MCSE 2000: 70-210 Windows 2000 Professional

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QUESTIONS Q 1 Your company runs backups each evening at 6:00PM The backup schedule is as follows: Sunday - Normal Monday - Incremental Tuesday - Incremental Wednesday - Incremental Thursday - Incremental Friday - Incremental Saturday - Incremental Your server has a hardware failure on Friday at 3:00PM. What are the minimum steps necessary to restore the server to the most current possible state? A Fix the hardware problem. Restore the Sunday normal tape. Restore the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Incremental tapes. B Fix the hardware problem. Restore the Sunday normal tape. C Fix the hardware problem. Restore the Sunday normal tape. Restore Thursday's Incremental tape. D Fix the hardware problem. Restore Thursday's Incremental tape. Q 2 You upgrade the clients on your network to Windows 2000 Professional. You have an application that is not supported by Windows 2000 so you set one system to dual-boot between Windows 98 and Windows 2000 Professional.  The drives are formatted as follows; C: - FAT32 running Windows 98 D: - NTFS running Windows 2000 Sally boots up the system to windows 98 and logs on. She tries to access a file on the D: drive but is unable to do so. What can Sally do to gain access to that file from either operating system. A) Sally can reboot the system to Windows 2000 Professional and run convert.exe to convert the D: drive to FAT32. Both Windows 98 and Windows 2000 can access files locally on a FAT32 partition. B) Sally can reboot the system to Windows 2000 Professional and run convert.exe to convert the C: drive to NTFS. Both Windows 98 and Windows 2000 can access files locally on an NTFS partition. C) Sally can reboot the system to Windows 2000 Professional and copy the file to the C: drive. Both Windows 98 and Windows 2000 can access files locally on a FAT32 partition. D) Sally cannot access a file from Windows 98 that was created while running Windows 2000 Professional. Q 3 Your company runs backups each evening at 6:00PM The backup schedule is as follows: Sunday - Normal Monday - Differential Tuesday - Differential Wednesday - Differential Thursday - Differential Friday - Differential Saturday - Differential Your server has a hardware failure on Friday at 3:00PM. What are the minimum steps necessary to restore the server to the most current possible state? A Fix the hardware problem. Restore the Sunday normal tape. Restore the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday differential tapes. B Fix the hardware problem. Restore the Sunday normal tape. C Fix the hardware problem. Restore the Sunday normal tape. Restore Thursday's differential tape. D Fix the hardware problem. Restore Thursday's differential tape. Q 4 John from the Human Resources department just left the company. Mary will take John's place starting on Monday. How can you set Mary up with the same rights and permissions with the least administrative effort? A. Delete John's Account. Create a new account for Mary and select to use the SID of an existing user. Choose the SID from John's account. B. Delete John's Account. Create a new account for Mary using the same account name that John had. C. Rename John's Account. Change the password on that account and assign it to Mary. D. Copy John's user profile to Mary's user account. Q 5 You just added a second processor to your Windows 2000 Professional computer. Your operating system is not recognizing the processor so you want to update the HAL with one provided by your computer manufacturer. How should you go about updating your HAL? A Go to Control Panel, run the new hardware wizard and let it search for a new HAL. Insert the floppy disk when prompted. B Use uptomp.exe from the resource kit to install a multiprocessor HAL C Use device manager to update the drivers for your computer. Select 'have disk' and insert the vendor supplied disk. D Reboot the system and Plug and Play will recognize the second processor and prompt you for the disk with the updated HAL. Q 6 Thomas wants to upgrade his Windows 3.1 computer to Windows 2000. He wants to keep all his installed applications and settings. What must he do? A Boot from a DOS floppy. Run Winnt.exe /u to do the upgrade. When prompted, choose to convert the existing file system to NTFS. B Boot into the existing Windows 3.1 installation. Run Winnt.exe /u to do the upgrade. When prompted, choose to convert the existing file system to NTFS. C Boot into the existing Windows 3.1 installation. Run Winnt.exe /u to do the upgrade. When prompted, choose to leave the existing file system as Windows 3.1 will only upgrade if the file system remains as FAT. You can convert to NTFS later by running the convert.exe command. D The upgrade is not possible because Windows 2000 does not support upgrades of Windows 3.1 machines. Q 7 Terry works in the HR department in your organization. She goes out on maternity leave with