Windows NT 4.0 does not support hot swapping of PC Card devices.
In which folder is Windows NT 4.0's Device Manager utility located?
You have upgraded a machine to Windows NT 4.0 but some of your existing command scritps are not working properly. What's the most effective way to solve the problem?
You need to set permissions on registry keys and search for keys. For this you launch the Registry Editor (Regedit.exe) but are unable to set permissions. Why?
In Windows NT 4.0, the maximum number of incoming trusts is based on:
Which of the following applies to Windows NT 4.0?
Which among the following architectural components is not part of TAPI?
You have 3 Win NT servers with RAS installed on 3 different network segments. Win NT workstations dial into the servers. How would you minimize the time to resolve the NetBIOS names?
(answer: b)
You have a mirror set with SCSI disks with BIOS enabled and one disk fails. How do you set up the ARC path on your boot-disk?
Disk 0: system, Data, Data
Disk 1: Data, Mirror set, Data
(answer: c)
Your network is configured as a single domain that has three domain controllers and 25 NT workstations. For security purposes you assign roaming user profiles to all user accounts in the domain. The profiles are mandatory. The server on which the profiles are stored fails. What will happen when users attempt to log on to the domain while the server is shut down?
answer: D
You have a network with one NT server, 10 Win95 clients and 5 NT WS. Every day you want to back-up the server and once a week you want to back-up the clients (95+WS). How do you do that?
(answer: c)
You have an WinNt Server that runs IPX, and you have a NetWareclient. What will the client be able to access?
(answer: b)
How would you install Win95 over a network? (Choose all)
(answer:a/c/d)
You want to monitor disk space usage on a WinNT Server. You want to be notified when disk space left is under 25%. How?
(answer: b)
You have 4 physical disks with 250 MB of free space each. You want to create a strip set w/ parity. What will be the actual size of the stripe set?
(answer: c)
You are administering a Windows NT Server computer from a Windows 95 client computer. You install Server Admin Tools on the Windows 95 computer. You want to share a CD-ROM that is attached to the Windows NT server computer. What must you use on the Win95 computer to do this?
(answer:b)
You have 2 SCSI drives each with a 1GB partition with their own disk controllers. You want fault tolerance and you want to be able to continue to use one of the drives should they fail.
(answer: a)
What file do you need on an NT boot disk for a SCSI w/o biosenabled?
(answer: ntbootdd.sys)
What computers can be an export computer?(choose all correct)
(answer: b and e)
What happens to file permissions when you use WindowsNT Explorer to copy files from one subdirectory to another one on the same NTFS partition?
(answer: d)
You want to prevent all users except members of the administrators group from logging on to the domain from any of the domain controllers. How?
(answer: c)
You set up directory auditing as shown in the exhibit. How will auditing be performed?
On the exhibit you see the following:
Window "Directory auditing",
Directory: e:\corp, no cross in "replace auditing on subdirectories", a
cross in "replace auditing on existing files".
Name: group Everyone
Success Fail
Read no no
Write YES YES
Execute no no
Delete no no
Change Permissions YES no
Take Ownership no no
(answer:c)
Your network has three Windows NT Server computers. You want to change the role of one BDC so it becomes a PDC. You are working from a Windows NT Workstation with Network Administration Tools installed. How can you change the role of the PDC?
(answer:d)
You want to perform a tape backup of the registry files of the Windows NT Server. How must you use the Windows NT Backup program to do this?
(answer:c)
You configure a stripe set without parity on three physical disks. One of the disks fails. What can you do to recover data that was stored on the stripe set?
(answer: d)
Your RAS server has two internal modems. Remote users report that when they try to dial in to the RAS server, they are being disconnected immediately. How should you diagnose the problem?
(answer: a)
Your network is configured as a single domain named DOMAIN1. The network has one PDC, two BDCs, and two member servers. Some of the network workstations run Windows NT Workstation and some run Windows 95. The Directory Replicator Service on the PDC is configured as shown in the exhibit. Which computers will receive replicated files from the PDC? (Choose all that apply)
On the exhibit you see the following:
A window named "Directory replication on NTSERVER1", a cross in Export Dir, To: DOMAIN1
(answer: a/c/d)
Your network uses NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport protocol. Half of the client computers use 802.3, the other half use 802.2 frame type. You are adding a Windows NT server computer to the network. This server has one network adapter. What must you do on the new server?
(answer:c)
Your Windows95 client computers access shared resources on a Windows NT Server. The Windows95 computers have Client for MS networks installed.You want to allow the Windows95 client computers to access files on a Netware Server. You install Gateway Service for Netware on the Windows NT Server. What else should you do on the Windows NT Server computer to allow the Windows95 client computers to access files on the Netware server?
(answer: c)
A Win NT Workstation dial into a RAS server. The server is setup as follows:
Dial Out Protocol
TCP/IP
IPX/SPX
Remote Clients
TCP/IP
Encryption
What is the WS able to do (select all)?
(answer: a/c/d)
You have a Win95 PC with client administration for NT installed and a Win NT Server. You want the computer to be able to connect to a NetWare Server. How do you do that?
(answer: a)
You have a computer with 5 disks - each with 2 partitions. On the first disk is the boot and system partition. How will you optimize the pagefile?
(answer:b)
You have 30 MS-DOS machines, 20 WFWG machines, and 1 NT server machine. You want the MS-DOS and WFWG machines to be able to connect to 2 NetWare Servers. What is required on the NT server?
(answer: b and c)
You have a NT Server running IPX and some kind of client also running IPX, but they are not able to connect. Why?
(answer: b)
A user with a Win95 client connect to a shared printer, but cannot access. The administrator puts her in a group with correct rights, but still she cant connect. Why?
(answer: c)
You have a problem with video on startup after installing a new video card on your WinNT Server. What must you do? (choose all)
(answer: b and d)
You are running Performance monitor on a NT Workstation. You are monitoring memory and disk performance on 10 WinNT Servers. Performance on the Workstation is poor and you want to increase performance but how?
(answer: d)
Your pagefile has increased its volume. How will that affect? (choose 2)
(answer: a and c)
You want to make it easier for yourself to make user accounts.Therefore you make a template called USER_TEMPLATE and assign permissions and groups to the template. How do you use the template when you make new accounts?
(answer:c)
You have a network with 3 NT Servers. In the network there is 50 Workstations. All computers are running TCP/IP. Now and then a group of people have to copy 100MB of data to one of the servers. That slows down the network. How can you prevent this?
(answer: a)
You have a Network printer that prints for WinNT 4.0 and WinNT 3.51users. What about the driver?
(answer: b)
You have a network printer and proper permissions but you still can't access it. Why?
(answer: d)
You move a file from a NTFS to a FAT partition on the same disk. (choose all)
(answer: a and d)
What must be installed before you can migrate users from a NetWare Server to NT?
(answer: b)
In Performance Monitor, which objects/counters should you use to measure excessive paging?
Answer: Memory:pages/second, Memory:page faults/second.
A server has poor performance and you suspect that its paging excessively. What do you do?
(answer: Add more RAM)
How do you make an emergency repair disk?
(I forget the choices but know how to do it from DOS using the CDROM).
