Name = Dan & Mike

TEST = Inplementing and Supporting NT Server

TEST no. = 70-067

Dan & Mike's Brain Dump

Hello, well @ last I got round to taking the NTserver exam. Passed today

909/1000 (Mike got 927/1000).

To prepare for this exam I used the SAMS book, NT core modules in a

nutshell from O'Reilly (great book), braindumps (about 60-80% of the exam

I had seen) and 2 years experience

working with NT.

I read the SAMS to get an overall feel, then used the O'Reilly book to and

braindumps to cram with. It also helped to revise with Mike (who I work

with), we spent nearly the whole day

before the test cramming together + having some healthy competition does

help (even though he got a better score).

This is my second exam, I passed Networking Essentials back in Feb.

Most of the question we got we had seen a million times before on the

Brain Dumps, the hardest part for me was making sure I read the questions

correctly.

Here are the notes I put together in the last 24 hours before the exam.

They were useful to me...

NT Server Notes

file permissions

change = wrxd

read = rx

add = wx

write = rwx

add + read = rwx

no access

p = allow change permissions

o = allow change ownership

users and groups

AGLP - accounts go into global groups which go into local groups which

eet assigned permissions.

(generally) you assign local groups to devices & global groups organise

people.

local groups can contain - global users, local users, + from other

domains.

local groups can NOT contain - other local groups

global groups can contain - global users only (from the same domain)

global groups can only live on the *dc

user manager for domains

a. for creating users

b. for setting policys (user) (account) (audit)

c. creating trust relationships.

user rights - who can log on to local machine, perfom backups etc.

account - password settings, expire, lock out etc.

audit - send info to security log, when people lon on/off etc.

systems policys - system policy editor.

control NT clients (95 needs different policy editor), registry settings,

when client logs on it looks for the ntconfig.pol files...

performance monitor

log view - view over time, e.g. hours, days, weeks

alert view - minimal overhead, can notify admin, execute command.

report view - report format, quick view, no print option.

chart view - monitor current activity.

ras

autodial - only tcp/ip & netbeui

ppp suports - named pipes, rpc's, winsock tcp, winsock ipx.

256 connections

dial in - ppp, ras, netbios gateway

dial out - as above + slip

creating/maintaining shares

windows nt - server manager

windows 95 - "

directory replication

export - NT server

import machine - any NT machine.

Netware Migration

GSNW - smb -> ncp & vica versa.

passwords and admin rights are not transfered.

arc settings

adapter = multi (all devices) - scsi (scsi with bios). value is adapter

slot on motherboard.

disk = if adapter = scsi the scsi id otherwise 0. 0+

rdisk = if adapter = multi then scsi id or ide unit number. 0+

partition = which partition. 1+

directory = where \winnt is

description = text

/basevideo (VGA mode) /sos (verbose mode for drivers)

/noserialmice=com1 (for UPS)

licencing

after install can only do server -> seat.

winnt.exe/winnt32.exe

/b = diskless.

/ox = installation disks.

/s = specify source for install.

/e = execute command after install.

/t = specify path for temp files during install.

/u = unattended - need answerfile (unattend.txt) need /s.