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72.) You enable Routing and Remote Access (RRAS) on six computers running Windows 2000 Server in your enterprise. These computers belong to a Windows 2000 domain. You also configure one computer running Windows 2000 Server as an Internet Authentication Service (IAS) server to centralise the authentication of remote access users for the domain. You plan to govern the use of remote access by implementing remote access policies. How should you create these policies?
A. Use the Group Policy editor to create the policies in the default domain policy.
B. Use the Group Policy editor to create the policies in a Group Policy object linked to an organisational unit (OU) that contains the computer objects for the remote access and IAS servers.
C. Use the Routing and Remote Access snap-in to create policies on the IAS server.
D. Use the Routing and Remote Access snap-in to create policies on each remote access server.

73.) You enable Routing and Remote Access (RRAS) on a computer running Windows 2000 Server. You plan to use IP packet filters to manage the protocols available to remote access clients. What component of the Routing and Remote Access snap-in can you use to implement the IP packet filters?
A. The profile of a remote access policy.
B. The Properties dialog box of the remote access server.
C. The conditions of a remote access policy.
D. The Properties dialog box of the remote access ports.

74.) You want a user to manage a computer running Windows 2000 Server on which Terminal Services are enabled in Remote Administration mode. The computer is a member of a Windows 2000 domain. You do not want this user to be a member of the Domain Admins group. What should you do to enable the user to perform basic tasks using Terminal Services?
A. Add the user to the Server Operators group.
B. Use Terminal Services Configuration to modify the permissions of the RDP-TCP connection object.
C. Use Local Security Policy to assign rights for that computer to the user.
D. Use Terminal Services Configuration to modify the Permission Capability setting for the server.

75.) You manage a computer running Windows 2000 Server and Exchange Server 5.5. You want to optimise the performance of the server. Which setting should you enable for the File and Print Sharing for Microsoft Networks in the properties of the local area connection of the computer?
A. Maximise data throughput for network applications.
B. Minimise memory used.
C. Balance.
D. Maximise data throughput for file sharing.

76.) You implement Internet Printing on a computer running Windows 2000 Server. When a user attempts to connect to a printer using Internet Explorer 4.0, what protocol will the client computer use first?
A. Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
B. Server Message Block (SMB)
C. Internet Printing Protocol (IPP)
D. Hypertext Transport Protocol (HTTP)

77.) Carl wants to use Performance Monitor to view logical disk object counters on his computer from a remote machine. Carl has just performed a standard installation of Windows 2000 Server on his computer. His machine is connected to the network, and it is a member of a domain. What operations must Carl perform on his machine to allow him to monitor these counters remotely?
A. Carl must install Network Monitor Agent on his computer.
-B. Carl must run the DiskPerf utility on his computer with the -Y switch.
C. Carl must install Network Monitor Agent on his computer and run the DiskPerf utility on his computer with the -Y switch.
D. Carl is not required to do anything more. Simply installing Windows 2000 Server on his machine is sufficient to allow other machines to monitor his logical disk
counters remotely.

78.) You have successfully established a session between two hosts using the NWLink protocol. However, you notice the connection is unusually slow. What could be the problem? Choose the best answer:
A. One of the hosts is using the wrong protocol.
B. Both hosts are using the 802.2 frame type.
C. Both hosts are using the 802.3 frame type.
-D. The two systems are using different frame types.

79.) You notice broadcast traffic is severely affecting your TCP/IP network. What can you do to decrease the broadcast traffic? Choose the best answer:
-A. Install a WINS server
B. Install a DHCP serve
C. Use a bridge to divide the network into two subnets.
D. Use a repeater to divide the network into two subnets.

80.) You are using TCP/IP on your NT network. Although you are able to communicate with other hosts on your own subnet, you can't reach hosts on remote
subnets. What is most likely the problem? Choose the best answer:
A. Your IP address is missing one octet.
-B. Your Subnet mask is incorrect.
C. Your default gateway is incorrect.
D. TCP/IP is not routable.

