Trandumper name = Trandumper exam = 70-240 Does anyone still use the trandumper? It will not work with IE5.5. I have formatted Chowdry's dump for it and it is working good i am taking the 240 test in a couple days, wish me luck :P I will post how i do as well. My study tools other then working with 2000 for a year were MCSE Exam notes, Exam cram for 215 and 216 and these websites: http://www.microsoft.com/seminar/1033/Index/BrowseTitle.htm <---online seminars http://www.mcse-education.com/studyguides.htm <---links to other test http://www.mcse-education.com/win2k.htm http://windows.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/server/help/ http://livefaq.webhostme.com/ http://bradisit.com/mcse.htm <---also has cisco stuff http://www.2000exams.com/ <---great practice tests http://cert21.com/mcse/ <---more practice tests http://www.mcseguide.com/2000/2000.htm http://www.mcmcse.com/topsites/index.html As you can tell i have been studying this for a while now and i hope i pass it. If you see me post again that means i passed it otherwise i would be to embarassed to post if i fail it. For those of you that know how trandumper works here you go. name = Top Dump 240 Edited By Scatman -215 exam = 70-240 85. you have five windows 98 computers on which windows 2000 has to be installed. All five computers are connected to an NT-based network. You plan to install the systems from the network. How will you accomplish this task ? A) connect to shared setup files on the computer on which you want to install windows 2000 B) run the WINNT.EXE file from the shared folder on the computers running windows 98 C) run the WINNT.EXE file from the shared folder on the computers running windows 98 D) on a network server , share the installation files, by copying the files from the I386 folder on the CD-Rom to shared folder . Answer: acd WINNT.EXE should be run while installing Windows 2000 on a computer running Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 3.51, Windows NT 4.0, or a version of Windows 2000. 86 . your new computer does not have any operating system. You want to install windows 2000 server on it . you decide to install the server using windows 2000 server floppy disk method. How will you create the windows 2000 setup floppy disks ? A) insert windows 2000 CD-Rom in the drive, of the system running windows 95 or 98 B) insert a blank , formatted , 3.5-inch, 1.2-mb disk into the floppy disk drive. Click on start menu and then click run C) insert a blank formatted, 5.25-inch, 1.2-mb disk into the floppy disk drive. Click on start menu and then run click D) in the open box, type d:\I386\WINNT /ox . Answer: ab You can create a set of floppy disks by using the MAKEBOOT.EXE utility in the Bootdisk folder of the Windows 2000 setup CD-ROM. You can create the setup disks from a computer running any version of Windows or MS-DOS. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, Chapter 13 - Repair, Recovery, and Restore 87 . you have a Pentium 200 Mhz windows 98 system with 64mb Ram , you want to Install windows 2000 server on this system. The system is connected to the network. You want to automate the installation process by using unattended installation method. How will you accomplish this task ? A) upgrade the system with minimum 128mb RAM B) upgrade the system with minimum 256mb RAM C) upgrade the processor with Pentium-3 D) create an \i386 folder on the distribution share of the network server. Copy the contents of the \i386 folder from the windows 2000 server CD and answer file to the folder that you created E) Go to the distribution folder that contains installation files, on the computer running windows 98 and run command : WINNT32 /unattended: /s: F) go to the distribution folder that contains installation files, on the computer running windows 98 and run command : WINNT32 /b: /d: . Answer: ade To start Windows 2000 setup in unattended setup mode from Windows 95 or Windows 98, Windows NT, or Windows 2000, a user must specify: WINNT32 /unattendeD) /s:. Where: is a file that contains answers to questions that should be automated during installation. is the location of the Windows 2000 installation files. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, TopiC) MS Windows 2000 Unattended Setup Parameters Guide. 88. you have to deploy thirty new computers as a part of corporate expansion. You plan to install windows 2000 server using automated installation method. You will have to create unattended answer files for it . how will you create unattended Answer files ? A) run DCPROMO.EXE to create answer files and specify platform for the answer file, The level of automation , and create sub-folders in the distribution folder B) run setup manager application to create answer files and specify the platform for the answer file, the level of automation , default user information , create distribution folders, configure network setting a1nd other options C) create the file manually with a text editor such as notepad D) run setup manager application to create answer files and specify platform For the answer file, the level of automation , create sub-folders in the distribution folder, system components and other options . Answer: bc You can use Setup Manager to create answer files, and by specifying the following parameters, results are generated as answer file parameters: Specify platform for the answer file (Microsoft Windows2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Server, Remote Operating System Installation, or Sysprep) · Specify the level of automation for unattended Setup mode. (Levels include "Provide Defaults," "Fully Automated," "Hide Pages," "Read Only," and "GUI-mode Setup.") · Specify default user information · Define computer name options, including creating a /UDF to access a file of valid computer names · Configure network settings · Add commands to the [GuiRunOnce] section · Create distribution folders · Add files to the distribution folders · Add a custom logo and background files · Specify a time zone · Specify TAPI information · Specify code pages · Specify regional options · Create Cmdlines.txt files Setup Manager cannot perform the following functions: · Create sub-folders in the distribution folder · Create Txtsetup.oem files · Specify system components, such as Internet Information Services DCPROMO.EXE runs Active Directory Installation wizard. The Setup Manager application is available on the Microsoft Windows 2000 Server CD-ROM in the DEPLOY.CAB file of the \Support\Tools folder. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, TopiC) Chapter 25 - Automating Client Installation and Upgrade, Creating the Answer File with Setup Manager 89. you want to install windows 2000 server on nine Pentium 133Mhz windows 98 systems having 256mb RAM. You want to automate the installation . the hardware of master computer and the computers on which you are installing windows 2000 server are similar , expect the mass storage device controllers . the hard drives of all the computers on which windows 2000 server is being installed have multiple partitions. How will you accomplish the task ? A) start the reference computer and connect to the distribution folder B) start the reference computer and connect to the system folder C) to run setup, click start > click run ,and then type: WINNT32 /unattend:unattend.txt / s:install_source / syspart:second_drive /tempdrive:second_drive where: “unattend.txt” is an answer file used for unattended setup.“Install_source” is location of windows 2000 server files. “second_drive” is an optional second drive on which you pre-install windows 2000 and other applications. D) to run setup, click start > click run , and then type WINNT32 /unattend:unattend.txt /s:install_source /syspart:second_drive Where: “unattend.txt” is an answer file used for unattended setup . “install_source” is the location of the windows 2000 server files. “second_drive” is an optional second drive on which you pre-install windows 2000 and other applications . Answer: ac For hard drives with multiple partitions, To start Windows 2000 Setup in unattended Setup mode from Windows 9x, Windows NT, or Windows 2000, a user must use WINNT32.EXE is used to install Windows 2000 to the active partition, if the partition contains sufficient space. Otherwise, setup looks for additional partitions containing sufficient space and prompts you to choose the desired partition. For automated installations, you can bypass the prompt by running setup with the /tempdrive parameter to automatically point to the desired partition. /tempdrive copies all the installation files to a temporary directory on the target drive. Specification of this option implies that Windows 2000 must be installed in the specified drive. This option is only valid for Winnt32.exe. The /tempdrive parameter, like the /t switch for the Winnt.exe command, is useful when the hard disk has multiple partitions or hard disks to ensure the correct drive is chosen without user intervention. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, TopiC) MS Windows 2000 Unattended Setup Parameters Guide 90 . you are appointed as a network administrator in an enterprise. You have been Assigned the task of installing windows 2000 and some other applications on a computer in the network . you plan to automate the installation tasks on multiple computers . after resolving your critical planning issues, you decide to automate the installation of server Applications using a batch file unattended installation feature . how will you configure it? A) create the batch file containing lines similar to the following example :Start /wait \ (where is the path to the executable file that starts the installation. Is the name of the executable file that starts the installation . are any available quite-mode parameters appropriate for the application you want to install . B) create the batch file containing lines similar to the following example :Run to application>\ (where is the path of distribution folder that starts the installation. is the name of the .cab file that starts the installation . are any available quite-mode parameters appropriate for the application that you want to install.) C) copy the batch file to the distribution folders or another location that can be accessed during setup D) with .bat as the name of the batch file, include any entry in the [Guirunonce] section of the answer file to run the batch file. Answer: acd To install applications using a batch file: Create the batch file containing lines similar to the following example: Start /wait \ Start /wait \ Exit where: is the path to the executable file that starts the installation. This path must be available during setup. is the name of the executable file that starts the installation. are any available quiet-mode parameters appropriate for the application you want to install. Copy the batch file to the distribution folders or another location that can be accessed during setup. With .bat as the name of the batch file, include an entry in the [GuiRunOnce] section of the answer file to run the batch file, similar to the following example. The example assumes that the batch file has been copied to the Sysprep folder on the local hard disk, though it can be located wherever that Setup has access to, during an installation. [GuiRunOnce] "%systemdrive%\sysprep\.bat" "\.exe" "\.exe" "%systemdrive%\sysprep\sysprep.exe -quiet" where: \ and \ are fully qualified paths to additional applications or utility installations or configuration tools. This can also be a path to another batch file. These paths must be available during setup. Applications that use the same type of installation mechanism may not run properly if a /wait command is not used. (Ref. TechNet Technical Information CD - Chapter13) 91 . Andrew has a Pentium 166Mhx system with windows NT server 3.5 64mb RAM. He wants to upgrade this system to windows 2000 server for exploring new features of this network operting system . what steps will he take ? A) replace the processor with Pentium 200Mhz B) add additional 64mb RAM C) first upgrade windows NT server 3.5 to windows NT server 3.51 or 4.0 And then upgrade with windows 2000 server D) boot with windows NT 3.5, insert the windows 2000 server CD-Rom in drive and run WINNT.EXE and specify the same directory for windows 2000 server files E) boot with windows NT 3.5, insert the windows 2000 server CD-Rom in drive And run WINNT.EXE and specify a new directory for windows 2000 server files . Answer: bc You cannot directly upgrade to Windows 2000 Server if you have a Windows NT Server version earlier than 3.51. You must first upgrade to Windows NT Server 3.51 or 4.0. Secondly, the minimum hardware requirements for Windows 2000 Server is, Pentium 133MHz system with 128MB RAM. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, Chapter 3 - Planning Your Windows 2000 Server Installation 92 . Arian is working as a network administrator ina company . he decides to update the emergency repair disk for all the windows 2000 server computers on the network , as he is very concerned about fault tolerance. How will he create the emergency repair disk? A) insert a blank formatted 1.44Mb floppy disk in the drive B) insert a blank formatted 1.2Mb floppy disk in the drive C) in windows 2000, click start > program > accessing > system tools And then click backup, on the welcome tab, click emergency repair disk D) in windows 2000, click start > run and type RDISK and press enter . Answer: ac Windows 2000 backup program is used to create emergency repair disk. On event of a system failure, starting the system with setup boot disk and using the emergency repair disk can restore the core system files. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information issue: April 2000, article: Appendix A - System Recovery and troubleshooting) 93 . you are network administrator of a windows 2000 server based network that has Basic disk configuration. Company’s important data is stored on this disk . this disk was recently upgraded from basic to dynamic volume. Now as the data size has become large, you want to extend the dynamic volume, but are unable to do it. What is the most likely problem ? A) you are not logged on as account operator B) the new disk has no file system C) volume was upgraded from basic to dynamic volume D) the upgraded volume is corrupted Answer: c A simple or extended volume, which was upgraded from basic to dynamic cannot be extended. It can only be extended if the volume has been created as a dynamic volume. