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14. You are the administrator of a network supporting Windows 2000 Professional computers. Users in your company need multiple language support. A user wants to create a document in Notepad with text in both English and Greek. What should you do at the user's Windows 2000 Professional computer?
a. In Notepad, select the Greek version.
b. Install the Greek version of Windows 2000 Professional.
c. Close Notepad. Use the Regional Options icon in Control Panel to enable support for the Greek language. Restart Notepad.
d. Use the Regional Options icon in Control Panel to enable support for the Greek language. Log off, log back on, and restart Notepad.
A: C
15. You use Group Policy to enable the Enforce Password History setting. Which other policy should you configure?
a. Maximum password age
b. Minimum password age
c. Minimum password length
d. Passwords must meet complexity requirements
A: B
16. You are the administrator of your company's network. You want to support Internet printing from Windows 2000 Professional computers. What should you install?
a. Peer Web Services
b. Web Server Service
c. Print Spooler Service
d. Internet Information Service
A:
17. You are the administrator of a network supporting Windows 2000 Professional computers. You want to create home folders for all users on a network server. You create and share a folder to store all home folders on the server. What else should you do to simplify administration? (Choose two.)
a. Ensure that home folders reside on the volume where the operating system is installed.
b. Remove Full Control permission from the Everyone group, and assign Read to the Users group.
c. Ensure that home folders reside on a volume separate from applications and the operating system.
d. Remove Full Control permission from the Everyone group, and assign Full Control to the Users group.
A: CD
18. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Professional computer configured with two monitors operating at 1024x768 resolution and default refresh rates. You install an MS-DOS-based application that uses the Autoexec.nt and Config.nt files. You create a shortcut to the application. When you attempt to run the application, the screen display becomes distorted. When you attempt to use the secondary monitor to run the application, the application fails to open. What should you do to resolve this problem?
a. Edit Config.nt to serve as a custom startup file
b. Edit Autoexec.bat to serve as a custom startup file
c. Configure the MS-DOS application to run in a window
d. Configure the refresh rates for both displays to the optimal setting
A:
19. You are the administrator of a workgroup supporting Windows 2000 Professional computers. Users of the Developers group use the default Encrypting File System (EFS) settings to encrypt the contents of a folder on a Windows 2000 Professional computer. User RichardC has a Windows 2000 Professional computer at home, and he uses the Enhanced CryptoPAK to encrypt the file Technical.doc. RichardC copies Technical.doc to a floppy disk and brings it to work; however, he is unable to access Technical.doc. How can RichardC access Technical.doc at work?
a. Use the recovery agent
b. The document cannot be decrypted
c. Use the Cipher command-line utility
d. Log on as Administrator, and take ownership of the file
A: B
20. You want to troubleshoot system restoration by starting Windows 2000 Professional in Safe Mode. What should you do after the computer is restarted into Safe Mode? (Choose three.)
a. Run msinfo32
b. Run verifier
c. Expand Components, and click Problem Devices
d. Expand Software Environment, and click Drivers
e. Expand Hardware Resources, and click Forced Hardware
f. Expand Hardware Resources, and click Conflicts/Sharint
A:
21. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Professional computer with three hard disk drives (Disks 0, 1, and 2) containing dynamic NTFS volumes. Disks 1 and 2 each have at least 50 MB of free space. You want to achieve these results:
provide fault tolerance for a volume created from the free space
be able to extend a volume created from the free space
be able to include the free space in a striped volume
efficiently use the total available free space on both disks
Your proposed solution is to create a spanned volume using the free space on Disks 1 and 2.
Which results does the proposed solution provide? (Choose all that apply.)
a. The spanned volume is fault tolerant
b. You are able to extend the spanned volume
c. You are able to include the spanned volume in a striped volume
d. The total available free space on both disks can be used efficiently
A: BD
22. You are the administrator of your company's network. Users who are members of the Auditors group have raised some concerns about the security of the \Audit folder, which resides on an NTFS partition on a Windows 2000 Professional computer. Although only members of the Auditors group should have access to the folder, an unauthorized user is able to access the folder. The folder permissions are assigned as follows: Everyone group - Full Control; Auditors group - Modify.
