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Question 1   
Windows 2000 file security is available only on volumes formatted with
NTFS 5.0.
 
100.0%   a. True
0.0%   b. False
 
Question 2  
The proper and best way to simply remove a permission from a user or
group on a file or folder is to check the Deny permission.
 
0.0%   a. True
100.0%   b. False

Question 3  
If you are given the special access Change permission to a file or
folder, then you will be able to take ownership of that file or
folder.
 
 
0.0%   a. True
100.0%   b. False

Question 4   
By default, all permissions set for a folder are inherited by any
object created in the folder.
 

100.0%   a. True
0.0%   b. False

Question 5   
User rights govern the access that users and groups have to files and
folders.
 

0.0%   a. True
100.0%   b. False

 
General feedback: Permissions govern the access that users and groups
have to files and folders.
  
 
Question 6  
If an administrator of a network creates a shared folder and then
removes the Everyone group and replaces it with the Accounting group,
the administrator will still have remote access to the share even if
s/he is not a member of the Accounting group.
 

0.0%   a. True
100.0%   b. False

Question 7  
The NTFS 5.0 Special Access Change permission allows groups the
ability to modify permissions on a file or folder without allowing
Full Control permission to the object.
 

100.0%   a. True
0.0%   b. False

Question 8   
When securing sensitive material, it is advisable to limit the
Everyone Group with Full Control permissions locally and Change
permissions to the share.
 

0.0%   a. True
100.0%   b. False

Question 9   
Dfs allows an administrator to take multiple shared resources and
present them to end users in a single, hierarchical structure.
 

100.0%   a. True
0.0%   b. False

Question 10  
When a stand-alone Dfs root is created on a domain controller, the Dfs
root will be replicated to all domain controllers on the network.
 

0.0%   a. True
100.0%   b. False

Question 11   
A print device is a local printer that is connected directly to the
network.
 

0.0%   a. True
100.0%   b. False

Question 12   
A printer is the physical interface between the user and the print
device.
 

0.0%   a. True
100.0%   b. False

Question 13   
Print drivers are software programs that translate the print requests
of a computer into commands the print device can understand.
 

100.0%   a. True
0.0%   b. False

 
Question 14   
Printers must be installed and shared on a server before other clients
can access the print device.
 

100.0%   a. True
0.0%   b. False

Question 15   
Windows 2000 has the ability to automatically detect and install
printers.
 

100.0%   a. True
0.0%   b. False

Question 16   
The LPR print service is a one-way communication.
 

100.0%   a. True
0.0%   b. False

Question 17   
Many Hewlett-Packard JetDirect cards will support both TCP/IP and
AppleTalk printing services.
 

100.0%   a. True
0.0%   b. False

Question 18   
You must have permission to use a printer before you can view and
install the printer via a Web interface. The two Web interfaces used
are IIS on a Windows 2000 Server or PWS on a Windows 2000 Professional
workstation.

100.0%   a. True
0.0%   b. False

 
Question 19   
The Everyone Group has Manage Documents printer permissions by default
when a new printer is shared on a print server.
 

0.0%   a. True
100.0%   b. False

General feedback: The Everyone Group is given only Print permissions
by default.
  
Question 20   
In Windows 2000, you can connect dissimilar printers together in a
printer pool because the print server will now allow you to load
multiple print drivers. The correct driver will be assigned to each
print job before it is sent to the printer.
 

0.0%   a. True
100.0%   b. False

Question 21   
Windows 2000 provides different profile settings for each user who
logs on to a Windows 2000 computer. How is file system security
provided for each local profile?

0.0%   a. File Encryption 
0.0%   b. Dfs permissions 
0.0%   c. NTFS 5.0 
100.0%   d. There is no file system security provided by local
profiles.
 
Question 22  
Which of the following functions does not result from the NTFS 5.0
Read permission?
 