You have 4 SCSI 2GB drives. You want fault tolerance. You want to be able to should one of them fail. You want to utilize disk space as best as possible
(answer: c)
You have 2 SCSI drives each with a 1GB partition with their own disk controllers. you want fault tolerance and you want to be able to continue to use one of the drives should they fail.
(answer: b)
You have 2 Netware servers and 100 netware clients. You want to add an NT Server with SQL resources. You make the NT Server a member of the netware domain, then what? (a)
a. create a local group on the member server
place the users in a global group
place the global group into the local group
b. create a global grop on the member server
place the users in a local group
place the global group into the local group
c. create a local group on the domain
place the users in a global group
place the global group in a local group
( none of the above..you only need NWlink)
You have a RAS Server in which clients of MS-DOS and Win95 call into. They have Client for MS Networks and NWLink installed. You have a Netware server. You want the clients to be able to access all resources on BOTH Netware and NT. what do you install on the NT Server?
a. CSNW
b. NWLink
c. GSNW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
d. RIP
A printer has stopped working. It is connected to your NT Server. You want to move the queue print files to the network directory. How?
(answer: c)
What file do you need for the boot.ini for SCSI? ntboot.sys
What can be an export computer. NT Server
( !!!!!!! Correct !!!!!)
How do you connect a Win95 to a share on NT Server using the AdminnmTools?
Server Manager ( ????????????)
You have NT Server computer. You install the client Network Admin Tools on your Win95 workstation. How can you remotely manage file and directory permissions? Server Manager or Windows Explorer?
Use Server Manager
If you have two network cards, to be able to assign IP addresses, would you use DHCP or would you specify IP address manually?
Specify IP address manually
If Netware clients would like to use resources in your NT network would you use only NWlink IPX/SPX compatible protocol or Would you need NTGATEWAY?
NWlink IPX/SPX compatible protocol
In NT Server or Netware Server/ NTGATEWAY ACCOUNT OR GROUP?\
You create NTGATEWAY group on Netware server and assign permissions to thisgroup
How can a user be notified a print job finished? Do you have to put the user to the backup operators group?
Pause the printer and send a print job to a printer.
Double-click on the print job and enter a user name in Notify
If you want to grant permission for a user to connect to a RAS server would you use User Manager for domains or use Remote Access Admin?
Use User Manager for domains
If someone delete a file accidentally, do they have to be in the Backup Operator or owner to be able to restore file from tape?
Usually you must be a Backup operator. If not you must be a member of the Backup operator to do backup/restore.
If print server fails how can you move print jobs to another server?
You assign to a local port pointing another network printer and provide the UNC path
If you want to speed up Network access (in ras users use Netbeui + TCP/IP) would you give priority to Netbeui or TCP?IP IN binding.
You can change the binding orders. Usually, you want to put the most frequently used protocol first
If you are installing an NT server from a DOS client what should you do exactly in the installation files are in shared directory?
You need to create a network installation startup disk to allow you to connect to the shared directory.Once you connect a shared directory, you can run WINNT to install NT Server.
If the server with mandatory user profiles is down, can user not loged on or can they use default user profiles?
Yes you still can logon.If you have a local profile on the hard disk, it will use that profile otherwise it defaults to the default profile.
In stripe set with parity for 4 hard disk with each 100 mb, would you choose the option 400mb or 300mb? Why?
You would choose 400Mb because 300Mb store data and 100Mb store parity bits.But if the question asks how much you can store data then you must choose 300Mb.
If you are upgrading from 3.51, can you start from 3.51 and type winnt?
If you are upgrading from 3.51, you run WINNT32 not WINNT.WINNT is for WIN95 or DOS
Do you have to install SNMP to server or workstation?
Install on the server
You have a RAS Server setup on your network...there is a database on another server on this network...NT WS users need to access the database using encryption...however, other remote users need to access the network (not database and not encrypted). How do you setup encryption for the WS users?
a. Encryption per modem port
b. Encryption per user
c. Encryption on the database server
d. ?
Can NT40 use NT3.51printerdrivers, and vice versa ?`Why (not)?
Cannot. NT3.51 drivers create the printjob up to the last bit. NT4-drivers only create the printjob with GDI-calls which the printing NT4-machine lets run. This costs less time to print documents on the application machine.
Connecting to a Netware server through a RAS Server. What do I need ? (RIP, NWLINK, SAP)....
Server: RAS, NWlink including RIP for IPX/SPX (take a look into the protocol, you see, it's there)
Client: RAS, MS-Client to connect to Server, Netwareclient
Where do you install SMTP for monitoring TCP/IP traffic. On monitoring PC or PC to be monitored ?
Not SMTP (=Simple Mail Transfer Protocol). You will install SNMP (=Simple
Network Management Protocol). SNMP is to be installed on the PC to be
monitored when you need TCP/IP-data from it.
You manage 4 NTServer from your NT Workstation and want to be alerted, if one of them has less than 25% free diskspace. Which steps are necessary ?
Let run performance monitor on your workstation, change to "view-warnings",add logical diskdrive - % disk free - C-drive - less than 25 -and monitor free space on the drives you wish to control.
No go to performance monitor, options, warnings, send network-message -fill in your logon name or your computers netbiosname.
Warnings should be received by you now. If not startcontrol-panel-messenger service on you workstation.
How can I detect too much paging with the Performancemonitor ?
Steps ?
Logical disk drive: avg. disk sec/transfer multiplicated by memory: pages/sec 10 is ok, larger means bottleneck from paging.
Can a WIN95 Workstation import Replication ?
No, only LAN-Manager2.1 (seems to be OS/2), but (important!) all NT-Machines (NT WS, BDC, PDC, Member Servers). Export only by member servers.
Extending a Volumeset ? Data lost, how to ?
No, no data lost. Made it today, so believe me ":-)
Disk Administrator, click on partition to be extended. Now hold CTRL and free partition and next: extend volumeset. Reboot. There will be something about CHKDSK on the blue screen and then it's done. No formatting needed.
How many disk controllers and HD are required for implementing a stipe set with parity?
You have a network with an NT server, some Nt workstations and some Windows95 workstations. The backup policy is to backup the server every night and backup all the data in the workstations once a week. What is the inimun Hardware requirement for implementing this policy?
One tape on the server or
One tape on the server an one tape in the Ntworkstation
One tape on a Windows 95 workstation and a tape in an Nt workstation
(I can remember precisely the options but this will give you an idea about the question)
You have an NT RAS server. You have two kind os RAS clients accesing the server:
The first group: Windows nT workstations
The second group: Computer with other Operatingsystem with a Thirdparty PPP slip protocol implementation.(No encription supported)
How can you configure the RAS server for using encription when an NT Ras workstation dials in and for skipping the encriprion process when a user of the second group dials in to the RAS server.
( my Idea: 2 Com access to the server. in one encription supporetd in the second encription disabled)
The bootable partition fails. How to create a boot diskette for booting the system to the mirror partition. can this diskette be formatted with Dos?.
You should know the ARC naming convention. Be carefull if the SCSI bios enable or disable about using MULTI or SCSI in the boot.ini file
Upgrating NT 3.51 into NT 4.0. You want to keep all the previous account information. In which directory you must install NT 4.0?
You have lost the installation diskette. How to recreate them.