no contact information and no-one in the company knows her password to log on to the network. Terry has a spreadsheet on her network drive that is needed immediately for the director of HR who is about to give a presentation in which he is going to use the data from that spreadsheet. The spreadsheet contains confidential data so Terry has it in an encrypted folder for security. What can you do to allow access to the HR director to this file? Choose two. A In the Encrypted Data Recovery Agents Group Policy Settings, add the HR director as a recovery agent and have him recover  the file using the cipher command. B Give the HR director NTFS permissions to the folder. Have him copy the file to an unencrypted folder and access the file. C Log on as an Enterprise Administrator. Recover the file and make sure the HR director has permissions to access the file. D Change Terry's password. Log onto the network as Terry and unencrypt the file. Give the HR director permissions to the file. Q 8 You are running your backup and want to make sure that you capture the registry, COM+ class registration database, and the system boot files for all servers on your network. you want to get this data on tapes to send to offsite storage. What can you do? Choose Two. A. Using Windows 2000's backup utility from one computer, select the files you want to back up on every server and check the box to back up the system state data on all computers. B. Using Windows 2000's backup utility from each individual computer, backup the system state data to a shared folder. Using Windows 2000 backup on one system, backup this shared folder to tape to capture system state data for all servers on tape. C. Using Windows 2000's backup utility from each individual computer, select the files you want to back up and check the box to back up the system state data. Backup this data to a local tape drive. D. Using Windows 2000's backup utility from each individual computer, select the files you want to back up and the system state data will be backed up Automatically. Q 9 John is the administrator of a network that consists of all Windows 2000 clients. Some users have installed drivers that have not been verified to run with Windows 2000 and have caused problems. What is the most efficient method of insuring that unsigned drivers are not installed on these systems? A. Run the add hardware wizard. Select the options menu and select block the installation of unsigned files. B. Disable all floppy drives, CD ROM's, Internet Access and E-mail for these users. C. Log on as an administrator. In the driver signing options, select 'Block - Prevent installation of unsigned files' and apply as system default. D. Run the system file checker with the option to check for unsigned drivers. Q 10 Jeremy upgrades the NIC cards in several Windows 2000 Professional computers to 10/100MB cards. All of the computers had 10MB NIC cards built in. When Jeremy boots up the systems, he gets a resource conflict between the 2 NICs. What is the easiest way for Jeremy to get the new NIC card to work? A. Reinstall the new 10/100MB NIC using the drivers from the built-in card. B. Use Device Manager to disable the built-in NIC card. C. Replace the drivers for the new NIC with the latest drivers from the hardware vendor. D. Physically remove the built-in NIC card from the system. Q 11 Joey is trying to save some data to his home folder on a network share on a Windows 2000 file server. Due to quota restrictions, Joey is unable to save the data. Which of the following will allow Joey to be able to save his data? (Choose all that apply) A. Joey can delete some files from his home folder to free up space. B. Joey can compress his home folder to free up space. C. Joey can have one of his coworkers take ownership of some of the files in his home folder to free up some of his quota space. D. Joey can have the administrator increase his allowed quota so it is higher than the space needed. Q 12 Jimmy is unable to communicate with other hosts on his local network from his Windows 2000 Professional computer. The network is running TCP/IP with addresses being obtained from a DHCP server. Jimmy runs IPCONFIG /ALL and sees the following results: Windows 2000 IP Configuration Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection 2: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : mcseguide.com Autoconfiguration IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 169.254.0.93 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.0.0 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . :  What should Jimmy do to restore connectivity with his network? A. Jimmy needs to enter a default gateway to his network adapter. B. Jimmy needs to add the address of a DNS server. C. Jimmy needs to restore connectivity to his DHCP server and renew his IP address. D. Jimmy needs to add the IP address of a WINS server. Q 13 Tommy is having problems browsing websites on the Internet from his Windows 2000 Professional computer. He is able to connect to all computers on his local network and is also able to connect to several external FTP sites using their IP address. Which of the following is the most likely problem? A. The address of the WINS server is missing or incorrect. B. The address of the DNS server is missing or incorrect. C. The Default Gateway is missing or incorrect. D. The subnet mask is missing or incorrect. Q 14 You want your users to log on to your network using smartcards. What authentication protocol should you use? A. Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) B. Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (MS-CHAP) C. Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP ) D. Password Authentication Protocol (PAP) Q 15  Jerry wants to change a dynamic disk back to a basic disk on his Windows 2000 Professional computer. How can he accomplish this? A. Formatting the disk is the only way that a dynamic disk can be changed back to a basic disk. B. Remove all volumes from the dynamic disk then use the 'revert to basic disk' command. C. Leave the volumes as they are and use the 'revert to basic disk' command D. Windows 2000 will have to be reinstalled as this is the only way to get rid of the dynamic disks. Q 16 With which of the following operating systems should you use the winnt.exe command? (Choose all that apply) A. DOS B. Winnt 4.0 C. Windows 95 D. Windows 98 E. Winnt 3.51 F. Windows 3.1 Q 17 Which of the following groups can only include members from within the domain in which the group exists? A. Local B. Domain Local C. Global D. Universal Q 18 Eric sets up a Group Policy for all of his Windows 2000 Professional users. He enables 'Hide specified Control Panel applets' and selects the 'Display' program to hide. Eric later finds out that his users are able to run the 'Display' control panel applet and make changes to their display. How is this possible? A. The users accessed the Control Panel icons from the Start menu. 'Hide specified control panel applets' only hides the applets form the control panel window. B. The users accessed the Control Panel icons from the control panel window. 'Hide specified control panel applets' only hides the applets form the start menu. C. The users accessed the Control Panel icons through the help menu. 'Hide specified control panel applets' does not stop users from accessing control panel applets through the help menu. D. The users ran 'control.exe' from the run menu. 'Hide specified control panel applets' will not apply if 'control.exe' is run directly. Q 19 Which of the following is required to allow a UNIX client to access files on a Windows 2000 Professional workstation? A. Server for NFS B. Gateway for NFS C. Client for NFS D. UNIX clients cannot access files on a Windows 2000 Professional workstation. Q 20 Which of the following are required to allow a Windows 2000 Professional workstation to print to a remote UNIX printer configured with the Line Printer Daemon (LPD)? (Choose all that apply) A. Install and configure a printer driver to print with Line Printer Remote (LPR) as the printer port. B. Install Client for NFS on the workstation. C. Print Services for UNIX must be installed. D. A Windows 2000 Professional client cannot print to a UNIX printer. Q 21 Which of the following are required to be able to use a RIS server to install your workstations? (Choose all that apply) A. DHCP server B. WINS Server C. PXE compliant NIC card D. Active Directory E. DNS Server Q 22 Thomas suspects that one of his fellow administrators is reading his personal documents. He wants to set up auditing so he can log who accesses his files. What steps must Thomas take? (Choose all that apply) A. Apply the security template hisecws.inf to enable security auditing. B. Use the system log in event viewer to view the audit logs. C. Use the Group Policy snap-in to enable auditing of file and folder access. D. Using Windows Explorer, navigate to the folder or files that you want to audit and select auditing from the advanced tab of the security properties. Add the names of the users and select the type of access that you wish to audit. Q 23 Jonah has quotas enabled on his Windows 2000 file server. He has his quota limit set to 50MB. The Vice President of the company calls Jonah to complain about not being able to save a file. Jonah wants to allow the VP to save the file. What is the recommended method? A. Rename the VP's account. He will have an additional 50MB under the new name. B. Disable disk quotas as the limit is 50MB and this number cannot be increased. C. Set the quota limit on that volume to a higher number for all users as quotas must be equal for all users. D. Set the quota limit on that volume to a higher number for the VP. Q 24 Sally has given several users in her company new computers running Windows 2000 Professional. She made sure that all of her users were only members of the users group. Her users are having issues running legacy applications including