What should you do?
a. In the folder properties, allow the Auditors group Full Control
b. In the folder properties, deny Full Control to the Everyone group
c. In the folder properties, remove Full Control permission from the Everyone group
d. In the folder properties, allow the Auditors group the Take Ownership special permission
A: C
23. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Professional computer with two monitors. The primary monitor displays the startup screen, and the secondary monitor displays the desktop. What should you do to resolve this problem? (Choose all that apply.)
a. Remove the primary adapter
b. Remove the secondary adapter
c. Ensure that VGA is disabled on the primary adapter display
d. Ensure that VGA is disabled on the secondary adapter display
A: CD
24. You are the administrator of your company's network supporting client computers running Windows for Workgroups 3.11, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, and Windows 2000. Which client computers can connect to an Internet printer? (Choose all that apply.)
a. Windows 2000
b. Windows 9x with the Internet Printing Client
c. Windows NT Workstation 4.0 with the Internet Printing Client
d. Windows for Workgroups 3.11 with the Internet Printing Client
A:
25. You are the administrator of your company's network. You want to perform an unattended installation of Windows 2000 Professional on 35 new computers. You create an answer file for an unattended upgrade, but when you test the installation process on five computers, text-mode Setup stops and waits for user input. Indicate which line you should change to successfully accomplish an unattended installation of Windows 2000 Professional.
A:
26. You are the administrator of your company's network. Users save their documents to a network server. A user with a portable Windows 2000 computer wants to work at home. When he goes home, he calls you to report that his files are not available. The user has no connectivity to the office while at home. What should you do to make the files available to the user at home? (Choose two.)
a. Instruct the user to enable offline folders. The user's documents will be available immediately.
b. Enable offline files on the network server, and configure manual caching for documents on the shared folder.
c. Enable offline files on the network server, and configure automatic caching for documents on the shared folder.
d. Instruct the user to enable offline folders. The user's documents will be available after the next time the user logs on to the network.
27. You are the administrator of a network supporting Windows NT 4.0 computers. Your office is located at the corporate headquarters in Dallas. You are planning to deploy a remote office in Munich, Germany. Most of the communication between Dallas and Munich will be in English, but personnel in Munich need to communicate in both German and English. At a minimum, which version of Windows 2000 Professional should you deploy in the Munich office?
a. English
b. Translated
c. Multilanguage
A: A
28. You are the administrator of a network supporting Windows 2000 Professional computers. Tom, a user, is leaving the company and is being replaced by Wayne. You want to deny access to Tom and assign Wayne the same level of access that Tom had. How can you accomplish these goals with a minimum of administrative effort?
a. Copy Tom's user profile to Wayne's new user account.
b. Rename Tom's user account to Wayne, and change the password.
c. Delete Tom's user account, create a new user account for Wayne, and assign it the same permissions that Tom's account was assigned.
d. Disable Tom's user account, create a new user account for Wayne, and assign it the same permissions that Tom's account was assigned.
A: B
29. You are the administrator of a small network supporting Windows NT 4.0 computers. You configure a setup script to automatically upgrade Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computers to Windows 2000 Professional. When you attempt to test the process on a single computer, you receive this error message:
"The specified Setup script file (path:\unattend.txt) is inaccessible or invalid. Contact your system administrator."
Which action will most likely resolve this error?
a. Add the UnattendedInstall="Yes" parameter to the [Unattended] section of your Unattend.txt file.
b. Add the UnattendMode=FullUnattended parameter to the [Data] section of your Unattend.txt file
c. Add the UnattendedInstall="Yes" parameter to the [GuiUnattended] section of your Unattend.txt file.
d. Add the UnattendMode=FullUnattended parameter to the [Unattended] section of your Unattend.txt file.
A: D
30. You need to install Windows 2000 Professional on a Pentium III computer running a Beta version of Microsoft Windows Millennium. How can you install Windows 2000 Professional on the computer? (Choose two.)
a. Start Windows Millennium, insert the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM, and choose Yes when prompted to upgrade the installation.
b. Boot to a Millennium Startup Boot floppy disk, choose the option to boot the PC with CD-ROM support, and use Fdisk to delete the existing system partition. Create and format a new partition.
c. Run Setup.exe from the root of the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM.
d. Run Winnt.exe from the \i386 folder of the Windows 200 Professional CD-ROM.
