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* 1.) You want to increase the performance of a Windows NT SERVER comp
uter; there are usually 10 or fewer simultaneous connections. Which Wi
ndows NT Server setting should you configure:
a) Workstation Service
b) Server Service
c) Virtual Memory
d) Foreground application performance
>>Answer - B (I don't know how you can configure the server service, b
ut this is what everyone seems to answer. Needs Verification.)
XXX-man> Are you trying to study for NT Server on an NT Workstation? B
ad idea! On a SERVER machine, go to Control Panel, Network, Services,
Server and double click. Now you can see how the SERVER SERVICE can be
adjusted.
2.) You notice that the response on one of your Windows NT Servers is
poor it has two 2 GB hard drives with two 1 GB NTFS partitions on each
drive, the paging file is on the first physical disk WHICH also conta
ins the system partition. What should you do to increase performance?
a) Increase the size of the paging file
b) Decrease the size of the paging file
c) Move the paging file to the second physical disk
d) Move the paging file to a different partition on the first physical
disk
>>Answer - C (by putting it on a different disk, it balances the load)
* 3.) Your network is configured as a single domain and has 5 Windows
NT Server computers. You want to use performance monitor to analyze di
sk activity for a week to determine overall utilization at peak period
s on each of the servers. How should you collect?
a) Create an alert log
b) Use the report view
c) Use the chart view
d) Create a log file
>>Answer - D (use the log to track statistics over a long period of ti
me)
* 4.) By using performance monitor you learn that your Windows NT Serv
er computer is running slowly due to excessive paging. How should you
correct this problem?
a) Increase the size of the paging file
b) Decrease the size of the paging file
c) Add memory to your computer
d) Add a faster processor
>>Answer - C (with more memory, there is less need to page to virtual
memory. With too little RAM, your machine is forced to use virtual mem
ory which is damn slow.)
* 5.) You suspect that excessive paging resulting from the lack of mem
ory is causing slow performance on an NT Server. You want to use perfo
rmance monitor to confirm your suspicions. Which activity should you m
onitor?
a) The number of pages per second on a server
b) The percentage of physical disk activity
c) The percentage of the paging file that is in use
d) Peak percentage of the paging file that is in use
>>Answer - A
* 6.) You want to install Windows NT Server by using the NT CD-ROM. Ho
w can you do this? Choose all that apply.
a) Boot from the CD-ROM and run Setup.exe
b) Boot from MS-DOS and verify that CD drivers are loaded run setup.ex
e from CD-ROM
c) Boot from MS-DOS, verify that CD drivers are loaded run Winnt.exe/b
from CD-ROM
d) Boot from MS-DOS, verify that CD drivers are loaded run Winnt32.exe
/b from CD-ROM
e) Boot from the Setup boot disk
>>Answer - C (possibly E as well, but questions says "using the NT CD-
ROM")
* 7.) Your network consists of one NT Server computer and 100 NT Works
tation computers. The network uses TCP/IP and the server has two netwo
rk adapters each adapter to a separate LAN segment. You want to config
ure the server to support routing across the two segments?
a) Manually assigning a network IP to each network adapter.
b) Manually assigning an identical IP address to both adapters.
c) Use DHCP to assigning a unique IP address to each adapter.
d) Use DHCP to assigning identical IP addresses to both network adapte
rs.
>>Answer - A (since they are on two different segments, they need to s
eparate IP addresses assigned to them)
** 8.) Your network has 40 Windows NT Workstation computers, the compu
ters all belong to a workgroup named SUPPORT. You want to install a Wi
ndows NT Server Computer that is configured as a PDC with the domain n
ame SUPPORT. You want all Workstation computers to be added to this do
main. What do you have to do?
a) A domain administrator must use User Manager for Domains to create
accounts for the Windows NT Workstation computers.
b) A domain administrator must use Server Manager to add the NT Workst
ation computers to the domain.
c) A Window NT Administrator must reinstall each workstation to add it
to the domain.
d) A Windows NT Administrator must log on to each workstation and use
the Network option in the control Panel to configure workstation join
the domain.
>>Answer - B (If you have to choose two, possibly 'A' as well)
XXX-man> No way on A! On a Windows NT server machine, run Server Manag
er. Go to Computer, Add to Domain. Now click the handy Help button. It
tells you the 3 ways to add a computer to a Domain. 1. when a Domain
Administrator installs NT on another workstation or server, he can add
the machine at that time. 2. An admin can go to a PC, open the Networ
k control panel and add the machine from there. 3. An admin can use Se
rver Manager and add the PC to the Domain, then the user can add the P
C to the domain from their Network control panel. Note that User Manag
er for Domains allows you to create USER accounts, not COMPUTER accoun
ts. You add COMPUTERS to a domain -- look at the list in Server Manage
r.
* 9.) The FISHER Company has one central location and three remote loc
ations. Each location has one NT Server computer and 40 Workstations.
The workstations at the remote locations use NetBEUI to connect to res
ources on the local network. They use a router and TCP/IP to connect t
o the central site. The remote workstations send approximately 90% of
the time accessing local resources and 10% accessing resources in the
central location. How do you configure the bindings for optimal perfor
mance?
a) At the remote locations servers set up NetBEUI first AND TCP/IP for
the server Service
b) At the central location servers set up TCP/IP first and Net BEUI se
cond for the server service
c) At the remote location workstations set up NetBEUI first and TCP/IP
second for the Workstation Service
d) At the remote location workstations set up TCP/IP first and NetBEUI
second for the Workstation Service
e) Binding order will not affect the speed of the network access
>>Answer - C (The machine will go down the protocol binding list looki
ng for a protocol to communicate with. Since they use local resources
more (using NetBEUI) you want it first in the binding order.)
XXX-man> Also, A is not correct because the Server service on NT Serve
r machines is not affected by network order -- it adjusts to each requ
est as needed.
10.) You want to install NT Server on an MS-DOS based computer by usin
g the network. The server installation files are available on a shared
directory on an NT Server named CF1. What must you do to start the in
stallation?
a) Boot the MS-DOS based computer from the NT Server setup disk
b) CF1 use the Client Network administrator to create an NT Server sta
rtup disk, boot the MS-DOS based computer from MS-DOS, run winnt.exe f
rom the startup disks.
c) Boot the MS-DOS based computer from MS-DOS insert the first NT Flop
py and run
Winnt.exe from the disk
d) Boot the MS-DOS based computer from MS-DOS, connect to the shared d
irectory which contains the NT Server files. Run Winnt32.exe form that
drive.
e) Boot the MS-DOS based computer from MS-DOS, connect to the shared d
irectory which contains the NT Server files. Winnt.exe form that drive
.