Be aware when you can use WINNT.EXE or WINNT32.EXE
Can NT40 use NT3.51printerdrivers, and vice versa ?`Why (not)? No they require their own set of drivers.I don't know why - just because.
How can you connect to multiple RASsites, UNC or drive mapping ? –
This involves autodialing.The autodial feature in RAS enables drive mapping and automatic connection to a program/file via dial-up, and you can also accomplish it from a DOS prompt and a UNC pathname.
Connecting to a Netware server through a RAS Server. What do Ineed ? (RIP, NWLINK, SAP)....
Depending on the specific question, this is most likely going to be RIP.
4. How can I manage printersecurity on a NT Server through a WIn95
workstation ? Servermanager handles only shares ? Also depends on the specific
wording of the question, but I reduced it to either server manager or Explorer
and my instructor said Server Manager...
5. Where do you install SMTP for monitoring TCP/IP traffic. On
monitoring PC or PC to be monitored ?This one is most definitely on the PC
TO BE MONITORED. The exam asks about the SMTP Service, however, and it was
unclear to me if that is the same as the SMTP Agent referred to in New Riders.
I assumed they were the same thing.
6. RAS, channel bundling, call back: does the RASserver dial
simultaneous or one by one? Why?The RAS server can only call back on one
line because you can only configure call back on one phone number.You can
only use multilink under these circumstances if you have an ISDN line with
multiple channels.
You manage 4 NTServer from your NT Workstation and want to be
alerted, if one of them has less than 25% free diskspace. Which steps
are necessary ?You set up an alert in Performance Monitor.
How can I detect too much paging with the Performancemonitor ?
Steps ?Check pages/sec counter.If it's higher than 2, you've got a problem.
Can a WIN95 Workstation import Replication ? NO, NO, and NO Only NT
Workstation, NT Server, and Lan Manager can import
10. Extending a Volumeset ? Data lost, how to ?You can only extend it if
it's NTFS.If you delete a volume set, you've eliminated all the data.No
recovery.
A user John, in your domain works at several different workstations.
John says every time he logs on he gets a different desktop.
A: Create a policy file on each of the NT workstations
B: Synchonise all workstations
C: Create a roaming profile for the user
D: Start the Replication service
Answer C:
You create home directories for 2 users on NT server. User 1 on NT
Workstation and User 2 on WFW. After they both log on User 1 has access
to her directory but User 2 cannot access his directory.
A: Start Replication service....
B: Relocate User 2's home dir on WFW computer
C: Map a drive on User 2's WFW computer to her home directory on the
server
D: You cannot do this. Home dirs only for NT computers.
I chose C:
You have to stop an individual from logging on to a NT Server byusingthe Administrator account.
A: Delete the Administrator account (Yeh sure)
B: Lock the Administrator account
C: Rename the Administrator account
D: Disable the Administrator account
Answer C:
Assign a group to allow a user to create USER accounts and groups in a domain.You don't want the user to assign user rights
A: Server Operators
B: Administrators
C: Account Operators
easy - C:
You connect to a shared directory on a NT server. Which special group are you automatically a member of?
A: Interactive
B: Network
C: System
D: Creator Owner
Answer B:
You want to shut down a NT server to install new hardware. What NT server utility do use to disconnect users that are currently using the server?
A: User Manager
B: Windows NT Explorer
C: Server Manager
D: Disk Administrator
Answer C:
The RESEARCH dir is located on an NTFS partition. Permissions for the RESEARCH dir are CHANGE for the Engineering group, ADD and READ for the SALES group, and NO ACCESS for the Marketing group. Sonya is a member of the Engineering, Marketing and Sales groups.
A: ADD + READ only
B: NO ACCESS only
C: CHANGE only
D: ADD, READ and CHANGE
Answer B:
conclusion is that you can NOT login if the PDC is down no matter if the user has already logged in before or not. It appears that there was a bug in the original release of NT. Service pack 3 has since fixed the bug of allowing users to login when the PDC is down.
Question on what do you need to install to run a Netbios app only.
A: Nwlink
Question on the Print device failing and you want to continue the jobs elsewhere without having to resend.
A: Specify the UNC path to a new port.
Question on troubleshooting RAS dialin connections, how do you enable capturing of this info.
A: Edit Registry
Question on converting FAT - NTFS.
A: Command line convert utility.
Question on promoting Joe blow from sales to management. Exhibit that shows you rights to each group, Joe is in the sales group, management group, and the everybody group. Joe calls you to say he can’t access the secure data folder for the management group why?
A: The exhibit show you that Joe is in the sales group and sales has the no access right to the secure data folder in management. Take Joe out of the Sales group so he can have access to the folder. Remember No Access takes priority over everything else.
Question on how to increase pagefile performance.
A: Move off of the boot disk to the second disk, or if question allows, to multiple disks other than boot/system disk.
Question on what happens if you copy a file from a NTFS to FAT. (checkbox answers)
A.File permissions are retained
B.File permissions are lost
C.Long filename is retained
D.Long filename is lost
E.Other stupid answer
(A: B&C)
Question on ARC naming conventions with an exhibit, was to the effect of:
2 SCSI Mirrored drives you want to modify the ARC name to point to the second mirrored drive if the first fails. The exhibit displayed something like this:
Disk 0 system|data|data
Disk 1 data|system|data
A: Sorry but I don’t know ARC solid enough to explain this one as much as I
would like. Know ARC naming well, I only had one question on it but if you
know it then that’s one less question you have to worry about.
Question on how to increase Server performance with less than 10 connections, what setting do you need to modify?
A.Virtual Memory
B.Registry
C.Server Service
D.Workstation Service
A: C - Server Service
Question on what type of performance monitor view you should use to monitor over a week.
A: Log
Question on Migration from Netware to NT, what service should you install?
A: GSNW
Question on what can a DHCP server allocate to workstations (aside from IP address)?
A: DNS address, Default gateway, Subnet Mask
Question on directory replication, where should you put files that are going to be replicated from the PDC to BDC’s?
A: In the SUBDIRECTORY of \winnt\system32\repl\export
(Remember subdirectory, that’s the key to the answer)
Question on Group memberships, it was a long drawn out question on how to setup access for a group.
I can’t remember how it was worded but I think the answer was put into global group, then local, then assign permissions.
Question on what is required for a printer pool?
A: All printers/drivers must identical.
Question on what tool would you use to create new shares from a win95 machine running Server Tools.
A: Server manager
Question on what would you use to control file permissions remotely?
A: Windows Explorer
Question on NT Server running IPX/SPX (Nwlink) protocol, end users can’t connect to the Server (or could be worded) having problems with slow connection, what is the cause?
A: Incorrect frame type. Know that you should configure manually and add each frame type if there is more than just one.
Question on a bunch of users are trying to print to a printer on the network. Jobs aren’t printing what should you do to resolve the problem?
A: Pause printer then re-start.
Question on Copying a file from one NTFS partition to another, what happens to permissions? What happens to permissions if moved?
A: Copied file inherits permissions from target folder. Moved file retains permissions from original folder.
You have four HD with 250MB on each. You create a Stripe set without parity, One drive fails, how do you restore the data?
