Supporting NT 4.0 in the Enterprise - Test One (ver 11.08)

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1 With what file system(s) can a volume set be formatted to extend it?
FAT
FAT32
HPFS
NTFS
2 What is the default permission granted to the Everyone Group with Printer Permissions?
Manage Documents
Print
Full Control
Creator Owner
3 What is one reason why the NetBEUI protocol causes the most broadcast messages on a network?
NetBEUI does not cache broadcast results
NetBEUI cannot perform directed messaging
NetBEUI cannot use multicasts
NetBEUI does not use broadcasts
4 You are installing Windows NT Server 4.0 on a RISC-based system. What format does the system partition have to be formatted as?
FAT
FAT32
NTFS
HPFS
5 How can you reestablish a broken trust?
Synchronize all domain controllers involved in the trust.
Remove the domains from the Trust Relationships dialog box and set up the trust again.
Choose the "Reestablish Trust" option from the Trust Administrator
Change the trust password
6 Where is the user profile for Windows NT Workstations stored?
On the workstations local hard drive
In the registry
In the user's home directory as defined in the user account properties
In the directory specified by the profile path in the user account properties (the local hard drive if the profile path is blank.)
7 Which built-in local group is found only on a domain controller?
Everyone
Administrators
Domain Admins
Account Operators
8 Which file is not located on the emergency repair disk?
SETUP.DAT
SETUP.LOG
SAM._
AUTOEXEC.NT
9 What resource generally has the greatest impact on a file and print server?
Processor
Disk
Network
Memory
10 What resource generally has the greatest impact on an application server?
Processor
Disk
Network
Memory
11 In a master domain model, where are Windows NT computer accounts most commonly created?
Master domain
Resource domain
Trusted domain
Trusting domain
12 What are the default permissions assigned to a new file share?
Users, Read
Users, Full control
Everyone, Read
Everyone, Full control
13 You have created home directories for all of your users on a central server using the setting \\server\users\%username% in the home directory field of each user's properties. What permissions are assigned to the home directories by default?
Users, Change
Users, Full Control
%username%, Change
%username%, Full Control
14 You use the network monitor to diagnose why clients on a remote subnet are taking such a long time to authenticate. It is discovered that the clients are authenticating with a BDC on a remote subnet rather than the local BDC. What setting should you use to configure the NetBIOS node type on this subnet to speed up authentication, yet enable authentication from remote BDCs if the local BDC is down?
Pointing
Broadcast
Mixed
Hybrid
15 Which command can be used to determine which ports are in use during a network session?
PING.EXE
TRACERT.EXE
NETSTAT.EXE
NBTSTAT.EXE
16 Which fault-tolerant disk strategy results in only 50% disk utilization?
Disk Duplexing
Disk Mirroring
Disk Striping
Disk Striping With Parity
17 If you have not configured your computer to store the results of a STOP error into a memory dump file, where might you look to see what the actual STOP error was?
Server Manager
DRWATSON.LOG
MEMORY.DMP
Windows NT Event Viewer
18 A file in the c:\USERS directory is assigned NTFS permissions by which the Users local group has the Change permission. The directory c:\DATA has assigned Administrators Full Control permissions. If the file is moved to the c:\DATA directory, what are the permissions after the file is moved?
Users, Change
Administrators, Full Control
Users, Change and Administrators, Full Control
Everyone, Full Control
19 When setting up an audit policy on a domain controller the audit policy applies to:
All computers in the domain
All Member Servers and workstations in the domain
All domain controllers in the domain
Local computer only
20 When would you want to create a printer pool?
When all of your print devices are identical and located in the same general area. Some printers are used more heavily and you want to balance the load.
When print devices are dissimilar and need to be grouped together.
When employees are in different buildings, but all use the same kind of print devices.
When some printers are used more heavily and you want to balance the load.
21 After performing an emergency repair process, all the user accounts in the domain have been lost. This is most likely due to which of the following?
Somebody has deleted all the accounts.
The SAM database was restored.
The Registry is still corrupt.
The emergency repair process always removes all user accounts from the domain.
22 Under what circumstances might Windows NT boot when the BOOT.INI file has been deleted?
When Windows NT is the only operating system on the computer.
When Windows NT is installed in the directory C:\WINNT
When the boot sequence in the BIOS has been set to C: then A:
It is not possible to boot Windows NT without the BOOT.INI file.
23 You have successfully installed Windows NT Server 4.0. During the installation process you selected the machine to be a Member Server as the type of installation. You now want to make the server a Backup Domain Controller. What must you do to convert the server?
Run the Convert command at the command line.
Do nothing, a member server can act as a BDC by default.