0.0%   a. Read file/folder contents 
0.0%   b. Read permissions on files and folders 
100.0%   c. Create and append files 
0.0%   d. Read attributes and extended attributes on files and folders
 

Question 23   
Which of the following functions does not result from the NTFS 5.0
Write permission?
 
 
0.0%   a. Create new folders 
0.0%   b. Write attributes on files and folders 
0.0%   c. Read permissions on files and folders 
100.0%   d. Traverse folders 
 

Question 24  
What NTFS 5.0 file permission is required to delete files?
 

0.0%   a. Full Control 
0.0%   b. Modify 
0.0%   c. Read & Execute 
0.0%   d. Write 
100.0%   e. A and B 
0.0%   f. A and C 
0.0%   g. A and D 
 

Question 25   
Which of the following permissions is not common between NTFS 5.0
folder and file permissions?

0.0%   a. Create new folders 
0.0%   b. Create, write to, and append files 
0.0%   c. Write attributes and extended attributes on files and
folders
0.0%   d. Read permissions on files 
0.0%   e. A and B 
100.0%   f. A and C 
0.0%   g. C and D 
0.0%   h. B, C and D 
 
Question 26   
Cynthia belongs to multiple groups. She needs to modify a job
description file in the HR_Employee folder. Cynthia has just been
transferred from the HR group to the IT group. She belongs to both the
HR_Mgrs group, which has the NTFS 5.0 Full Control permission to all
files in the folder, and the IT_Mgrs group, which has the NTFS 5.0
Read permission to IT-specific job description files in the folder.
Can Cynthia modify the IT job description files?
 

100.0%   a. Yes, she will have Full Control permissions. 
0.0%   b. Yes, she will have Read permissions. 
0.0%   c. No, she will have Read permissions. 
0.0%   d. No, you cannot mix permissions like this in NTFS 5.0. 
 
Question 27  (1 point) 
To assign NTFS 5.0 permissions to a file or folder, click on this tab
of the properties for that file or folder.
 

0.0%   a. Permissions 
100.0%   b. Security 
0.0%   c. Advanced 
0.0%   d. Access 
 
Question 28  (1 point) 
Megan belongs to multiple groups. She needs to modify a spreadsheet in
the Budget folder. Megan belongs to both the Accounting group and the
Everyone group. The Accounting group has the NTFS 5.0 Allow permission
to Read, Write, and Modify the contents of the Budget folder. The
Everyone group has the NTFS 5.0 Deny Modify permission to the contents
of the Budget folder. What cumulative permission does Megan have to
the Budget folder?
 
0.0%   a. She can read but not write or modify the spreadsheet. 
0.0%   b. She can read and write but not modify the spreadsheet. 
0.0%   c. She can write and modify but not read the spreadsheet. 
100.0%   d. She cannot access the spreadsheet. 
 
Question 29   
Terrence has left your company and now his replacement (Judy) has
discovered that she needs a critical file from his NTFS 5.0 shared
network drive. You are the administrator for the network and have
given Judy access to the shared drive so she can open the file. When
she attempts to do this, she gets an Access Denied message. What is a
possible cause of this problem?

0.0%   a. All files are Read by default. 
100.0%   b. Only the creator/owner has access to the file. 
0.0%   c. The folder the file is stored in has not been shared. 
0.0%   d. Only an administrator can take ownership of a file. Judy
will never have access to this file unless she is added to the
Administrators group.
 
 
Question 30  
What Special Access permission will not give a user permission to view
the contents of a folder?
 

0.0%   a. Traverse folder\execute file 
0.0%   b. List folder\read data 
100.0%   c. Create files\write data 
0.0%   d. Read attributes 
 
Question 31  
On NTFS 5.0 volumes, the "Allow Inheritable permissions from parent to
propagate to this object" permission can be enabled in what way?
 

