Richard Lippmann got it! These are the questions written down after succeeding the test. My advice: do not believe in "political answers". Not everything goes in using a utility, you have sometimes to use Registry Editor, sometimes you have to reinstall or do other hard things.

First the questions, at the end of the document the answers...

Question 3: What happens to file permisions when you use WindowsNT Explorer to copy files from one subdirectory to another one on the same NTFS partition?

1. All file permissions are inherited from the destination subdirectory.
2. All file permissions are discarded.
3. All file permissions are retained.
4. All file permissions are set to full control for the Everyone special group.

Question 4: 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?

1. Remove all users except members of the Administrators group from the Interactive special group.
2. Place all users except members of the Administrators group in the Interactive special group.
3. Ensure that only members of the Administrators group have the right to logon locally.
4. Ensure that only members of the Administrators group have the right to logon to a domain controller.

Question 5: 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

1. Any attempts to make changes to an existing file in the subdirectory of e:\corp will be audited.
2. Any file that are moved from a directory located on the same partition will inherit this Audit policy.
3. Any unsuccessful attempts to delete a file in the e:\corp-directory will be audited.
4. Any unsuccessful attempts to modify a file in the e:\corp-directory will be audited.

Question 6: 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?

1. Shut down the existing PDC.
   Use Server Manager to promote the desired BDC to a PDC.
   Restart the old PDC. It will be automatically demoted to a BDC when the new PDC is detected.
2. Shut down both the existing PDC and the BDC that will be promoted.
   Restart the BDC. It will be automatically demoted to a PDC when no other PDC is detected.
3. Use Server Manager to stop the Net Logon Service on both the PDC and the BDC.
   Promote the BDC to the PDC.
   Demote the old PDC to a BDC.
   Start the Net Logon Service on both.
4. Use Server Manager to promote the BDC to a PDC. The existing PDC will be automatically demoted.

Question 8: Your network is configured as a single domain that has three domain controllers and 25 NT Workstations. For security purposes you assing 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?

1. Users will log on successfully and will receive the Default user profile.
2. Users will log on successfully and will receive their profiles, but any changes made to the computer will be lost.
3. Users will not be able to logon to the domain.
4. Users can choose to log on to the domain and select a profile that is stored on a different server.

Question 10: 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?

1. net.exe utility
2. Server Manager
3. Disk Administrator
4. Windows NT Explorer

Question 14: 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?

1. Select differential as the backup type.
2. Use the Windows NT backup program from a remote WinNT Server computer only.
3. Specify at least one file on the volume that contains the registry.
4. Stop the server service.

Question 15: You configure a stripe set without parity on three physical disks. On of the disks fails.
What can you do to recover data that was stored on the stripe set?

1. Break the stripe set and recover data that was shared on the stripe set?
2. Install a new hard disk to replace the failed disk and choose Regenerate from the Fault Tolerance menu in the Disk Administrator.
3. In the Check for Errors dialog box in the Disk Administrator, select File System errors to recover the lost data.
4. Restore the lost data from the tape backup.

Question 17: You add a new SCSI controller and network adaptor to an existing Windows NT server computer. After you start the server, you receive a message that says "The dependency service failed to start".
Where should you look for additional information about this error?

1. bootlog.txt file
2. device.log file
3. the Services option in Control Panel
4. Event viewer

Question 19: Documents are failing to print because a lack of disk space on the system partition. How should you correct the problem?

1. Use NT-Explorer to drag the spool directory to a new partition.
2. Change the Properties on the server to specify a new location for the spool directory. Give the spool directory a new location that contains more free disk space.
3. Change the printer properties of each of the printers to specify a new partition that will contain the spool files.
4. Use disk administrator to extend the system partition so that it contains more free space.

Question 20: 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?

1. Use the Registry Editor to enable device logging.
2. Use Performance Monitor to view RAS connection details.
3. Use Network Monitor.
4. Use RAS admin utility to view the port status.

Question 27: 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

Could anyone give me a picture for this? I only have the german version of Windows NT which does not help here very much.

1. all the BDCs that are configured to import from the PDC
2. all Member Servers that are configured to import from the PDC
3. all NT Workstations that are configured to import from the PDC
4. all Windows 95 computers that are configured to import from the PDC

Question 30: 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?

1. Install and configure RIP for NWLink IPX/SPX compatible protocol.
2. Configure NWLink IPX/SPX compatible protocol to use Auto Frame Detection.
3. Configure NWLink IPX/SPX compatible protocol to use Manual Frame Type detection. Add the 802.3 und 802.2 frame type.
4. Install the driver for the network adapter twice, once for each frame type. Configure each instance of the driver to support one of the required frame types.

Question 35: Your network is configured as a single domain that has one PDC and two BDCs. You want to use the current PDC as an application server.
How should you reconfigure the roles of the domain controllers in order to optimize the computer that will run the applications?

1. Promote one of the BDCs to become the PDC. Reconfigure the former PDC as a member server.
2. Promote one of the BDCs to become the PDC. Reinstall the former PDC and configure it as a memberserver.
3. Demote the PDC to become a member server. Reinstall an existing BDC and configure it as the PDC.
4. Demote the PDC to become a member server. Promote one the BDCs to become the PDC.

Question 44: Your Windows95 client computers access shared ressources 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?

1. From the WindowsNT Explorer, use the Map Network rive button to connect a drive to the Netware Server. Then share that mapped drive.
2. From Server Manager use the Shared directories option on the Computer menu to share the desired directories on the Netware Server.
3. From the GSNW option in the Control Panel, use the Gateway option to share the desired directories on the Netware Server.
4. [another wrong answer not written down]

Now the answers... don't you cheat ":-)

Answer 3: number 1
Answer 4: number 3
Answer 5: number 1
Answer 6: number 4
Answer 8: number 3
Answer 10: number 2
Answer 14: number 3
Answer 15: number 4
Answer 17: number 4
Answer 19: number 2
Answer 20: number 1
Answer 27: 1,2,3
Answer 30: number 3
Answer 35: number 2
Answer 44: number 3