>>Answer - E
* 11.) You are installing NT Server on an Intel based computer from a
CD-ROM. The NT installation program fails to detect your non-SCSI CD-R
OM drive. How can you enable the NT setup program to recognize your no
n-SCSI CD-ROM drive?
a) Restart the NT installation program, select "specify additional dev
ice" and select the driver for the CD-ROM adapter.
b) Restart the NT installation program, select "scan system for mass s
torage devices"
c) Insert the Windows NT Setup boot disk, from the command prompt type
winnt.exe/s
d) Insert the Windows NT Setup boot disk, from the command prompt type
NT detect.com
>>Answer - A
XXX-man> I guess that because the question says "...fails to detect...
" means you had to have already pressed Enter when Setup asked "Press
Enter to let Setup detect mass storage devices on your computer." Sinc
e your CD was not recognized the first time around, you had already tr
ied answer B.
*** 12.) You attach an external tape drive to your NT Server Computer;
the tape drive requires a SCSI controller, which you also install. Wh
at must you do to make the new SCSI controller and tape drive to work
with the system? (Choose three)
a) Install the appropriate driver for the SCSI controller
b) Install the appropriate driver for the Tape device
c) Install the Windows NT Backup program
d) Restart the Server
e) Start the SCSI controller by using the "SCSI adapters" option in Co
ntrol Panel
>>Answer - A, B, and D
** 13.) Your NT Server computer is configured to use NWLINK IPX/SPX co
mpatible protocol. Your clients also use IPX/SPX protocol. Your client
s are not able to connect to the server. What is the most likely cause
of the problem?
a) The SUBNET Mask was set incorrectly.
b) File permissions were set to no access.
c) An incorrect frame type was selected on the server
d) The workstation service on the NT Server failed to start.
>>Answer - C (you must have the right frame type when communicating wi
th IPX/SPX or you will get zero connectivity)
* 14.) A NT Server computer on your network is infected with a boot se
ctor virus. To remove the virus you erase the contents of the boot sec
tor you restart the server and receive a massage that "the operating s
ystem can not be found". How should you fix the problem?
a) Format a floppy on a different NT computer, use this disk to start
the failed server and use the SYS command to reconstruct the boot sect
or.
b) Use the NT installation disk to start the failed server and when pr
ompted use the emergency repair disk to reconstruct the boot partition
.
c) Run the RDISK utility on the server to repair the system partition.
d) Start the server with a diskette, which contains the NT system file
s, and run Disk administrator.
>>Answer - B (the ERD can do many good things. Be sure to always have
a current one (machine specific!) and know what you can do with it!)
* 15.) A print device attached to an NT Server computer stops working.
Several documents are waiting to print. You want to send these docume
nts to an identical print device attached to a remote NT Server comput
er. How can you do this?
a) Use Network Neighborhood to open the printer on the remote server.
Copy and paste the print jobs from the failed print device to the new
print device.
b) Use Network Neighborhood to open the printer on the remote server.
Drag the print jobs from the failed print device and the new print dev
ice.
c) Modify the port properties of the failed printer and specify a new
port by using the UNC name of the remote printer.
d) Delete the failed printer, create a new printer on the NT Server co
mputer as a network printer and specify the unique name of the remote
printer, use the same share name that failed printer used.
>>Answer - C (Originally was D, verified to be C from ExamPrep)
* 16.) You create a stripe set with parity on a Windows NT Server comp
uter with 3 disk drives connected to a SCSI controller. After one of t
he drives fail, you replace it with a new one. The drive that contains
the system and paging files was not affected. How do you restore?
a) Back up the existing data to another disk or tape and recreate the
stripe set and restore the data.
b) Use disk administrator to select existing stripe members, on the ne
w disk drive select a space that is AT LEAST the same size as the exit
ing stripe members and choose Regenerate from the fault tolerance menu
.
c) Use disk administrator to create a partition on the new disk drive
that is the same size as the individual drive members and choose regen
erate form the fault tolerance menu of disk administrator.
d) Do nothing. NT Server will automatically detect the new disk and re
cover the stripe set with parity.
>>Answer - C (Originally was B, in a Stripe Set, all drives must be th
e same size. Answer B seems to imply you can have a larger partition t
han the existing ones, which is wrong.)
XXX-man> I am afraid I'm gonna have to go with B as well. It is really
impossible in the real world to get two, let alone three, hard drives
the same size. When setting up a strip set with parity, the drives mu
st be very close to the same size, then NT will create 3 partitions on
the 3 drives that are EXACTLY the same size. When replacing a bad dri
ve, it must be AT LEAST as big as the other two partitions, it certain
ly cannot be smaller.
17.) You want to create a backup copy of the entire registry of a Wind
ows NT Server computer you want to include the Security Settings and t
he User Accounts how can you do this while the computer is running?
a) Use the Windows NT backup program.
b) Use Server Manager.
c) Use Windows NT Explorer.
d) Use Disk Administrator.
>>Answer - A (You can also do this with the ERD using the /s switch (i
.e. rdisk.exe /s ))
* 18.) Remote users dial into a RAS server to access a company databas
e. The application that is used requires the use of a socket interface
. All servers on the network have both NetBEUI and TCP/IP installed. T
he remote users will use NT Workstation with NetBEUI. What else needs
to be done?
a) Install the Windows socket interface from the source media.
b) Select how the IP address will be assigned to the workstation.
c) Configure PPP settings for NetBEUI.
d) Configure SLIP settings for TCP/IP.
>>Answer - C (PPP is the most common protocol when dealing with RAS. I
t can support IPX/SPX, NetBEUI, and TCP/IP. These two facts seem to fi
x with the question. BTW, SLIP only handles TCP/IP. If I were to choos
e two, it would be 'B' as well.)
** 19.) You install client based administration tools on a Windows 95
client computer. You want to use the client to manage file permissions
on your NT Server computer. What should you use from the client compu
ter?
a) Server Manager
b) User Manager for Domains
c) Windows Explorer
d) Disk Administrator
>>Answer - C
* 20.) You configure your RAS Server to use DHCP to assign TCP/IP addr
esses. The Windows NT Workstation Computers are configured to receive
IP addresses from the server. Which additional configuration setting o
r settings for the workstations can you manage. (Choose three)
a) Default gateway addresses.
b) Default FTP addresses.
c) DNS addresses.
d) WINS server addresses.
e) Mail server addresses.