0.0%   a. Open the Windows Explorer, right click on the desired
object, choose Properties, click on the Security tab, select the
"Allow Inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to this
object" check box.
100.0%   b. "Allow Inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to
this object" is enabled by default.
0.0%   c. Enable "Allow Inheritable permissions from parent to
propagate to this object" by editing the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT subtree of
the registry.
0.0%   d. The "Allow Inheritable permissions from parent to propagate
to this object" option does not exist in Windows 2000. All objects
will inherit the NTFS 5.0 permissions of their parent object unless
new or different permissions are specified by the creator/owner of the
object.
 

Question 32   
NTFS 5.0 permissions assigned to a file or folder will be
______________ when the file or folder is copied to a FAT16 partition.
 
 
0.0%   a. retained 
0.0%   b. copied and pasted 
100.0%   c. lost 
0.0%   d. removed and the user will be prompted to restore them 
 
 
Question 33  (1 point) 
In order for a user account to copy files and folders to a NTFS 5.0
volume, the user account must have which of the following:
 

100.0%   a. Permission to write to the destination location 
0.0%   b. Permission to modify the source location of the object 
0.0%   c. The ability to take ownership of the object 
0.0%   d. The special access permission to traverse folders 
 
 
 Question 34  (1 point) 
NTFS 5.0 permissions assigned to a file will be ______________ when
the file is copied to a different folder on the same partition.
 

0.0%   a. retained 
0.0%   b. copied and pasted 
0.0%   c. lost 
100.0%   d. the same as the destination folder 
 
 
Question 35  (1 point) 
NTFS 5.0 permissions assigned to a file will be ______________ when
the file is moved to a folder on a different NTFS 5.0 partition.
 

0.0%   a. retained 
0.0%   b. copied and pasted 
0.0%   c. lost 
100.0%   d. the same as the destination folder 
 
Question 36   
The HR Department has just finished updating the global employee phone
list. Now they want the IT Department to share this file so all
employees can access the share without being able to modify the file.
How should the IT Department grant access to this file to all
employees?
 
0.0%   a. Open Windows Explorer, right-click on the global employee
phone list file, and choose sharing.
0.0%   b. Create a public folder, put the global employee phone list
file in it, and share the folder.
100.0%   c. Create a public folder, put the global employee phone list
file in it, and share the folder. Change the Everyone Group NTFS 5.0
folder permissions to Read.
0.0%   d. Create a public folder, put the global employee phone list
file in it, and share the folder. Remove the Everyone Group. Grant the
HR Department the NTFS 5.0 folder permission Full Control.
 
Question 37   
Nancy belongs to both the Instructors and the Managers groups. The
Instructors group has Read permission to the Classroom Exercises share
and the Managers group has Change permission to the Classroom
Exercises share. Nancy also has the right to locally access the server
that contains the Classroom Exercises share. If Nancy is sitting at
the server, what are her permissions to files that reside in the
Classroom Exercises share?
 

0.0%   a. Nancy will have the Read permission to the share. 
0.0%   b. Nancy will have the Read and Change permission to the share.
0.0%   c. Nancy will have the Change permission to the share. 
100.0%   d. Nancy will have whatever NTFS 5.0 permissions are assigned
to the files.
 
Question 38   
Albert has moved the Team Leaders share from the T:\ drive to the L:\
drive. He then sent an e-mail to all Team Leaders letting them know
that the share had been moved. Within minutes after the e-mail was
sent, people who use the Team Leaders share are calling the Help Desk
to complain that the Team Leaders share is missing. What is a possible
explanation for this problem?
 
 
0.0%   a. Albert moved the folder to a drive that is not shared. 
0.0%   b. Albert moved the folder from an NTFS 5.0 drive to a FAT16
drive.
100.0%   c. When a shared folder is moved, it is no longer shared. 
0.0%   d. When a shared folder is moved, all permissions to that
folder are reset to Deny.
 
 
Question 39   
What must be done to share a folder in Active Directory?
 

