Subject: NT4 Server (31/07/98)
I have just passed and got 927 out of 1000 on my first go.... in the UK
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Installation and Upgrade.
Fault Tolerance
Creating a Boot disk for NT
Netware Migration and Connection
Copying and Moving files and folders to NTFS and FAT
Troubleshooting Printers, Disks and Start-up
Questions that will Help:
1: 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?
A: Users will log on successfully and will receive the Default user profile.
2: You have 3 Win NT servers with RAS installed on 3 different network segments. NT workstations dial into the servers.
How would you minimize the time to resolve the Net BIOS names?
A:. Install an LMHOSTS file on each workstation
3: 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
A: multi (0) disk(0) rdisk(1)partition (2)
4: You have a network with one NT server, 10 Windows95 clients and 5 NT Workstations. 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?
A: Put a tape device on the Server.
5: You have an WinNt Server that runs IPX, and you have a NetWare client What will the client be able to access?
A: Client/server applications that support Net BIOS
6: How would you install Windows95 over a network?
A.’ Share Windows95 Installation files on server
Make Installation disk set with Network Client Administrator
Install using installation Startup disk
7: 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 something that is attached to the Windows NT server computer. What must you use on the Windows95 computer to do this?
A: Server Manager
8: You have 4 SCSI drives each with a 1 GB 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?
A: stripe set with parity
9: What file do you need on an NT boot disk for a SCSI w/o BIOS enabled?
A: ntbootddsys
10: What computers can he an directory replication export computer?
A. NT Member Server
NT Domain Controller
11: What happens to file permissions when you use WindowsNT Explorer to move files from one sub directory to other one on the same NTFS partition?
A: AIl file permissions are retained.
12: What the effect does copying NTFS files to a different directory have on their permissions?
A: Copying causes files to inherit permissions from the new directory.
13: 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?
A: Ensure that only members of the Administrators group have the right to logon locally.
14: 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?
A: Use the Registry Editor to enable device logging.
15: 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 an 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 "X" in Export Directory To: DOMAIN 1
A: All the BDCs that are configured to import from the PDC
All Member Servers that are configured to import from the PDC
All NT Workstations that are configured to import from the PDC
16: 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?
A: From the GSNW option in the Control Panel, use the Gateway option to share the desired directories on the Netware Server.
17: 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?
A: Install GSNW on server
18: 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?
A: Place a pagefile on each disk except the first.
19: 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?
A: NWLink GSNW
20: You have a NT Server running IPX and a client also running IPX, but they are not able to connect. Why?
A: Wrong Frame Type
21: 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?
A: Increase the time you are collecting data
22: You move a file from a NTFS to a FAT partition on the same disk. What happens?
A. Long File Names are retained, but the permissions are not retained
23: What must be installed before you can migrate users from a NetWare Server to NT?
A. GSNW
24: In Performance Monitor, which objects/counters should you use to measure excessive paging?
A: Memory:pages/second
Memory:page faults/second
A: Put a tape device on the Server.
25: How do you promote a member server to BDC?
A: Reinstall NT Server.
6: You have a computer that is currently installed with NT 3.51 Server. How can you upgrade this to NT 4.0 Server? (choose the two correct answers)
A. Boot from DOS, run WINNT.EXE from the source directory on CD-ROM and choose to install to the \WINNT35
directory. - or - Boot the NT 3.51 server and run WINNT32.EXE from
the CD-ROM; install to the Winnt35 directory.
27: Your Windows NT server computer has 3 physical disks. What is the best way to implement fault Tolerance on your computer to allow maximum amount of storage space?
A: Implement disk striping with parity
28: You have 3 servers and 100 workstations all running NT. One of the three servers is used to copy very large files back and forth between some of the workstations. When the copying was being done between the server and the workstations it slowed down the other workstations and servers on the net work. What is the best solution to fix this?
A: Implement TCP/IP and separate the network into subnets.
29: You use Performance Monitor and your %processor Time is close to 92% sustained, and you are experiencing excessive paging. What should you change that will have the biggest effect?
A: Add more RAM
30: How does an NT machine communicate with a UPS system?
A: It uses a COM Port.
31: What hardware is needed to accomplish disk duplexing?
