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整理人: reynolds(2001-12-18 09:03:12), 站内信件
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这是从我看的书中的附带的光盘中COPY下来的，本来是一个模拟的，不过要安装，还有书的电子版，哎，一张光盘也就做了这个模拟的，别的都浪费了，呵呵。我没有办法把几百M的东东放上去，呵呵，就一题一题的COPY下来了。在看完书后做过一遍，60%，呵呵，后考试时好像有两题左右出现过，本来准备一考完就放上来的，不过由于失业，呵呵，就没条件了，现在终于可以放上来了，希望能给考70-210的朋友有所帮助。
Q 01 You work in architectural design company and use design software on your Windows 2000 Professional computer. To speed up your jobs, you asked the supplier to add another microprocessor to the computer, which he did. However, even after adding a second microprocessor, you notice that there is no difference in the performance. What else do you need to do to enable the second processor?
A. Reinstall Windows 2000 Professional so that the second processor can be detected.
B. Configure the design applications to use multiprocessing.
C. Configure the system to use the second microprocessor via the Device Manager.
D. Nothing. Windows 2000 Professional supports only a single microprocessor.
ANSWER:
C: Configure the system to use the second microprocessor via the Device Manager. After adding a second microprocessor, you need to configure it using the Device Manager. It is notable that Windows 2000 Professional supports a maximum of two microprocessors.
A is incorrect because you need not reinstall the operating system. B is incorrect because unless the second microprocessor is configured, the applications are not able to use the multiprocessing capabilities of the system. There is no need to configure the applications. D is incorrect because Windows 2000 Professional supports up to two microprocessors.
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Q 02 You have used the Computer Management console to view all your shares, as illustrated in the following image. Which of the shared folders are Administrative Shares? Choose all that apply.
A. ADMIN$
B. C
C. C$
D. D
E. IPC$
ANSWER:
A, C, E: With Windows 2000, all your local drives on your computer, such as drive C, are automatically shared using a drive letter$, such as C$ or D$. These are administrative shares. They are not visible by browsing; in other words, they will not show up in My Network Places. These drives are not shown with the hand icon that indicates sharing in My Computer or Windows Explorer
Q 03 Anthony is the network administrator in the production department of his company. For deploying Windows 2000 Professional, he decided to use the Remote Installation Service. He created three different images using the RIPrep utility and uploaded them to the RIS server. When he was all set, he asked Susan to test run one installation. Susan booted a computer with the remote boot disk and the Client Installation Wizard started. Everything was fine until she selected the custom setup and found that she could not select the image. To find the reason, Anthony himself ran the test on another computer and it was fine. What could be the problem?
A. The computer that Susan used did not get a proper TCP/IP address.
B. Susan was not granted access to select the image.
C. Only administrators can select the image.
D. RIS is configured to do an automatic installation.
ANSWER:
B: Susan was not granted access to select the image. This happens when the RIS server is configured to grant access only to one image to a particular user or a group of users. When a user is not given access to more than one image, the image options screen is not displayed to the user, and the installation starts immediately.
A is incorrect because TCP/IP has nothing to do with the image selection process. TCP/IP is working properly because Susan already has a connection to the RIS server and the Client Installation Wizard has been downloaded. C is incorrect because it is inappropriate to say that only administrators are allowed to select images. The administrator can give this access to anyone. D is incorrect because if RIS were configured to do an automatic install, the initial option screen would not appear.
Q 04 Current Situation: You need to configure the logon security to your newly created Web site that is based on Windows 2000 Professional and Internet Information Server 5.0. Your site does not require use of any security certificates. Here is what you have to accomplish.
Required Result: Configure your Web site for easy but secure access to the site for any user who provides proper credentials.
Optional Desired Results:
The site must be available to anyone using any standard Windows-based Web browser.
The authentication method used must ensure access to anonymous users.
Proposed Solution: Use ONLY integrated Windows authentication.
What results does the proposed solution produce?
A. The proposed solution produces the required result and both of the optional results.
B. The proposed solution produces the required result and only one of the optional results.
C. The proposed solution does not produce the required result.
D. The proposed solution produces the required result and none of the optional results.
ANSWER:
C: The proposed solution does not produce the required result or any of the optional results. IIS uses Anonymous acccess and Integrated Windows Authentication by default. This was called NTCR (NT Challenge Response) in IIS4.
Q 05 You are working for a small real estate office preparing for a Windows 2000 Professional rollout. All machines meet the hardware requirements for Windows 2000 Professional. The machine types and manufacturers are quite varied throughout the company. Some machines are laptops, some are desktops, and the processors, manufacturer, memory, and the like differ from machine to machine. Your manager instructs you to use disk duplication and SysPrep to install Windows 2000 Professional on all the computers.
A. This will require one image for all computers.
B. This will require one image for laptops and one image for desktops.
C. This will require one image for each processor type.
D. This will require multiple images, depending on hardware variations.
ANSWER:
D: This will require multiple images, depending on hardware variations. Disk imaging is meant for installations on similar machines. Machines that are different may require different hardware drivers, and the images most likely won't work.
