First of all: thanx to everybody who sent in their braindumps. And thanx to LearnQuick.Com for organizing it!

I’ve only got to follow the dumps after I had already done my Networking essentialls and I notice the difference. You get to be really prepared for it.

I also tried the preparation-exams as supplied to me by the MS-institute, but those really sucked.

They give you a false sense of readiness, whilst the questions are really so much different !

So now for my contribution to the site. I passed my exam without any problem. Score: 842.

There were some tricky questions I marked, but I didn’t feel like reviewing them after finishing the last question. The questions I ‘worked out’ below were pretty clearcut to me, so I like to share them with

you.

You need to simplify a way to distribute IP addresses on a network. Also you need to

speed up the process of directing network requests.

In which way can DHCP help you accomplish this ?

I chose (A). DHCP does nothing more or less than distributing IP-numbers within a prefixed scope.

A printer is connected to a Windows NT-server using an ethernet-device (IP/DLC). After resetting the

printer you are no longer able to print through this device.

What is the most likely cause for this ?

1. The DLC-driver was unloaded on the printer-device
2. The printer-device uses a duplexed configuration.
3. The network-address is now being used by another device
4. Another machine on the network is using this printer through a continuous connection

I chose (D). The first answer is pure bull. (B) I just didn’t understand (duplexed printer config???).

Answer (C) is rubbish also. The only answer that made sense was (D).

A Windows NT-Server has six disks connected to a SCSI-controller. There’s one system-disk and

the other five disks are set up using stripe set with parity. The power fails and the system reboots.

Two disks from the stripe set are failing after boot. You replace both disks. What else is necessary to recover the configuration ?

1. Start Disk-administrator and choose "regenerate"
2. Start Disk-administrator and choose "establish mirror"
3. Wait for Windows to recognize the new disks
4. Establish a stripe set with parity and restore the data using a tape-unit

The answer is ofcourse (D). One disk wouldn’t have been fatal, but TWO …

A Windows NT-Server has six disks connected to a SCSI-controller. There’s one system-disk and

the other five disks are set up using a stripe set. The power fails and the system reboots.

One disk in the stripe-set is failing after boot. You replace the disk. What else is necessary to recover the configuration ?

A. Start Disk-administrator and choose "regenerate"

B. Start Disk-administrator and choose "establish mirror"

C. Wait for Windows to recognize the new disk

D. Establish a stripe set and restore the data using a tape-unit

Again answer (D). What would life be without parity J

Three depts/groups: ACTTG, SALES and MARKETING. Two printers are connected to the network. ACCTG produces heavy print jobs (about 75% of all printjobs). Also; because of extensive calculations even during print, the actual printing takes longer (causing the printer to pause and wait).

Required

SALES should have highest priority for printing on either printers.

ACCTG is not allowed to take up more than one printer at a time.

Optional

The actual printingtime for ACCTG should be reduced to a minimum.

A printjob from MARKETING should never be surpassed by a ACCTG-printjob

Proposition:

Sales get’s the highest printing prio (15). Marketing get’s the second highest (10).

ACCTG get’s normal prio (1).

Sales and Marketing are taken up in the printerpool. ACCTG is directed to one printer.

Sales and Marketing are set to "print after first page is spooled".

ACCTG is set to "print after last page is spooled".

1. The requirements are met and both the options are met.
2. The requirements are met and one of the options is met
3. The requirements are met nut none of the options are met
4. None of the requirements are met.

Answer is (A).

A Windows-NT server doesn’t boot. After post the message appears "unable to find Ntoskrnl".

Setup disks are not available. An ERD has been made. What should you do ?

Choose two answers.

1. Create an NT setup disk-set on another system using winnt.
2. Boot from the ERD and recover the installation.
3. Boot from the setupdisks and use the ERD to recover the installation.
4. Reinstall Windows NT.

Answer (A) and (C). You cannot boot from an ERD. Reinstalling NT is kinda destructive.

I got the Maria-question (described in earlier dumps). About 12 questions concerning trusts of which

one question was kinda tricky (my advice is to draw out the required situation and count the trusts).

The ‘Novell migration’ question came around: How to handle duplicate accounts. Ofcourse using the Migration-tool (and checkmarking the option for deleting duplicates) is the only right answer.You need to remember that MS always makes you choose the answer that’s "good" for Microsoft.

Hope this dump is usefull. The other dumps sure helped me !

Goodluck !