100.0%   a. Open Windows Explorer, right-click on the desired folder,
choose Properties, and choose Sharing and then assign a sharename and
appropriate permissions, then use the Active Directory Users and
Computers administrative tool to associate the share with the
directory tree.
0.0%   b. Open Windows Explorer, right-click on the desired folder,
choose Properties, and select the Associate Share with the Active
Directory Tree check box. Assign a sharename and appropriate
permissions.
0.0%   c. Open Windows Explorer, right-click on the desired folder,
choose Properties, and select the Security tab. Select the Associate
Share with the Active Directory Tree check box. Assign a sharename and
appropriate permissions.
0.0%   d. Folders cannot be shared in Active Directory. 
 
Question 40   
Brianna can read files in the IT Support share. However, she discovers
that she has Full Control to the files when she logs on to the server
that hosts the IT Support share. Why might this have happened?
 
0.0%   a. Brianna is a member of the Account Operators Group. 
100.0%   b. The partition that hosts the IT Support share is formatted
with FAT32.
0.0%   c. The partition that hosts the IT Support share is formatted
with NTFS.
0.0%   d. The Log on Locally right gives a network user full access to
the server by default.
 
Question 41   
Which of the following items is an advantage of using Dfs trees?
 

0.0%   a. If a server fails, the network link in the Dfs tree can be
modified to point to a replacement resource without interruption.
0.0%   b. Drive mappings can all but be eliminated with a Dfs
structure in place.
0.0%   c. No additional security configuration is required to access a
resource through Dfs.
0.0%   d. IIS can be configured to use file resources through a Dfs
tree.
0.0%   e. B and C 
0.0%   f. B and D 
0.0%   g. A, B, and C 
100.0%   h. All of the above 
 
  
Question 42   
Access to Dfs services is provided through a ______________.

0.0%   a. Dfs node 
0.0%   b. Dfs tree 
100.0%   c. Dfs root 
0.0%   d. Dfs branch 
 
Question 43   
Which of the following items is a type of Dfs root?
 
0.0%   a. Stand-alone 
0.0%   b. Remote 
0.0%   c. Local 
0.0%   d. Fault-tolerant 
0.0%   e. A and C 
100.0%   f. A and D 
 
 
Question 44   
How do you activate the Dfs Root Wizard?
 
100.0%   a. Use the Distributed File System snap-in. 
0.0%   b. Choose the Wizard from the Administrative Tools Wizards
option.
0.0%   c. Open My Network Places and choose the wizard from the
options in the left pane.
0.0%   d. Open Windows Explorer. Choose Tools | Options | Consolidate
Shares. Click on the Dfs Root Wizard button.
 
 
Question 45   
What type of computer can host a fault-tolerant Dfs root?
 
0.0%   a. Windows NT 4.0 server 
0.0%   b. Windows 2000 Professional client 
0.0%   c. Windows 2000 server 
100.0%   d. Windows 2000 domain controller 
 
 
Question 46   
Which of the following items is not a characteristic of a
fault-tolerant Dfs root?
 
 
0.0%   a. The fault-tolerant Dfs root automatically synchronizes with
the Active Directory services.
0.0%   b. The fault-tolerant Dfs root relies on servers to respond to
requests for Dfs resources.
100.0%   c. The fault-tolerant Dfs root must reside on a Windows 2000
server.
0.0%   d. Fault-tolerant Dfs roots must reside on an NTFS 5.0 disk
partition.
 
 
General feedback: The book makes it clear that the fault-tolerant root
must be on a domain controller.
 
  
 
Question 47   
Fault-tolerant Dfs resources can be accessed by which of the following
client platforms?
 
0.0%   a. Windows for Workgroups 
0.0%   b. Windows 9x  
0.0%   c. Windows NT 4.0 with SP3 or later 
0.0%   d. Windows 2000 
0.0%   e. A and B 
0.0%   f. B and C 
100.0%   g. B and D 
0.0%   h. B, C, and D 
0.0%   i. All of the above 
 
 
Question 48   
A network interface print device is a printer that communicates with
the print server through the _____________ by using its own network
interface.
 