A, B, and C are incorrect; multiple images will be required.
Q 06 In your MMC display, you've used the Local Policy Editor to set password policies for folders on your local drive. After 42 days other users are complaining that their passwords have expired and they can no longer access the folders. Review the policy settings below. Why aren't the passwords working?
A. 999 days is not an acceptable setting for maximum password age.
B. The setting "0 passwords remembered" must be set to at least "1".
C. The effective setting for maximum password age is the being set at a higher level and takes precedent.
D. You do not have permission to the Organizational Unit (OU).
ANSWER:
C: The most important thing to remember is that domain-level policies override local policies. This means that if any of these policies are set in Active Directory at the domain level, then any modifications you make to these policies in Local Computer Policy will be ineffective. This is why, in any MMC display for Local Computer Policy, each policy is shown with two settings:Local Setting and Effective Setting. Local Setting shows what you抳e set the policy to locally, and Effective Setting shows what your local computer is actually doing.
Q 07 Julie is a member of the Users group and thereby has limited permissions. You want her to be able to perform tape backups of every file and directory and be able to restore the files of other users, when necessary. However, you don't want her to be able to access other people's files when she is not performing these tasks or have the ability to modify any security settings. Knowing that the system occasionally locks up during backups, you realize that she also needs the ability to shut down and restart the computer. Of which of the following groups will you make Julie a member?
A. Administrators
B. Power Users
C. Backup Operators
D. Replicator
ANSWER:
C: Backup Operators. By making a user a member of the Backup Operators group, you give the user the ability to back up and restore a computer's files. When performing these backups, the users can override any permissions they have to particular directories or files. In other words, they can back up and restore the files, but they do not have the ability to open or modify them in any way (unless it is a file to which they already have permissions). The users are also restricted from changing any security settings on the computer and thereby affecting permissions to files and directories. In addition to these abilities, members of the Backup Operators group can shut down the computer.
A, B, and D are incorrect because Administrators, Power Users, and Replicator groups have either too much or too little power to fulfill the requirements for this user. Members of the Administrators group can perform backups and restores, but they also have full control over the computer. The Administrators group is the only built-in group in Windows 2000 that is automatically granted every built-in right and ability in the system. Power Users don't have the ability to perform backups and restores, but they have the ability to create accounts and modify accounts they create. The Replicator group is used by the system for directory replication functions; actual users on the network should not be added to this group.
Q 08 As the network administrator of your company, you want to streamline the file server access for various departments in the office. On the file server, you created three home folders named AccHome, ProdHome and MktgHome for accounting, production, and marketing departments, respectively. You want the managers of these departments to fully manage their departmental data in these folders. You do not want these managers to be able to delete these folders. What permissions must you set for these managers to accomplish your goal?
A. Take ownership special access
B. Change permissions special access
C. Modify
D. Full control
ANSWER:
B: Change permissions special access. This option enables the managers of each department to fully manage permissions on their respective departmental home folders. This will ensure that the folders are not deleted.
A, the take ownership special access choice, is an incorrect answer because it will enable the managers to delete the folders. C is incorrect because the modify permission alone is insufficient to manage folders. D is incorrect because the full control permission is not required.
Q 09 You want to download a new driver file for your network adapter from the FTP site of the manufacturer. The file is named NICW2K.EXE and is in compressed form. You connected to the FTP site and used the GET command to download the file. When the download was complete, you double-clicked the file, but it did not extract the files. You received an error message saying that the file is damaged. What did you do wrong?
A. You did not use the WinZip program to uncompress the file.
B. The download was incomplete.
C. You did not download the file in binary format.
D. You did not use the MGET command.
ANSWER:
C: You did not download the file in binary format. The executable files must be downloaded in binary format. After connecting to the FTP site, you should have changed the format from ASCII to binary by typing BINARY at the FTP prompt.
A is incorrect because you need not use the WinZip program for uncompressing EXE files. B is incorrect because if the download had been incomplete, you would have gotten an error message during the download process. D is incorrect because the MGET command is used for downloading multiple files.
Q 10 You are working in a lab environment for a large insurance company preparing for a Windows 2000 Professional rollout. You use your machine as the master for the other machines. When you install the image onto another machine, you get a security error. What should you do to resolve this issue?
A. Use SysPrep to reset the SID and remove any other information from the machine prior to creating the image, then reinstall the image.
B. Reinstall the image.
C. Simply reboot the machine.
D. Use poledit to reset the security policy.
ANSWER:
A: Use SysPrep to reset the SID and remove any other information from the master machine prior to duplicating the image. SysPrep is used when making images of machines to remove machine-specific information, especially the SID. There will be a security violation if more than one machine tries to use a particular SID. SysPrep is generally run on the master machine prior to creating the image.
B and C are incorrect; the SID will still be incorrect and the machine will not function. D is incorrect because Poledit is used on domain controllers and is not used in Professional
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