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[Q11]You are monitoring CPU utilization in System Monitor using the %Processor Time counter in the Processor object. You notice some spikes at 100 percent, but the system normally operates at around 50 percent. You determine that the spikes correlate to the starting of applications. What should you do to solve this problem?
A. Add another processor.
B. Add more memory.
C. Increase the page file size.
D. Nothing.
ANSWER:
D: Nothing. Occasional spikes to 100 percent utilization are acceptable. You want to monitor for sustained utilization. If the sustained CPU utilization reaches 80 percent, you need to resolve the problem.
A is incorrect, because another processor is not needed; the system is not running low on processor resources. B and C are incorrect, because memory is not an issue for the scenario described in the question; it is an acceptable occurrence.
[Q12]You are building a machine to be used by one of your coworkers. You have installed Windows 2000 on a 400MHz Pentium III machine. During the installation, you selected FAT as the target file system. After the machine is built, you are notified of the requirement for file encryption. What is the easiest way to meet the requirement?
A. Enable file encryption.
B. Convert the disk to NTFS.
C. Install third-party file encryption.
D. Rebuild the machine, selecting NTFS.
ANSWER:
B: Convert the disk to NTFS. File encryption can be used only on NTFS partitions.
A is incorrect, because there is no way to enable file encryption without first converting the disk to NTFS. C is incorrect because, although there are many third-party tools that can achieve this result, the easiest way to meet the requirements is to use the NTFS 5.0 file system. D is technically correct; however, using the conversion utility is much easier than rebuilding the whole machine.
[Q13]You have a Windows 2000 Server based network in your office where you are using the Active Directory services. You have placed a newly purchased heavy-duty printer at a central location in the office so that everyone can use the printer. While setting up the printer you have specified its location as "Cafeteria" and the description as "Work Horse of the Company." The printer has been shared as "Work Horse" and share permissions have been set for it. What additional steps must you complete so that the users are able to find the printer in the Active Directory?
A. Specify "Work Horse"' share name and "Cafeteria" location in the Active Directory, Users, and Computers.
B. Click Publish to Active Directory on the sharing properties sheet.
C. Click List in the Directory checkbox on the sharing properties sheet.
D. Do nothing. It will be automatically published in Active Directory.
ANSWER:
D: Do nothing. It will be automatically published in Active Directory. When you create a printer on a Windows 2000 Server using the Add Printer Wizard, it is automatically published in the Active Directory, if this service is running.
A is incorrect, because there is no such option in the Active Directory, Users and Computers. B is incorrect, because this tab also does not exist on the sharing tab of printer properties. C is incorrect, because you do not have to check the List in the Directory checkbox. But, if you do not wish to publish the printer in the Active Directory, you must clear this checkbox.
[Q14]
Current Situation: You have a Windows 2000 Server-based domain and are using the Active Directory services. There are four Windows 2000 servers, one of which is the domain controller. There are nearly 70 client computers running a mix of Windows 2000 Professional and Windows 98 operating systems, all using the Active Directory services. Your company has just purchased six identical network printers that can be connected directly to network ports. You must designate one of the Windows 2000 servers as a print server.
Required Result: Set up a print server on the Windows 2000 Server with minimum administrative effort.
Desired Optional Results:
Set up a fault tolerance among printers.
Automatically download drivers to client computers.
Allow users to search for printers using the Active Directory.
Proposed Solution: Install one printer driver on the designated print server. Connect the installed printer to all six of the network printer ports to make a printer pool. Share the printer on the network. Ensure that copies of Windows 98 and Windows 2000 printer drivers are available on the print server for the client computers to download when they connect to the printer.
What results does the proposed solution produce?
A. The proposed solution produces the required result and all of the optional results.
B. The proposed solution produces the required result and only two of the optional results.
C. The proposed solution produces the required result and only one of the optional results.
D. The proposed solution produces only the required result.
ANSWER:
B: The proposed solution produces the required result and only the first and second of the optional results. Minimal administrative effort is involved, because only one printer driver needs to be installed. There is no need to set up printers on each and every client computer. Setting up a printer pool ensures fault tolerance because, when some of the printers are not available, the other printers are available for printing. The clients can connect to the shared printer, and when they connect for the first time, appropriate printer drivers will be downloaded to their computers from the print server.
The third of the optional results is not met because you need to publish the printer in the Active Directory on the domain controller. This explanation makes answers A, C, and D incorrect.
[Q15]A user has been allocated a 10MB disk quota on a server volume. When the user reaches the limit, he uses NTFS compression to reduce his files from 10MB to 8.2MB. How much space does this user have left on the volume?
A. 1.8MB
B. 8.2MB
C. None
D. The user has exceeded the quota limit by 3.2MB
ANSWER:
C: The user has no space left on the volume. Quotas are calculated and reported from their uncompressed size, so even though the user has compressed the files to 8.2MB, he is still being charged with their uncompressed size, 10MB.
A, 1.8MB, and B, 8.2MB, are both incorrect. Again, quotas are applied to files as if the files were uncompressed. The user cannot recover extra space on the volume by compressing files. D, the user has exceeded the quota limit by 3.2MB, is incorrect, because this statement suggests that when the user compressed the files, the quota was also compressed (by half in this case). Again, quota limits are unaffected by the compression or uncompression of files.