A: BD
31. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Professional computer. You install a device on the computer, but Windows does not install and configure the device properly. The Device Manager reports "The device cannot start. (Code 10) Try updating the device drivers for this device." You locate and download a digitally signed Windows 2000 specific device driver for the device. What else should you do to resolve this problem? (Choose two.)
a. Update the system BIOS
b. Allow Windows 2000 to automatically detect devices
c. Run the Update Driver wizard using the Update Driver button
d. Click Have Disk when prompted, and manually point the wizard to the appropriate driver
A: CD
32. You are the administrator of a network supporting Windows 2000 Professional computers connected to a Windows 2000 Server domain. You enable roaming user profiles. How should you configure an environment for users who normally log on to several different computers in the domain simultaneously? (Choose two.)
a. Instruct users to store their documents in home directories
b. Instruct users to log on to any computers in the domain in any order
c. Instruct users to log on at their main computer first, and then log on to other computers in the domain
d. Instruct users to store their documents in My Documents, and redirect the My Documents folder to a network share
A: CD
33. You are the administrator of a domain supporting Windows 2000 Professional computers. You want to use an SNMP service and IPSec. How should you configure the IP filter list to prevent SNMP messages from being blocked?(Choice two)
a. Set a filter for UDP to and from port 101
b. Set a filter for UDP to and from port 102
c. Set a filter for UDP to and from port 161
d. Set a filter for UDP to and from port 162
A: CD
34. You are the administrator of a network supporting computers running Windows NT Workstation 4.0 and Windows 2000 Professional. You upgrade a computer to Windows 2000 Professional, and TCP/IP configuration data is lost. What should you do to avoid this problem during future upgrades?
a. Check the Adapters section of $win_nt.~bt\$winnt$.sif.
b. Check the Adapters section of $win_nt.~bt\$Unique$.udb.
c. Check the Networking section of $win_nt.~bt\$winnt$.sif.
d. Check the Networking section of $win_nt.~bt\$Unique$.udb.
A: A
35. You are the administrator of a LAN supporting several versions of Windows. You are planning to install Windows 2000 Professional on some computers. When should you use the Winnt.exe version of Setup?
a. Upgrading a Windows 9x computer
b. Upgrading a Windows NT computer
c. Clean installation on a Windows 3.x computer
d. Clean installation on a Windows 9x computer
e. Upgrading a Windows 3.x computer
f. Clean installation on a Windows NT computer
A:
36. Your portable computer runs Windows 2000 Professional. The computer has a 10 Mbps network adapter. You install a 100 Mbps network adapter in the portable computer. You open Device Manager and discover that the new adapter is conflicting with the old adapter. You want to keep both network adapters physically installed. What should you do to enable the computer to use the new adapter?
a. Disable Plug and Play on the computer.
b. Use Device Manager to change the Transmit Threshold.
c. Use Device Manager to disable the existing network adapter.
d. Use Device Manager to uninstall the existing network adapter
A: C
37. You are the administrator of a workgroup supporting Windows 2000 Professional computers. You want to increase the security of the \Documents folder on an NTFS partition of your Windows 2000 Professional computer and achieve these results:
Prevent unauthorized users from deleting the \Documents folder.
Prevent unauthorized users from accessing the \Documents folder.
Ensure that files moved to the \Documents folder will be encrypted.
Ensure that encrypted files in the \Documents folder remain encrypted during editing.
Your proposed solution is to use Windows Explorer to encrypt the \Documents folder and the \Temp folder. Use the Cut and Paste commands in Windows Explorer to move files to the \Documents folder.