A) Break mirror
B) Regenerate
C) replace disk and do nothing else
D) restore from backup
They said WITHOUT parity!!! Always be on the lookout for tricks like this. In fact whenever I saw 'strip set', I immediately double check to see of it said 'with' or 'without'
If the server goes down, users CANNOT log in!!!! I can't stress this enough. I've seen several sources stating differently, but they are WRONG.
The confusion on this question is generated from a bug that actually allows users to log in using a cached profile, but this bug has been fixed in SP3. Take my word for it, I got 100% on Connectivity.
what happens when you transfer file from a NTFS partition to a FAT partition?
LFN retain; permissions lost
A couple of questions on ARC paths: you must know that:
SCSI() is only used on a SCSI controller with BIOS DISABLED
when SCSI(), RDISK(0)
when MULTI(), DISK(0)
SCSI(),MULTI(),RDISK(),DISK() - start counting at 0
PARTITION() - start couting at 1
Something with an exhibit on Replication import servers.
you can use and NT WS or Server to import. only NTS can export
user and group right are cumulative (but NO ACCESS overrides all else) share, directory, file permissions (least permissive rights are granted)
NTBOOTDD.SYS is needed when using a SCSI controller with BIOS DISABLED
Know how to make a Fault Tolerant boot disk
Know that users must log out and log in for changes to take effect
A question on what do you do to create the three NT setup disks the options were:
A. From an MS-DOS station run Winnt.exe from the NT Server CD
B. From an MS-DOS station run Setup.exe from the NT Server CD
C. From an NT station run Winnt.exe from NT Server CD
D. From an NT station run Setup.exe from NT Server
A question on how to upgrade NT 3.51 to NT 4.0 and keep existing groups, profiles and settings.
This was a select all that apply.
Install NT 4.0 with 3 setup disks and install to same NT directory as 3.51
boot to NT 3.51 and run the winnt32.exe.
Bla bala
You have 4 disks with 250mb of free space on each how much space would be available if you make a stripe set with parity?
A. 1000 mb
B. 750 MB
C. 500 MB
D. 250 MB
You want to prevent anyone not in the Administrators group from logging into the domain from a domain controller. How?
Make sure that only Administrators group has the right to logon locally. The question has some potential choices that mention bogosity about the Interactive group. If you've done your research and know what this group is for, you know to ignore them.
Key factoid: Assigning this right from within User Manager for Domains puts it into effect for all domain controllers. User rights assigned in this way may not be available on all member servers -- you may need to individually run User Manager for Domains, choose "Select Domain", type in a COMPUTER NAME rather than a domain, and set the right individually for each member server for which you want the right to be in effect.
You want RAS encryption for some users and not for others... how?
Configure encryption for some ports, and no encryption for others; assign users to one set of RAS ports or the other depending on whether or not they need their communication to be encrypted.
Key factoid: ** RAS ENCRYPTION IS SET PER PORT, NOT PER-USER
Question with exhibit showing import/export setup for PDC computer in domain XYZZY. In the box for "Export To:", it shows DOMAIN 1. To which machines will this machine export?
Any BDC, NT Server or NT Workstation that is configured to import the directories being exported by this server.
Key factoids: Files aren't actually exported to any system that doesn't explicitly import them. Think of it like customs and importing/exporting in the real world. Different authorities govern exporting (source country) and importing (destination country), and just because one country let you leave with it, does not mean that the other country automatically imports it. Also, only NT-based systems can import. Win95 and Win3.x systems can't participate in replication at all.
Documents fail to print because the partition in which the spool directory is located, is out of space. What do you do?
Change properties to point to a new spool directory location. There are some bogus choices about using Disk Administrator to extend the system partition.
Key factoids: If you want to change the system-wide spool directory, you can do it through the NT GUI. If you want to change the spool directory for one printer, you have to edit the registry. KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!!!
After installing GSNW, what do you do on an NT Server to allow Win95 clients to access files on a Netware Server? USING GSNW
APPLICATION, go into "Configure Gateway", and add new shares and drive letters that you wish to make available. ** I DON'T RECALL
THIS QUESTION FROM ANY OTHER BRAINDUMPS **
Key factoid: You add GSNW shares on your NT Server using the GSNW application's "Configure Gateway" dialog. Specifically, you must use the GSNW app!! Server Manager, Explorer, etc. ... none of those are used for creating the initial Novell Server / drive letter mappings. Look it up if you don't believe me, but in any case, KNOW it.
You have a server with 5 disks, each containing 2 partitions. How do you optimize paging files across these disks?
Distribute equally among all partitions except the one containing the system files, or Distribute equally among all spindles except the one containing the system and boot files? I chose the second, figuring that the location of the boot files was irrelevant.
Key factoids: It doesn't help to have page files on multiple disk _partitions_, and in fact, it probably hurts performance, since the head now has to zoom back and forth across the platter to different areas of the disk. What you REALLY want to do with paging files is distribute them across any _disks_ which (a) do not contain the system files, and (b) are not striped with parity or mirrored. You don't want the disk containing the system files to also be used for paging, because that disk is already very busy, if at all possible. Similarly, you want to spread the paging "load" across many disks so that you can get as much benefit as possible from simultaneous I/O.
To use RAS Autodial, what do you need?
Phonebook entries for the sites that you want to be able to autodial. (Other choices involved DNS, and were bogus)
Key factoid: RAS Autodial does not depend on DNS. In order to use RAS Autodial, you must have Phonebook entries set up for any connection that you want to have auto-activated by RAS Autodial.
** This is logical -- if you don't do this, it won't know where to dial out to. Think about it!
You need to migrate files and user accounts frm NW to NT using MS' Migration Tools. What needs to be installed on the NT machine to do this? I GUESSED GSNW, but I'm not sure it's right, and I can't find this addressed in any of the docs I listed above.
** I think this is a new topic on the test **
You want to implement fault tolerance on a system with 3 disks. NT is installed on C:. What fault tolerance mechanism do you use: disk striping, disk striping with parity, or mirror set?
Use a mirror set.
Key factoids: The disk on which NT is installed CANNOT be part of a stripe set or volume set. Logic: "NT Sever is Not That Smart." Look at the intitials. Get it? When NT starts up, its fancy 'combine-multiple-disks-into-1' code is not yet running. In order to read that code off the disk, it has to be able to get to the disk to begin with, which it can only do, if the code is stored on a single NTFS or FAT volume. So, that means you can only stripe with 2 disks. That means "with parity" is out, because it requires 3. "Disk striping" itself is out, because although it only needs 2 disks, it is NOT fault tolerant and doesn't satisfy the requirement. That leaves mirror set, which you can do.
A stripe set without parity fails. How do you recover?
Restore from backup.
Key factoid: Since a stripe set without parity does not offer any fault tolerance (just improved performance), to recover data lost when it fails, you have to restore from backup.
You want to find out the OS and role of each NT-based computer in the domain. What tool do you use to do this?
Server Manager.
Key factoid: Server Manager can be used to find out what role a machine has in the network (PDC, BDC, member server, workstation), and which version of NT it's running.
How to speed up NETBIOS name resolution across a RAS link?
Put an LMHOSTS file on the RAS client.
