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Q 11 A user on your network often uses different computers that are physically located on different areas of the network. Each of these computers is part of the same domain, but whenever the user logs on to one of these Windows Professional machines, he has to redo his settings. Which of the following actions could you take so that the user's settings would follow him from computer to computer and remain the same each time he logs on to a machine?
A. Create a roaming profile.
B. In the user account's properties, click the check box labeled "Settings follow user."
C. Do nothing. User settings configured through Windows 2000 Professional will automatically load on any computer when the user logs into the domain.
D. There is no way to configure a user account to do this.
ANSWER:
A: Create a roaming profile. When configuring a user account, an administrator has the option of specifying a path to a user's profile. This is done on the Profile tab of the account's properties. On the Profile tab, there is a field labeled "Profile path." In this field you can assign a network path to the user's profile. When the user logs into the domain, the user's roaming profile (located in a directory specified in the profile path) is used. This feature allows the user to use the same settings on any computer.
B is incorrect because there is no check box in the user account's properties labeled "Settings follow user." C is incorrect because, unless the profile path is specified on the Profile tab of the account's properties, no roaming profile is created. D is incorrect because you can have a user's settings on different computers through the use of roaming profiles.
Q 12 Use the Auditing Entry for Configuration screen below to audit the Administrator failures to Traverse Folder/Execute File, failures to List Folder/Read Data, and successes to Read Attributes and Read Extended Attributes.
Traverse Folder / Execute File
List Folder / Read Data
Read Attributes
Read Extended Attribute
Create Files / Write Data
Create Folders / Append Data
Write Attributes
Write Extended Attributes
Delete Subfolders and Files
Delete
Read Permissions
ANSWER:
A, B, C, D:
The Auditing Entry for Config screen allows you to specify exactly what sorts of actions you want to audit for the directory object and this file or folder. Wee chosen to audit the Administrator failures to Traverse Folder/Execute File, failures to List Folder/Read Data, and successes to Read Attributes and Read Extended Attributes.
Q 13 You are responsible for administration of a network of Windows 2000 Professional computers. You want to prevent users from attempting to use the Windows Update feature. You enable the "Disable and remove links to Windows Update" policy found in User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Start Menu & Taskbar. Which of the following is true?
A. The icon for Internet Explorer, used to access Windows Update, is removed from the desktop and the Start menu.
B. The Windows Update icon in the Start menu is removed, as is the hyperlink on the Tools menu in Internet Explorer. Users are still able to access Windows Update by typing the URL to the Windows Update Web site.
C. The Windows Update icon in the Start menu is removed, as is the hyperlink on the Tools menu in Internet Explorer. Users are blocked from accessing the Windows Update Web site.
D. Only the Windows Update icon in the Start menu and on the desktop are removed. Users are still able to access Windows Update through the hyperlink on the Tools menu in Internet Explorer or by typing the URL to the Windows Update Web site.
ANSWER:
C: The Windows Update icon in the Start menu is removed, as is the hyperlink on the Tools menu in Internet Explorer. Users are blocked from accessing the Windows Update site found at Microsoft's Web site (at http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com). Windows Update allows you to update software and drivers for your Windows system by connecting to the Windows Update Web site and running a program that analyzes your system. For example, you can update device drivers, get the latest version of Internet Explorer, or get security and service patches that fix bugs in your Windows system. This capability allows you to keep Windows software up to date, without having to search the Web for each individual component.
A is incorrect because any icons for Internet Explorer itself are unaffected. Only the hyperlink on the Tools menu in Internet Explorer is removed. Users are also blocked from accessing the Windows Update Web site when they type the URL into the address bar of Internet Explorer. B is incorrect because users are unable to access Windows Update by typing the URL to the Windows Update Web site. D is incorrect because the hyperlink on the Tools menu of Internet Explorer is removed and users are blocked from accessing the Windows Update Web site.
Q 14 Current Situation: Your manager has purchased a new computer for his office. It has two hard drives, each with 10GB. Windows 98 came preinstalled with a lot of other bundled utility software on one of the hard disks. Your manager wants to use Windows 2000 Professional in addition to Windows 98 but does not want to lose the current installation or preinstalled software. He has asked for your help setting up the new computer on the office network.
Required Result: Install Windows 2000 Professional on the computer without disturbing the current Windows 98 setup or installed software.
Desired Results:
Allow access the Windows 2000 Professional partition from Windows 98, and vice versa.
Allow use of the file-level security on all files on the Windows 2000 installation.
Proposed Solution: Install Windows 2000 Professional on the second hard disk, making the computer a dual-boot system. Format the Windows 2000 partition with NTFS.
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 produces the required result and none of the optional results.
D. The proposed solution does not produce the required result.
ANSWER:
B: The proposed solution produces the required result and only one of the optional results. Installing Windows 2000 Professional on a separate hard disk makes the computer a dual-boot system without disturbing the current Windows 98 software. The first of the desired results is not produced, however, because you have formatted the Windows 2000 partition as NTFS. This allows only one-way access from Windows 2000 to Windows 98, but the Windows 2000 NTFS partition will not be available from Windows 98. The second of the optional results, producing the partition as an NTFS partition, enables you to set up file-level security.
A is incorrect because only one of the optional results is produced. C is incorrect because one of the optional results is produced. D is incorrect because the required result is produced.
Q 15 A user who is a member of the Users group is logged onto a workstation running Windows 2000 Professional. While the user is logged in, a scheduled task begins. This scheduled task is set to install a program on the workstation and run this task as though it were a member of the Administrators group. What will happen when the task runs?
A. The user will have complete and unrestricted access to the computer and domain. This is because the task has logged the user off the computer without her knowledge and logged her in again as a member of the Administrators group.
B. Windows will shut down and automatically go through the process of logging back into the computer, and possibly the network, as a member of the Administrators group.
C. The scheduled task will be unable to run, because a user with a lower access level is currently logged on.
D. The user's access will be unaffected. Only the task will run as though it were logged in as a member of the Administrators group.
ANSWER:
D: The user's access will be unaffected. Only the task will run as though it were logged in as a member of the Administrators group. When setting up a scheduled task, you can specify a username and password so that the task runs as though started by that user. If another user is logged in when the task starts, the user will be unaware of the task's access level. The user will continue to have the same access and not be able to perform any operations or make changes associated with the task's level of access.
A is incorrect because the user is not actually logged off the computer or network. The task runs as though another user is logged on. B is incorrect because at no time does Windows shut down to begin the task. C is incorrect because the task will start and the user will be unaware that the task has any security different from her own. In fact, if certain services, scripts, or programs that run in the background are scheduled to run, the user might be completely unaware that a scheduled task is running.
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