Office 97. The users are able to run these apps if they are made power users. What should Sally do to allow these users to run their applications without being power users? A. Give the everyone group full control permissions to the temp directory B. Reinstall Office 97 and the legacy apps while logged in as Sally C. Use the secedit security tool to apply the compatws.inf security template. D. Use the secedit security tool to apply the basicwk.inf security template. Q 25 Junior is the administrator for a small network. He wants allow some of his Windows 2000 Professional users to have infrequent access to a NetWare file server. The file server runs IPX/SPX as its only protocol. Which of the following should Junior install? (Choose the best answer) A. NWLink B. Client Services for Netware (CSNW) C. Gateway Service for Netware (GSNW) D. TCP/IP Q 26 Which of the following Operating Systems does Windows 2000 support upgrading? (Choose all that apply) A Windows NT4.0 B Windows 95 C Windows 3.1 D OS2 E Windows NT3.51 F Windows 98 P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ANSWERS Ans 1 - A After fixing the hardware problem you must restore the Sunday normal tape. A normal backup captures all data. In addition, you will need to restore the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Incremental tapes. An incremental backup only captures data since the last normal or the last incremental backup. Thursday's incremental backup will only have data that changed since Wednesday's incremental backup. Any data created on Friday will be lost as a restore will only allow you to recover up to Thursday night's backup. Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Page 797-806 Ans 2 - C By copying the file to the C: drive it will be accessible to both Windows 98 and  Windows 2000 as Both Windows 2000 and Windows 98 can read files locally on a FAT32  partition. An NTFS drive cannot be converted to FAT32. If the C: drive is converted to NTFS, Windows 98 will be unable to boot. Windows 98 can access files locally that were created in Windows 2000 as long as  the file system is FAT or FAT32. Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Pages 711-722 Ans 3 - C After fixing your hardware problem, you must restore the Sunday normal tape. A normal backup captures all data. The only additional step needed is to restore Thursday's differential tape. Differential backups capture all data since the last normal backup so Thursday's tape will contain the data that changed on Monday through Thursday. Restoring Sundays normal backup then restoring Monday through Thursday's differential backups would work but it is not necessary to restore Monday through Wednesday as all of the data is on Thursday's tape. Any data created on Friday will be lost as a restore will only allow you to recover up to Thursday night's backup. Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Page 797-806 Ans 4 - C Renaming an account will keep the same SID (Security Identifier). A SID is unique to each account. All rights and permissions are actually assigned to this SID. Renaming a user will cause all rights and permissions to remain intact. Once an account is deleted, the SID that goes along with that account is gone forever. Even if an account is created with the same name, it will have a new SID and will in effect be a new account. Copying a user profile will not copy rights and permissions. Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Page 1063-1064 Ans 5 - C Changes to the HAL are made through Device Manager in Windows 2000. You can change from a single processor to a multi processor HAL using this method. If you wish to change to a Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) HAL, you can reinstall Windows 2000 as an upgrade. The uptomp.exe tool from NT4 is no longer used. Reference: Microsoft Knowledgebase Articles http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q234/5/58.ASP?LN=EN-US&SD=gn&FR=0 http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q237/5/56.ASP Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Page 418-430 Ans 6 - D Windows 2000 Professional does not support upgrades of Windows.3.1 Reference: http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/upgrade/path/newinstall.asp Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Pages 116-117 Ans 7 - CD When a file is encrypted, a data recovery field (DRF) is attached. This field contains information on who is allowed to recover the file. By default Enterprise Admins are recovery agents and will be able to recover the file. If Terry's username is used to logon to the network, the file can be unencrypted. You can assign additional recovery agents but until the file is accessed, the DRF will not be regenerated so the additional recovery agent will still not be able to recover the file. An encrypted file cannot be copied by an unauthorized user even with the proper NTFS permissions. Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Pages 587-591 Ans 8 - BC In order to backup the registry, COM+ class registration database and the system boot files you will need to backup the system state data. System state data can only be backed up locally. It is not available to backup directly from a remote computer. You will need to run backup on each computer that you want to back up the system state data on. System state data is backed up when the box is checked to backup system state data, it is not backed up automatically. One other option would be to run backup locally on all servers and backup the system state data to a shared folder. This shared folder can then be backed up from a single server. Reference: Windows 2000 online help Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Pages 807-813 Ans 9 - C Microsoft digitally signs all drivers for use with Windows 2000. You have the option of always installing unsigned files, seeing a warning and deciding whether or not to install the unsigned file, or block the installation of unsigned files. If you are an administrator, you will be able to select 'Apply setting as system default' to make the settings the default for all users who log onto the computer. These settings are found on the hardware tab of the system properties dialog box. The add hardware wizard has no option to block the installation of unsigned drivers. While disabling floppy, CD, Internet and E-mail may work, it is far from efficient and may hinder the user's ability to do his/her work. Running the system file checker will not prohibit users from installing unsigned drivers. Reference: Windows 2000 online help Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Pages 829-830 Ans 10 Answer - B Disabling a device using Device Manager will prevent the device from loading at startup. The resources that the device was using will become free. Reinstalling the 10/100 NIC using the drivers from the built in NIC will prevent the card from working properly. Replacing the drivers with updated drivers will not change the resources that the device is using. Built-in NIC cards are generally part of the system board and are not meant to be removed.  reference: http://windows.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/default.asp?url=/windows2000/en/professional/help/devmgr_disable_device.htm Ans 11 Answer - A,C,D By deleting files in his folder to free up enough space, Joey will be able to save his data. If one of Joey's coworkers has the appropriate permissions and takes ownership of files in Joey's directory, those files will no longer count towards Joey's quota. Only files that Joey owns are counted against his quota limit. If the administrator increases Joey' quota, he will be able to save the files. Compressing data will have no effect as quotas are based on data in its uncompressed state. reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit Chapter 17, Pg. 740-742 Ans 12 - C When a DHCP server is unavailable, an IP address is automatically assigned using APIA (Automatic Private IP addressing). This will be a 169.254.x.y address. A default gateway is not needed for local communication, only when routing to a remote network.  reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit Chapter 22, Pg. 1047-1050 Ans 13 - B Web browsing relies on a Domain Name Server (DNS) to resolve fully qualified domain names (FQDN) to IP addresses. Without a DNS server or a hosts file, Tommy would have to type IP addresses of websites in the browser. Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) is used to map NetBIOS names to IP addresses and is not used for web browsing. If the default gateway or subnet mask were incorrect, external FTP sites would not be reachable. reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit Chapter 22, Pg. 1045-1047 Ans 14 - C EAP was created specifically to address a demand for remote access user authentication that uses other security devices. By using EAP, support for a number of authentication schemes may be added, including token cards, one-time passwords, public key authentication using smart cards , certificates , and others.  reference:  http://windows.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/auth_eap.htm http://windows.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/auth_chap.htm http://windows.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/auth_pap.htm Ans 15 - B In order to change a dynamic disk back to a basic disk, all volumes must be removed from the disk. Then right click the disk in disk management and choose the 'revert to basic disk' command. reference: http://www.microsoft.com/WINDOWS2000/en/professional/help/dm_revert_disk.htm Ans 16 - A,F The command winnt.exe should be used from the following operating systems: DOS, Windows 3.1, and Windows for Workgroups. Winnt32.exe should be used from Winnt4.0, Windows 95, Windows 98, Winnt3.51 and Windows 2000. Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit Chapter 5, Pg. 204 Ans 17 - C Global Groups can only contain members from within the domain in which the global group resides. Local and Domain Local groups can contain members from anywhere in the forest or from within any trusted forest. Universal Groups can contain members from anywhere within the forest. Reference: http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/library/resources/reskit/dpg/chapt-10.asp Ans 18 - C If 'Hide specified Control Panel applets' or 'Show only specified control panel applets' is enabled in a group policy, users still have access to control panel from the help menu. Both 'Hide specified Control Panel applets' and 'Show only specified control panel applets' affect the control panel window as well as the start menu. Control.exe is the command to launch the control panel window but the control panel window will still be affected by the group policy. Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit Chapter 7, Pg. 311-312 Ans 19 - A Server for NFS can be installed on either Windows 2000 Professional or Windows 2000 Server and allows any NFS enabled client (typically UNIX) to access files. Gateway for NFS is installed on Windows 2000 Server and allows clients running Win9.x, WinNT and Windows 2000 to access UNIX files without having to install a an NFS client. Client for NFS can be installed on a Windows 2000 Professional computer to allow it to access NFS files on a UNIX NFS network. reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit Chapter 25, Pg. 1149-1155 Ans 20 - A,C In order to print to a UNIX printer configured with LPD, Print Services for UNIX must be installed and an LPR port must be created. Client for Network File System (NFS) is not required unless files or directories need to be accessed. reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit Chapter 14, pg. 638, Chapter 25, Pg. 1164 Ans 21 - A,D,E In order to use Remote Installation Services to install your client workstations, you will need a DHCP server, Active Directory and a DNS Server. A Pre-Boot eXecution Environment (PXE) NIC card would be required unless a remote installation boot disk is made using the rbfg.exe utility. reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit Chapter 2, Pg. 40-41 http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q242/9/20.ASP Ans 22 - C,D There are two steps to setting up auditing of files and folders. First auditing of file and folder access must be enabled through Group Policy, then the files and folders to audit must be selected and the list of users and type of access to audit must be selected (this can be done through Windows Explorer). The security template hisecws.inf is used to tighten up permissions and rights, it does not enable auditing. Audit logs can be viewed in the security log in event viewer. reference: http://windows.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/ Ans 23 - D The quota can be set higher for the Vice President as a higher quota can be set for an individual, they do not have to be equal for all users on a volume. Renaming the VP's account will not help as quotas are based on the SID (Security Identifier) that goes with the account, quotas are not based on the account name. Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Ch. 17  Pages 743-745 Ans 24 - C By default, new installs of Windows 2000 Professional have very strict security settings. Running the secedit security tool to apply the compatws.inf (compatible workstation) will loosen the security up to allow legacy applications including Office97 to run. Giving everyone full control to the temp directory will not allow these applications to run. Sally will not be allowed to reinstall the applications if she is only a member of the users group. Reinstalling would not help as the issues are related to rights and permissions. Applying the basicws.inf will bring the security back to that of a new Windows 2000 install. reference: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/win2000/seconfig.asp Ans 25 - B Client Service for Netware works with NWLink to allow access to NetWare File and Print servers. NWLink is automatically installed when you install CSNW. NWLink alone can not allow access to the files without a redirector (CSNW). Gateway Service for Netware is installed on a Server. It acts as a gateway and passes all requests to the Netware server. It is used instead of installing Client Services on all of the desktops. TCP/IP will not work as NWLink is the only protocol on the NetWare server. Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Ch. 24 Pages 1102-1107 Ans 26 - A,B,E,F Windows 2000 supports upgrading Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 3.51 and Windows NT 4.0. Windows 2000 does not support upgrades of Windows 3.x, Windows NT earlier than 3.51, or non Microsoft Operating Systems. Reference: Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit: Pages 116-117  P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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