0.0%   a. Shared folder 
0.0%   b. Print spooler 
100.0%   c. Network media 
0.0%   d. DLC protocol 
 
 
Question 49  
A print server that hosts multiple printers and only manages print
services is referred to as being a _________________ print server in
Windows 2000.
 
100.0%   a. Dedicated 
0.0%   b. Restricted 
0.0%   c. Stand-alone 
0.0%   d. Network 
 
Question 50   
Which of the following types of servers can host print services and
additional services?
 

0.0%   a. Domain Controller 
0.0%   b. DNS 
0.0%   c. Database Server 
0.0%   d. File and Print Server 
100.0%   e. All of the above. 
 
 
Question 51   
A Windows 2000 Professional computer can act as a non-dedicated print
server for which of the following operating systems?
 
0.0%   a. DOS 
0.0%   b. Windows 9x  
0.0%   c. UNIX 
0.0%   d. Apple 
100.0%   e. A, B, and C 
0.0%   f. B, C, and D    
0.0%   g. All of the above. 
 

Question 52   
What is the name of the TCP/IP network interface that is built in to
network-ready Hewlett-Packard printers?
 

0.0%   a. LaserJet network card 
100.0%   b. JetDirect network card 
0.0%   c. DirectJet network card 
0.0%   d. LaserDirect network card 
 
Question 53   
Why is it a best practice to configure a computer to print through the
print server instead of directly to the print device?
 
0.0%   a. It allows for centralized management of the printer queue. 
0.0%   b. It eliminates unneeded complexity in troubleshooting
printing problems.
0.0%   c. It saves multiple IP addresses for other uses. 
0.0%   d. It allows users to reorder all print jobs in the queue. 
100.0%   e. A and B 
0.0%   f. A and D 
0.0%   g. B and C 
0.0%   h. All of the above 
 
Question 54  
Windows 2000 can use LPR/LPD to print to the following platforms:
 

0.0%   a. OS/2 
0.0%   b. AppleTalk 
0.0%   c. Windows NT 
100.0%   d. UNIX 
 
 
 
Question 55  
Users on Teddy's network are having trouble printing to the new LPR
interface on the print server. When Teddy investigated the problem, he
discovered that the print queue was locking up. What should Teddy
implement to provide a permanent solution to this problem?
 

0.0%   a. He should manually stop and start the print spooler to free
up the print queue.
0.0%   b. He should reinstall the print driver on the server. 
100.0%   c. He should turn off the printer driver's bi-directional
communication setting.
0.0%   d. He should reinstall the print driver on the client. 
 
Question 56  
Once a printer has been created on a print server, it must be
_____________ before any clients can use the service.
 

0.0%   a. named 
0.0%   b. registered 
0.0%   c. started 
100.0%   d. shared 
 
Question 57   
Tom has created and shared a new printer for the Marketing department
on the print server. The new printer is named HP4050 Marketing. Once
the printer was online, Tom sent an e-mail message to all members of
the Marketing department informing them of the correct UNC to the
printer. Within minutes, Tom started to receive messages from users
who could not find the sharename of the printer on the network. What
is a possible cause of the missing printer?

0.0%   a. Tom forgot to give the Everyone Group access to the printer
share.
100.0%   b. Windows 9x cannot see printer shares that contain spaces
in the printer name.
0.0%   c. Windows 9x cannot see printer shares that contain more than
eight characters in the printer name.
0.0%   d. Windows 9x cannot access a Windows 2000 printer share if it
resides on an NTFS partition.
 
Question 58   
When creating a shared printer, what action must be taken to advertise
the share in the Active Directory?
 