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, Windows 2000 Server Manual, Article "Storing data" 94 . your system dual-boots between windows 98 and windows 2000. all the partitions use FAT32 file system. Windows 2000, has a mirror set with system and boot partition, with basic disk configuration. You upgrade basic disk to dynamic disk. After upgrading the disk you are unable to boot with windows 98. what is the likely problem ? A) COMMAND.COM file in windows 98 is corrupted B) the disk is not upgraded successfully C) dynamic disk configuration does not support windows 98 D) basic disk configuration is not upgraded successfully . Answer: c When you upgrade a basic disk to a dynamic disk, the disk cannot have partitions or logical drives, nor can it be accessed by MS-DOS or Windows operating systems, but can only be accessed through Windows 2000. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, April 2000, Windows 2000 Server Manual, Article "Storing data") 95 . your windows 2000 server has two physical disks, each have two partitions with basic disk configuration. These partitions use FAT32 file system . you want to upgrade one partition on each disk with a dynamic volume and the other with a basic volume, but are unable to do it . what is the likely problem ? A) you cannot upgrade from basic storage to dynamic storage B) you cannot use both basic and dynamic disks on the same computer system C) all volumes on a physical disk must be either basic or dynamic D) disk management snap-in for the Microsoft management console (MMC)Does not support FAT#@ file system . Answer: c You can use both basic and dynamic disks on the same computer system, and also with any combination of file systems (file allocation table [FAT], including FAT16 and FAT32, and NTFS file system). However, all volumes on a physical disk must be either basic or dynamic. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, April 2000, Windows 2000 Server Manual, Article "Storing Data") 96 . Andrew is a member of administrator group. The windows 2000 server on the network requires more space to storage date. Andrew adds a new hard disk on the windows 2000 server computer, and starts the system. He attempts to create partition and format the disk so that he can start using it, but is unable to do so .what is the most likely problem ? A) network policy settings prevent him from completing this task B) Andrew is not a member of administrator group C) hard disk is not compatible with windows 2000 D) Andrew is not logged on as server operator . Answer: a You must be logged on as an Administrator or be a member of the Administrators group to be able to manage new disks. But if your computer is connected to a network, network policy settings may also prevent you from completing this procedure. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, April 2000, Windows 2000 Server Manual, Article "Storing data") 97 . Laura has a system with windows 2000 server operating system and dynamic disk configuration . he wants to convert the dynamic disk configuration back to basic disk Configuration with out any data loss. What steps will he takes ? A) log on as a administrator or a member of the administrator group . first back up the data , or move it to another volume B) log on as an account operator . first move the data to another volume C) remove all volumes from the dynamic disk before you can change it back to a basic disk . open disk manager , right click the dynamic disk you want to change back to a basic disk, and then see revert to dynamic disk D) remove all volumes from the dynamic disk before you can change it back to a basic disk. open disk management , right-click the dynamic disk you want to change back to a basic disk, and then see revert to basic disk E) create a new partition using the same drive letter or volume mount point that was used with the dynamic volume and restore the data . Answer: ade A basic disk can be upgraded to dynamic disk without data loss . However, all volumes should be removed before reverting a dynamic disk back to basic disk. To avoid data loss the data should either be backed up or moved to another volume. Once the volume is reverted back to basic disk, a new partition using the same drive letter or volume mount point that was used with the dynamic volume can be created and data restored back on it, but you have to be logged on as an Administrator or be a member of the Administrators group to accomplish this. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, April 2000, Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit, Chapter 32 - Disk Concepts and Troubleshooting 98 . you are installing windows 2000 on your computer which dual-boot with windows NT 4.0 . you are concerned about data security so, you plan to use mirror set with system and boot partition. Which type of disk configuration will you use ? A) basic disk configuration B) dynamic volumes configuration C) dynamic disk configuration D) strip set Answer: a Basic disk configuration will be used as, dynamic disk configuration is not supported by prior versions of Windows operating system. And also because mirror set cannot be configured on dynamic disk configuration. (TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing data) 99 . your computer has IDE drive that contains the system and boot partition. You add Three new SCSI drives as you are running out of disk space . the three drives consist of a 1GB drive and two 750MB drives . due to your concern for fault tolerance, you plan to use disk striping with parity. How much space will be used for parity ? A) 1000MB B) 2250MB C) 750MB D) 2GB Answer: c All partitions on stripe set with parity should be the same size. In this question a 750MB partition is available for parity which is the size of one drive (partition). 100. you have implemented a windows 2000 based network in your company. You want on windows 2000 server more disk space and optimal local disk performance but You cannot add more hard disk due to company’s short budget. So you want any other less expensive alternative for it. How will you accomplish it ? A) demand for extending budget B) create strip set with exiting volumes C) install remote storage on server D) add SCSI hard disk on server . Answer: c Remote Storage makes it easy for you to extend disk space on your server computer without adding more hard disks. Remote Storage automatically copies eligible files on your local volumes to a tape library. Remote Storage then monitors the amount of space available on your local volumes. File data is cached locally so that it can be accessed quickly as needed. Since removable tapes in a library are less expensive per megabyte (MB) than hard disks, this can be an economical way to provide both maximum data storage and optimal local disk performance. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 101 . your windows 2000 based network has 250 users. You want to assign a limited amount of disk space for the users, because the users stored large amount of unnecessary data that takes space on hard disk. Due to inefficient use of disk space . your network is suffering from low disk space. What will you do ? A) apply disk quota limits for your users B) set disk space limit in user profiles C) add larger capacity disk D) delete all the data from the users directory . Answer: a In Windows 2000 Server you can apply disk quota limits according to realistic disk space requirements for your users. Start by classifying your users by the amount of disk space that you anticipate they will require. (For example: users in the multimedia department may require a large amount of disk space.) You also can structure your volumes by those classes, and then use disk quotas to limit the amount of disk space allowed for the users on each volume. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 102 . you are network administrator of a windows 2000 based network with 10 windows 2000 servers and 500 clients. Your network has centralized data storage for users data. The data is stored on windows 2000 server with FAT32 file system. Required result: set the disk space limit for all the users Optional result 1: file level security on users data Optional result 2: domain controller computers can manage the disk space limit remotely. Suggested solution: share the disk drive that stores user’s data and apply disk quota Limit for the users from quota tab on disk properties page. On remote computer , logged On as a member of account operator group, map the shared drive as network drive. A) suggested solution produces only required result B) suggested solution produces required result and one of the optional results C) suggested solution produces required result and both of the optional results D) suggested solution does not produces the required result Answer: d On which disk you want to apply Disk Quota limit, must be NTFS partition. If the volume is not formatted with the NTFS file system, or if you are not logged on as a member of the Administrators group, the Quota tab is not displayed in the volume's Properties dialog box. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 103 . you are network administrator of windows 2000 based network with 10 windows 2000 servers and 500 clients. You have configured disk quota system on volumes that is used to store users data. You limit the disk space for all the users. One day your boss asks you to report to how much disk space in used by any user individually. How will you accomplish this task easily ? A) click on quota entries on quota tab of the volume for which you want to create a report , while the quota entries window is open , open a Microsoft word document , select the entries in quota entries windows and drag the rows to word document B) ask your assistants to note it on notepad from quota entries windows C) click on quota entries on quota tab page of the volume for which you want to create a report , while the quota window open, write down it manually on the paper . Answer: a From the Quota Entries window, select the entries for the users, and drag the rows to the program you are using to create the report; for example, you can drag the objects to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or a Microsoft Word document. The transferred data retains the same column and entry order as in the Quota Entries window. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 104 . you are network administrator of a windows 2000 based network with 10 windows 2000 servers and 500 clients. You have configured disk quota system on a Volume, which Is used to store users data. You want to export these quota settings on another volume. How will you accomplish this task ? A) on the quota tab page of the volume to which you want to export quota Settings, make sure quotas are enabled, and then click quota entries , click The user quota records you want to export . in quota entries window click quota menu > export , in the export quota settings dialog box, specify a destination folder, type in a file name for the saved settings, and then click save . B) open two quota entries window, one for the source disk volume from which you want to export quota records, and one for the destination volume into which you are exporting The quota records. Then drag quota records from the source volumes quota entries window to the destination volumes quota entries window. C) open quota entries windows for the disk volume from which you want to export Quota records, then drag quota records to the Microsoft word document, then save the document . Answer: ab You can use both methods to set quota settings on another volume: Open two Quota Entries window, one for the source disk volume from which you want to export quota records, and one for the destination volume into which you are exporting the quota records. Then drag quota records from the source volume's Quota Entries window to the destination volume's Quota Entries window. You can also drag a selected quota setting to a folder where an export file is automatically created. On the Quota tab page of the volume to which you want to export quota settings, make sure quotas are enabled, and then click Quota Entries, click the user quota records you want to export. In Quota Entries window click Quota menu > Export, in the Export Quota Settings dialog box, specify a destination folder, type in a file name for the saved settings, and then click Save. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 105 . Mary has been recently appointed as a network administrator in cyber logic inc. there is a window 2000 server which has been configured with disk quota system on a volume to track disk space use on per-user basis. The quota limits and warning levels is set for most of the volume users, but for some of the users quota limits and warning levels are not set. Mary wants to set up quota limits and warning levels for them also. How will she accomplish this task ? A) apply quotas by adding new quota entries for users in the quota entries window and set quota limits and warning levels B) apply disk quotas by adding new quota entries for all volume users in the quota entries window C) apply disk quotas by adding new quota entries for all volume users in the sharing tab page . D) apply file level security on volume and then set quota limits and warning level from security tab page . Answer: a You use the New Quota Entry feature to set up quota limits and warning levels before the user. This is useful when you do not want to use the default disk space limit and warning level values for a particular user. Typically, the default disk space limit and warning level values established by the volume administrator are sufficient for new users of the volume. