IIS 4.0

Implementing and Supporting Internet Information Server 4.0 - (70-087)

I took this test today and failed. I only realized from this site that I had not been stopping and starting services for the performance based questions.

Anyhow I have several pretty accurate test questions. But since I bombed I'll leave it up to someone else to tell me the answers.

Here they are:

You want to find all objects that are larger than 32 KB on a Web site.  You want to see only objects that are currently referenced by an HTML file on the Web site. What should you do?

a)Create a Web map for the Web site.  Search the Web site for objects that are larger than 32 KB.

B)The import the log files into Microsoft Excel.  Sort by file size to find objects that are larger than 32 KB.

C)Map a drive to the Web site directory.  Use Microsoft NT Explorer to find objects that are larger than 32 KB.

d)Connect to the Web site by using the FTP service.  Browse the directory listings for objects that are larger than 32 KB.

You create a virtual directory named Whitepapers on your Web server.  You enable directory browsing. Some Internet users are always able to access the URL http://ourserver/whitepapers and all the files in that directory. Other users report they always receive the error message "HTTP/1.1 404 object not found". What should you to to ensure that all Internet users are able to access files in that virtual directory?

Assign access to all IP addresses.

Assign all users NTFS permissions for the whitepapers virtual directory.

The find the virtual directory by UNC name router than by drive letter.

Rename the virtual directory from whitepapers to white papers. ***

You have two separate content directories named c:\Inetpub\wwwroot and d:\Webpub. You want to configure your IIS computer so that this content is available as two virtual servers. You have bound two IP addresses to the network adapter of your computer. You have added the DNS entries.

Use Microsoft Management Console to create the Web sites named WWWROOT and WEBPUB.

Configure the IP address 172.31.255.201 to serve the c:\Inetpub\wwwroot content.

Configure the IP address 192.168.01.253 to serve the d:\webpub content ***

Your create an FTP site. You want to allow users to log on anonymously.You also want to allow users to download files from a directory on the FTP server. You create a directory and enable anonymous ftp access. You find out that anonymous users are unable to connect to the directory. However, users who are authenticated to the Microsoft Windows NT server domain are able to download the files from the directory. You use Internet Service Manager to verify that all users have read access permissions in the FTP site. You also verify that all computers are assigned access to the FTP site. What else must you do to allow anonymous users to download files from the directory?

Assign IUSER_computername account NTFS Read permission for the directory.

Assign IUSER_computername account NTFS List permission for the directory.

In Internet Service Manager assign Write access permission for the directory on the FTP site.

Select UNIX has the directory listing the style for the FTP site.