>>Answer - A, C, and D
21.) Your network is configured as a single domain and has four domain
controllers. All Windows administrators use NT Workstation computers.
You want to provide notification, to users who are administrators, wh
en a system event occurs on any of the servers. How do you do this?
a) Add the user names of the Administrators to the Server Operators gr
oup, they will receive alerts automatically when the system events occ
ur.
b) Start the Alerter service on each workstation that is used by an ad
ministrator.
c) On the PDC use Server Manager to add the Domain Admins group to the
list of names that should receive alerts.
d) On each controller use server manager to add the user name of each
administrator to the list of names that should receive alerts.
>>Answer - D (If I were to choose two, possibly 'A' as well.)
XXX-man> In User Manager for Domains, the only possible place to speci
fy such things would be under Policies, User Rights. I don't see squat
about Alerts. I don't think there is any chance A is correct. Go to C
ontrol Panel, Server, Alerts and right there is New Computer or Userna
me. Add the names of the administrators. Therefore D and just D is the
answer.
** 22.) How are file names and file permissions affected when you copy
a directory from an NTFS partition to a FAT partition? Choose all tha
t apply.
a) All long file names are discarded.
b) All long file names are retained.
c) All file permissions are retained.
d) All file permissions are discarded.
e) All file permissions are inherited from the destination directory.
>>Answer - B and D (Since FAT offers no security, all file permissions
are lost. FAT does, however, support LFN.
* 23.) You want to create a home directory for Erick in a shared direc
tory named Homedirs on a BDC. How should you create and assign the hom
e directory to Erick?
a) In User Manager for domains specify a UNC to the home directory.
b) In User Manager for domains specify the domain, the server, and the
directory name for the home directory.
c) In Windows NT Explorer create the home directory on the BDC and ass
ign "Take Ownership" permission to Erick.
d) In Windows NT Explorer create the home directory on the BDC and ass
ign "Full Control" permission to Erick.
>>Answer - A
*** 24.) What can you use to create shared directories on remote Windo
ws NT Server computers?
a) Use User Manager for Domains
b) Disk Administrator
c) Control Panel
d) Server Manager
>>Answer - D (Server Manager will always be your first choice in this
situation. If you already have a shared drive, you can connect to the
share and add additional shares to the drive or directories on that dr
ive using Windows Explorer.)
25.) You install a RAS Server on your network. Remote users will use N
T Workstation computers for Dialup Networking to access a database. Th
e database is stored on a different NT Server computer than the RAS Se
rver. You want to use data encryption to protect sensitive data. How d
o you accomplish this?
a) Configure RAS Server to require data encryption for only NT Worksta
tion computers. Configure the Server, which contains the DB to require
data encryption for remote users.
b) Configure the RAS Server to require data encryption for specific mo
dem ports. Configure the NT workstation computers to dial up to the mo
dems attached only to these ports.
c) Configure RAS Server to require data encryption for specific user a
ccounts.
d) Configure the RAS Server to allow for all remote users. Configure t
he server that contains the DB to require encryption for remote users.
>>Answer - D
XXX-man> This question definitely sucks. A is not correct because, on
an NT server, there is no way when configuring RAS to choose for whom
there is encryption. It is either on or off for all RAS connections. H
ow do I know this? On my PDC I bogus-installed two ports and two modem
s. Then when you click on Network (which is where you set encryption t
ypes) it does not matter which port you have selected. Encryption appl
ies to all ports and modems on a server. Therefore B is also not corre
ct. C is not correct because there is nothing to do with user accounts
under RAS (except in Remote Access Admin utility, but the permissions
are really just on or off). That leaves D. Well, yes, allowing all us
ers to connect to the RAS server certainly lets everyone in. But how a
re we supposed to know if some random database running on some other m
achine (what Unix? a Mac? oh, ok, even an NT server running SQL -- lik
e we're supposed to know about THAT!) is able to determine that a user
trying to access
the database on the server has connected to some OTHER server via remo
te access. I mean really, are we to assume that a Macintosh running a
FileMaker Pro database can provide encryption for a user connecting to
an NT server running RAS and Services for Macintosh?. What the heck?!
?!
** 26.) Your network has five NT Server computers, which are located i
n three different subnets, users of remote Windows NT Workstations use
Dialup Networking to connect to the network. You want to minimize the
time it takes for these workstations to resolve the addresses. What i
s the best way to accomplish this?
a) Use a local LMHosts on each NT Workstation computer.
b) Disable the NetBios interface on each NT Workstation computer.
c) Use a LMHosts file on the RAS Server.
d) Install WINS Service on each Windows NT Workstation computer
>>Answer - A ('D' is incorrect because installing WINS on the Workstat
ion will not help. WINS would need to be installed on a server in each
subnet and then configure replication between the subnets. LMHosts mu
st be on the client, so 'C' is incorrect. 'B' does more harm than good
.)
XXX-man> Actually D is really incorrect because you cannot install the
WINS service on a WORKSTATION at all -- you can point to a WINS SERVE
R under the TCP/IP settings of a workstation. [And as for the explanat
ion above, I installed WINS onto my PDC and there is NO configuration
available -- i.e. no replication. This leads me to believe that you sh
ould set up a number of servers with the WINS service and point the cl
ients to those servers (you can point to two of them -- Primary and Se
condary). So you would probably set up the service on one server per s
ubnet, and use another servers, such as the another nearby server, or
even the PDC, as the secondary WINS server.]
27.) You want to prevent all users, except members of the administrato
rs group, from logging on to the domain from any of the controllers. W
hat must you do?
a) Remove all users except members of the administrators group from th
e interactive special group.
b) Place all users except members of the administrators group in the i
nteractive special group.
c) Insure that only members of the administrator group have the right
to log on locally.
d) Insure that only members of the administrators group have the right
to log on to a domain controller.
>>Answer - C
** 28.) The VGA adapter on your Windows NT Server fails while you are
using a high resolution setting. You install a new video adapter that
is not identical to the failed adapter. You want the server to run in
high-resolution mode, what must you do (Choose two)
a) Reinstall the Windows NT Server.
b) Select the VGA Mode option from the Windows Startup screen
c) Press space bar during startup to invoke last known good configurat
ion.
d) Install the new video driver by using the Emergency repair disk.
e) Install the video driver by using the display option in control pan
el.