Key factoids: NETBIOS name resolution uses LMHOSTS, and TCP/IP domain name resolution uses HOSTS. Use your brain to reason out whether the file goes on the client or server side of the modem. The client is the one making the name resolution queries. So, hardcoding names on the server side still requires a net round-trip for the client to look them up, so that won't speed things up as much as hardcoding the names on the host that's dialing in.
Misc key factoids:
If you don't backup at least one other file on the volume containing the registry, the registry WILL NOT get backed up even if you tell NT to do so. You tell NT to back up the registry by using the /b switch on the NTBACKUP command (NOT THE "r" SWITCH, which restricts accessto the data on the tape), or by selecting the checkbox in the GUI.
Gateway addresses are only used for routed networks. Windows NT does not make ANY assumptions about default subnet masks, and TCP/IP doesn't know how to grab the "host" bits out of the IP address, to properly find the host on this network to send a packet to, unless you tell it where the host bits are, but specifying a subnet mask.
You give clients running Client for MS Networks access to files on a Netware server by installing GSNW on the NT Server.
NWLink gives you the ability to be the client or server for an app; it does not give you any apps like file or print sharing, by itself, although it is required for machines that run apps like GSNW (on servers) or CSNW (on workstations) which communicate with other machines running
NWlink or IPX, and the other side of those apps. Think of NWlink like the x2 protocol on your fast modem, or like TCP/IP. It gives you a channel over which you can run stuff, but by itself, has no end-user functionality.
The place you install video drivers in NT is NOT the same place you install them in Win95. Just remember Control Panel - Display.
If you've installed the NT admin tools for Win95, you can use them to remotely perform various interesting activities on a server, like sharing a CD-ROM. Some people have said that you would use Explorer to do it. This works if you want to share a device which is located on your local computer, but if the device does not already have a share name and is not already shared, and the device is located on a remote system, Explorer won't let you get to it, so you can't use Explorer to do anything with it. Again: Use what you know. You KNOW the only remote resources you can see in Explorer are ones that already have a sharename....
SNMP needs to be installed on any machine whose TCP/IP performance counters you want to monitor using Perfmon. SNMP does NOT need to be installed on the machine you're running Perfmon on, unless you want to monitor its TCP/IP counters, too.
LFN's get retained when copying to NTFS or VFAT partitions. Permissions are ONLY retained if you MOVE files on an NTFS partition to another directory on the same NTFS partition. If you COPY the files, even if it's on the same partition, the files inherit permissions from the parent directory. If you get a question about permissions being retained, READ IT CAREFULLY. MORE THAN ONCE. If it meets the tests of "MOVE" "to and from the same NTFS partition", the permissions are retained. Otherwise, they're not.
One of the main things replication is used for, is to distribute login scripts to all domain controllers. The scripts are customarily kept in the Scripts subdirectory of the export/ import directory. They MUST be kept in a subdirectory of the export directory, to get exported. Any files placed in the export directory itself WILL NOT get exported.
Changes in group membership are effective the next time the user logs in, NOT IMMEDIATELY AFTER THEY ARE CHANGED, and NOT IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE PDC AND BDC SYNCHRONIZE.
You can't backup the registry remotely
Have a tape backup on ea PDC and BDC
Disk Access:
Disk striping is the fastest for read/write
Disk striping is next
Disk mirroring is slowest
Multi(x) Specifies SCSI controller with the BIOS enabled, or non SCSI
controller.
X=ordinal number of controller
Scsi(x) Defines SCSI controller with the BIOS disabled.
X=ordinal number of controller
Disk(x) Defines SCSI disk which the OS resides on
When multi is used, x=o.
When SCSI is used x= SCSI ID number of the disk with the OS.
Rdisk(x) Defines disk which the OS resides on. Used when the OS dows not
reside on a SCSI disk.
X=0-1 if on primary controller,
x=0-3 if on multi-channel EIDE controller.
Partition (x) Specifies the partition number which the OS resides on.
X=ordinal nmber of partition.
Copying or Moving Folders and Files:
Moving and copying - only time they retain permissions is when moved within same volume.
A user cannot copy or move files within or between NTFS volumes, unless the user has the correct permissions. The following table describes the required permissions to copy or move a file or folder to another folder on an NTFS volume or to another NTFS vo
Copying and moving files or folders within and between NTFS volumes can affect the original permissions set on a file. The following table describes what happens to permissions on afolder or file when copied or moved within or between an NTFS volume.
TaskWithin an NTFS volume Between NTFS volumesCopy Inherits permissions of the destination folderInherits permissions of the destination folderMoveRetains original permissionsInherits permissions of the destination folder
Note: The user who copies the file/folder becomes owner. •Files and folders that are copied or moved to FAT volumes lose their permissions, because FAT volumes do not support NTFS permissions.
How do you add 10 NT ws to domain?
Use user manager of domains to create user accounts, use server manager to
create ws accounts and log on to ws, join it to the domain.
The page file is bigger than initial page file. What will happen
Disk more fragment
Applications start slower
What is the easiest way to add a lot of users to a domain
Create temp_usr, set appropriate properites and groups, copy temp_usr
Virtual memory manager is alerting you. Why?
Too small pagefile
What to do if excessive paging = more ram.
PDC set to back up BDC's and workstations. Backup takes more than overnight. How do you shorten time?
Install a second tape on the BDC. Have BDC backup workstations, and PDC back up itself and BDC's.
Tape backup on BDC. Boss wants registry backed up. How?
Install a second tape on the PDC and choose Backup local registry option.
For Performance Monitor, know difference between views. Know you need to set an alert for each server you are monitoring. Know alerts go to individuals or groups.
Bill left and Lucy takes over. How can you change his user profile?
A) rename Bill user account
Setting highest level of security for RAS access.
A) Select Allow Any Authentication including Clear Text.
How to decrease broadcast traffic with TCP/IP?
A) Install WINS server.
No printout but spooler has job waiting, what can you do?
Services in Control Panel of the print server - Stop and Start spooler service.
Q6) What are supported under PPP clients to access NT Server using RAS?
A) Name pipes, RPC, Winsock API (TCP/IP), Winsock API (IPX).
What will happen when the size of swap space surpassed initial paging site?
A) Disk containing Paging file is more fragmented.
B) Applications take longer to start.
What can you do if you accidentally deleted a user profile in the Backup Domain Controller?
A) Recreate a new user account with the same name and assign it with all the permissions and rights of the deleted user's account.
How do you set up a Netware 3.x client to access NT sever?
A) File and print services for Netware and Netware protocol.
B) Netware protocol.
What will happen when you transfer an uncompressed file to a compressed folder?
A) The file will inherit the compressed attribute from the target folder.
How to demote a BDC to a file server?
A) Reinstall NT server.
What to configure to allow access from a NW 3.1 client on NT to a Netware Server.
A) Install Gateway Service for Netware on NT.
B) Create a group called NTGAEWAY on the Netware server.
What counter shall we monitor if excessive paging is occurring on machine running N 4.0 ?
A) Ave Disk Sec/transfer
B) Pages /Sec
What built-in user accounts can logon NT Server locally beside Administrator account?
A) Server Operator
B) Account Operator
C) Backup Operator
D) Print operator
What to configure to enable the device for SCSI controller and backup drive.
