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14. You are the administrator for your company's Windows 2000 domain. You have several Windows 2000 Server computers that have the Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) installed. Your WINS servers have both dynamic and static mappings.
Recently your NetBIOS name requests have experienced some problems. Upon investigation, you discover that some static WINS entries are causing problems for some dynamic entries.
In the Replication Partners Properties dialog box, you check the Enable Migrate box.
Which result does this action achieve?
a. It scavenges the WINS database
b. It enables WINS to overwrite static records with dynamic records
c. It deletes all dynamic mappings and allows only static mappings from this point forward
d. It deletes all static mappings and allow only dynamic mappings from this point forward
15. You are the administrator for a Windows 2000 network that is configured for remote access (RAS), Active Directory, and Group Policies. The network uses only Windows 2000 Server computers and Windows 2000 Professional client computers.
You are making configuration changes to the user account properties. You decide to set the Always Callback To option in the Properties dialog box.
Why did you make this change?
a. To enable dial-in settings
b. To disable dial-in settings
c. To specify the telephone number that the user must dial in to
d. To specify that the RAS server calls back the user to a specified telephone number
16. Your company has its central headquarters in downtown Los Angeles. It also has a small satellite office in the San Fernando Valley about thirty miles away. The satellite office only accepts payments. The main office has a Windows 2000 domain controller, two Windows 2000 member servers, and 75 Windows 2000 Professional workstations. The accounting software for the company runs completely on the domain controller. The satellite office has a single Windows 2000 Professional computer. You must configure the following functionality on the network:
The employee in the satellite office must post payments only on the corporate network's accounting software.
The connection to the corporate office from the satellite office must be very inexpensive.
The satellite office must connect to the network through the Internet.
Entire IP datagrams transferred from the satellite office to the corporate network must be encapsulated and encrypted to ensure data security.
You take the following actions:
You implement a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection between the Windows 2000 domain controller and the Windows 2000 Professional workstation.
You assign the satellite office user the appropriate permissions to connect and use the accounting software.
You implement the VPN with the IPSec protocol using the ESP Tunnel Mode.
You use a dial-up ISP to form the connections on both sides.
Which requirements do the actions meet? (Choose all that apply.)
a. The satellite office connects to the network through the Internet
b. Entire IP datagrams are encapsulated and encrypted to ensure data security
c. The connection to the corporate office from the satellite office is inexpensive
d. The employee in the satellite office can post payments on the corporate network’s accounting software
17. You are the administrator for a Windows 2000 Server network. The network contains a Windows 2000 native-mode domain. The server is set to use the default remote access policy.
You are setting up new user accounts on the domain. You want the Remote Access Permissions for the user accounts to be set to automatically allow access.
What should you do to ensure this setting?
a. Do nothing. Allow access is the default setting
b. Change the setting from Deny access to Allow access
c. Change the setting from Deny remote access permission policy to Allow access
d. Change the setting from Control access through Remote Access Policy to Allow access
18. As the network administrator, you must upgrade three Windows NT 4.0 Server computers (1 PDC and 2 BDCs) to the Windows 2000 Server operating system. The current servers have Windows NT 4.0 RAID level 1 implementations. You must meet the following requirements during the upgrade process:
You must install the new operating system and implement a RAID level 1 configuration under Windows 2000.
You must upgrade to Windows 2000 using the company network.
You must upgrade a Windows NT 4.0 Workstation computer to Windows 2000 Server.
You must provide support on all servers so all distributed applications can use the HTTP protocol to communicate through Internet Information Services (IIS).
You take the following actions:
On the Windows NT 4.0 Server computers and the Windows NT 4.0 Workstation computers, you upgrade the servers by connecting to the network shared CD-ROM drive g:\i386\winnt32.exe.
On the Windows 2000 servers, you install the following optional components:
All Management and Monitoring tools
Microsoft Script Debugger
Remote Installation Services
Remote Storage
Networking Services- COM Internet Services Proxy
Internet Information Services (IIS).
Which requirements do the actions meet? (Choose all that apply.)
a. The upgrade will take place using the company network
b. The Windows NT 4.0 Workstation computer will be upgraded to Windows 2000 Server
c. The RAID level 1 configuration will be in place in the Windows 2000 operating system
d. Support is provided on all servers so all distributed applications can use the HTTP protocol to communicate through IIS
19. You must back up the registry and all user data on a Windows 2000 Active Directory domain controller. How can you back up the appropriate files while minimizing the time the backup requires?
a. Use Windows Backup to back up the System State Data
b. Use Windows Backup to perform a full system back up
c. Use Windows Backup to create a differential back up
d. Use Windows Backup to create a backup of specified folders
21. After the installation of Windows 2000 Server, you notice that the dependency service fails to start. How can you resolve this error? (Choose two.)
a. Verify the local computer name is unique to the network
b. Verify the proper domain name is used during the installation
c. Ensure the proper protocol and network adapter are configured in Network Settings
d. Ensure the target partition has sufficient free space for the Windows 2000 Server installation
22. You must install Windows 2000 on a new computer. The computer has four 20-GB disks. You must configure the system partition to be as large as possible on this Pentium III 667 MHz computer with 512 MB of RAM. For the remainder of the drive configuration, you want a single drive letter assigned to all the existing space. You do not want to implement any type of RAID configuration on the computer. How should you configure the system partition during the setup phase of Windows 2000?
a. Configure the system partition as a 4-GB partition
b. Configure the system partition as a 2-GB partition
c. Configure the system partition as a 20-GB partition
d. Configure the system partition as a 7.8-GB partition
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