>>Answer - B and E (You need to do 'B' because the settings before wil
l probably not be compatible with this new card you are putting in. So
you must boot up in the default VGA mode at 640x480, then install the
new drivers and setup the display settings again (choice 'E'))
29.) You want to identify the OS version & role of each Windows NT Ser
ver and Windows NT Workstation member of a domain controller. Where ca
n you do this?
a) Network
b) Server Manager
c) Performance Monitor
d) NetWare Client Administrator
>>Answer - B (The Server Manager lists out all the machines in the dom
ain and if they are a Server or Workstation. You can also add addition
al comments next to each machine giving a more detailed description of
its role in the network, such as PDC, BDC, webserver, etc.)
**** 30.) You want to view counters for TCP/IP activity on three Windo
ws NT server computers. You will run Performance Monitor on Windows NT
workstation computers to view this information.
a) Install SNMP service on each of the Windows NT server computers
b) Install SNMP service on the NT workstation
c) Create a log file on TCP/IP performance counters
d) Create a report on TCP/IP performance counters
>>Answer - A (SNMP is used for relaying network information, which mus
t be installed on the machine you want to monitor)
XXX-man> I think the answer is C for a number of reasons. 1. I have tw
o MCSE books on NT server, neither one of which even mentions SNMP. 2.
You CAN create a Log file in Performance Monitor for remote computers
that will monitor network parameters -- use the Network Interface obj
ect. True, not exactly TCP/IP, but then again... 3. I installed SNMP o
n my PDC and it doesn't seem to monitor TCP/IP any more specifically t
han the Performance Monitor, Network Interface. 4. Network Monitor (no
t included in the answers above, but could be on the test!) can only m
onitor network things on the local computer on which it is installed.
** 31.) Your network has three Windows NT server computers you want to
be able to monitor disk space usage on each sever so that you will be
notified when free space on any partition falls below 25%. How can yo
u do this?
a) On each Server, use server manager to add your computer name or use
r name to the list of names that alerts should be sent to.
b) On each server, use Server Manager to start the alerter service, ch
ange the startup parameters so that your account name is specified as
the logon name for the alerter service
c) On your computer use Performance monitor to create an alert on the
% free space counter for each logical disk on each server.
d) On one server start the schedule service use the AT command to star
t the Diskperf utility at desired intervals.
>>Answer - A and C
XXX-man> I'm gonna have to disagree -- the only correct answer is C, N
OT A. Not only because I just set up a server Performance Monitor gene
rating an alert record every 5 seconds, but the only alert option unde
r Performance Monitor is to Run Program on Alert. This alert in Perfor
mance Monitor is apparently different from a System Alert. Do this: on
a Server, go to Control Panel, Server, Alerts, Help. Read about Send
Administrative Alerts To and click the little 'administrative alerts'
text and read. Nothing about Performance Monitor alerts, just System a
lerts. On a Domain Controller, going to Server Manager, double-clickin
g on a server, and clicking on Alerts gives you the same thing as sitt
ing in front of the server.)
32.) Duplicate. See question #1.
33.) Your RAS server is configured as (shown in the exhibit). Users of
Windows NT workstation computers dial in to the RAS server.
a) Run applications that require Windows sockets interface
b) Run applications that require NetBios interface
c) Use IPX protocols to administer NetWare servers that reside on the
network
d) Connect shared resources that reside on the RAS server.
>>Answer - A (Depends on Exhibit)
* 34.) It's missing !!! here are the answers !!!
Dial Out:
x NetBEUI
x TCP/IP
x IPX
Allow remote:
x NetBEUI
x TCP/IP
IPX
Encryption:
x Allow any authentication including clear text
35.) You are the administrator of three network locations. You adminis
ter these networks remotely by dialing in via dial-up Networking from
your Windows NT workstation computer's feature to automatically connec
t to each RAS server based on the UNC name. What must you do on your W
indows NT workstation computer to use the RAS AutoDial feature to auto
matically logon?
a) Install DNS service
b) Install a null modem
c) Configure the workstation with SLIP
d) Create a phone book entry for each RAS server you want to use.
e) Create an LMhosts file that maps DNS names to IP addresses
>>Answer - D
36.) You are configuring a Windows NT Server computer that will store
important data. Which fault-tolerance method or methods can you use to
allow recovery in the event of a hard disk failure? (Choose two)
a) Disk mirroring
b) Stripe set
c) Stripe set with parity
d) Volume set
>>Answer - A and C (Of the RAID methods that NT supports, only Disk Mi
rroring (RAID 1), Disk Duplexing (RAID 1), and Striping with Parity (R
AID 5) offer fault tolerance. Any others would require you to replace
the drive and restore from backup.)
37.) You want to implement a stripe set with parity on your new Window
s NT Server computer. What is the minimum number of hard disk controll
ers and physical disks required to implement stripe set with parity?
a) one hard disk controller and two physical disks
b) one hard disk controller and three physical disks
c) two hard disk controllers and two physical disks
d) two hard disk controllers and three physical disks
>>Answer - B
*** 38.) What is the minimum hardware required for disk duplexing?
a) one hard disk controller and two physical disks
b) one hard disk controller and three physical disks
c) two hard disk controllers and two physical disks
d) two hard disk controllers and four physical disks
>>Answer - C
39.) Duplicate. See question #35
** 40.) Your Microsoft Windows 95 client computers access shared resou
rces on a Windows NT Server computer. The Windows 95 computers have cl
ient for Microsoft Networks installed. You want to allow the Windows 9
5 client computers to access files on a Netware. What should you do to
the NT Server?
a) From Windows NT Explorer, use the Map Network Drive button to conne
ct a drive to the NetWare server. Then share that mapped drive.
b) From Server Manager, use the Shared Directories option on the Compu
ter menu to share the desired directories on the NetWare server.
c) From the Gateway Service for NetWare option in Control Panel, use t
he Gateway
option to share the desired directories on the NetWare server
d) From User Manager for Domains, use the Logon to option in the User
Properties dialog box to allow the Windows 95 client computers to acce
ss the NetWare
server.
>>Answer - C (Rule: GSNW allow NT to access NetWare and NWLink allows
NetWare to access NT.)