81.) You are sure that because your server is being continually shut down and restarted, it is generating browser elections and bogging down your network. How
can you prevent this? Choose the best answer:
A. In Control Panel/System, select not to direct browsing.
-B. In the Registry, change the value assigned to the MaintainServerList parameter.
C. You must install an operating system that loses the browser elections.
D. In the Registry, change the value assigned to the DomainMasterBrowser parameter.

82.) You are establishing a baseline on a windows 2000 Server computer with a SCSI RAID disk system that serves as a file and pri2000 Server for shared network applications. Using performance monitor you select counters that display disk I/O statistics. From another computer, you perform a number of file access routines to generate disk statistics. However, in performance monitor all disk counters remain at zero. What is the most likely cause of the problem?
A. The server service was not started on the server
B. The workstation service was not started on the server
-C. The diskperf -ye command was not used on the server
D. Response probe was not started on the server
E. The diskperf -y command was not used on the server

83.) You suspect that the increase in network traffic you have been observing on your LAN is due to an incorrect Pulse or PulseConcurrency setting on one of the domain controllers. Under what registry hive would you find the current values of these settings on each domain controller?
A. HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
-B. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
C. HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG
D. HKEY_DYN_DATA

84.) Your end users have recently complained of slow Server response when they attempt to access files and folders on your system. You have gathered the following information on Performance Monitor:
Processor:%Processor Time = 80.83
Server:Logons/sec = 1.7
PhysicalDisk:%Disk Time = 100.00
Memory:Pages/sec = 121.33
Which will provide the most significant increase in system performance?
A. Upgrade the processor
-B. Upgrade the RAM
C. Add an additional processor
D. Implement a mirror set

85.) Domain with 1 PDC and 10 BDCs. Administrator has ALREADY increased the pulse setting on the PDC. The PDC is overloaded because the entire account database is being replicated to all BDCs. HOW DO YOU PREVENT THE ENTIRE ACCOUNT DATABASE FROM BEING REPLICATED?
A. decrease the replication governor on the Domain controller.
B. decrease the PulseMaximum setting on the Domain controller.
-C. increase the ChangeLogSize on the PDC.
D. increase the PulseConcurrency on the BDC.

86.) Since you added 7 BDCs to your network, network traffic due to domain synchronization has increased. This is slowing down your network. What should you do to remedy this problem?
A. Add more BDCs
B. Increase the value of the Pulse Concurrency settings
-C. Increase the value of the Pulse setting
D. Change the Replicator Governor parameter

87.) To enable a gateway for Netware on an 2000 Server, you must have: (choose one)
A. An account name on the Netware server named NTGATEWAY
B. A global group on the 2000 Server named NTGATEWAY
-C. A group on the Netware named NTGATEWAY
D. A group on the Netware server named GATEWAY
E. An account name on the Netware server named NTGATEWAY
F. An account name on the 2000 Server named GATEWAY

88.) You need to provide communication and browsing between multiple segments on an IPX network. All of the segments support Windows 2000 Server-based computers. What must be accomplished to provide this communication? (Choose three.)
-A. Install the Multi-Protocol Router [MPR]
-B. Enable RIP for IPX
C. Enable BOOTP relay agent for DHCP
-D. Enable NetBIOS type 20 broadcast

89.) 2000 Server attached to Ethernet and Token ring network. Client computers on two networks are NT Workstation. Use NWLink IPX/SPX only. Want 2000 Server to act as an IPX router between the two networks. All clients need access to shared resources on both networks in network neighbourhood.
A. Install SAP agent. Configure internal network number for each network.
B. Install SAP agent. Install RIP for NWLink IPX/SPX compatible protocol.
C. Install RIP for NWLink IPX/SPX compatible protocol. Install file and print services for Netware.
-D. Install RIP for NWLink IPX/SPX compatible protocol. Enable NetBIOS broadcast propagation.