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 106 . you have a windows 2000 server on the network , which has configured with disk quota system . you to want to delete a quota entry for user account . but you are unable to delete it. What is the most likely problem ? A) the files owned by that user are existing on that volume B) quota entries cannot be deleted C) the files owned by that user are not exist on that volume D) only user can be delete quota entries . Answer: a You cannot delete a quota entry for a user account until all files that the user owns have been removed from the volume or another user has taken ownership of the files. To delete the quota entry, Move, delete, or take ownership of all files that the user owns on that volume (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 107 . you have installed windows 2000 server using mirrored volume for your fault tolerance configuration . your mirrored volume includes the system and boot partition. The secondary drive in the mirrored volume fails. What will you do to recover from the failure ? A) break the mirrored volume through disk management , replace the failed hardware, use disk management to create a new mirror using the free space on the new hard drive. B) break the mirrored volume, replace the failed hardware use disk management to regenerate the mirrored volume. C) replace the failed hardware, boot in the safe mode, then use the disk administrator utility to regenerate the mirror set . Answer: a When a member of a mirrored volume is orphaned, you have to break the mirrored volume to expose the remaining volume as a separate volume. The remaining member of the mirrored volume receives the drive letter that was assigned to the complete mirrored volume. The orphaned volume receives the next available drive letter or a new letter assigned to it. Then a new-mirrored volume can be created from unused free space on another disk. On restarting the computer, the data from the working volume is copied to the new member of the mirrored volume. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Chapter13 - Repair, Recovery and Restore) 108 . your network has four windows 2000 servers. All the servers have basic mirrored volumes (mirror set). One of the disks that contain a part of mirrored volume has either got disconnected or has failed . the mirrored volumes status becomes failed redundancy and the disk’s status remains online. You decide to repair the volume . the system has a dynamic disk with sufficient free space for the new mirror, you want to use this disk for repairing the mirrored volume, but unable to do it . what Is the likely problem ? A) you cannot use dynamic disk to repair basic mirrored volume (mirror set) B) hard disk controller has failed C) you are using basic disk to repair the volume D) you have not installed windows 2000 properly . Answer: a A basic disk and not a dynamic disk, must be used to repair a basic mirrored volume (mirror set). An additional basic disk with sufficient free space is required for the new mirror while repairing a mirrored volume on a basic disk. If an additional disk is not available, the Repair Volume option is unavailable and you cannot repair the volume. (TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 109 . a folder on a windows 2000 domain is shared between administrators ., marketing, and accounting groups. All the groups on that folder have full control permission. You do not want the users of marketing and accounting group to be able to change the attributes on that folder. Through which of the following will you accomplish This ? A) read extended attributes B) read attributes C) write attributes D) delete Answer: c The following special permissions are features of Full Control folder permissions: Traverse Folder/Execute File, List Folder/Read Data, Read Attributes, Read Extended Attributes, Create Files/Write Data, Create Folders/Append Data, Write Attributes, Write Extended Attributes, Delete Sub-folders and Files, Delete, Read Permissions, Change Permissions, Take Ownership, Synchronize. Write Attributes allows or denies changing the attributes of a file or folder, such as Read Only or Hidden. These attributes are defined by NTFS. Read Extended Attributes allows or denies viewing the extended attributes of a file or folder. Extended attributes are defined by programs and may vary by program. Delete allows or denies deleting the file or folder. Read Attributes allows or denies viewing the attributes of a file or folder, such as Read Only and Hidden. These attributes are defined by NTFS. Ref: TechNet Technical Information CD, article: Security 110 . you are installing a windows 2000-based network for Infotech inc. the network has ninety windows 2000 clients, six windows 2000 and two unix servers. You want to make TCP/IP the primary network protocol , as the company has multiple operating environments you are going to install and configure TCP/IP on all computers on the network . you also decide to assign IP address automatically . what will you configure for automatic addressing of TCP/IP protocol ? A) configure DHCP scope of IP addresses and active the scope and exclude static IP addresses from the scope. B) assign dynamic IP address to the unix systems C) configure the workstations and servers except unix and DHCP server to “obtain an IP address from a DHCP server” D) install the DHCP server service on all workstations . Answer: ac 111 . you are a network administrator of a windows 2000-based network. You are concerned about data security for sensitive data of your company . the data is stored on a domain controller shared by several users. You decide to encrypt the data so that only the owner of the protected data can access it . but , at the same time you are worried about administrative burden of encrypting and decrypting the data. You want to use a method , which makes encryption easy to manage, difficult to attack , and transparent to the file owner and to applications. How will you accomplish this task ? A) use Microsoft encrypted authentication B) use third party encryption method C) encrypt the data and store it in safe place D) use encrypting file system (EFS) to encrypt data. Answer: d EFS can be used to encrypt sensitive data in files that are stored on disks using the NTFS file system. It runs as an integrated system service, which makes EFS easy to manage, difficult to attack, and transparent to the file owner and to applications. Only the owner of the protected file can open the file and work in it. No administrative effort is required to begin using EFS, and most operations are transparent. You also have the option to disable EFS by configuring EFS recovery policy. EFS is designed to protect the privacy of sensitive data. Besides the user who encrypts a file, only designated recovery agent personnel can decrypt it. (Ref. TechNet Technical Information CD, February 2000, Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit book Chapter 15 -EFS) 112 . your computer has windows 2000 server computer with FAT file system , which is shared by several users. This system stores some sensitive data on it . you plan to encrypt the data to protect it from unauthorized access. Required result: the data should be secure and encrypted. Administrative effort should be minimum. You should have the ability to recover encrypted files, in case file owner leaves your company with out information .other permission on encrypted files should be Unaffected . Optional result 1: file-level security is required on the disk on which the data is stored Optional result 2: should not have any burden on file owner to encrypt or decrypt the file Suggested solution: convert FAT file system to windows 2000 NTFS file system. Use third party data encryption . Which results does the suggested solution produce ? A) suggested solution produce the required result and both of the optional results B) suggested solution produces the required result and one of the optional results C) suggested solution produces only the required result D) suggested solution does not produce the required result . Answer: d This solution does not produce the required result due to lack of minimum administrative effort because the user has to decrypt the file before every use and re-encrypt it when finished. If the user forgets to encrypt a file, the file is unprotected. And, because the user must go to the trouble of specifying that a file be encrypted and decrypted on each use. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, Chapter 15 - Encrypting File System 113 . Adrian is working as a sales executive in a multinational company . he wants to secure all secret data, so that only he can access it . all data is stored on a windows 2000 domain . data quantity is very large it is kept in compressed form. He decides to encrypt the data encrypting file system (EFS). When he attempts to encrypt data, he is unable to do it . what is the most likely cause ? A) windows 2000 does not support EFS B) the data is stored on NTFS file system C) EFS encryption does not support compressed files D) the data is stored on FAT32 file system . Answer: c Windows 2000 domain can only use NTFS file system. Here, the compressed data is the cause of the problem, as compressed data cannot be encrypted with EFS. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD Chapter 15 - Encrypting File System, TopiC) Troubleshooting EFS. 114 . you are working as a network administrator in an enterprise. To upgrade the knowledge of your assistants , you decide to teach them about windows 2000 server’s New encrypting file system (EFS) features and requirements . which of the following statements are most suitable for EFS ? A) EFS works on both windows 2000 NTFS and FAT32 file system . B) EFS works only on windows 2000 NTFS file system . C) EFS does not run if there is no recovery agent certificate, but it does designate a recovery agent account by default and generates the necessary certificate . D) you can use EFS to encrypt or decrypt data on a remote computer , but you cannot use it to send encrypted data over the network . Answer: bcd 115 . as a domain administrator you set EFS encryption on a shared folder by selecting the “ apply changes to this folder only” option. Some files and sub-folder already exists on this folder you copy a file in the folder. After some time another user copies a file to the folder. What will be the encryption status on the files ? A) files that exist in the folder before encryption will remain unchanged . B) files that exist in the folder before encryption , will be protected with domain administrator’s private key . C) files copied by the domain administrator to the folder will be protected with his private key . D) files copied to the folder by the other user will be protected with users private key . Answer: acd 116 . Allen is working as sales executive in cyber systems inc. he is a member of domain users sales group . he suspects unauthorized access on his confidential documents. To find the culprit , who is accessing his documents he attempts to audit files and folders , but is unable to do it . what is the most likely problem ? A) he is not a member of account operator group B) he is not a member of account operators group C) these files and folders are in use at the time of audit D) he has read only permission on those files and folders E) he has not logged on as a member of administrator’s group . Answer: e To audit files and folders, you must be logged on as a member of the Administrators group. 117. you have decided to install windows 2000 onto a computer , which is currently running DOS 6.22 operating system. Which command will you use to install the windows 2000 server ? A) setup.exe B) WINNT.EXE C) WINNT32.EXE D) INSTALL.EXE E) SETUP32.EXE Answer: b You have to run WINNT.EXE when installing Windows 2000 on a computer running MS-DOS or Windows 3.x. 118 . Allen is the network administrator of a company, which has four Pentium 200Mhz MS-DOS systems and two windows 3.x systems , for installation of windows 2000 server. All the systems are connected to the network . he wants to automate the installation of windows 2000 server on these computer . what steps will he take to accomplish the task ? A) create an \i386 folder on the distribution share of the network server . copy the contents of the \i386 folder from the windows 2000 server CD and answer file to the folder that you created . B) on the local hard disk, share the installation files , by copying the files from the \i386 folder on the CD-ROM to A) drive . C) go to the distribution folder that contains installation files, on the computers running MS-DOS or windows 3.x and run command: WINNT /u: /s: /t:. Answer: ac To start Windows 2000 setup in unattended setup mode from MS-DOS, Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups, a user must specify: WINNT /u: /s: /t:. To start Windows 2000 setup in unattended setup mode from Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, or Windows 2000, a user must specify: WINNT32 /unattendeD) /s:. Where: is a file that contains answers to questions that should be automated during installation.is the location of the Windows 2000 installation files. /t (Optional): copies all the installation files to a temporary directory on the target drive. This option implies that Windows 2000 must be installed in the specified drive and is only valid for WINNT.EXE. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, TopiC) MS Windows 2000 Unattended Setup Parameters Guide. 119 . you want to install windows 2000 server on nine Pentium 133Mhz, windows 98 Systems having 256MB RAM. You want the installation to be automated . the master Computer from which you will perform the installation and the computers on which you are installing windows 2000 server have different hardware. All the systems re connected To the network . which installation method will you choose to perform automated installation ? A) sysprep method B) syspart method C) systems management server method D) bootable CD method . Answer: b Syspart method is used for clean installations on computers that have dissimilar hardware. Sysprep method is used when the master computer and the target computers have identical hardware, which includes the HAL and mass storage device controllers. Systems Management Server method is used to perform managed upgrades of Windows 2000 Server on multiple systems, especially those that are geographically dispersed. Bootable CD method is used on a computer whose basic input/output system (BIOS) allows it to start from the CD. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, TopiC) MS Windows 2000 Unattended Setup Parameters Guide 120 . Mathew is working in a company as network administrator . Mathew’s boss wants to know about the various methods of installation of windows 2000 server . how will Mathew describe the automated installation method ? A) Syspart method is for clean installation on computers that have dissimilar hardware . B) Sysprep method is used when the master computer and the target computers have identical hardware , which includes the Hal and mass storage device controllers. C) systems management server method is used to perform managed upgrades of windows 2000 server to multiple systems, especially those that are geographically dispersed . D) the bootable CD method is used with a computer whose basic input/output system (Bios) allows it to start from CD . E) syspart method is for clean installations on computers that have identical hardware. F) the boot able CD method is used when the master computer and the target computers have identical hardware , which includes the HAL and mass storage device controllers . Answer: abcd 121 . you are appointed as a network administrator in an enterprise. You have been assigned the task of installing windows 2000 and some other applications on each computer on the network . “ BUT” in the enterprise environment , it is not cost effective to install windows 2000 and other applications using the standard interactive setup on each computer . you plan to perform automated installation on multiple computers . which of the following installation tasks can be automated ? A) the core operating system of windows 2000 server B) any application that does not run as a service C) any application that runs as a service D) additional language support for windows 2000 server through the installation of various language packs . Answer: abd To greatly lower the total cost of ownership (TCO), you can perform automated installations of Windows 2000 Server on multiple computers. You can automate the installation of the following: The core operating system of Windows 2000 Server Any application that does not run as a service Additional language support for Windows 2000 Server through the installation of various languages packs Service Packs for Windows 2000 Server 122 . recently , Andrew installed windows 2000 server as a member server on a computer . now , he wants to promote the member server as domain controller . he also wants to automate this task. How will he accomplish this task ? A) run the DCPROMO.EXE command from the “ Guirunonce” section of the UNATTENDE.TXT answer file . B) run the sysprep.exe command from the “GuiRunOnce” section of the UNATTENDE.DOC answer file . C) run the DOMAINPROMO.EXE command from the “RunOnce” section of the UNATTENDE.TXT answer file . D) run the PROMOTE.EXE command from the “Guirunonce” section of the UNATTENDE.INF answer file . Answer: a After installing Windows 2000 Server, you can automate the process of creating a domain controller by using the Active Directory Installation wizard. Run the DCPROMO.EXE command from the [GuiRunOnce] section of the UNATTEND.TXT answer file. 123 .NT server 4.0 is installed on your computer. The computer has one hard drive with one FAT partition that is defined as C:\ . service pack 4.0 is also installed on it . you want to configure the computer to dual-boot windows 2000 also keep the previous data intact. You also require support for variety of features including active directory , user accounts , and other important security features . how will you configure the system to fulfill all these requirements ? A: boot with windows NT , insert the CD-Rom in drive . using windows explorer , change to CD-ROM drive , go to the I386 folder , double-click INSTALL.EXE and follow the setup instructions . B) change the WINNT folder, double-click SETUP.EXE and follow the setup instructions . C) boot with windows NT , insert the CD-Rom in the drive . using NT explorer , change to the CD-Rom drive , go to the i386 folder , double-click WINNT32.EXE and follow the setup instructions . D) using file manager , change to the CD-Rom drive . change to WINNT folder , double-click SETUP.EXE and follow the instructions . E) after completing setup, boot with windows 2000 , use CONVERT.EXE to convert the partition to NTFS file system . F) format hard disk with NTFS file system , then run WINNT.EXE and follow the setup instructions . Answer: ce To configure the computer to dual-boot Windows 2000 with Windows NT 4.0, which is previously installed on computer you take following step: Boot with Windows NT, insert the CD-ROM in the drive. Using NT Explorer, change to the CD-ROM drive, go to the I386 folder, double-click WINNT32.EXE and follow the setup instructions. After completing setup, boot with Windows 2000, use CONVERT.EXE to convert the partition to NTFS file system. After completing setup, to keep previous data intact and support for variety of features like Active Directory, user accounts, and other important security boot with Windows 2000. Convert the FAT file system to NTFS through CONVERT.EXE utility. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, Chapter 3 - Planning Your Windows 2000 Server Installation 124 . your windows 2000 server has a stripe set with parity, with basic disk configuration. These partitions use FAT file system . you want to change the existing strip set with parity with RAID 5 volumes. What will you do to accomplish this task ? A) upgrade strip set with parity with RAID-5 volumes . B) break strip set wit parity then create RAID-volumes . C) upgrade basic disk to dynamic disk . D) change strip set with parity to volume set . Answer: c On upgrading a basic disk to a dynamic disk, the existing partitions on the basic disk become simple volumes on the dynamic disk. Any existing mirrored volumes (mirror sets), striped volumes (stripe sets), RAID-5 volumes (stripe sets with parity), or spanned volumes (volume sets) become dynamic mirrored volumes, dynamic striped volumes, dynamic RAID-5 volumes, or dynamic spanned volumes, respectively. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, April 2000, Windows 2000 Server Manual, Article "Storing data") 125. Andrew is a member of administrators group . the windows 2000 server on the network requires more space to store data . Andrew adds a new hard disk on the windows 2000 server computer , and starts the system . how will he create partition and format disk so that he can start using it ? A) go to start menu > program > administrator tools > computer management . B) go to start menu > program > MS-DOS prompt , run FDISK and then format the disk . C) in the console tree under storage , click on disk management , go to action menu and click rescan disks . D) go to start menu > program > administrator tools > disk manager . Answer: ac Disk Management tool can be used to manage new disks through the following steps: Go to Start menu > Program > Administrative Tools > Computer Management. In the console tree under Storage, click on Disk Management, go to Action menu and click Rescan disks. We cannot use MS-DOS prompt to run FDISK and Disk Manager, since it is not available in Windows 2000. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, April 2000, Windows 2000 Server Manual, Article: Storing data) 126 . your windows 2000 server has striped volumes, with dynamic disk configuration. These partitions use FAT file system . as an administrator you want to extend the existing striped volumes , since the amount of existing data is large , but are unable To do it . what is the most likely cause of the problem ? A) striped , mirrored , and RAID-5 volumes cannot be extended . B) you cannot extend volume formatted using FAT or FAT32 . C) you are not logged on as account operator . D) the new disk has no file system . Answer: ab Volumes formatted with FAT or FAT32 cannot be extended. A volume can be extended only if it contains no file system or is formatted using NTFS. Striped, mirrored, and RAID-5 volumes cannot be extended. You have to be logged on as an Administrator or a member of the Administrators group to be able to extend volumes. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, April 2000, Windows 2000 Server Manual, Article "Storing data") 127 . your company has windows 2000-based network that has 200 workstations . you want to manage the disks on all these computers remotely from domain controllers . How will you accomplish this ? A) choose local computer , type the name of the workstation computer , and then finish . B) go to start menu > run , type disk manager , and then click ok . on the cosole menu , click on ADD/REMOVE snap-in , and then click add . C) choose disk management , and then click add . choose another computer radio button , type the name of the remote computer , and then finish . D) go to start menu > run , type MMC , and then click ok . on the console menu , click on ADD/REMOVE snap-in , and then click ADD. Answer: cd If disks are to be managed on remote computers then the client and server computers must be members of the same domain or within a trusted domain. The user of the client computer must be a member of the Administrators or Server Operators group on the remote computer. Follow these steps to manage these disks: Go to Start menu > Run, type MMC, and then click OK. On the Console menu, see Add/Remove Snap-in, and then click Add. Choose Disk Management, and then click Add. Choose Another Computer radio button, and then type the name of the remote computer and then Finish. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, April 2000, Windows 2000 Server Manual, Article: Storing data) 128 . ahmer is a member of administrator group . he wants to make the server an application server . as windows 2000 server requires more space to store application files, he adds a new hard disk on windows 2000 server computer and also tries to extend the system and boot volume. The system and boot volume use simple volume , but he is unable to extend the volume . what is the most likely reason ? A) you are not logged on as domain user . B) the new disk has no file system . C) volume was upgraded from basic to dynamic . D) the system and boot volumes cannot be extended . Answer: d Neither the system volume nor the boot volume can be extended in dynamic disk. Windows 2000 cannot extend any dynamic volume that existed as a basic volume before the dynamic disk upgrade, and the system and boot volumes (which may be one and the same) are likely the same volumes that existed under basic disk. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, April 2000, Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit, Chapter 32 - Disk Concepts and Troubleshooting) 129 . you are going to install windows 2000 server . you decide to use RAID-5 volume disk configuration for fault tolerance . what are the minimum disk drive requirements for implementing RAID-5 volumes ? A) one B) two C) thirty two D) three Answer: d Minimum three disks are required for RAID-5 volumes 130 . you have installed windows 2000 server on a FAT32 file system . you want to use the NTFS features , so you decide to convert your D) drive to NTFS . you also want to preserve the existing information . what is the easiest way to accomplish this task ? A) delete FAT32 partition and create new one. B) use server manager to convert FAT32 partition C) use CONVERT.EXE command line utility . D) use FDISK.EXE. Answer: c We can use CONVERT.EXE command line utility to convert FAT32 file system without any data loss. 131 . Allen is logged on to windows 2000 system, as a member of administrator group. He wants to change the drive letter of system partition to confuse other user to prevent to access the system partition . but he is unable to do it . what is the most likely cause ? A) the drive letter of the system volume or boot volume cannot be changed . B) he has no proper permission . C) the partition is in use by a program in the system . D) the partition is corrupted . Answer: a You cannot change the drive letter of the system volume or boot volume. (Ref.: Technet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 132 . you have implemented a windows 2000 based network in your company . you want inexpensive solution for adding more space on windows 2000 server , so you decide to setup remote storage . how will you setup remote storage on the server ? A) open on ADD/Remove program in control panel, click on ADD/Remove windows Components , select the remote storage check box , and click next and restart the computer . after restart open remote storage and follow the instructions of remote Storage setup wizard . B) click on remote storage setup in program menu , and follow the instructions of setup wizard . C) insert windows 2000 server CD-Rom in drive , run setup.exe and then select remote storage wizard from custom installation and follow the instructions . Answer: a If you want to setup Remote Storage on existing Windows 2000 Server, you have to do it: Open on Add/Remove Program in Control Panel, click on Add/Remove Windows Components, select the Remote Storage check box, and click Next and then restart the computer. The first time you open Remote Storage after it is installed, the Remote Storage Setup wizard guides you through the steps required to fully configure it for operation. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 133 . you are administrator of a windows 2000 based network with 10 windows 2000 servers and 500 clients . your network has centralized data storage for user’s data. Te data is stored on windows 2000 server with FAT32 file system . Required result: set the disk space limit for all the users . Optional result 1: file level security on users data . Optional result 2: domain controller computers can manage the disk space limit remotely. Suggested solution: convert FAT32 file system to NTFS on the disk drive that stores user’s data and share the drive . apply disk quota limit for the users from quota tab on disk properties page. On remote computer , logged on as a member of administrator group, map the shared drive as network drive . A) suggested solution produces only required result . B) suggested solution produces required result and one of the optional results. C) suggested solution produces required result and both of the optional result . D) suggested solution does not produce the required result . Answer: c In Windows 2000 Server you can apply disk quota limits according to realistic disk space requirements for your users. On which disk you want to apply Disk Quota limit, must be NTFS partition. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 134 . you are network administrator of a windows 2000 based network with 10 windows 2000 severs and 500 clients . your network has centralized data storage for user’s data . you want to limit the disk space for all users. So you decide to configure disk quota system . you also wants that users cannot write additional data on the disk, when their assigned quota limit is full. What will you do ? A) from quota tab page on disk properties page, select the enable quota management check box , and then click ok . B) from sharing tab page on disk properties page , select the enable quota management check box , and then click ok . C) from quota tab page on disk properties page , select the enable quota management check box, select the deny disk space to users exceeding quota limit check box , and then click ok . Answer: c You can configure the disk quota system to deny disk space to users of the volume who exceed their assigned quota limit, users cannot write additional data to the volume without first deleting or moving some existing files from the volume. To deny disk space to users who exceed their limit, Right-click the volume for which you want to deny disk space use, and then click Properties then go to Quota tab page, select the Enable quota management check box, select the Deny disk space to users exceeding quota limit check box, and then click OK. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 135 . you are administrator of windows 2000 based network with 10 windows 2000 servers and 500 clients. You have configured disk quota system on a volume, which is used to store users data. You want to import these quota settings on another volume . how will you accomplish this task ? A) open two quota entries window, one for the volume from which you Import quota records , and one for the volume into which you want to import quota records. Then drag quota records from the source volume’s quota entries window to the destination volume’s quota entries window. B) open two windows explorer window , one for the volume from which you import quota records, and one for the volume into which you want to import quota records. Then drag the source volume onto the destination volume quota entries window. C) on the quota tab page of the volume to which you want to import quota Settings. Click quota entries , in quota entries window click quota menu > import , in import quota settings dialog box select the name of the file that contains the quota settings, and then click open . Answer: ac You can use both methods to set quota settings on another volume: Open two Quota Entries window, one for the volume from which you import quota records, and one for the volume into which you want to import quota records. Then drag quota records from the source volume's Quota Entries window to the destination volume's Quota Entries window. On the Quota tab page of the volume to which you want to import quota settings, click Quota Entries, in Quota Entries window click Quota menu > Import, in Import Quota Settings dialog box select the name of the file that contains the quota settings, and then click Open. Disk quota settings are saved in a file format that is exclusive to the Disk Quotas utility and that is used only for importing and exporting quota settings from one volume to another. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 136 . you are network administrator of a windows 2000 based network with 10 windows 2000 servers and 500 clients . you have configured disk quota system on a volume because , you want to track disk space use on per-user basis, but you don’t want to deny users access to a volume . how will you accomplish this task ? A) enable quota and do not limit disk space use B) disable quota and limit disk space use C) enable quota and limit disk space use D) disable quota and do not limit disk space use . Answer: a Enabling quotas and not limiting disk space use are useful when you do not want to deny users access to a volume, but want to track disk space use on a per-user basis. When you enable disk quotas for a volume, volume usage is automatically tracked for new users from that point on. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 137 . Joe is network administrator in TechMart inc. that has 5 windows 2000 servers and 150 clients. One of the servers on the network that stores users data has FAT32 file system . joe want to apply disk quota system on that server , so he converts the files FAT32 volume to NTFS, and applies the disk quota settings . after doing this task , he sees the report for disk space being used by users. But the disk space is not counted and shown against users, which actually owned by the users . what is the problem ? A) file system is not converted to NTFS B) the disk quota system is not applied properly C) files created on FAT32 volumes are owned by the system . D) volume converted from FAT32 to NTFS , changes the users ownership on file system’s ownership . Answer: c The disk quotas are based on file ownership, any changes to a volume that affect ownership status of the files on it, including file system conversion, might affect disk quotas for the volume. Because files on FAT and FAT32 volumes are owned by the system, files on volumes that have been converted from FAT or FAT32 to NTFS are not counted against the users who owned the files. In this case, the files are counted against the Administrator account. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 138 . as a network administrator you are very concerned about fault tolerance . you plan to use RAID-5 volume across six drivers as your fault-tolerance solution . the next day you find one of the drivers has failed . what will you do ? A) use disk administrator to break the RAID-5 volume , replace the drive , then regenerate the stripe set . B) use disk administrator to break the RAID-5 volume, then restore the data from tape backup . C) replace the failed drive , use disk management , select new area of free space , and then regenerate the volume . D) replace the drive, recreate the RAID-5 volume ,then restore the data from tap backup . Answer: c When a member of a mirrored volume or a RAID-5 volume fails, it becomes an orphan. Data for the orphaned member can be regenerated from the remaining members. A new area of free space, which is the same size or larger than the other members of the RAID-5 volume should be selected in Disk Management, and then data regenerated. The fault-tolerance driver reads the information from the stripes on the other member disks and then re-creates the data of the missing member and writes it to the new member on restarting the computer. To regenerate a RAID-5 volume, the volume must be locked by the operating system. All network connections to the volume are lost when a volume is regenerated. (Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Disaster protection) 139 . you have installed windows 2000 server using disk RAID-5 volumes as your fault tolerance configuration . you have eight drives installed in RAID-5 volumes. Over the weekend two of the drives in the strip set fail . what will you do to recover from the failure ? A) replace the failed hardware , use disk administrator utility to regenerate the RAID-5 volumes . B) break the RAID-5 volumes , replace failed hardware , use the disk management to regenerate a new RAID-5 volume , then restore the data from the tape backup. C) replace failed hardware , boot to the last known good configuration option , then restore the data from tape backup. Answer: b The only option on failure of more than one drive is, to recreate the RAID-5 volumes and restore the data from tape backup. 140 . you have windows 2000 server with dynamic configuration . one of the disk on that system is marked as offline due to disk is corrupted . you want to reactivate that disk. How will you accomplish this task ? A) Logged on as an administrator or a member of the administrator group. B) logged on as server operator or a member of server operator group . C) open disk management , right click on the disk marked offline and then click reactivate disk . D) open disk administrator , right click on the disk marked offline and then click repair disk . Answer: ac To reactivate a missing or offline disk, Open Disk Management, right click on the disk marked Offline and then click Reactivate Disk. The disk should be marked Online after the disk is reactivated. You must be logged on as an administrator or a member of the Administrators group in order to complete this procedure. If your computer is connected to a network, network policy settings may also prevent you from completing this procedure. Only dynamic disks can be reactivated. (Ref.: Technet Technical Information CD, issue: April 2000, article: Storing Data) 141 . you are installing a windows 2000-based network for techmart inc. both clients and servers in the network have windows 2000. as the company uses the internet very often it has installed TCP/IP as primary network protocol . you also plan to assign static IP addresses . how will you install TCP/IP protocol ? A) in control panel , double-click network . on the protocols tab , click add ,select TCP/IP Protocol , and then click ok . B) type the path to windows 2000 source files ,click continue , and then click close . the Microsoft TCP/IP properties dialog box appears . C) in my computer , double-click on my network places . on the protocols tab , click install , select TCP/IP protocol and then click ok . D) click on specify an IP address option , and type your assigned IP address, subnet mask , and default gateway and click ok . Answer: abd 26 . you are using TCP/IP protocol on your network . you use DHCP to assign the network’s IP addresses automatically . you have a shortage of IP addresses , so you expand the scope of your DHCP server . after two days you realize that you have set the scope improperly . you re-configure the DHCP server . while the server was wrongly configured some DHCP clients received IP addresses from the DHCP server . what command will you use to force the clients to drop the DHCP configuration information ? A) DHCP /release B) IPCONFIG /all C) IPCONFIG /release D) IPCONFIG /renew Answer: c At the command prompt, type IPCONFIG /release and then press ENTER to release the existing IP address. Ref.: TechNet Server Utilities CD, issue: January 2000, MOC1555 142 . your network has a windows 2000 server computer with FAT file system , which is shared by several users. This system stores some sensitive data on it . you decide to encrypt the sensitive data to protect it from unauthorized access. Required result: the data should be secure and encrypted . administrative effort should be minimum . you should have the ability to recover encrypted files , in case the file owner leaves your company without information . other permissions on encrypted files should be unaffected . Optional result 1: file-level security is required on the disk on which the data is stored . Optional result 2: should not have any burden on file owner to encrypt or decrypt the file. Suggested solution: convert FAT file system to windows 2000 NTFS file system use encryption file system (EFS) to encrypt data . Which results does the suggested solution produce ? A) suggested solution produces the required result and both optional results. B) suggested solution produces the required result and one of the optional results . C) suggested solution produces only required result D) suggested solution does not produce the required result . Answer: a EFS is available only on Windows 2000 NTFS volumes and is designed for use only if the system is configured with one or more recovery agent administrators. Designated user accounts, called recovery agent accounts, are issued recovery agent certificates with public keys and private keys that are used for EFS data recovery operations. Recovery agent accounts are designated by EFS recovery policy. By default, the recovery agent account is the highest-level Administrator account. So in case any data owner leaves the company without information, the recovery agent can recover the encrypted data. Using EFS other permissions on encrypted files will be unaffected. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, Chapter 15 - Encrypting File System 143 . you are network administrator of a windows 2000 based network . you are asked about the encryption method for files and folders using EFS , what answer will you give? A) to encrypt a folder , select it through windows explorer > click file > click properties > click general tab > click advanced . select the encrypt contents to source data check box > Click ok. From confirm attribute changes dialog box you select the files and folders to be encrypted . through windows explorer, turn on EFS for an individual file in exactly the same way as you do for folder . B) you can encrypt and decrypt folders or files by using the CIPHER command at command prompt .C:\>chipper /e/ C) you can encrypt and decrypt folders or files by using the ENCRYP command at command prompt .C:\> ENCRYP /d/a Answer: ab There are two methods for encrypt a folder: To encrypt a folder, select it in Windows Explorer, and then click File > Properties > General tab, and then click Advanced. Select the Encrypt Contents to Secure Data check box, and then click OK. From Confirm Attribute Changes dialog box you choose which files and folders to encrypt. By using Windows Explorer, turn on EFS for an individual file in exactly the same way as you do for a folder. You can encrypt and decrypt folders or files by using the CIPHER command at the command prompt.C:\>cipher /e /a 144 . your boss receives hundreds of confidential mails every week. He wants to secure these mails from unauthorized access. He know that file encryption with efs is a very tedious job as he will have to encrypt the large number of files one by one. So he calls you to solve his problem. What will you do ? A) copy all the mail in windows 2000 systems folders B) spend hours to encrypt all the mail one by one C) create a new folder then select it in windows explorer > file > properties>general tab > advanced. Select the encrypt contents to secure data check box and click ok. From confirm attribute changes dialog box select apply changes to this folder, subfolders and files option D) select systems folder in windows explorer > file > properties > general tab >advanced. Select the encrypt contents to secure data check box > ok .from