A: 2 disks & 2 controllers
32: What happens when the initial pagesize is exceeded?
A: Hard disk will become fragmented and applications will run slower.
33: You want to monitor disk space usage on a WinNT Server. You want to be notified when disk space left is under 25%. How?
A: Performance Monitor - Alert on % Free space counter
34: You have 4 physical disks with 250 MB of free space each. You want to create a stripe set with parity. What will he the actual size of the stripe set?
A: 75OMB(75%)
35: You have 2 SCSI drives each with a 1 GB 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?
A. Disk duplexing
36: 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?
A: Use Server Manager to promote the BDC to a PDC. The existing PDC will be automatically demoted
37: 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?
A: Specify at least one file on the volume that contains the registry.
38: 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?
A: Restore the lost data from the tape backup.
39: You are the network administrator for Acme Inc., which has two NetWare 3.12 servers and one NetWare 4.1 server. The Network number used on the 3.12 servers is 00000312 and 00000041 on the 4.1 server. The frame type used on the NetWare 3.12 servers is 802.3 and 802.2 on the NetWare 4.1 Server. How must you configure NWLink on the NT Server so that all the NetWare clients have access to the NT server?
A: By selecting the Manual Frame Type Detection option and adding the NetWare 3.12 and 4.1 clients’ network numbers and frame types to the frame type configuration list
40: You are monitoring 8 servers with five monitors for each server with alerts set to report on activity every 5 seconds, and many of your PC’s functions are running rather slow. How do you improve you PCs performance?
A: Set the alert for a greater interval like every 2 minutes.
41: You are installing an HP printer directly to the network (not on a server) and while trying to configure printer from NT, you can not see the HP printer port. Why?
A. No DLC protocol installed on the NT server.
42: You change a group permission for a directory for a windows 95 user but he still has no access. Why?
A: Users need to logoff and log back on
43: How do you optimize the paging file if you have 5 disks with 2 partitions?
A: Distribute the paging files on the physical disks, except the one with the system and boot files.
44: How do you convert a NTFS partition to FAT?
A: You cannot, must reformat and reinstall
45: You install TCP/IP on a member server in a nonroutable network. You have already assigned an IP address manually to the server. What other parameter must you specify to complete the TCP/IP installation?
A: The subnet mask
46: You replaced one SCSI hard disk after a mirror set up failure. What else would you do?
A: Break mirror and "establish mirror "in Disk Manager option.
47: What is the minimum hardware requirements for disk striping w/ parity (raid 5)?
A: I disk controller & 3 hard disks
48: How do you make an NT boot disk?
A: Format diskette from an NT station and copy boot. ini and ntdetect. com. NTLDR and in the case of SCSI w/ bios disabled NTBOOTDD.sys
49: What do you do if you want to monitor 10 servers from an NT workstation and network response is slow answer?
A: Decrease polling time interval.
50: What kind for fault tolerance configuration will protect the drives if a disk controller failed?
A: Disk duplexing
51: A user needs to look at many different options on the performance monitor. What view would they use?
A: User Report View.
52: You want to monitor TCP/IP activity on 3 NT server, What would you install?
A: SNMP on each servers
53: A Win NT Workstation dials into a RAS server with the following setup:
Dial Out Protocol.... NetBEUl... TCP/IP IPX/SPX
Remote Clients. NetBEUl... TCP/IP
Encryption Clear text.
What is the WS able to do (select all)?
A: Resources on the RAS server
Applications that require Win Sockets
Applications that use NetBEUl
54: 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 "x" in "replace auditing on sub directories", a "x" 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
A: Any attempts to make changes to an existing file in the e: \corp-directory will be audited
55: Using the Directory Replicator Service, which of the following computers can act as an import computer?
A: Domain Controllers
Windows NT member servers
Any Windows NT workstation
56: You have configured your Windows NT Server computer to act as a DHCP server. How must you assign the IP address for the DHCP server?
A: By manually entering the IP address in the TCP/IP Properties window
57: You have a user that you need to assign permissions to a certain folder on the domain. After you assign the appropriate permissions to the user's account, the user calls you and tells you that he still cannot access the files in that folder. What is wrong?
A: User needs to logoff, then logon again.