Microsoft TCP/IP Quiz
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1. You are preparing to install and configure a DHCP server. Which task must you complete?

• Manually assign a valid IP address to the server
• Confirm that there is not another DHCP server on the network
• Configure the server to be a WINS server
• Install BOOTP on the server

2. You are defining a DHCP scope, and you have just finished entering the necessary parameters. What should you do to allow DHCP clients to particpate in the new scope?

• Add the scope ID to the Windows NT Registry
• Reboot each DHCP client
• Reboot the DHCP server that the scope was created for
• Activate the scope

3. You are using WINS Manager to configure a WINS server. Which parameter or parameters are valid for establishing a connection to the WINS server?

• a host name
• a DNS server name
• A DHCP server name

4. You import a LMHOSTS file and use it to configure a static mapping on a WINS server. The file contains the following entry:

137.107.4.200 DOMCTRL #DOM:CENTRAL

Which static NetBIOS mapping would appear in the WINS database?

• A single unique mapping for the DOMCTRL computer
• An internet group for the central domain
• A multi homed mapping for the CENRAL domain

5. You are defining the lease duration for a DHCP scope. When would short leases for DHCP clients be appropriate?

• When the number of IP hosts is close to number of available IP addresses
• when a DHCP server is not present on the same subnet as the DHCP clients
• when reserved IP addresses require regular renewal
• when there are backup DHCP servers available on the network

6. Your network includes a DHCP server and client computers located on separate networks that are connected by a router. What should you configure the router to do?

• use RIP
• use the OSPF protocol
• function as a BOOTP (RFC 1542) relay agent
• forward NetBIOS broadcasts

7. The first three bits of the first octet in a DDN-NIC-allocated address are 110 (in binary format).No subnetting of the network is required. What is the maximum number of hosts that can be accommodated on this network?

• 254
• 256
• 65,534
• 16,777,214

8. How many bits are available for the host ID's in a class A address that has no subnets?

• 8
• 16
• 22
• 24

9. You have been assigned a registered class C address of 193.43.9.0. Six subnets are required. You want to use the same subnet mask for each router's local interface. Which subnet mask should you use to maximise teh number of available nodes at each site?

• 255.255.248.0
• 255.255.255.0
• 255.255.255.224
• 255.255.255.248