confirm attribute changes dialog box select apply changes to this folder, subfolders and files option E) copy all mail in the encrypted folder . answer: ce The encryption at folder level is better than individual file level encryption as it is easier and does not require each file to be encrypted individually when it is saved. When a file is copied or created in the encrypted folder, it gets encrypted automatically. It also ensures that the data remains encrypted during and after editing, provided the application editing is also done in the same folder. Ref: TechNet Technical Information CD, article: Encrypting File System 145 . as a network administrator you create a shared folder and a sub-folder on a domain controller , and encrypt the folder by selecting the “apply changes to this folder only” option . a domain user creates a file and copies it to the shared folder . after some time another user copies a file to the sub-folder . what will be the encryption status on the files ? A) file copied to folder , will be protected wit user’s private key B) file copied to folder , will remain unchanged C) file copied to sub-folder , will be protected with user’s private key D) file copied to sub-folder . will remain unchanged . Answer: ad You encrypt the folder with "Apply Changes to This Folder Only" option. The encryption will only be applied to files copied to that folder. As this option will not affect the sub-folder the files copied to the sub-folder will not be encrypted. Ref: TechNet Technical Information CD, article: Encrypting File System 146 . Allen is working as a network administrator in cyber systems inc. he complains of unauthorized access from some one in the management . so he decides to secure the Company’s secret data from unauthorized access. He also wants to find the culprit Responsible for it . what are the different types of folder access on which , he can audit for success and failed attempts ? A) displaying names of files in the folder B) displaying folder attributes C) changing folder attributes D) creating sub-directories and files E) creating a new folder F) going to the folder’s sub-directories G) displaying the folders owner and permissions H) running the folder I) deleting the folder J) removing the folder permissions K) changing folder permissions L) changing folder ownership . Answer: abcdfgIkL 147 . Andrew is a network administrator in info systems inc. he receives complains from the management that someone is trying to hack their passwords due to which their accounts get locked frequently . which of the following events will he audit to trace the hacker ? A) failure audit for logon/logoff B) success and failure audit for file-access and object-access C) success audit for logon/logoff D) success and failure audit for file-access, printers, and object-accesss. Answer: a name = Top Dump 240 Edited By Scatman -210 exam = 70-240 1. choudry is hired by a company for network installation of 5 windows 2000 servers and 150 windows 2000 professional clients. Choudry wants to install the clients using automated installation method, so he uses the setup manager to create the answer file. Which of the following are the most common answer file specifications created by setup manager ? A) installation path B) destination computer name C) product ID D) shared path E) setup file path Answer: abc Given here are answer file specifications created by Setup Manager: Installation path specifies the desired path on the destination computer in which Windows 2000 Server is to be installed. Upgrade option specifies whether to upgrade from Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT Workstation 4.0, or Windows 2000. Destination computer name specifies the username, organization name, and computer name to apply to the destination computer. Product ID specifies the product identification number obtained from product documentation. Workgroup or domain specifies the name of the workgroup or domain to which the computer belongs. Time zone specifies the time zone for the computer. Network configuration information specifies the network adapter type and configuration with network protocols. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD, Volume 4: Chapter 5 - Customizing and Automating Installations 2 . Mian is working as a network administrator in seashore travels. They are using windows 98-based client on windows 2000-based domain network. He upgrades his System windows 2000 professional. After that he clones another system on the network through Sysprep utility. After cloning system is unable to come to network after rebooting .what is the most likely cause ? A) you cannot use cloning while you are on the network B) after cloning both systems has same name C) cloning was not completed successfully D) drivers used in system are not compatible Answer: b If a Sysprep source computer is created with a computer name, that same computer name will be duplicated when the computer is cloned. This will restrict only one system on the network with same name at a time. Microsoft recommends cloning workstations while they are members of a workgroup rather than a domain. The reason for this has to do with machine account names. Windows NT domains use the machine account name to establish trust relationships between the domain controllers and the workstations. If computers are added to the domain prior to being cloned, the computer name will need to be changed after the clone procedure is complete for this workstation to be able to participate in the domain. For this reason, it is best to prepare the computer as a workgroup member and then perform the clone procedure. After the installation is verified as successful and Sysprep has been run, the workstation can be added to the domain with a unique machine name. Ref.: Microsoft TechNet CD Microsoft 2000 Professional Technical Notes Deploying MS Windows 2000 Professional and MS Office 2000 Using Sysprep 3 . your company has a research facility in a city several hundred miles from its Headquarters. The company wants to use Microsoft windows 2000 professional as the Platform for its personal computers. This will primarily involve using windows nt Workstation 4.0 as the platform for high-end and distributed processing , high-level security , and local area network functions. As you define hardware configurations, Verify that the components are compatible with windows 2000 professional. For example, you may require to verify compatibility for the following components : Sound adapters, network adapters , video adapters, universal serial bus (usb) adapters, compact disc and DVD drivers. How will you accomplish this task ? A) run winnt32 /checkupgradeonly B) run setup /upgrade C) run winnt/checkupgradeonly D) check incompatibility list of hardware vender Answer: a You can use Windows 2000 Professional Setup to check for hardware compatibility. Run Setup in Check Upgrade Only mode to obtain log files those indicate hardware and software incompatibilities and device drivers that require to be updated. Use the following command line format for Check Upgrade Only mode: WINNT32 /checkupgradeonly Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD, Volume 4: Chapter 3 - Deploying Windows 2000 Professional 4 . a multinational financial services organization comprised of seven separate operating companies has primary headquarters located in north America, Europe , Asia minor , and southeast Asia . their current client operating systems in use at each operating company include seventy percent windows nt workstation 4.0 , approximately fifteen percent windows nt work station 3.51 , ten percent unix and about five percent windows 95. as an administrator you want to upgrade all the clients with windows 2000 professional .how will you accomplish this task? A) upgrade windows nt 3.51, windows nt 4.0 and windows 95 clients with windows 2000 B) remove unix and then install windows 2000 professional C) upgrade unix and then install windows 2000 professional D) remove windows nt 3.52 , windows nt 4.0 and windows 95 clients and then install windows 2000. Answer: ab Windows 2000 Professional Setup includes the ability to upgrade Windows 3.51, Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT Workstation version 3.51 and version 4.0. After an upgrade the user's operating system settings, applications, and data are preserved. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD, Volume 4: Chapter 4 - Installing Windows 2000 Professional 5 . Ali is working as a network administrator in sysnet inc. the network has 5 windows 2000 servers and 200 windows 2000 professional clients. One day , a user complains about client system failure. So , you use safe and other startup options to recover the system but fail to recover it. What will be your next step to recover the system ? A) start the system with setup disk, choose repair option and then choose recovery console by pressing C B) start the system with emergency repair disk(ERD) and then use recovery console C) start the system with setup disks and run setup.exe from command prompt D) start the system in VGA mode Answer: a In Windows NT 4.0, you can only access an NTFS drive from within the Windows NT 4.0 operating system. This makes the task of repairing or fixing the NTFS partition, difficult. The only solution is to reinstall Windows NT 4.0 to access the NTFS volume or to run the repair process. Both are time-consuming processes. In Windows 2000 Professional, by using the Recovery Console the Administrator can Read and Write to the NTFS volume by using the four Windows 2000 Professional boot floppy disks or by starting from the Windows 2000 operating system CD. This gives Administrators the ability to copy and delete system files and to repair the system. Note:, By default, only Administrator account can access an NTFS volume using Recovery Console as they have to logon to the system before accessing the hard drives. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 4 - Installing Windows 2000 Professional" 6. To reduce costs, PAKnet corporation wants to standardize on one client operating system .windows for work group is already installed on the system. The company dose not want any previous setting on the client systems . so, it decides to implement windows 2000 professional as client operating system. How can this be done ? A) run winnt.exe from windows for work groups command prompt B) run install.exe from windows for workgroups command prompt C) format the drive, boot floppy disk and run install.exe D) run setup.exe from windows for work groups command prompt Answer: a Running WINNT.EXE performs a clean installation of Windows 2000 Professional. You can run the WINNT.EXE command at MS-DOS, Windows 3.1, or Windows for Workgroups 3.11 command prompt. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD, Volume 4: Chapter 4 - Installing Windows 2000 Professional 7. you have been hired by a company to upgrade their exiting windows 95/98-based System to windows 2000 professional. your study following points : · The desktop machines meet the hardware requirements and are on the HCL · 10 percent of the desktop machines do not have ACPI bios available from the hardware manufacturer: all use the same none-ACPI HAL · 90 % of the desktop machines either have an ACPI BIOS or can be upgraded from the hardware manufacturer. They all use the same ACPI HAL you decided to use image deployment method for installation .based on this scenario, how many images will you have to create ? A) one B) two C) three D) four Answer: b In this scenario, if you use the image deployment method, two images will have to be createD) one for the machines that do not have ACPI and one for the machines that do. Ref.: Microsoft TechNet CD Microsoft 2000 Professional Technical Notes Deploying MS Windows 2000 Professional and MS Office 2000 Using Sysprep 8 . a company will initially be setting up a windows 2000 test lab for evaluation and tools prototyping , which will be used by several staff members. Eventually , the company plans to provide approximately 120 desktop computers For use with windows 2000 professional. All the systems previously had 3.1 based clients. The network administrator of the company wants to automate The installation of windows 2000 professional. How will he accomplish this task? A) use winnt /u command B) run unattend.exe command C) run setup.exe from command prompt D) use winnt 32.exe /unattend command Answer: a Unattended installations allow Administrators to completely or partially automate installation of Windows 2000 Professional on multiple computers, requiring minimal user input. Commands: WINNT /u: Use WINNT.EXE when running Setup on Microsoft MS-DOS or Microsoft Windows 3.1-based clients. WINNT32 /unattend: Use WINNT32.EXE when upgrading Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT Workstation 4.0, or beta versions of Windows 2000 to Windows 2000 Professional. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD , Volume 4: Chapter 5 - Customizing and Automating Installations 9 . PAKNET inc. wants to expand its central office located in Dallas. You have been hired by the company to deploy Microsoft windows 2000 operating system on 400 new identical computers. After studying the network you found that network is relatively slow. You want to automate your process to deploy operating system and some applications together with same configuration. You are not configuring user and group during installation. Which of the following will you use to accomplish this task ? A) remote installation services (RIS) B) system preparation tool (Sysprep) C) winnt32 /u D) Microsoft system management system (SMS) Answer: b The Microsoft Windows 2000 operating system has many options to automate the installation of Windows 2000, as well as applications such as Microsoft Office 2000. Sysprep: Sysprep is used to install an identical configuration, including applications, on multiple computers. Sysprep allows you to duplicate a custom image based on a Windows 2000 Professional installation from a master computer to destination computers. Both the master and destination computers must have similar hardware and software configurations. The master computer and the destination computers must have the same HAL and mass storage device controllers. You can also use Sysprep if you have slow network links, in which case you can burn the image of the master computer on CDs and use the CDs to distribute the customized installation. WinNT or WinNT32: These tools are appropriate for installing Windows 2000 Professional on a large number of clients with different hardware and software configurations. The disadvantage of this tool is that you must install applications individually on each computer. RIS: You can use RIS when you want to standardize a Windows 2000 Professional configuration on new computers or on computers with an existing operating system that you can replace with Windows 2000 Professional. RIS uses the Pre-Boot eXecution environment (PXE) to initiate a Windows 2000 Professional installation from a RIS server computer and then install the operating system on a client's hard disk. SMS: You can use Systems Management Server for upgrades of Windows-based clients only, not for clean installations. We have clearly two choices RIS or Sysprep. As question states network is slow we will always prefer Sysprep. Ref.: Microsoft TechNet CD) Customizing and Automating Installation 10 . Sehar using windows 2000 professional on his desktop as stand-alone system. She want to search for some documents that she created three month’s ago. But she did not remember file name. So she is trying to search that document by the include text within documents through windows 2000 search assistant. Which of the following windows 2000 services provides this type of facility ? A) indexing service B) browser service C) workstation service D) search service Answer: ? Indexing Service is a Windows 2000 service that extracts information from a set of documents and organizes it in a way that makes it quick and easy to access that information through the Windows 2000 Search Assistant, the Indexing Service query form, or a Web browser. This information can include text from within a document (its contents), and the characteristics and parameters of the document (its properties), such as the author's name. After the index is created, you can search, or query the index for documents that contain keywords, phrases, or properties. For example, you can run a query for all documents containing the word 'product' or you can run a query for all Microsoft Office documents written by a specific author. Indexing Service returns a list of all documents that meet the search criteria. Indexing Service can index the following types of documents in several languages: *HTML *Text *Microsoft Office 95 and later *Internet mail and news *Any other document for which a document filter is available Indexing Service automatically stores all the index information in the System or the Web catalogs. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 9 - Managing Files, Folders, and Search Methods 11. your windows 2000 server has two physical disks, each have two partitions with basic disk configuration. These partitions use FAT32 file system. You want to Upgrade one partition on each disk with a dynamic volume and the other with a basic volume, but are unable to do it. What is the likely problem ? A) you cannot upgrade from basic to dynamic storage B) you cannot use both basic and dynamic disks on the same computer system C) all volumes on a physical disk must be either basic or dynamic D) disk management snap-in for the Microsoft management console (MMC) Dose not support FAT32 file system Answer: c You can use both basic and dynamic disks on the same computer system, and also with any combination of file systems (file allocation table [FAT], including FAT16 and FAT32, and NTFS file system). However, all volumes on a physical disk must be either basic or dynamic. Ref.: TechNet Technical Information CD, April 2000, Windows 2000 Server Manual, Article "Storing Data" 12 . sales folder has a file named xfile.doc that contains critical information about your company . this folder resides on an ntfs volume . the company’s senior Sales manager asks you to provide security for that file.you make a backup of that File and keep it in a locked cupboard. Then , you assign no access permission for sales group. John , a member of sales group, accidentally deletes that file .though you restore the file from backup, but you are confused how john was able to delete the file despite having no access permission on that file. What is the most likely cause ? A) john is a member of another group having full control permissions on that file B) no access permissions does not work on files C) sales group has full control permission on sales folder D) no access permissions does not restrict of files . Answer: c Although NTFS provides access controls to individual files and folders, users can perform certain actions even if permissions are set on a file or folder to prevent access. If any file has No Access permission and user has Full Control rights in the folder on which it resides, then he will be able to delete the file as Full Control rights in the folder allow the user to delete the contents of the folder. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD Chapter 17 - File Systems 13 . the company’s current IT environment is a homogenous windows NT server 4.0 environment with a broad mix of windows NT 4.0 , windows 95, and Microsoft windows 98 clients. Windows NT client has NTFS partition and company decides to install windows 2000 professional and windows 98 on all clients with dual booting. They also want the data stored on workstation to be accessible from both operating systems. How will they do to achieve this ? A) on windows 98 client, install windows 2000 in new directory B) remove windows NT 4.0 from client system, delete the NTFS partition and create new FAT or FAT32 partition, install windows 98 and then install windows 2000 in new directory C) upgrade windows NT 4.0 with windows 98 client system and then install windows 2000 in new directory D) upgrade windows 95 client with windows 98 and then install windows 2000 Answer: abd NTFS is the recommended file system for Windows 2000. However, there are specific reasons that you may want to use another file system. If you format a partition with NTFS, only Windows 2000 can gain access to files subsequently created on that partition. If you plan to access files from other operating systems (including Microsoft MS-DOS), it is best to install a FAT file system. Windows 2000 supports FAT, FAT32, and NTFS partition and Windows 98 supports both FAT and FAT32 whereas Windows NT 4.0 supports FAT and NTFS file systems. So, there is no requirement to change the file system on Windows 95 and 98 clients. Since Windows NT 4.0 is using NTFS file system, the file system should be changed with FAT or FAT32 for accessing the data from Windows 98 clients. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD, Volume 4: Chapter 4 - Installing Windows 2000 Professional 14 . You are moving an uncompressed file from folder1 to folder2. folder2 is compressed. What will be the status of the file after it has been moved from folder1 to folder2 ? A) it will remain uncompressed B) windows 2000 will change the status of folder to uncompressed C) it will become compressed D) windows 2000 will not allow you to move an uncompressed file to a compressed folder Answer: a When you move an uncompressed file or folder to another folder, the file remains uncompressed, regardless of the compression state of the folder to which it is moved. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD Chapter 17 - File Systems 15 . you are copying file1 from sales folder to marketing folder. Target folder contains the file with the same name. File1 in the sales folder is in uncompressed state while file1 in marketing folder is in compressed state. What will be the attribute of file1 after it has been copied to the marketing folder ? A) it becomes compressed B) it will remain uncompressed C) windows 2000 will not allow you to copy uncompressed files to a folder Having same file name with different attributes D) windows 2000 will make another copy of file with a different attribute from the file in target folder Answer: a When you copy a file to a folder that already contains a file of the same name, the copied file takes on the compression attribute of the target file, regardless of the compression state of the folder. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD Chapter 17 - File Systems 16 . your hard disk has two partitions. C drive is using fat32 file system and d drive has ntfs volumes. You want to copy max.doc from sales folder in drive d to sales folder in drive c. sales folder in drive d has compressed attributes. What will be the state of the file after it has been copied ? A) it will remain compressed B) it will become uncompressed C) windows 2000 does not allow you to copy a file from fat32 to ntfs D) windows 2000 will change the attribute of folder to un compressed Answer: b Windows 2000 supports compression only on NTFS volumes, compressed NTFS files moved or copied to a FAT volume are automatically decompressed. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 17 - File Systems 17 . you are responsible to back up data from network. Impdata folder, which is on NTFS partition, has been assigned an file permission change for sales group. You have taken back up on the previous day. Somehow the partition, on which sales folder resides, becomes corrupt. You restore data on another drive that has FAT32 partition. What will happen to the permissions ? A) file permissions will be lost B) FAT32 will assign permission everyone full control to the folder C) file permission will be retained D) windows 2000 does not allow you to restore backup on FAT partition if backup is taken from NTFS Answer: a If you restore data on FAT volume, you lose all security settings and other file information specific to NTFS. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD Chapter 17 - File Systems 18 . Khan is implementing the security system in windows 2000 environment. He is trying encrypt a file, which is on NTFS partition, but is unable to do it. What is the most likely problem ? A) NTFS does not permit encryption of files B) file compression attribute is compressed C) encryption can only be applied on folders D) Khan does not have sufficient permission Answer: b You cannot encrypt files or folders that are compressed. To resolve the problem you should first, uncompress the file or folder, and then encrypt it. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 17 - File Systems 19 . you have configured your hard disk as FAT32 for faster access and dual booting . now you want to convert this partition to NTFS for security purpose. You also want to retain settings of other files. Which command line tool will you use to achieve this ? A) upgrade B) convert C) enhance D) change Answer: b You can upgrade FAT16 and FAT32 volumes to NTFS by using the Convert tool. Conversion of disk volume from FAT to NTFS requires sufficient amount of available free disk space to build the NTFS disk structures. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 17 - File Systems 20 . you do not want the accounting personnel to send big printing jobs in the morning hours. So, you plan to limit their hours of operation to a specific printer. How will you achieve this ? A) through print manager for domains, limit the hours for the account group B) limit the hours using hours tab of the printer in the control panel C) schedule the printer service by using the AT command D) enter the hours of operation in the scheduling tab of the properties window of the printer Answer: d 21 . your boss recently have bought an expensive laser printer. Some of the managers of different departments of your company also want to use this printer. Your boss is afraid that if he gives access to the managers , other people in the department will also try to use the printer when he is not around. Your boss asks your advice how to limit the access of other users . what will you suggest ? A) assign the everyone group no access to your printer B) remove the every one group’s print permission from your printer C) add managers to a group and grant print permissions to this group on your printer D) create a hidden share for your printer by putting a $ sign at the end of the share name, so that other workers are not able to see your printer share Answer: bc 22 . which of the following option must be specified to install and configure TCP/IP printer ? A) IP address or printer name B) gateway C) port name D) host name Answer: ac Select an installed printer, click File, and then click Properties, click the Ports tab, and then click Add Port. Click Standard TCP/IP Port, and then click New Port. This starts the Add Standard TCP/IP Printer Port wizard, type a name or the IP address of a print device in the Printer Name or IP Address text box.Type a host-resolvable port name, which can be any character string, in the Port Name text box, or use the default name that the wizard supplies, and then click Next. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 14 – Printing 23 . Andrew is a marketing executive in techmart inc.. he has a laptop with windows 2000 professional. He is working from site, he wants to print some Documents to the company’s printer. Through which feature of windows 2000 he can accomplish this task? A) internet faxing B) efs C) active directory service D) internet printing Answer: d Windows 2000 supports Internet printing. This makes it possible to use printers located anywhere in the world by sending print jobs using Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). Using Microsoft Internet Information Services or a Web Peer Server, Windows 2000 creates a Web page that provides information about printers and provides the transport for printing over the Internet. Using the Internet, printers can be used to replace fax machines or postal mail. Use an Internet printer as you would any other Windows 2000 installed printer. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 14 – Printing 24 . ASAD is configuring different devices in windows 2000 professional. He installs a sound card and it is performing properly , but when he trace the device in device manager he is unable to see it . what is the most likely problem ? A) the sound card installed by him is a non plug and play device B) windows 2000 does not show multimedia related devices in device manager By default C) show multimedia option in device manager is not enabled D) It is hidden by default Answer: ad Device Manager does not display all devices by default. Non-PlugPlay devicescertain other devices are hidden and so cannot be seen. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 19 - Device Management 25 . what are the two major tools that we can use in windows 2000 for monitoring Performance of the system ? A) task manager B) performance console C) disk manager D) network optimizer Answer: ab Performance console and Task Manager are the primary monitoring tools in Windows 2000. Task Manageris used for an immediate overview of system activity and performance, while the Performance console provides detailed information that can be used for troubleshooting and bottleneck analysis. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 27 - Overview of Performance Monitoring 26 . ahmer is working as a network administrator in perfect solution inc. organization has a network with fifty windows 2000 professional nodes, two windows 2000 servers. He is planning to analyse system performance on a regular basis. He has made a group of counter to monitor in each system. Which of the following tool will be use for this ? A) task manager B) system monitor C) performance logs and alerts D) network optimizer Answer: b System Monitor is hosted in Microsoft Management Console (MMC) so you can save a console file containing a group of counters that you want to monitor. You can install it on any other computer and be able to monitor the same types of data on that computer. This is useful in monitoring other systems that you administer. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 27 - Overview of Performance Monitoring 27 . dukes insurance company of America serves nearly forty million customers world wide, offering a variety of products and financial services. The Company uses windows 2000 server for networking and ntfs partition on their Disks. One of the users complains that his windows 2000 server is not starting. You find that the ntfs-formatted system volume with corrupted or deleted system files is preventing the computer from starting. Which tool will you use to resolve This problem ? A) safe mode boot B) network monitor C) recovery console D) performance monitor Answer: ac Microsoft Windows 2000 uses Safe Mode and Recovery Console for resolving the problem on the operating system files. Safe Mode bypasses blocking issues such as, system corruption or installation of incompatible drivers or system services enabling the Administrator to resolve the problem. Recovery Console is used by Administrator to copy system files from the operating system CD and troubleshoot other system problems without installing a second copy of the operating system. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD Chapter 17 - File Systems 28 . you are working as a network administrator on a company that has windows NT 4.0 based network 10 windows NT server and 250 windows 98 clients . you are upgraded the windows 98 clients with windows 2000 professional . as you read about new features of windows 2000 like search for network resources by specifying attributes of the objects and managing the configuration of each user’s desktop centrally. But you are unable to use this features how will you do to remove this problem ? A) upgrade the windows NT server 4.0 with windows 2000 server B) upgrade the windows NT server 4.0 with windows 2000 professional C) reinstall windows NT server 4.0 D) install windows NT service pack 4.0 on server Answer: a You have not upgraded Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000 Server that is the reason IntelliMirror and Active Directory is not available and you are not able to use those feature. When you use Windows 2000 Professional on a Windows 2000 Server Active Directory network, two new features are available: IntelliMirror and Active Directory. With IntelliMirror, user's documents can be stored, or mirrored, on a centrally managed server. This feature allows users to log on to any computer in the network and obtain access to their documents and files from that computer. Active Directory allows users to search for network resources by specifying attributes of the object they need, such as a printer capable of printing in color. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 9 - Managing Files, Folders, and Search Methods 29 . paknet corp. has a windows 2000 based network with 300 windows 2000 professional client. As network administrator ahmer wants when a user log on to any computer on the network all user-specific settings of a user’s windows 2000 professional environment , including program items, screen colors , printers connections, window size and position , and desktop preferences, they receive changes made as they existed when they logged off. How will you accomplish this task ? A) create local user profile B) create reaming user profile C) create mandatory user profile D) create system policy Answer: b A user profile is created for each user when the user logs on to a computer for the first time. User profiles include all user-specific settings of a user's Windows 2000 Professional environment, including program items, screen colors, network connections, printer connections, mouse settings, window size and position, and desktop preferences. User profiles provide several advantages to users. Create roaming user profile, and store it on a network server. This profile is available when a user logs on to any computer on the network. Any changes made to roaming user profiles are automatically updated on the server when the user logs off. 30 . aamir has windows 2000 professional system , most of the time when he is working , he goes to window explorer frequently and views each folder with different views settings for ease ?? working . but when goes next time on the folder the particular view settings for that folder are present. How will he remove this problem ? A) in windows explorer from tools > folder options dialog box , in view tab, Mark the “remember each folders view settings” check box B) in windows explorer from view > folder options dialog box, in view tab , mark the “show file attribute in detail view” check box C) in explorer from settings > internet options dialog box , in view tab , mark the “ launch folder windows in a separate process” check box D) in windows explorer from tools > internet options dialog box , in general tab , mark the “ remember each folder’s view settings” check box Answer: a In Windows 2000 Professional, the view you use is not always permanently saved in Windows Explorer. You can control whether the views you use are saved permanently or temporarily by using the Remember each folder's view settings check box on the View tab of the Folder Options dialog box. By default the Remember each folder's view settings option is enabled. When you choose to leave this setting enabled, the following happens: *The changes you make to a folder's view is automatically saved when you close the folder. *The view you use to view one folder is not applied to other folders. *When you open a folder, it opens in the view you used when you last viewed it. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD April 2000 issue 8, Volume 4: Chapter 9 - Managing Files, Folders, and Search Methods 31 . you are configuring TCP/IP in the network. You also have to configure IP addresses and subnet masks. What role does subnet mask play in a TCP/IP based network ? A) it is configured to mask a portion of the IP address so that IP can distinguish network ID from host ID B) it is configured for better routing of information packed in routed network C) it is configured in WAN connections to carry network messages across WAN link lines D) it is used to route mails and messages between the network Answer: a Configuring TCP/IP requires three parameters- IP address, subnet mask and default gateway. IP address is unique address of the adapter, subnet mask is configured to mask a portion of the IP address so that IP can distinguish the network ID from the host ID and default gateway is an IP address of the router's network adapter. 32 . basit is in-charge of network implementation of Adrian inc. he plans to use TCP/IP on windows 2000 server-based network. He wants to reduce the complexity of administering address configurations by using a server computer to centrally manage IP addresses other relating configuration details used on the network. How will he achieve this ? A) use dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) B) use windows internet name service (WINS) C) use domain name service (DNS) D) use directory replicatior service (DRS) E: use network address translation (NAT) service Answer: a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), is a TCP/IP standard which has been designed for reducing the complexity of administering address configurations by using a server computer to centrally manage IP addresses and other related configuration details used on the network. DNS resolves domain name to IP address. WINS resolves NetBIOS name to IP address. Ref.: Windows 2000 Server Help: DHCPCONCEPTS 33 . while checking your network you find that DCHP client does not have an IP address . which the following steps will you take to find the problem ? A) check related client hardware B) ping DHCP server from another computer in the network C) call network administrator D) run command IPCONFIG /all Answer: ab If DHCP client does not have an IP address or has address 0.0.0.0 it means it has been unable to contact DHCP server. You will have to take a few steps- First, to check that related client hardware (cables and network adapters) are working properly. If yes, Ccheck whether the DHCP server is available in the network or not by pinging DHCP server from another client on the same network as the affected DHCP clients. Ref.: Windows 2000 Server Help: DHCPCONCEPTS Troubleshooting. 34 . you are a network administrator of a large organization . you are configuring RAS for your network .you have employees who work from home. They use different computers like windows 95 , unix , and MACINTOSH. You want to protect your network from intrusions and provide maximum bandwidth You can to the dial-in users . Required result: all remote clients should be able to dial-in to your network Optional result 1: the dial-in connection should be secure Optional result 2: the connecting user should be able to combine several dial-up Lines Suggested solution: configure RAS to require Microsoft encrypted authentication. Also select require data encryption. Use RAS callback feature. Allow dial-in clients to use multi?? Feature Which results does the suggested solution produce ? A) suggested solution produces the require and both optional results B) suggested solution produces the required result and one of the optional results C) suggested solution produces only the require result D) suggested solution does not produce the required result Answer: b Configuring RAS will fulfill the required result. Enabling multilink will fulfill the second optional result. Only one optional will be fulfilled as Callback options cannot be set if multilink is enabled as it will lapse some security. 35 . you are installing windows 2000 professional on a system in the network. After joining the windows 2000 domain, you attempt to logon to the domain. The following message is displayed : The system cannot log you on due to the following error : There is a time difference between the client and server. Please try again or consult your system administrator. What is the most likely cause for this error ? A) windows 2000 professional client time is not synchronized with domain controller’s time B) domain controller has been scheduled not to attach client at that time C) domain controller is in different time zone than client D) system files of the client have been corrupted Answer: a In Windows 2000 architecture, Kerberos security inspects the time stamp of the authentication request sent by the client who is logged on. Current time of the client and the domain controller is compared. If there is significant difference, domain controller does not authenticate. To rectify this problem, you will have to logon locally to an administrative account and synchronize the time between the Windows 2000 Professional client and the domain controller. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD Chapter 23 - Windows 2000 Professional on Microsoft Networks 36 . you have configured a TCP/IP based windows 2000 network in choudry inc. you have just installed windows 2000 professional on one of your systems and joined the domain . when attempt to logon to a windows 2000 domain using a user’s password the following message displayed : Your account has been disabled . please see your system administrator You check for account information in domain controller and find that the account is not disabled . what is the most likely cause ? A) you can use only administrators account to logon for the first time B) you have supplied incorrect password C) the user account has been configured for logging on by using a smart card D) windows 2000 professional client time is not synchronized with domain controller’s time Answer: c The user account has been configured for logging on by using a smart card. Each user account object in Active Directory contains a User must logon using a smart card option. If this option is selected and you attempt to logon without using a smart card, you receive the preceding message even though your account is not actually disabled. Contact your Network Administrator to disable the User must logon using smart card option. Ref: Microsoft TechNet CD Chapter 23 - Windows 2000 Professional on Microsoft Networks 37. you have installed windows 2000 professional in one of the systems and connected it to domain. after creating a computer account in the domain , you attempt to logon locally by using a non-administrative account . the following message is displayed: The system could not lo you on . make sure your user name and domain are correct and type your password again. What is the most likely cause for this error ? A) local account has not been made B) you are providing wrong domain name C) your account does not have permission to logon locally D) you are supplying wrong password Answer: a Creation of a domain computer account does not migrate domain user accounts to the local computer. The local accounts