41.) The NetWare 3.x server at your branch office will be moved to the
network at corporate headquarters. The headquarters network has 1 Win
dows NT Server computer and 60 Microsoft Windows 95 workstations. The
headquarters workstations use Client for Microsoft windows, you want a
ll clients to be able to access the NetWare server.
a) Install and configure Gateway Service for NetWare on the Windows NT
Server computer. No additional software is required on the Windows 95
workstations.
b) Install and configure Gateway Service for NetWare on the Windows NT
Server computer. Reconfigure the Windows 95 workstations to use Clien
t for NetWare Networks only.
c) Install and configure NWLink IPX/SPX compatible transport on the Wi
ndows NT Server computer. Reconfigure the Windows 95 workstation to us
e Client for NetWare Networks only.
d) Install and configure RIP for NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport o
n the Windows NT Server computer. No additional software is required o
n the Windows 95 workstations.
>>Answer - A (Re-wording / Same concept as question #40)
42.) You set up directory auditing as shown in the exhibit. (Click the
Exhibit button.) How will auditing be performed?
a) Any attempts to make changes to an existing file in a subdirectory
of Corporate Archives will be audited.
b) Any files that are moved from a directory located on the same parti
tion as the Corporate Archives directory will inherit this Audit polic
y.
c) Any unsuccessful attempts to delete a file in the Corporate Archive
s directory will be audited.
d) Any unsuccessful attempts to modify a file in the Corporate Archive
s directory will be audited.
>>Answer - (Depends on the exhibit)
* 43.) Your network has three Windows NT Server computers. You want to
change the role of one BDC so it becomes the PDC. You are working fro
m a Windows NT Workstation computer that has Client-based Network Admi
nistration Tools installed. What is the best way to promote the BDC to
PDC?
a) Shut down the existing PDC. Use Server Manager to promote the desir
ed BDC to a PDC. Restart the old PDC. It will be automatically demoted
to a BDC when the new PDC is detected.
b) Shut down both the existing PDC and the BDC that will be promoted.
Restart the BDC. It will automatically become a PDC when no other PDC
is detected. Restart the old PDC. It will be automatically demoted whe
n the new PDC is detected.
c) Use server Manager to stop the Net Logon service on both the PDC an
d BDC. Promote the BDC to a PDC. Demote the old PDC to a BDC. Start th
e Net Logon service on both computers.
d) Use server manager to promote the BDC to a PDC. The existing PDC wi
ll be automatically demoted.
>>Answer - D (You should NEVER promote a BDC to PDC without the PDC be
ing online. If the PDC is taken off-line, then the PDC may still have
some necessary synchronization left to do to the BDC's. If a BDC is pr
omoted, the PDC will finish all syncs automatically before being autom
atically demoted to BDC.
Also, if you take the PDC down, promote the BDC, then bring the PDC ba
ck on-line, there will be confusion on who is the true PDC.
44.) You want to configure your domain so that users can execute their
logon scripts regardless of which server validates their logon. What
can you do to ensure that the logon scripts will be available on all d
omain controllers?
a) Install SNMP on all domain controllers.
b) Configure all servers with disk mirroring.
c) Use the Directory Replicator service on all servers.
d) Synchronize the BDC's with the PDC whenever changes are made to the
logon scripts.
>>Answer - C
*** 45.) You are administering a Windows NT Server computer from a Mic
rosoft Windows 95 client computer. You install Client-based Network Ad
ministration Tools on the Windows 95 client computer. You want to shar
e a CD-ROM drive that is attached to the Windows NT Server. How can yo
u do this?
a) The Net.exe utility
b) Server Manager
c) Disk Administrator
d) Windows NT Explorer
>>Answer - B (Re-wording / Same concept as question #24. Remotely, you
can use Windows Explorer to add additional shares (directory shares)
to an already shared drive, but you can't add a share to the drive its
elf without using Server Manager (remember, this is remotely))
** 46.) You want default properties and standard group memberships to
be automatically assigned to new user accounts as the accounts are cre
ated. What should you do in User Manager for Domains to accomplish thi
s?
a) Create a user, account named USER-TEMPLATE. Assign to USER - TEMPLA
TE the desired properties and group memberships. When new user account
s are created, they will automatically be assigned these properties.
b) Create a global group named USER-TEMPLATE. Assign to USER - TEMPLAT
E the desired properties and group memberships. New user accounts will
automatically be assigned these properties when they are created.
c) Create a user account named USER-TEMPLATE. Assign to USER - TEMPLAT
E the desired properties and group memberships. Copy USER-TEMPLATE to
create new user accounts.
d) Create the new user accounts and highlight them. Copy to the highli
ghted user accounts an existing user account that has the desired prop
erties and group memberships.
>>Answer - C
47.) Duplicate. See question #27.
48.) You install a second network adapter in a computer that runs Micr
osoft Windows NT Server. The computer uses COM1, COM2, LPT1, and LPT2.
The network adapter is set to use 1/0 port address 300 and IRQ3. Whic
h device conflicts with these settings?
a) VGA adapter
b) COM1
c) COM2
d) LPT1
>>Answer - C (Rule: odd COM port goes with even IRQ setting, and vice
versa. Example, COM1 uses IRQ2 or IRQ4 and COM2 using IRQ1 or IRQ3.
49.) Your network is configured as a single domain that has 3 domain c
ontrollers and 25 Windows NT Workstation computers. For security purpo
ses, you assign roaming user profiles to all user accounts in the doma
in. The profiles are mandatory. The server on which the profile reside
d is down. what happen when users logon:
a) Users will log on successfully and will receive the Default User pr
ofile.
b) Users will log on successfully and will receive their profiles, but
any changes made to the computer will be lost.
c) Users will not be able to log on to the domain.
d) User can choose to log on to the domain and select a profile that i
s stored on a different server.
>>Answer - C
50.) You use Disk Administrator to create a stripe set with parity. Yo
u have four hard disks. Each hard disk has 250 MB of free space. How m
uch total space will be available for data storage ?
a) 250 MB
b) 500 MB
c) 750 MB
d) 1,000 MB
>>Answer - C (There are four hard disks, but the size of one drive wil
l be used as parity data. 250M * (4-1) = 750M
* 51.) You want to use Network Client Administrator to install Microso
ft Windows 95 on a new computer. What must You do? (Choose three.)
a) Share the Windows 95 installation files.
b) Create a Windows 95 network installation startup disk
c) Create a Windows 95 network installation disk set.
d) Boot the new computer from the network installation startup disk
e.) Install Windows 95 from the network installation disk set.
