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[Q41]You want to configure 100 PCs to run Windows 2000 by using a disk duplication method. To do this you will set up one PC as needed and then remove its hard disk to be duplicated using special equipment. What must you do before removing the hard disk for duplication? (Select two.)
A. Shutdown the PC properly
B. Run sysprep on the PC
C. Delete all users to remove security information
D. Run a disk defragmenter utility
ANSWER:
A, B: It is important to shutdown the PC properly otherwise there may be bad blocks on the disk making the image corrupt and unusable. sysprep is used to remove security information from a PC and return it to an initial state before it is duplicated. If sysprep were not used then all the PCs would have the same security identifiers that could lead to problems later on.
C and D are incorrect, because they do not remove the security information. D may be helpful in improving performance, but it is not relevant to the question.
[Q42]You have installed Windows 2000 Advanced Server operating system on one of the computers in your office. This computer has a 18.2 GB SCSI hard disk drive with a sector size of 1024 KB, and it is currently formatted using FAT 32. You are unable to upgrade this disk to a dynamic disk. Which of the following reasons is preventing you to upgrade the disk?
A. The disk size is too large.
B. The disk sector size is large.
C. The disk should be formatted with NTFS.
D. The disk is not a basic disk.
ANSWER:
B: The disk sector size is large. For upgrading a disk to dynamic it must have a sector size of 512 KB. If the sector size is larger than this, it cannot be upgraded to a dynamic disk.
A is incorrect because the disk size is not creating a problem while upgrading the disk. C is incorrect because the disk upgrade from basic to dynamic is independent of the file system used. D is incorrect because all disks are basic disks unless they are upgraded to dynamic type.
[Q43]The network in your office has grown very fast in the past few months, and you are not able to handle all administrative jobs single-handedly. You decide to delegate the backup and restore responsibilities to a new employee. Which of the following solutions is the most efficient way to allow the new person to perform the backup jobs while not allowing them the ability to shut down the server or uninstall any driver files?
A. Make her a member of Backup Operators Group.
B. Make her a member of Server Operators Group.
C. Make her a member of Domain Administrators Group.
D. Give him Full Control permissions only on those files that need to be backed up.
ANSWER:
A: Membership in the Backup Operators Group is enough for the new person to perform the backup and restore jobs. The members of Backup Operators Group can bypass the system security in order to back up or restore files.
B and C are incorrect, because membership of any of these groups will enable the new person to shut down the servers or install/uninstall drivers. D is incorrect, because this is a cumbersome process and does not solve the problem.
[Q44]A Windows 2000 Server system contains two disks: Disk 0 and Disk 1. Volume D: on Disk 0 contains user data. You are in the Disk Management Console and you want to make the volume fault tolerant by mirroring it. Which of the following should you do?
A. Move the data to another volume, delete Volume D:, then use Create volume to create a mirror from the unallocated space on Disk 0 and Disk 1.
B. Use Create Volume to create another Volume D: on Disk 1, then copy the data from the original Volume D: onto it.
C. Use Create Volume to create another Volume D: on Disk 1, then use the Resynchronize Mirror command.
D. Right-click Volume D:, select Add Mirror, then select the unallocated space on Disk 1.
ANSWER:
D: Windows 2000 Server will automatically create an exact duplicate of the original Volume D: on Disk 1 and synchronize the parts of the volume so they maintain a constant backup of one another.
A is incorrect, because it suggests removing all data from Volume D:, then creating the mirrored volume from the unallocated space. Although this method would work, it is more time consuming than using the Add Mirror command. When you use Add Mirror, all existing data remains intact. B and C are both incorrect, because they suggest simply creating another Volume D: on Disk 1. When creating a volume, you cannot use any drive letters that are already in use. You cannot first create a volume, then set it as a mirror for another volume. A mirror to an existing volume can be created only from unallocated space.
[Q45]Current Situation: A computer has two disk drives. Drive C is 9.1 GB and drive D is 13.6 GB. You have installed Windows 2000 Server on the D drive and have already been running Windows 98 from the C drive, making it a dual boot system. You are sharing this computer with your manager who sometimes needs to look at your reports. Here is what you have to accomplish.
Required Result: Upgrade the drive D into a dynamic disk.
Desired Optional Results:
You must be able to access drive D while working on Windows 98. There should be no data loss during the upgrade. Your manager must be able to access data on the upgraded disk.
Proposed Solution: Start the computer in Windows 2000 Server. Open the Disk Management console and upgrade drive D to dynamic. Share it to allow your manage to access it.
What results are produced by the proposed solution?
A. The proposed solution produces the required result only.
B. The proposed solution produces the required result and only one of the desired results.
C. The proposed solution produces the required result and only two of the desired results.
D. The proposed solution produces the required result and both of the desired results.
ANSWER:
B: The proposed solution produces the required result and only one of the desired results. The required result is met because the disk gets upgraded to a dynamic disk. The only desired result produced is the third one because your manager will be able to access the disk using its share name. The first desired result is not produced because when the disk is upgraded to become a dynamic volume, it cannot be accessed locally by any operating system other than Windows 2000. The second desired result is not met because all data on the disk will be lost when you format it using FAT 32. This is an undesired action.