 
0.0%   a. Right-click the printer icon on the print server, choose
Properties, and select the List in the Directory item.
0.0%   b. Choose Start | Programs | Administrative Tools | Active
Directory. Click on the Add button. Browse the network for the printer
and double-click.
0.0%   c. Enable Shared As in the printer properties Sharing tab. Then
check the List Directory check box.
100.0%   d. Enable Shared As in the printer properties Sharing tab.
The List Directory check box will be selected by default.
 
Question 59   
The Additional Drivers button in the Sharing tab of the printer's
Properties opens a dialog box that enables installing drivers for
additional _________________.
 

0.0%   a. Printers 
0.0%   b. Shares 
100.0%   c. Operating systems 
0.0%   d. Print queues 
 
 Question 60  
Which of the following client operating systems currently run a
Windows 2000-compatible version of the Add Printer Wizard?
 

0.0%   a. Windows 9x  
0.0%   b. Windows NT 4.0 
0.0%   c. Windows 2000 
0.0%   d. Only A and C 
100.0%   e. All of the above 
 
Question 61  
Which of the following options can be used to locate a printer share
by a Windows 9x client?
 
 
0.0%   a. Search the Active Directory for the printer object. 
0.0%   b. Choose Start | Run and then type the UNC for the desired
printer.
0.0%   c. Choose Start | Run and then type the URL for the desired
printer.
0.0%   d. A and B 
0.0%   e. A and C 
100.0%   f. B and C 
0.0%   g. None of the above 
 
Question 62   
For security reasons, access to certain printers may need to be
limited to certain groups or individuals. How can you best accomplish
this in Windows 2000?

100.0%   a. Select the Security tab in the printer's Properties dialog
box.
0.0%   b. Select the Sharing tab in the printer's Properties dialog
box, and click on the Permissions button.
0.0%   c. Select the Permissions tab in the printer's Properties
dialog box.
0.0%   d. Select the User Rights tab in the printer's Properties
dialog box.
 
 
Question 63  
A separator page is a document that contains commands sent to the
print device. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a
separator page?
 
 
0.0%   a. Separating print jobs 
0.0%   b. Identifying the owner of a print job 
0.0%   c. Sending printer language instructions 
100.0%   d. Sending a signal to shut down the printer when the print
job has ended
 
Question 64   
Harvindar is in charge of a large network. He needs to manage document
flow to his printer so that all the Director's have priority access to
the queue. What should Harvindar implement to accomplish this?
 

0.0%   a. Set up separate print devices for each printer. Assign a
priority of 99 to the first print device and a priority of 1 to the
second print device. Connect all the Directors to the second print
device and everyone else to the first print device.
0.0%   b. Set up separate print devices for each printer. Assign a
priority of 99 to the first print device and a priority of 1 to the
second print device. Connect all the Directors to the first print
device and everyone else to the second print device.
100.0%   c. Set up separate print queues for each print device. Assign
a priority of 99 to the first print queue and a priority of 1 to the
second print queue. Connect all the Directors to the first print queue
and everyone else to the second print queue.
0.0%   d. Set up separate print queues for each print device. Assign a
priority of 99 to the first print queue and a priority of 1 to the
second print queue. Connect all the Directors to the second print
queue and everyone else to the first print queue.
 
 
Question 65  
If you needed to connect a printer to multiple print devices through
one logical port, what would you need to select on the Ports tab?
 
 
100.0%   a. Click on the Enable printer pooling check box. 
0.0%   b. Select Use Multiple Ports. 
0.0%   c. Type in the UNC to each printer. 
0.0%   d. This will not work in Windows 2000. 
 
Question 66   
What could stop jobs in the print queue from spooling?
 
0.0%   a. The Spooler service has stopped. 
0.0%   b. The printer is turned off. 
0.0%   c. The PCL is disabled. 
0.0%   d. The hard drive is full. 
100.0%   e. A and D 
0.0%   f. B and C 
 
Question 67   
Cherese has NTFS 5.0 Change permission to the Admins share and NTFS
5.0 Read permissions to the Admins folder itself. What are Cherese's
permissions to the contents of the Admins folder when she is accessing
it through the share?
 