>>Answer - A, C, and E
XXX-man> Dude... NO WAY! The answers are A, B, and D! Yes, using Netwo
rk Client Administrator, you share the Win 95 install files. BUT, your
first choice is to either Make Network Installation Startup Disk or M
ake Installation Disk Set. Try it! If you do the FIRST option (a singl
e DISK) and hit Continue, you get some more options, then you are aske
d which OS -- Network Client for DOS or *Win 95*! So that is why it is
just the SINGLE disk, not disk SET. Then, read the names above again
-- choice D is a STARTUP disk. That's right, you boot (startup) from i
t into DOS, connect to the network share, and install Win 95.
52.) You install Windows NT Server on partition C of a new computer th
at has three physical disks. How can you provide fault tolerance for y
our Windows NT system files?
a) Convert partition C to NTFS, and then extend the partition to the s
econd physical disk by creating an extended volume set.
b) Mirror partition C to the second physical disk
c) Create a stripe set by combining partition C and the second physica
l disk.
d) Create a stripe set with parity by combining partition C and the ot
her two physical disks.
>>Answer - B (Because System and/or Boot files cannot be in a Stripe o
r Volume Set.
Plus, Volume Sets do not offer fault tolerance. So, if you want fault
tolerance on a System or Boot partition, your only choice is Mirroring
or Duplexing)
* 53.) Ten Windows NT Workstation computers are being moved from your
branch office to the company's main office. The main office has a netw
ork that consists of a single domain named CENTRAL. You want the branc
h-office Windows NT workstation computers to be able to logon to the d
omain.
a) A domain administrator must use Server Manager to add the workstati
on to the CENTRAL domain.
b) A Workstation administrator must log on at each workstation and con
figure the workstation to join the CENTRAL domain.
c) A domain administrator must log on at each workstation and create a
computer account, and must then join the CENTRAL domain.
d) A Workstation administrator must log on at each workstation and cre
ate the computer account, and must then join the CENTRAL domain.
e) A Workstation administration must reinstall the Windows NT Workstat
ion Software on each workstation and configure the workstations to joi
n the CENTRAL domain.
>>Answer - A (Re-wording / Same concept as question #8)
XXX-man> Watch for the bogus "Workstation Administrator" -- there is n
o such thing, rule out those answers immediately. So for example, answ
er B could be correct if it were a Domain admin. What's wrong with C?
A domain admin cannot log on as an admin on a workstation until AFTER
the workstation joins the domain.
** 54.) You want to repair a Windows NT Server installation on a compu
ter. You do not have the three installation disks that you need. How s
hould you create the three installation disks?
a) On a Microsoft MS-DOS-based computer, run winnt.exe/ox from the Win
dows NT Server CD-ROM.
b) On a Microsoft MS-DOS-based computer, run Setup.exe from the Window
s NT Server CD-ROM.
c) On a Microsoft MS-DOS-based computer, run Winnt32.exe from the Wind
ows NT Server CD-ROM.
d) On a Windows NT computer, run Winnt.exe from the Windows NT Server
CD-ROM.
e) On a Windows NT computer, run Setup.exe from the Windows NT Server
CD-ROM.
>>Answer - A
** 55.) You are installing a print device that is connected directly t
o a Windows NT Server 4.0 computer. Your network has both Windows NT W
orkstation 4.0 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 computers. How should y
ou configure the printer to support these workstations?
a) During printer installation, install the drivers for all needed har
dware platforms and versions of Windows NT.
b) During printer installation, install only the Windows NT 3.51 print
er driver.
c) On each Windows NT 3.51 computer, install the Windows NT 4.0 printe
r driver from the Windows NT 4.0 source media.
d) Do nothing. The Windows NT 4.0 printer drivers are compatible with
the Windows NT 3.51 computers.
>>Answer - A (By installing all the drivers on the Server, all the cli
ents can just connect to the server and get the necessary drivers from
there. It is a little ambiguous whether the NT Server already has the
4.0 drivers installed or has nothing and you are installing from scra
tch (I'm thinking the latter).
If the NT 4.0 Server is assumed to already have printer drivers instal
led, the NT Workstations can use these same drivers. The only drivers
that are left to install are the NT 3.51 drivers. This would mean 'B'
is correct (in that situation))
XXX-man> You know what happens when you make an assumption... you make
an ass out of you and uption!
- Samuel L. Jackson, The Long Kiss Goodnight
** 56.) Your network consists of 3 Windows NT Server computers and 100
Windows NT Workstation computers. The server are named Research1, Sal
es1, and Admin1. The network is configured as one subnet. and TCP/IP i
s used by all computers. Users in the Research often transfer many lar
ge data that slow down the whole network. What should you do to improv
e the network performance?
a) Install NetBEUI on the Research department workstation and server.
Configure the Research department computers to use NetBEUI.
b) Install a second network adapter in Research1 and connect this adap
ter to the existing physical subnet. Configure only the Research depar
tment workstations to use the new adapter.
c) Install a second network adapter in Research1 and create a new phys
ical subnet for the Research department. Enable IP forwarding between
the two subnets. Connect the Research department workstations to this
new subnet.
d) Add a second IP address on the Research1 network adapter and create
a new logical subnet for the Research department users. Enable IP for
warding between the two subnets. Configure the Research department wor
kstations to use this new subnet.
>>Answer - C
** 57.) Your network uses NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport. Half of
the client computers use the 802.3 frame type, and the other half use
the 802.2 frame type. You are adding a Windows NT Server computer to
the network. This server has one network adapter. What do you have to
do to the NT Server to communicate with all the clients?
a) Install and configure RIP for NWLink IPXJSPX Compatible Transport.
b) Configure NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport to use Auto Frame Typ
e Detection.
c) Configure NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport to use Manual Frame T
ype Detection. Add the 802.3 and 802.2 frame types.
d) Install the driver for the network adapter twice, once for each fra
me type. Configure each instance of the driver to support one of the r
equired frame types.
>>Answer - C (If you use auto-detection (answer B), then the first fra
me type NT comes across will be the default frame type. This means if
802.2 is detected, it will be the default and 802.3 won't be able to c
ommunicate. Thus, you MUST explicitly define both types (answer C). Th
e only two NetWare frame types are 802.3 (NetWare 3.x) and 802.2 (NetW
are 4.x).)