A) Install driver for tape backup drive
B) Install driver for SCSI Controller
C) Restart computer
Home directory setup for a user.
A) Specify full UNC pathname for the user directory on the server
B) Specify a shared network drive letter on User Environment Profile Screen in User Manager for Domain.
What do you do to convert Win95 to NT?
A) Install NT in separate directory and reinstall all Applications.
Where is Device Log resides?
A) \WINN_root\System32\RAS directory
What is dive Stripping without parity?
A) Can be implemented on both FAT and NTFS.
Machine running both applications server and print server. A user logon locally to the server and complaint that when there are larger print jobs, it slowed down the application. What can you do?
A) Increased the Applications Performance Boost to maximum on server.
To monitor 5 server, create 5 performance monitors on a workstation.
To optimize paging, one of the options is to distribute paging file across a number of disks.
What drivers shall we use to enable printing from Win95, NT 3.4 and NT 4.0?
A) Win95, NT 3.5 and NT .0 drivers.
How do you install NT in order to use 2nd SCSI hard disk?
A) Press S to specify additional devices.
After the installation finished, specify 2nd SCSI hard disk in SCSI of Control Panel.
What does it mean to be fault tolerance?
A) Mirror sets
B) Stripe sets with parity.
What Server can export files?
A) PDC
B) BDC
C) NT member server.
How to maximize storage space when you setting fault tolerance for a server with 3 physical hard disk?
A) Stripe with parity.
How do you enable a group of users to have priority to print over others?
A) Create another print spooler with priority of 99 and the original spooler with priority of 1. Set the privileged users to the print spooler of priority of 99 and the others to spooler of priority of 1.
You are running Performance monitor on a NT Workstation. You are monitoring memory and disk performance on 10 WinNT Servers. Performance on the Workstation is poor and you want to increase performance but how?(Single Answer)
A.increase interval
Your pagefile has increased its volume. How will that affect?(Multiple Answer)
A.fragmentation and applications slow to start up.
You move a file from a NTFS to a FAT partition on the same disk.(multiple Answer)
A.permissions gone, long file name stays
What must be installed before you can migrate users from a NetWare Server to NT.
A. GSNW
You have installed client based admin tools on your win95 machine and you want to create a share remotely. What program would you use?
ok, the two only real answers were either Server Manager or Windows NT Exployer. It can be done in Server Manager and I thought that since it did say NT Exployer that it may be wrong. I think its Windows NT Exployer even tho I put Server Manager.
NT server...100 workstations..TCP/IP...
A. install 2 NIC`s on the server..enable routing between networks for the Research team who transfer 100mb files.
A question on where do you install SNMP to monitor TCP/IP if you are monitoring on workstation remotely for 10 NT servers.
I put Workstation only, I think that was wrong. A.Correct is all the 10 Nt servers each.
You have 2 SCSI controller and 2 Hard drives, you want fault tolerance and want to access data even one the items fail, what is the best method?
Ans. Disk Duplexing
Which file is needed for SCSI disk with BIOS disable on boot disk?
Ans. Ntbootdd.sys
Two Servers 1 PDC and 1 BDC and some WS, you have one DAT(Tape) drive on PDC, that backs up all Servers and WS, take very long to finish(10am). What can you do to reduce the time?
Ans. Install another DAT on BDC and configure DBC to backup all WS, and configure PDC to backup all Server.
11.Permission Question for Bob for DATA folder (Exhibit)
Groups Permission
You have a single server in non-routed network, you configure IP manually, what other parameter you have to configure?
Ans. Subnet Mask
You want to monitor disk performance for 1 week, what performance view you use?
Ans. Log
One NT server, 100 Windows 95, protocol IPX/SPX. Neither clients can communicate with the server, Why?
A. Wrong Frame type.
How do you promote a server that is a bdc to a pdc from a remote NT w/s?
A.promote the bdc to a pdc in Server Manager, the original pdc will automatically demote itself to a bdc.
had a question about a four disk stripe set w/parity. they had four 250mb drives. How much disk space was available.
A. 750mb ( one drive is used only for parity, not data).
how many controllers and drives are needed, minium, for a stripe set with parity.
1) when changing from a ntfs to a fat partition what will happen?
a. retain lfn
b. lose premissions
when a server and a workstation are both using NWlink but the connection cann't be
made what is the problem?
answer: different frame types
)printing stops, when you check the partition on which the spool file is located it truns out to be full.
where can you chance the path of the spool file?
answer: properties of the server
when you want to create a lot of users with the same settings, rights etc, how to do this.
answer: use template en copy this for each user.
another was about a network. The key words were: some users have to download 100mb this is slowing down the network what can be done?
keywordin answer: implement an other physical network.
user has a roaming profile but server is down can he still logon?
anser: yes using default user profile
when two system are using ipx/spx but can talk to each other what is the problem?
answer: incompatible frame types. ( there were a couple of those)
You have 3 LANS with 2 NT Server each and 50 NT WS, the LANS areconnected over a WAN. Servers and WS all have NetBEUI and TCP/IPloaded. WS use 90% NetBEUI, How you optimize performance? ( actuallythere was a big story in real exam, sorry I can't recall)
Ans. Make NetBEUI top of the binding order in all Workstations.
You attach an external tape drive and SCSI controller, how to setup? (Choose All)
Ans. Install driver for SCSI & Install driver for Tape and Restart.
You have 2 SCSI controller and 2 Hard drives, you want fault tolerance and want to access data even one the items fail, what is the best method?
Ans. Disk Duplexing
You have 4 scsi hard drives, you want to implement fault tolerance and also want to maximize the use of disk space. Which method?
Ans. Stripe set with parity
How to trouble shoot Ras?
Ans. Edit registry to enable device.log
How to use Performance Monitor to verify the need of more RAM?
Ans. Page/Sec (Counter in Memory Object)
Which file is needed for SCSI disk with BIOS disable on boot disk?
Ans. Ntbootdd.sys
You monitor many servers on your workstation, your workstation is slow, what do you do?
Ans. Increase Monitor Interval.
You have a PDC called Main1. You install a member server with a share called PAYROLL. The global group ACCTMGRS from PDC need to access this share (PAYROLL). How you manage?
Ans. Create a local group on member server called FINANCE and add the ACCTMGRS global group into FINANCE and grant the FINANCE group permission.
Two Servers 1 PDC and 1 BDC and some WS, you have one DAT(Tape) drive on PDC, that backs up all Servers and WS, take very long to finish(10am). What can you do to reduce the time?
Ans. Install another DAT on BDC and configure DBC to backup all WS, and configure PDC to backup all Server.
You have install GSNW on NT server, what other step is required?
Ans. Create a group on Novell Server called NTGATEWAY.
Want to replicate some files, where you put these files? (Exhibit)
Ans. In any Subdirectory of :\winnt\system32\repl\export. ( make sure in a Subdirectory! )
Permission Question for Bob for DATA folder (Exhibit)
Groups Permission
Managers -------- Change
Domain Users -------- Read
Sales -------- No access
Bob can't access DATA folder, what do you do?
Ans. Remove Bob from Sales.
You Copy file from NTFS to FAT, what happen?
Ans. Long File Name ----- Retain
Permission ----- Lost
How to convert FAT to NTFS, and don't want to lose data?