Student response: Percent
Value Correct
Response Student
Response Answer Choices 
0.0%   a. Full Control 
0.0%   b. Change and Read 
0.0%   c. Change 
100.0%   d. Read 
 
 
General feedback: The most restrictive is applied.
Question 68  
Current Situation: You have just installed a new Windows 2000 member
server that will be used as a File and Printer server on your network.
Now you need to migrate all the data from the old Windows NT 4.0 File
and Print server. Because some of the data is sensitive, you will need
to use a file system on the new Windows 2000 server that can restrict
both local and remote access to individual files. Existing security
must be preserved on all migrated files and folders.
Required Result: The files and folders must be successfully moved from
the Windows NT 4.0 File and Print server to the Windows 2000 File and
Print server.
Optional Result: All shares must be preserved.
Optional Result: All local and remote permissions must be preserved.
Proposed Solution: Format the Windows 2000 File and Print server with
NTFS. Connect the Windows NT 4.0 File and Print server to the Windows
2000 File and Print server by mapping a network drive in Windows
Explorer. Move all relevant files and folders to the new Windows 2000
member server through the mapped drive. Reset the permissions on the
files and folders in their new location to match the settings you had
before the move. Recreate any shares. Right-click on each shared
folder and choose Properties. Give each share the appropriate local
permissions through the Sharing tab and remote permissions through the
Security tab.
Which results does the proposed solution produce?
 

0.0%   a. The proposed solution produces the required result and
produces both of the optional results.
100.0%   b. The proposed solution produces the required result and
produces only one of the optional results.
0.0%   c. The proposed solution produces the required result but does
not produce any of the optional results.
0.0%   d. The proposed solution does not produce the required result. 
 
General feedback: Everything follows the Microsoft model for moving
files and folders up to the last sentence. Local permissions are
granted via the Security tab while Remote permissions are granted via
the Sharing tab. Thus, this scenario meets the first optional result
of recreating the shares, but not the second optional result of
recreating the permissions assigned to the shares.
 
Question 69   
Current Situation: You have just installed a new Windows 2000 member
server that will be used as a File and Printer server on your network.
Now you need to migrate all the data from the old Windows NT 4.0 File
and Print server. Because some of the data is sensitive, you will need
to use a file system on the new Windows 2000 server that can restrict
both local and remote access to individual files. Existing security
must be preserved on all migrated files and folders.
Required Result: The files and folders must be successfully moved from
the Windows NT 4.0 File and Print server to the Windows 2000 File and
Print server.
Optional Result: All shares must be preserved.
Optional Result: All local and remote permissions must be preserved.
Proposed Solution: Format the Windows 2000 File and Print server with
NTFS. Connect the Windows NT 4.0 File and Print server to the Windows
2000 File and Print server by mapping a network drive in Windows
Explorer. Move all relevant files and folders to the new Windows 2000
member server through the mapped drive. Reset the permissions on the
files and folders in their new location to match the settings you had
before the move. Recreate any shares. Right-click on each shared
folder and choose Properties. Give each share the appropriate remote
permissions through the Sharing tab and local permissions through the
Security tab.
Which results does the proposed solution produce?
  
100.0%   a. The proposed solution produces the required result and
produces both of the optional results.
0.0%   b. The proposed solution produces the required result and
produces only one of the optional results.
0.0%   c. The proposed solution produces the required result but does
not produce any of the optional results.
0.0%   d. The proposed solution does not produce the required result. 
 