* 58.) Your network is configured as a single domain that has one PDC
and two BDCs. You want to use the current PDC as an application server
. How should you reconfigure the roles of the domain controllers?
a) Promote one of the BDC's to become PDC. Reconfigure the former PDC
as a member server.
b) Promote one of the BDC's to become the PDC. Reinstall the former PD
C and configure it as a member server.
c) Demote the PDC to become a member server. Reinstall an existing BDC
and configure it as the PDC.
d) Demote the PDC to become a member server. Promote one of the BDC's
to become the PDC.
>>Answer - B (You cannot go from a member server to a domain controlle
r or back to a member server without re-installing NT)
59.) Windows NT Server 3.51 is installed on your computer. You want to
upgrade to Windows NT Server 4.0, and you want to preserve your exist
ing configuration settings. How can you perform the upgrade? (Choose t
wo)
a) Boot from the Windows NT 4.0 Setup boot disk. Install the Windows N
T 4.0 files in the directory that contains your Windows NT 3.51 files.
b) Boot from the Windows NT 4.0 Setup boot disk. Install the Window NT
4.0 files in a new Winnt40 directory.
c) Start Windows NT 3.51.Run Winnt32.exe from the Windows NT command p
rompt. Install the Windows NT 4.0 files in the directory that contains
your Windows NT 3.51 files.
d) Start Windows NT 3.51. Run Winnt.exe from the Windows NT command pr
ompt. Install the Windows NT 4.0 files in the directory that contains
your Windows NT 3.51 files.
>>Answer - A & C (if you only have to choose one, then 'C' is the bett
er choice)
60.) A user at a Microsoft Windows 95 client computer connects to a sh
ared printer on a Windows NT Server computer that is configured as a P
DC. The user reports that she cannot access files in a shared director
y on that server. You make the user a member of a group that has full
control to the shared directory but she still cannot access. What is m
ost likely the problem?
a) The user is using an incorrect password.
b) The change you made to the user's group membership will not take ef
fect until the user logs off and logs on again.
c) The change you made to the user's group membership has not yet been
replicated to all of the domain controllers.
d) The user does not have an account in the domain.
>>Answer - B
61.) You create a printer on your Windows NT Server computer for a net
work interface HP LaserJet print device. When you use Print Manager to
select a print destination, the Hewlett-Packard Network Port option d
oes not appear. Why does this happen?
a) The user is using an incorrect password.
b) DLC is not installed on the server.
c) The print device is not properly configured to use the optional I/0
port.
d) You did not select an HP LaserJet-compatible printer driver.
>>Answer - B (Previously was C, Printers connected directly to the net
work, usually HP printers, require DLC to be installed)
*** 62.) Your RAS server has two internal modems. Remote users report
that when they try to dial in to the RAS server, they are being discon
nected immediately. How should you diagnose this problem?
a) Use the Registry Editor to enable device logging.
b) Use Performance Monitor to view RAS connection details.
c) use Network Monitor to view RAS connection details.
d) Use the Remote Access Admin utility to view the port status.
>>Answer - A
* 63.) You configure an x86-based Windows NT Server computer with disk
mirroring for the boot partition. The primary hard disk on this serve
r fails. How should you create a fault-tolerance boot disk to boot fro
m the mirrored partition?
a) Format a floppy disk by using Microsoft MS-DOS. Copy Ntldr, Ntdetec
t.com, Ntbootdd.sys and Boot.ini to that disk. On the floppy disk, mak
e no changes to the files.
b) Format a floppy disk by using Microsoft MS-DOS. Copy Ntldr, Ntdetec
t.com, Ntbootdd.sys, and Boot.ini to that disk. On the floppy disk, ma
ke changes to the ARC path name in the Boot.ini file to reflect the lo
cation of the system files on the mirrored disk
c) Format a floppy disk by using Windows NT. Copy Ntldr, Ntdetect.com,
Ntbootdd.sys, and Boot.ini to that disk. On the floppy disk, make no
changes to the files.
d) Format a floppy disk by using Windows NT. Copy Ntldr, Ntdetect.com,
Ntbootdd.sys, and Boot.ini to that disk. On the floppy disk, make cha
nges to the ARC path name in the Boot.ini tile to reflect the location
of the system files on the mirrored disk.
>>Answer - B or D (The difference between the two choices seem to be t
he OS that you make the boot floppy on. Using NT you can surely format
a regular FAT disk and copy the required files to that disk. However,
since your NT machine is down, you can't use it to format the disk, s
o 'D' is assuming you have another NT machine to make the boot disk. A
ssumption can be bad. This would make 'B' more correct.
* 64.) Documents are failing to print because of a lack of disk space
on the system partition. How should you correct this problem?
a) Use Windows NT Explorer to drag the spool directory to a new partit
ion.
b) Change the properties on the server to specify a new location for t
he spool directory. Give the spool directory a new location that conta
ins more free disk space.
c) Change the printer properties of each of the printers to specify a
new partition that will contain the spool files.
d) Use Disk Administrator to extend the system partition so that it co
ntains more free space.
>>Answer - B (needs verification)
XXX-man> Verified! On the machine that is acting as a print SERVER (th
e 'server' referred to in answer B), open Printers, go to File, Server
Properties, Advanced. Right here is where you can set the Spool Folde
r.
65.) Duplicate. See question #13.
66.) You add a new SCSI controller and network adapter to an existing
Windows NT Server computer. After you start the server, you receive a
message that says, "The dependency service failed to start." Where sho
uld you look for additional information?
a) The Bootlog.txt file
b) The Device.log file
c) The Services, option in Control Panel
d) Event viewer
>>Answer - D (Basic concept, if an event happens, use the Event Viewer
.)
67.) You want to perform a tape backup of the registry files of a Wind
ows NT Server computer. How must you use the Windows NT Backup program
to do this?
a) Select Differential as the backup type.
b) Use the Windows NT Backup program from a remote Windows NT Server c
omputer only.
c) Specify at least one file on the volume that contains the registry.
d) Stop the Server, service.
>>Answer - C (needs verification)
XXX-man-Man> Go to Administrative Tools, Backup, Operations, Backup. I
f you are like me and don't have a tape drive installed, you get an er
ror. So go to Help, Contents, Menu Commands, Operations Menu Commands,
Backup, and click on the Backup Local Registry button. This certainly
implies that you can backup the friggin' local machines registry to t
ape! The book I am reading says you can back up the Registry when NT i
s running. (Sybex NT Server 4 Exam Notes, page 303). But I don't see t
he answer above -- perhaps the answers haven't been transcribed proper
ly???