[Q16]There are two file servers FileServ1 and FileServ2 in your office network. FileServ1 is running out of space and you want to move some files to FileServ2. You have decided to move the DataDocs folder that has Write permissions for the users group. This folder will become a subfolder under UserData on FileServ2 that has Modify permissions for the users group and inheritance is enabled. What will happen to the original permissions set on the DataDocs folder when you move it to FileServ2?
A. The permissions will be retained.
B. The permissions of UserData on FileServ2 will apply.
C. All permissions will be lost.
D. The most restrictive permissions of FileServ1 and FileServ2 will apply.
ANSWER:
B: The permissions of UserData on FileServ2 will apply. The users group will be assigned permissions that are set for the UserData folder on FileServ2. When a file or folder is moved across volumes, as in this case, the NTFS permissions of the destination folder apply. The UserData folder on FileServ2 has Modify permissions for the users group and permission inheritance is enabled, the DataDocs folder will have Modify permissions.
A is incorrect, because original permissions will not be retained as the folder is moved across volumes. C is incorrect, because NTFS permissions are not lost. D is incorrect, because the most restrictive rule does not apply here.
[Q17]You want to install Windows 2000 Server on a PC that is running Windows NT. The Windows 2000 installation files are available on three servers, SERVER1, SERVER2, and SERVER3. On each of the three servers the installation files are contained in a folder that is shared as I386. Which of the following commands would speed up the installation of Windows 2000 by copying files from all three servers?
A. winnt32 /s:\\SERVER1\I386,\\SERVER2\I386,\\SERVER3\I386
B. winnt32 /s:\\SERVER1\I386 /copysource:\\SERVER2\I386 /copysource:\\SERVER3\I386
C. winnt32 /s:\\SERVER1\I386 /s:\\SERVER2\I386 /s:\\SERVER3\I386
D. winnt32 /source:\\SERVER1\I386,\\SERVER2\I386,\\SERVER3\I386
ANSWER:
C: The winnt32 command uses the /s switch to specify the location of the Windows 2000 installation files. The location can be specified either as a drive path such as /s:X:\I386 or a UNC name such as /s:\\SERVER1\WIN2K. To specify several servers use the /s option several times.
A is incorrect, because the syntax is not right. B and D are incorrect, because the incorrect options are specified.
[Q18]You have been asked to install a new network of 3 Windows 2000 Servers and 50 Windows 2000 Professional workstations. Only 25 of the workstations will be in use at any one time, but they will all need to connect to all three servers at the same time. After installing Windows 2000 you run the Licensing administrative tool to configure the Licensing mode, see the screen below.
Which of the following would minimize the number of Client Access Licenses that need to be purchased?
Per server. Number of concurrent connections:
Each connection must have its own Client Access License.
25 75 100 150
Per seat.
Each computer must have its own Client Access License.
ANSWER:
D:
In this scenario it is more cost-effective to use per seat licensing. Per seat licensing allows each workstation to connect to any number of servers. One license is required per workstation so a total of 25 licenses are needed.
Per server licensing requires a license for each connection which would be 75 licenses (25 workstations x 3 servers).
[Q19]You are concerned that users in the PR Department are using the printers in the Accounting Department without proper authorization. How can you determine if this is the case? (Check all that apply.)
A. Go to the printer object, and enable auditing. Then use the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in to audit which users are accessing that printer.
B. You can't; auditing only works on files and folders.
C. Look through the Event Viewer to see who is using the printer.
D. Use the Account Policy to track who is using the printer.
ANSWER:
A: You can set auditing to run on objects like printers in addition to setting auditing on files and folders. You need to use the snap-in to access the audit policy.
B is incorrect, because you can set up auditing on a variety of Active Directory objects. C is incorrect, because you would have to set up the actual auditing to view it in the Event Viewer's Security log. D is incorrect, because the Account Policy is used to configure Password Policies, Account Lockout Policies, and Kerberos Policies, not Audit Policies.
[Q20]Current Situation: You have a new PC that has four 2 Gigabytes disks that are not partitioned.
Required Result: You want to install Windows 2000 Server.
Optional Desired Results: Windows 2000 Server should be installed on its own disk; the other three disks should be set up as a RAID-5 volume.
Proposed Solution: Install Windows 2000 Server from CD. Partition each disk to the maximum size of 2Gigabytes during setup and use the whole of one disk for the Windows 2000 Server files. After Windows 2000 is installed use Disk Manager to configure the three disks as a RAID-5 volume.
Which of the following results will the proposed solution produce?
A. The proposed solution produces the required result and produces both of the optional results.
B. The proposed solution produces the required result and produces only one of the optional results.
C. The proposed solution produces the required result and produces none of the optional results.
D. The proposed solution doesn't produce the required result.
ANSWER:
B: Windows 2000 Server will be installed meeting the required result and it will also be installed on its own disk. To set up the RAID 5 configuration the disks need to be converted to dynamic disks. This requires at least 1Megabyte spare on the disk. Since each disk was partitioned to the maximum size there isn't enough space to convert the disk.
A, C, and D are incorrect, because the proposed solution produces the required result but only one of the optional results.
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