A, C, and D are incorrect. A is incorrect because the proposed solution not only produces the required result but also produces one of the three optional desired results. C is incorrect because only one of the desired results is produced. D is incorrect because two optional desired results are not produced by the proposed solution. Only the third desired optional result is produced.
[Q46]You have noticed that some of the users in your office are storing undesired files downloaded from the Internet in their home directories, and this is filling up the disk space on the file server. This causes space problems for other users. How can you ensure that disk space is available to all users according to their job requirements without affecting the disk performance?
A. Install another file server
B. Use disk quotas for users
C. Set disk quotas for Internet files
D. Compress the disk drives
ANSWER:
B: Use disk quotas for users. The best way to ensure that the users do not fill up their home directories by storing undesired files is to set up disk quotas for each user. This will ensure that each user gets shared disk space.
A is incorrect because users will be able to fill up the second server the same way they filled up the first, and therefore doesn't solve the problem of disk space abuse by certain users. C is incorrect because disk quotas cannot be set for Internet files. Disk quotas are set on a per-user basis. D is incorrect because it doesn't prevent users from filling up the extra space gained by the disk compression.
[Q47]User TheCIO is a member of the Management Group. You share a folder named EmployeeReview from your Windows 2000 workstation, and give Read permissions on the share to the Management Group. You have removed all other groups from the access control list on the share. The folder is stored on a FAT32 volume on your workstation. What access will user TheCIO have when she accesses the folder through the share and when she logs on locally?
A. No access through the share, no access locally
B. Read access through the share, no access locally
C. Read access through the share, Read access locally
D. Read access through the share, Full Control locally
ANSWER:
D: Since the Management Group has Read access to the share, user TheCIO will be able to view the contents of the share. Since FAT32 volumes do not support NTFS security, anyone who logs on locally has full control over the entire contents of any FAT32 volumes.
A is incorrect, because the group has Read access through the share and all users have full access locally. B and C are incorrect, because all users have full access locally.
[Q48]You and one of the helpdesk employees were working on a failed domain controller but could not resolve the problem by the end of the day. When you reached home, the other employee called you and told you that he had found the solution and the system is up again. He is seeking your permission to restore the Active Directory data from the last backup set and update it with the other domain controllers. What minimum privileges will he need to accomplish this?
A. He needs to have Log on As Batch Job rights.
B. He needs to be a local administrator on the domain controller.
C. He must be a member of power users group.
D. He must have domain administrator privileges.
ANSWER:
D: He must have domain administrator rights. In order to enable the helpdesk employee to restore and update the Active Directory data, he must be given domain administrator rights.
A is incorrect, because this permission will not enable him to accomplish the job. B is incorrect, because the local administrator rights are local to the system and are insufficient to update the Active Directory data from other domain controllers on the network. C is incorrect, because the power users group does not exist on Windows 2000 Server domain controllers.
[Q49]One of the Windows 2000 Servers is showing problem symptoms on startup and you suspect that one or more of the system services are causing this. As a precautionary measure you have installed the Recovery Console on all servers in your network. You wish to use the Recovery Console to stop the services that you suspect. How can you find out from within the Recovery Console what services are available that can be started or stopped?
A. help service
B. service /?
C. listsvc
D. enable service_name
ANSWER:
C: listsvc. When you are not sure which services are available that can be started or stopped within the Recovery Console you can use the listsvc command anytime to get a list of all such services.
A is incorrect, because the help command is used to get help on a particular command and service is an invalid command in Recovery Console. B is incorrect, because of the same reason. D is incorrect, because the enable command is used to start a stopped service.
[Q50] Due to changes in business requirements, some marketing employees have been given laptops and they need to work from outside the office. You have set up remote access on a server that contains marketing data and wish to create accounts for these users so that they can dial into the servers. The current setup requires that the users get access to the dial-in server only and should not access other network resources. Which of the following is the correct method to configure user accounts for these users?
A. Use Computer Management to create a domain local group
B. Use Computer Management snap-in to create a local group
C. Use Users and Computers console to create a global group
D. Use Users and Computers console to create a local group
ANSWER:
B: Use Computer Management snap-in to create a local group. The question statement makes it clear that the users need to access only one server and should not be able to access other network resources. This means that these users need only local accounts on the specified server. Next, the local groups can only be created on member servers or standalone servers by using the Computer Management snap-in.
A is incorrect because the domain local group exists on a domain controller computer and you cannot use the Computer Management snap-in to create user or group accounts on a domain controller. C is incorrect because creating a global group for the users is not desired, because these only need local access to the server. D is an invalid choice because you cannot create local groups on a domain controller that are local to that machine only.
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