Reinstall NT Server as a domain controller.
Under Control Panel --> Network, change the server type to BDC.
24 What files are required on a fault-tolerant boot disk for Windows NT 4.0?
COMMAND.COM, IO.SYS, MSDOS.SYS
NTLDR, Ntoskrnl, BOOT.INI
NTLDR, NTDETECT.COM, BOOT.INI
COMMAND.COM, BOOTSECT.DOS
25 When is the Last Known Good Configuration saved?
When control is passed to the Ntoskrnl.
When the kernel has completed initialization.
When the "Control+Alt+Delete to Logon" dialog box appears.
When the user successfully logs on to the computer.
26 What utility is used to start the Migration Tool for NetWare?
NWCONV.EXE
MIGRATE.COM
MIGRATE.EXE
MGTOOL.EXE
27 What becomes of passwords from the NetWare server during migration?
Duplicate ones are discarded.
Duplicate ones are written to an error file.
All passwords are maintained.
All passwords are discarded.
28 What is the primary purpose for DHCP relay?
To allow an NT system to relay DHCP broadcasts for clients across an IP router.
To block broadcast messages from foreign networks.
To relay alerts regarding the DHCP database to the administrator.
To relay inventory messages to a central JET database.
29 John needs to compare disk transfer rates between two computers. What counters should he select in Performance Monitor?
Bytes Transferred
% Disk Time
Bytes Transferred/sec
Disk Time
30 What is Response Probe used for, and how is it enabled?
Like Performance Monitor it is automatically installed as part of Windows NT 4.0
Like Performance Monitor it is a service that can be installed from the Windows NT 4.0 CD.
Response Probe is an application for creating a workload that is available on the Resource Kit.
Response Probe does not exist.
31 Keith is planning to shut down the file and print server but want to ensure no one has file open. How can he check for open files?
Start Windows NT Diagnostics to see which resources are being used.
Open Server Manager to see which file are open and who has them open.
Open User Manager for Domains to see who is logged onto the network.
Open the Services dialog box to see who is using the Server Service.
32 What are the primary features of the Windows 95 clients that will be in your domain?
Support for proprietary multitasking for Microsoft Win32 and MS-DOS based applications.
Supports multiple processors for true multitasking performance.
Provides Microsoft's Internet Explorer, a fast and simple to use Internet browser that is compatible with existing Internet standards.
Runs both 32-bit and 16-bit Windows-based and MS-DOS based applications including those applications that may directly access the hardware.
Provides power management and Plug and Play support for both mobile laptops and desktop computers.
33 What four features are supported by the Windows NT new technology file system (NTFS)?
Maximum theoretical partition size of 16 Exabytes
File compression
POSIX-application compatibility
Support for Macintosh files
Automatic defragmentation
34 Your Windows NT 4.0 Workstation has seven 2 gigabyte hard drives with varying amounts of free space available ranging from 100 MB to 150 MB. Which type of Windows NT 4.0 partition setup can use all available free disk space?
Volume set
Stripe set
Stripe set with parity
Duplexed mirror set
Mirror set
35 By default, the _______ collects and maintains a list of available network resources and passes all of this information to other browser types within the domain. You will have this browser type on every subnet and workgroup within your environment.
Domain Master Browser
Backup Browser
Master Browser
Potential Browser
Non-Browser
36 During a company presentation, you describe a particular browser found in the Windows NT 4.0 environment. This type of browser receives a copy of the browse list from another browser type and then distributes this list to clients requesting it. Which Windows NT 4.0 browser type have you just presented?
Master Browser
Backup Browser
Potential Browser
Non-Browser
Domain Master Browser
37 You have just been hired as the Systems Engineer for a company that has seven domains in a complete trust model. If you change to the master domain model, how many primary domain controllers will be required?
7
1 - 7
Zero
Any number of PDCs, depending on the number of users
One for each master domain; none in the resource domain(s)
38 Where are Managing Windows NT Directory Services maintained in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0?
Via the Policies Menu in Network Client Administrator
Via the Policies Menu in the utility Server Manager
From the Command line program TRUST.EXE
Via the Policies Menu in User Manager for Domains
Via Control Panel, Network on a domain controller
39 Domains Able and Baker need to establish a two-way trust relationship. Which of the following statements indicate the order in which trusts should be established?
Able indicates Baker as trusted; Baker indicates Able as Trusting Baker indicates Able as trusted; Able indicates Baker as Trusting.
Baker indicates Able as trusting; Able indicates Baker as Trusted Able indicates Baker as trusting; Baker indicates Able as Trusted.
Baker indicates Able as trusted; Able indicates Baker as Trusting Able indicates Baker as trusted; Baker indicates Able as Trusting.