 
General feedback: All conditions for moving files to a new drive have
been met in this scenario.
Question 70   
Current Situation: You have just installed a new Windows 2000 member
server that will be used as a File and Printer server on your network.
Now you need to migrate all the data from the old Windows NT 4.0 File
and Print server. Because some of the data is sensitive, you will need
to use a file system on the new Windows 2000 server that can restrict
both local and remote access to individual files. Existing security
must be preserved on all migrated files and folders.
Required Result: The files and folders must be successfully moved from
the Windows NT 4.0 File and Print server to the Windows 2000 File and
Print server.
Optional Result: All shares must be preserved.
Optional Result: All local and remote permissions must be preserved.
Proposed Solution: Format the Windows 2000 File and Print server with
NTFS. Connect the Windows NT 4.0 File and Print server to the Windows
2000 File and Print server by mapping a network drive in Windows
Explorer. Move all relevant files and folders to the new Windows 2000
member server through the mapped drive. Reset the permissions on the
files and folders in their new location to match the settings you had
before the move. Right-click on each shared folder and choose
Properties. Give each share the appropriate remote permissions through
the Sharing tab and local permissions through the Security tab.
Which results does the proposed solution produce?
 
 
0.0%   a. The proposed solution produces the required result and
produces both of the optional results.
0.0%   b. The proposed solution produces the required result and
produces only one of the optional results.
100.0%   c. The proposed solution produces the required result but
does not produce any of the optional results.
0.0%   d. The proposed solution does not produce the required result. 
 
General feedback: While this scenario accomplishes getting the files
and folders moved, it produces neither of the optional results. You
must recreate the shares on the new volume before you can assign
permissions to them.
Question 71   
Current Situation: You have just installed a new Windows 2000 member
server that will be used as a File and Printer server on your network.
Now you need to migrate all the data from the old Windows NT 4.0 File
and Print server. Because some of the data is sensitive, you will need
to use a file system on the new Windows 2000 server that can restrict
both local and remote access to individual files. Existing security
must be preserved on all migrated files and folders.
Required Result: The files and folders must be successfully moved from
the Windows NT 4.0 File and Print server to the Windows 2000 File and
Print server.
Optional Result: All shares must be preserved.
Optional Result: All local and remote permissions must be preserved.
Proposed Solution: Format the Windows 2000 File and Print server with
FAT32. Connect the Windows NT 4.0 File and Print server to the Windows
2000 File and Print server by mapping a network drive in the Disk
Administrator. Move all relevant files and folders to the new Windows
2000 member server through the mapped drive. Reset the permissions on
the files and folders in their new location to match the settings you
had before the move. Right-click on each shared folder and choose
Properties. Give each share the appropriate remote permissions through
the Sharing tab and local permissions through the Security tab.
Which results does the proposed solution produce?
 

0.0%   a. The proposed solution produces the required result and
produces both of the optional results.
0.0%   b. The proposed solution produces the required result and
produces only one of the optional results.
0.0%   c. The proposed solution produces the required result but does
not produce any of the optional results.
100.0%   d. The proposed solution does not produce the required
result.
 
 General feedback: You cannot map drives in the Disk Administrator,
which no longer exists in Windows 2000. All file permissions will be
lost when the data is moved to the new FAT32 volume. You will also
need to recreate the shares at the new location. Thus, the required
result is met and neither of the two optional results is met.
Question 72  
Hjelka has just discovered that the member server containing the
company's global address book has been taken offline for maintenance
at 11am on a Tuesday. This is not the model for server maintenance, as
more users call to say they lack e-mail addresses. The global address
book resides in a share that is configured as a Dfs child node of a
fault-tolerant Dfs root. What is the fastest way that Hjelka can
reestablish the global link for all users to this shared resource?
 

0.0%   a. Choose Start | Programs | Administrative Tools | Active
Directory Users and Computers. Choose Tools | Map Network Drive and
remap the UNC to the correct drive letter.
100.0%   b. Restore the global address book from backup to another
server. Create a share and point the Dfs child node to the new
location.
0.0%   c. Go to a domain controller and open Windows Explorer. Choose
Tools | Map Network Drive and remap the UNC to the correct drive
letter.
0.0%   d. Do nothing. The Dfs tree is replicated automatically to all
domain controllers.