Which results does the proposed solution provide? (Choose all that apply.)
a. Files moved to the \Documents folder will be encrypted
b. Unauthorized users are prevented from deleting the \Documents folder
c. Unauthorized users are prevented from accessing the \Documents folder
d. Encrypted files in the \Documents folder will remain encrypted during editing
A: ACD
38. You use a laptop computer running Windows 2000 Professional in your office during the day. You take the same computer home and use dial-up networking to connect to an ISP. When using the ISP connection at home, you experience problems running Internet-based applications that you typically run in the office. How can you successfully run all your applications while using the ISP connection at home?
a. Disable the Indexing Service
b. Disable the Message Queuing Services
c. Disable Internet Information Services
d. Disable the Microsoft WinSock Proxy Client
A: D
39. You are the administrator of a LAN supporting Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computers. Which method can you use to perform an automated upgrade of Windows NT Workstation 4.0 to Windows 2000 Professional?
a. SMS
b. Sysprep
c. Syspart
d. Bootable CD-ROM
e. Remote Operating System Installation
A: A
40. You are the administrator of your company's network supporting Windows NT/2000 computers on three subnets. Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) 2.0 is used on the network. You want to use Network Monitor to determine current network bandwidth utilization. Where should you install the Network Monitor driver?
a. On a computer in each subnet
b. On the computer running Network Monitor
c. On the subnet where the primary domain controller resides
d. On the subnet where the computer running Network Monitor resides
A: A
41. You are the administrator of a Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computer. You are planning to purchase new computer hardware to run Windows 2000 Professional. What is the maximum number of processors supported by Windows 2000 Professional?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
A: B
42. The \Reports folder is a compressed folder on an NTFS partition on your Windows 2000 Professional computer. You want to move the \Reports folder to an uncompressed folder in the same NTFS volume. You want the \Reports folder to remain compressed after it is moved. What should you do?
a. Move the folder
b. Compress the target folder, and move the folder
c. Apply compression to each file in the \Reports folder, and move the folder
d. Uncompress the \Reports folder, compress the target folder, and move the folder
A: A
43. You are the administrator of your company's network supporting a workgroup with computers running Windows 2000 Professional. You share the \Offline folder on your Windows 2000 Professional computer. The user of a laptop computer running Windows 2000 Professional attempts to synchronize the project1.mde file in the \Offline folder, but the process fails. What should you do to allow the user to access this file while offline?
a. Instruct the user to enable offline folders
b. Use the Folder Options dialog box to enable offline files
c. Configure the \Offline folder to allow caching for offline use
d. Use the Files not cached Group Policy setting to override the default file types not usually cached
A:
44. You are the administrator of a LAN supporting computers running Windows NT. You are preparing to identify which computers to upgrade to Windows 2000. Which operating systems support a direct upgrade to Windows 2000? (Choose all that apply.)
a. Windows NT 3.1
b. Windows NT 3.5
c. Windows NT 3.51
d. Windows NT 4.0
A: CD
45. You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Professional computer. You want to create a custom hardware profile in which one device is disabled. You want to be able to use the device in the original hardware profile. What should you do?(Choice two)
a. Use the System icon in Control Panel to open the Hardware Profiles dialog box.
b. Use the Users and Passwords icon in Control Panel to open the Hardware Profiles dialog box.
c. Copy the default profile, name the new profile, and use the Device Manager to disable the appropriate device.
d. Copy the default profile, name the new profile, restart the computer, specify the new hardware profile, and use the Device Manager to disable the appropriate device.
A: AD
46. You want to install Windows 2000 Professional and a service pack on 50 new computers in the shortest possible time. What should you do? (Choose two.)
a. Copy the Windows 2000 source files and the service pack to a shared directory
b. Copy the Windows 2000 source files to a shared directory. Copy the service pack to a separate shared directory
c. Run UPDATE.EXE
d. Run UPDATE.EXE with the /slip switch
A: AD
47. You are the administrator of your company's network supporting Windows 2000 Professional computers. Management wants you to enable every computer on the network to browse Internet resources. Your only available Internet connection is a dial-up connection to an ISP using a 56K analog modem. You install the modem in one of the Windows 2000 Professional computers. What else should you do? (Choose two.)
a. Enable Internet Connection Sharing on the computer where the modem resides.
b. Enable Internet Connection Sharing on all Windows 2000 Professional computers.
c. Manually assign IP addresses to all Windows 2000 Professional computers without a modem.
d. Configure all Windows 2000 Professional computers without a modem to obtain an IP address automatically.
A: AD
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