Ans. Use convert utility from command prompt
You have install Administrator tools on 95 machine, where do you create shares on NT Server?
Ans. Server Manager ( Don't confuse with Explorer, Luckily there was no explorer in four choice)
You want to backup registry, while Server still running , which program?
Ans. NT Backup
You have a single server in non-routed network, you configure IP manually, what other parameter you have to configure?
Ans. Subnet Mask
Printer stalled, what do you do?
Ans. Stop and restart Spool service.
You want to monitor disk performance for 1 week, what performance view you use?
Ans. Log
Excessive Paging, what do you do?
Ans. Add more RAM.
You want to Migrate from Novell to NT, what must be install on NT server?
Ans. GSNW
If your mirror set fails, what must you do first?
Ans. Break mirror
You want to use your NT server as router, how would you configure IP address?
Ans. Unique IP address for each cards.
NetWare clients want to access MS-SQL Application on NT, what is to be install?
Ans. NWLink
You want to monitor TCP/IP activity on 3 NT server, What to install?
Ans. SNMP on each servers
You install Admin Tools on 95 machine, where you manage printer security?
Ans. Windows Explorer
You move a file in different folder in same NTFS partition, what will happen?
Ans. File retain same permission
Remote users want own level of password encryption, what should be the setting?
Ans. Any authentication including clear text.
You Installing NT Server and your non-scsi CD-ROM not detected, what should you do?
Ans. Run Installation again and select "S" to specify additional drive.
How can you configure the highest level of security in a RAS Server with clients dial in from DOS with DES Encryption and Windows 95 clients.
A. Require encrypted authentication.
How can you manage printer security in a Win 95 WS with client based administrative tools.
A. Windows Explorer.
How can you make shares remotely from the same situation.
A. Windows Explorer.
How can you share a CD from the same situation.
A. Server Manager.
When you add an external SCSI Tape Device, what must you do?
I choose Install a driver for the SCSI controller.
Install a driver for the tape device.
Reboot the server.
USR7 is promoted from SALES department to MANAGER department, but when he tries to connect to ACCOUNT directory the access is denied.
A. Remove the USR7 from the SALES group because he has NO ACCESS to ACCOUNT directory in these group.
Which counter you must to pay attention when the server is excessive paging?
A. Object: Memory Counter: Pages/sec
What RAID configuration has the best average of reading data?
A. I choose The 3 disks and Stripe set with Parity option in my test.
What do you need to do to make a NT Server network installation?
A. Use STARTUP DISK created with Network Client Administrator.
Connect to the share resourece
Run WINNT.EXE /b in the sare you connect.
What happen when you move a file from an NTFS partition to a FAT partition?
A. LFN are retained.
Permissions are lost.
What happen with permissions when you drag a file from one directory in a NTFS partition to a subdirectory in the same partition?
A. The permissions are retained.
What do you need to do to convert a FAT partition to a NTFS partition.
You need to run the CONVERT utility from the command prompt.
CONVERT (drive:) /fs:ntfs
When the disk that contains your system and boot partitions fails and this disk is part of a mirroring array, the first thing you have to do is...
A. Break the mirror.
The same situation, but you need to create a startup disk and choose the correct ARC naming convention with 2 disks in the array. BIOS not enable in the SCSI controller.
DISK 0: System, Data, Data
DISK 1: Data, System(mirror), Data
A. scsi(o)disk(1)rdisk(0)partition(2)
When you have an NT WS extracting information in Performance monitor about ten NT Servers and the performance in the WS is poor, you need to...
A. Increase the intervals you take the information.
You are going to migrate a Netware server to NT 4.0. What do you need to install before perform this migration?
A. Gateway Services for Netware in the NT Server. (GSFN)
One NT server, 100 Windows 95, protocol IPX/SPX. Neither clients can communicate with the server, Why?
A. Wrong Frame type.
You have a DHCP Server and a client that dial in throug a RAS Server.
What else can be assignated to the client beside the IP?
A. Default Gateway, WINS address, DNS address.
You have a client that request an IP to a DHCP server in a non-routed network. What else the client can obtain from the DHCP server?
A. Subnet Mask.
You have 2 NT servers, 1 PDC and 1 BDC, The first has a DAt cartridge and perform the backup of the two server and 25 Workstations, but the backup ends until the 10:00 AM. What do you need to do to reduce the backup time in the way it can be end before 8:00 AM?
A. Install a new DAT in the BDC. The first DAT in the PDC backs up the two servers and the second DAT in the BDC backs up the workstations.
You have a Network that locally uses a 90% of Netbeui connections and a 10% of TCP/IP connections, you have to...
A. Put the Netbeui binding in the first position in the workstations.
You have 4 2Gb drives, 32MB Ram and FAT partition. You want faster access to files, optional results: faster access to paging files and faster access to network.
Proposed solution, Have a boot partiton on one disk, format others with NTFS and create stripe set. Have paging file on stripe set, and configure bindings so the most used protocol is at top of list.
I answered : Solution meets required result and one optional.
You have 200 PC with identical SW and HW how do you automate the build: Choose three
POLEDIT (something)
UNATTENDED.TXT
SETUP.INF
SYSDIFF.EXE
WINDIFF.EXE
UDF
windiff.exe and poledit are red herrings. You defintly need unattended.txt and sysdiff.exe. I not sure if the third is setup.inf or UDF. UDF is for specific machines, eg computer name and so on, surely these 200 machines can't all be standalone machines. The questions however does not say that they won't be different, so I chose setup.inf. Can anyone give a definitive answer on what this
You have NT on a single NTFS partition, and want to install dos. How do you do it, select one:
a) Rollback.exe nstall MS_DOS
b) Convert
c) Sys.com and delete all NT files
d) Use Fdisk to remove partitons and install DOS
Answer (c) sounds good, but dosen't say install MS-DOS, so I choose
(d) , this however would be wrong if there were and extended partitions
A user prints Invoices and has a paper jam , his application can not reprint the invoices, how does he do it
a) Select Resume Printer
b) Select Restart Printer
c) Cancel doc and resume printer
d) Cancel doc and restart printer
Answer (b) as this will restart the job , rather than just carry on.
On domain there is a system policy and user profiles. There are conflicts between the two. Which takes precednce:
System Policy
A question about how to run a TSR ( Terminate and stay resident) program that needs to communicate with other MS-DOS apps to control COM port I/0 requests where do you run it.
If it needs to communicate with the other DOS applications it will need to run in the same shared memory address.
I had two very similar questions, and can't remeber the difference between the two, here it is:
You want to use performance monitor on network activity, which protocol or service do you install
a) Streams Enviroment
b) SAP Agent
c) Network Monitior
d) NWLINK
e) PPTP
I went for network monitor as its the only one that made any sense to me. d & e are red herrings. I never heard of Stream and Sap agents, they never been covered in any books. I got 100% for Mointoring & Otimisation , so I think I was right
You want to upgrade from 3.51 to NT4.0, currently you have HPFS:
Convert to NTFS and then upgrade, because NT4.0 no longer supports HPFS
You want to reslove UNIX host names to IP address on an intranet.
