR1 by using a VPN connection from here. The users who have Windows 2000 Professional computers can successfully connect to FR1 by using a VPN connection from home.
You need to ensure that all users in the sales department can connect to FR1 by using a VPN connection. You need to ensure that all portable computer VPN connections use the most secure authentication possible.
What should you do?
A. Configure FR1 to also use MS-CHAP.
B. Configure FR1 to also use MS-CHAP v2.
C. Clear the Extensible Authentication Protocol check box on FR1. Configure FR1 to use MS-CHAP v2 and MS-CHAP.
D. Clear the Extensible Authentication Protocol check box on FR1. Configure FR1 to use MS-CHAP v2 and CHAP.
Answer: C
161. You are the network administrator for one of your company’s branch offices. Your network contains 500 Windows 2000 Professional client computers. Your network is connected to the main office network by a 1.544-Mbps network connection.
The main office network contains a DNS server named DNS1. All client computers in your branch office are configured to use DNS1 for name resolution. Users in your branch office frequently connect to each other’s client computers to share files and printers.
An administrator at the main office sends a configured Windows 2000 Server computer named FRSrv to your office. FRSrv is configured with the DNS Server service and a standard primary DNS zone. The administrator instructs you to connect FRSrv to your network and reconfigure your office’s client computers to use FRSrv for name resolution.
You connect FRSrv to your network and reconfigure the client computer in your office. The users in your office immediately report that they cannot access each other’s client computers by name.
You verify that the client computers in your branch office can connect to client computers in other branch offices by IP address. You also verify that client computers in your branch office can connect to network resources in the main office by name.
You need to ensure that all client computers in your branch office can connect to all network resources by name. What should you do?
A. Configure the DNS zone on FRSrv to allow dynamic updates.
B. Configure the TCP/IP properties on FRSrv so that FRSrv uses its own IP address for DNS name resolution.
C. Configure the File Replication service on FRSrv to start automatically.
D. Ensure that a domain administrator promotes FRSrv to be a domain controller.
Answer: A
162. You are the network administrator for your company. The network consists of two network segments connected by a router. Segment1 contains 50 Windows 2000 Professional computers and a Windows 2000 Server computer named FRSrv. Segment2 contains 100 Windows 2000 Professional computers.
The network adapter in FRSrv fails, and you replace it. The client computer of a user named Marc is located on Segment1. Marc reports that he can not longer access resources on FRSrv. However, Marc can access all other network resources. All other users can access resources on FRSrv.
You try to ping FRSrv’s address from Marc’s computer. You receive the following error message:
“Request timed out.”
You need to ensure that Marc can access resources on FRSrv. What should you do?
A. On FRSrv, run the ipconfig /renew command.
B. On Marc’s computer, run the ipconfig /flushdns command.
C. On FRSrv, use the route command to add a route to Marc’s computer.
D. On Marc’s computer, use the arp command to delete the host entry for FRSrv.
Answer: B
163. You are a network administrator for your company. The network consists of 20 network segments, which are connected by routers. Each network segment contains 100 Windows 2000 Professional computers.
Segment1 also contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named FR1.
Five users report slow response times when they access resources on FR1. Each of these users is on a different network segment. Users on five other segments report no difficulty when they access resources on FR1.
You report the problem to a senior network administrator. The senior administrator instructs you to find out which network segments are exhibiting slow response times.
What should you do?
A. On FR1 , run the route command. Record the output for the senior administrator.
B. On FR1 , run the tracert FR1 command. Record the output for the senior administrator.
C. On each network segment, select a client computer. On that computer, run the pathping FR1 command. Record the output for the senior administrator.
D. On each network segment, select a client computer. On that computer, run the ipconfig command. Record the output for the senior administrator.
Answer: C
164. You are a domain administrator for FR. The network contains three Windows 2000 Server domain controllers and one Windows 2000 Server member server.
The member server contains three hard disks, which use software RAID-5. The member server also contains an ISA card that has 12 modems attached for Routing and Remote Access dial-up access. Usage of the member server’s disk subsystem is occasionally as much as 80 percent. This level of usage results in
slow response times for dial-in users.
You run System Monitor on the member server. The System Monitor results are shown in the table in the exhibit:
You want to maximize the performance of the member server. What should you do?
A. Increase the number of hard disks in the RAID-5 system.
B. Upgrade the RAM.
C. Upgrade the processor.
D. Upgrade the ISA card to PCI.
Answer: B
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