Able indicates Baker as trusting; Baker indicates Able as Trusted Baker indicates Able as trusting; Able indicates Baker as Trusted.
40 A growing company has 15 offices in the Los Angeles area. Each local office manager appoints someone to purchase computer supplies and manage the network connectivity with the other offices. Every office currently has a Windows NT 4.0 PDC installed, along with (typically) ten Windows 95 clients. Although some trusts do currently exist, not every office has the skills to manage the system requirements. Knowing that each office suffers with frequent employee turnover and equipment changes, which domain model would you choose?
Master Domain Model - Put all accounts on one domain and make each office a resource domain.
Multiple Master Domain Model - Put accounts in several domains and make each office a resource domain.
Complete Trust Model - Leave each domain alone with its' own accounts and put trusts in place.
Single Domain at each facility - Users will RAS documents around and mail floppy disks.
41 A growing company has 15 offices in the Los Angeles area. Each local office manager appoints someone to purchase computer supplies and manage the network connectivity with the other offices. Every office currently has a Windows NT 4.0 PDC installed, along with (typically) ten Windows 95 clients. Although some trusts do currently exist, not every office has the skills to manage the system requirements. If you implement a Master Domain Model, what will the users be able to do?
Users can logon from any Resource Domain, Windows 95 machine and can be validated by the Resource Domain PDC that has received a replicated copy of the Master Domain account database.
Users can logon from any Resource Domain, Windows 95 machine and are validated by the Master Domain PDC.
Only users that logon from Master Domain member machines can access resources in other domains.
Users can have a local account in the Resource Domain and logon to either the Resource Domain or their account in the Master Domain.
42 A large domain has 200 BDCs, all requiring replication of the user accounts database. One problem that has been noted is that too much PDC time is devoted to replication. This has become detrimental to the other tasks. The pulse has been made longer but the replication still consumes too much PDC time. What can you do to alleviate the problem?
Increase the Randomize setting so that all BDCs can respond.
Decrease the PulseConcurrency to reduce the load on the PDC.
Increase the ReplicationGovernor parameter.
Demote some of the BDCs to server status thereby eliminating the accounts database synchronization.
43 A user has two accounts--one in the Texas domain (Texas\Sal) and one in the California domain (California\Sal). The domains trust each other. Which two scenarios are correct?
When Sal logs on in the California domain and attempts to use a resource there, he is seen as California\Sal.
If permissions to the resource are assigned only to the account in the Texas domain when Sal logs on in the California domain, he will not be given access to the resource.
If permissions to the resource are assigned only to the account in the Texas domain when Sal logs on in the California domain, he will be given access to the resource because he is seen as the same user.
Since each domain trusts the other, Sal can log on in either domain and access resources regardless of permissions.
44 What are two capabilities that apply to centralized administration?
When a trust has been established, the administrator of the trusted domain can administer a trusting domain.
A trusted domain administrator's account must be made a member of the Administrators group in the trusting domain for an administrator of the trusted domain to administer a trusting domain.
When a Windows NT 4.0 computer joins a domain, the Domain Admins group is automatically added to the local Administrators group on the computer.
After a Windows NT computer joins a domain, the administrator must add the Domain Admins group to the local Administrators group on the computer to allow any member of the Domain Admins group to administer any computer in the domain.
45 Synchronization of the directory database means that when a user logs on, either a PDC or a BDC accomplishes all but ___________________________.
validating the logon process.
checking a copy of the directory database for the correct user account.
checking a copy of the directory database for the correct user password.
checking for any logon restrictions.
checking for account and password duplications.
46 Name three features of Managing Windows NT Directory Services?
A communications channel between two domains.
Centralized administration at the enterprise level.
A single logon to access any shared resource with properly established trusts.
Multiple domain accounts.
Hierarchical management of user accounts
47 Select four guidelines for implementing trusts relationships correctly.
Managing Windows NT Directory Services can only be established between Microsoft Windows NT Server domains.
Physical location governs the trust relationship setup.
Use the fewest possible number of trusts.
Put user accounts in the trusted domain.
Pass-through authentication makes a user's physical location irrelevant.
48 Select two features that apply to Local accounts.
Support for interactive logon processes.
Capability to cross trusts.
Inability to support interactive logon processes.
Inability to cross trusts.
49 Select three groups that are found on a Windows NT 4.0 Server Domain Controller but not on a Windows NT Member Server.
Server Operators
Power Users
Print Operators
Account Operators
Backup Operators
50 Select the three groups that have the capability to shut down servers.
Server Operators
Print Operators
Backup Operators
Local Operators