Which TCP/IP option do you use:
a) Scope ID
b) default gateway
c) DNS Server address
d) BOOTP address
Answer (c) I think, could do with confiramtion from someone.
YOu must install NT4 WS on 20 laptops and on 50 desktops
Required result:
Must automate install of NTWS on all computers.
Optional:
You want all computers to join the CORP domain
You want automate install of applications
Proposed solution:
Build one machine and copy everything including registry on to some erver, and boot clients with network software off DOS boot disk. ( Not exact wording, but the proposed solution was plain mad)
Answer: Proposed solution does not accompish reuired or optional result.
The next question was the same, different proposed solution
Proposed solution:
Create an two unattended.txt file for the 2 different HW configs and info for joining domain
Create UDF for computer specific information
Use windiff for installing applications
Answer: Required result met and one optional.
Next question the same, solution the same but instead of windiff, sysdiff is used for install application
Answer: Proposal meets required and optional results.
Create a UDF for user account stuff
A question about mandatory profiles on PDC, PDC goes down, how does user log on.
Answer: If this is the first time he has ever logged on he will not be able to. However, if he has logged on before the answer is still he can not logon, in reality this is not true, see following from a user forum:
If the PDC holding the Mandatory User Profile is down when Joe logs can he logon or not?
Well it appears he could but he's not supposed to be able to.
1. You have a machine with Windows 3.51 on it which also has the Shell
Preview. You want to upgrade to Windows NT 4.0. What steps should you
take?
1.Remove the Shell Preview first and then upgrade to Windows NT 4.0
2.The Shell Preview will not interfere: Directly upgrade to Windows NT 4.0
3.Cannot upgrade: Install Windows NT 4.0 over Windows NT3.51
4.Run Shell Postview and then upgrade to Windows NT 4.0
During the process of upgrading from Windows NT 3.51 to Windows NT 4.0, the first step that the Windows NT Setup wizard will perform is:
1.Gather information about your computer
2.Verify information about your computer
3.Upgrade the hard disk driver
4.Upgrade the network services
You want to upgrade a machine that currently has Windows NT 3.51 to Windows NT 4.0. What command would you enter at a command prompt?
1.winnt
2.winnt32
3.upgrade
4.winnt /u
The utility winnt32.exe has now in Windows NT 4.0 two new switches, one of which is the /s switch. What does the following do?
Winnt32 /s:\\venus\folder1 /s:\\mars\folder1
The /s switch does not work with winnt.exe because:
You are about to install Windows NT 4.0 but want to generate a file to keep a log of file copy errors. What command would you enter and what file would be created if file copy errors were to occur?
What file system Windows NT 4.0 no longer supports?
1.HPFS
2.FAT
3.VFAT
4.(2) and (3) above
One of your customers informs you that she has a hard disk which is formatted as HPFS and that needs to be accessed by both an OS/2 client and a Windows NT client. What would you recommend to the client?
Which of the following upgrade scenarios is not possible?
Which of the following services are disabled during an upgrade to Windows NT 4.0?
1.DHCP
2.NetDDE
3.Netlogon
4.Telnet
5.All of the above
As a computer consultant you need to install Windows NT 4.0 on several machines and you would like to do this as an "unattended installation" while you take care of other important businesses (like having lunch!).
What will allow you to do this?
Create an unattend.txt file for each computer
Use the /udf switch to replace per-computer sections in a UDF file
Don't bother: As with 3.51, version 4.0 cannot perform unattended installations
The Windows NT upgrade process can also be used to upgrade from Windows 95 to Windows NT 4.0.
1.True
2.False
What is the difference between the files Winnt.sif and $winnt$.inf?
Which of the following points to the Microsoft Knowledge Base?
1.http://www.microsoft.com/support
2.http://www.microsoft.com/kbase
3.http://www.microsoft.com/winntkb
4.http://www.novell.com/folio
You are going to install Windows NT 4.0 on a machine but first you would like to determine a few facts about this machine. For this you intend to use the NTHQ utility that comes with Windows NT. This utility
will allow you to:
The NTHQ utility will not run under Windows NT.
1.True
2.False
You are trying to install Windows NT 4.0 but you keep running out of free disk space although Setup reports there is sufficient disk space. What could be the cause?
What could be the result of the following message on a "blue screen" after an upgrade?
Stop: 0x00000093 ( 0x00000098, 0x00000001, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)
Invalid_kernel_handle
What components listed below have been moved to kernel mode in Windows NT 4.0?
1.Window Manager
2.POSIX
3.I/O Manager
4.DGI
The move of the Windows Manager and DGI to kernel mode in Windows NT 4.0 has had the following effects:
1.Some graphics-related API calls have changed
2.Graphics-oriented tasks are more responsive
3.Security has been enhanced from C-2 to B
4.D Pinball runs fine now
5.New video drivers are required for Windows NT 4.0
You are acting as a consultant for a company that has a certain number of notebook users. These users take their Pentium-based notebooks home or when on the road. When at the office, they attach the notebooks to docking stations. The notebooks must be able to determine the hardware attached to them and they must also have NTFS security. What would be a good way to implement this?
Install Windows 95 on the notebooks and let Plug and Play do the rest
Install Windows NT on the notebooks and let Plug and Play do the rest
Install Windows NT on the notebooks and let hardware profiles do the rest
Install Windows NT on the notebooks and let system profiles do the rest
Can't do anything sensible: This is a hopeless situation
When launched, the Devices utility in the Control Panel displays a dialog box listing devices and their status. The dialog box has a button labeled "HW Profiles..." What functions listed below are provided by this button? (Select all that apply.)
You click the Services icon in Control Panel or enter "net start" at a command prompt, and they each show that all network services as started. However, when you try to access the network, you receive error messages implying that a network service failed during startup. What could be a likely cause?
Which of the following are true about Windows NT 4.0's TAPI?
There is no way to remove TAPI and reinstall it as can be done with a network service. The only way to reinstall TAPI is to reinstall Windows NT
1.True
2.False
29.In the new interface shell for Windows NT 4.0, what does Common Groups refer to?
What web browser does Windows NT 4.0 come with?
1.Internet Explorer 2.0
2.Internet Explorer 3.0
3.Netscape's Navigator
4.None
One of your clients uses the Windows NT Explorer extensively and he needs some extra reliability and improved performance. Which of the following would you recommend?
You have a folder with 1,000 files that you intend to copy to a floppy disk. Windows NT Explorer displays each file as being 1K in size. To your surprise all the files fit in a 360K disk! How can this be?
What happens if you hold the SHIFT key down while deleting a file?
1The file is truly deleted and it is not placed in the RecycleBin
2.All the shortcuts to the file are deleted but not the file itself
3.The file is deleted and the Recycle Bin is emptied
4.The file is deleted but a copy is placed in the Recycle Bin
34.Which of the following are true?
Windows NT 4.0 requires new printer drivers.
1.True
2.False
The Windows NT EMF (Enhanced MetaFile) datatype replaces which of the following files:
1.Windows NT Journal files
2.Windows NT Log files
3.Windows NT Service files
4.Windows NT System files
Jane uses Windows NT 3.51 and she does a large number of time-consuming printing jobs, particularly graphics jobs. Which of the following features in Windows NT 4.0 will help Jane the most?