** 68.) You configure stripe set without parity on three physical disk
s. One of the disks fails. What can you do to recover data that was st
ored on the stripe set?
a) Break the stripe set and recover the data from the remaining physic
al disks.
b) Install a new hard disk to replace the failed disk and choose Regen
erate from the Fault Tolerance menu in Disk Administrator.
c) In the Chock for Error-s dialog box in Disk Administrator, select F
ix file system errors to recover the lost data.
d) Restore the lost data from tape backup.
>>Answer - D (If you don't have parity information, you can't regenera
te the lost information. The only choice is to use a backup.)
69.) A Windows NT Server computer performs a variety of I/0 transactio
ns. The server has five physical disks, each with two partitions. How
should you configure the paging file for optimal performance?
a) Place the paging file on the disk that contains the system files.
b) Place the paging file on any partition other than the boot partitio
n.
c) Distribute the paging file equally among all the logical partitions
, except on the disk that contains the system files.
d) Distribute the paging file equally among all the physical disks, ex
cept the disk that contains the boot and system files.
>>Answer - D (Re-wording / Same Concept as question #2)
* 70.) You run Performance Monitor on a Windows NT Workstation compute
r to view memory and disk counters on 10 Windows NT Server computers.
You notice that your workstation performs poorly because of the demand
s of tracking many counters. You want to increase performance of your
NT workstation
a) Use the System Properties dialog box to decrease the application pe
rformance setting for foreground applications.
b) Run Performance Monitor from the command line with the START comman
d to give Performance Monitor high priority.
c) Start the DISKperf utility to create a larger data-collection cache
.
d) Increase the time interval for data collection.
>>Answer - D (Since collecting data can be time and resource consuming
, the less you collect the data the better performance you are going t
o get. By increasing the interval between collection times, you are ef
fectively collecting the data less often.)
71.) The paging activity has increased on your Windows NT Server compu
ter. As a result, the operating system has expanded the paging file be
yond the specified initial paging size. How can this affect the operat
ing system? (Choose two)
a) Applications can take longer to start.
b) Network I/0 can be increased.
c) The disk containing the paging file can become fragmented.
d) The current contents of the paging file can be lost.
>>Answer - A and C (When the OS increases the size of the paging file,
it will allocate space. This space will probably not be right next th
e what is already allocated, thus fragmenting will occur. If your pagi
ng file is fragmented, applications will start slower. I always set my
paging file's min and max size to be equal, to eliminate paging file
fragmentation. However, if disk space is very tight, this may not be y
our best option.)
72.) Duplicate. See question #70.
73.) Your network has one PDC and three member servers. You want users
to be able to log on to the domain if the PDC fails.
a) Promote one of the member servers to become a BDC
b) Promote one of the member servers to become a PDC
c) Reinstall Windows NT Server on one of the member servers Configure
that server as a BDC.
d) Reinstall Windows NT Server on one of the member servers Configure
that server as a PDC.
>>Answer - C (You must reinstall to go from being a member server to a
PDC or BDC.)
*** 74.) You want to migrate the files and users accounts from a Netwa
re server to a Windows NT Server computer. What must you install on th
e Windows NT server computer before you can perform the migration?
a) FTP
b) RIP for NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport
c) Gateway Service for Netware
d) SAP Agent.
>>Answer - C (This is a requirement for migration)
** 75.) You install Gateway Service for Netware on a Windows NT Server
computer, you want to enable the gateway. What must you create?
a) You must create a user account named Ntgateway on the Netware serve
r. The user account must have rights for the resources you want to acc
ess.
b) You must create a user account named Ntgateway on the Windows NT se
rver computer. The user account must have rights to the gateway share
names.
c) You must create a group named Ntgateway on the NetWare server. The
group must have rights for the resources you want to access
d) You must create a group named Ntgateway on the Windows NT server co
mputer. The group must have rights to the gateway share names.
>>Answer - C (A user group must be installed on the NetWare server, bu
t only one account needs to be created on the NT machine.)
* 76.) Client computers on your network are Microsoft Windows 95 and M
icrosoft MS-DOS based computers. All of the client computers use Clien
t for Microsoft Network and NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport. Users
at all client computers must have access to data on the NetWare serve
r. What must you install on the NT Server?
a) Migration Tool for NetWare
b) NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible transport
c) Gateway Service for NetWare
d) RIP for NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport
>>Answer - C (Rule: Use GSNW for NT -> NetWare and NWLink for NetWare
-> NT)
* 77.) Your existing network consists of 2 NetWare servers and 100 Net
Ware client computers. You add a Windows NT Server computer to the net
work. It has a Microsoft SQL Server database installed on it. You want
the NetWare client computers to be able to access the data on the NT
server. What must you install on the NT server?
a) NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport
b) Gateway Service for Netware
c) Migration Tool for Netware
d) RIP for NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport
>>Answer - A (Re-wording / Same Concept as question #76)
* 78.) Your network is configured as a single domain named HQ. You ins
tall a Windows NT Server computer. For additional security you make th
is server a member server in the HQ domain. How can you specify admini
strators from the domain to access the Payroll directory with the chan
ge permission in your member server.
a) Create a local group named Finance on the new member sever. Add the
AcctMgrs global group to the Finance local group. Assign the Finance
local group Change permission for the Payroll directory.
b) Create a global group named Finance on the new member sever. Add th
e AcctMgrs global group to the Finance global group. Assign the Financ
e global group Change permission for the Payroll directory.
c) Create a global group named Finance on the new member sever. Add me
mbers of the AcctMgrs global group to the Finance global group. Assign
the Finance global group Change permissions for the Payroll directory
.
d) Create a local group named Finance in the HQ domain. Add the AcctMg
rs group to the Finance local group.
>>Answer - A (Rule: Users -> Global group -> Local Group -> Yes! (reme
mber U.G.L.Y.))
79.) Duplicate. See question #23.
* 80.) What happens to file permissions when you move files from one s
ubdirectory to another on the same NTFS partition?
a) All file permissions are inherited from the destination subdirector
y
b) All file permissions are discarded
c) All file permissions are retained
d) All file permissions are set to Full Control for the Everyone speci
al group.
>>Answer - C (Re-wording / Same concept as question #22. If you move a
file within a partition, then only pointers are updated, so all permi
ssions are retained. If you copy within a partition, then the new file
will inherit the permissions of the directory. If you are moving betw
een partitions, then a copy and delete occur. Thus, the rules of copyi
ng apply; the new file will inherit the permissions of the directory.)
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