90. Situation : You are modifying your company's disk fault tolerance standard. Your device standard will be implemented on all new Windows 2000 Server installations. Your current company's disk fault tolerance standard requires disk duplexing .
Required result : The new standard must provide for disk fault tolerance with the capability to recover from a single non system hard disk failure on all new Windows 2000 Server installations.
Optional desired results: Reduce the amount of processor overhead required for disk fault tolerance on all new Windows 2000 Server installations.Reduced read access time to the data stored on the disk on all new Windows 2000 Server installations during normal operations. Proposed solution Implement Windows 2000 Server disk striping.
Which result does both solutions produce?
A. Required result produces both the optional desired results.
B. Required result produces only 1 of the optional desired results.
C. Required result produces but neither of the optional desired results.
-D. Does not produce the required result.

91.) Situation : You are modifying your company's disk fault tolerance standard. Your device standard will be implemented on all new Windows 2000 Server installations. Your current company's disk fault tolerance standard requires disk duplexing .
Required result : The new standard must provide for disk fault tolerance with the capability to recover from a single non system hard disk failure on all new Windows 2000 Server installations.
Optional desired results: Reduce the amount of processor overhead required for disk fault tolerance on all new Windows 2000 Server installations.
Reduced read access time to the data stored on the disk on all new Windows 2000 Server installations during normal operations.
Proposed solution :
Implement Windows 2000 Server disk striping with parity.
Which result does both solutions produce?
A. Required result produces both the optional desired results.
-B. Required result produces only 1 of the optional desired results.
C. Required result produces but neither of the optional desired results.
D. Does not produce the required result.

92.) Situation : You are modifying your company's disk fault tolerance standard. Your device standard will be implemented on all new Windows 2000 Server installations. Your current company's disk fault tolerance standard requires disk duplexing .
Required result : The new standard must provide for disk fault tolerance with the capability to recover from a single non system hard disk failure on all new Windows 2000 Server installations.
Optional desired results: Reduce the amount of processor overhead required for disk fault tolerance on all new Windows 2000 Server installations.
Reduced read access time to the data stored on the disk on all new Windows 2000 Server installations during normal operations.
Proposed solution :
Implement Windows NT volume set.
Which result does both solutions produce?
A. Required result produces both the optional desired results.
B. Required result produces only 1 of the optional desired results.
C. Required result produces but neither of the optional desired results.
-D. Does not produce the required result.

93.) What would you do in Disk Administrator after you have created a partition and would like to have it formatted.
A. Use Fault Tolerance Menu and select 'Commit Changes Now'
-B. Use Partition Menu and select 'Commit Changes Now'
C. Restart the computer.

94.) You would like to set a fault tolerance with the fastest read/write performances. Which would you choose?
-A. Disk Striping With Parity
B. Disk Striping Without Parity

95.) You would like to set up the fastest read/write performance for a set of five disks. Which would you choose?
A. Disk Striping With Parity
-B. Disk Striping Without Parity

96.) You have 500 users who need to access a database on a Windows 2000 Server computer. You want users to have the fastest possible read/write access to data . How should you configure this?
-A. Create a stripe set
B. Install disk mirroring
C. Install disk Duplexing
D. Create a stripe set with parity

97.) During the boot process, you receive the following message after the Last Known Good Configuration prompt: "Windows NT could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: \winnt\root\ayatem32\ntoskrnl.Exe. Please reinstall a copy of the above file." Although you did not install Windows NT in the default directory of \Winnt, the Ntoskrnl.Exe file is present on the hard drive. Which of the following is the most likely cause of the problem?
A. The Ntldr file is missing
B. The Ntdetect.Com file is missing
C. The Bootsect.Dos file is missing
-D. The Boot.Ini file is missing

98.) You have just replaced the video card on your Windows NTcomputer. When you restart Windows NT, the monitor displays flashing lines. What is the fastest way to resolve the problem?
A. Invoke the Last Known Good configuration when prompted
B. Reinstall Windows NT and specify the correct display adapter during setup
C. Boot from the setup disks and modify the Display.Ini file in the Winnt\System32 directory
-D. Select the VGA Mode option from the startup menu to boot Windows NT, then choose the appropriate video card in Display properties

99.) You replaced one SCSI hard disk after a mirror set up failure. What else would you do?
-A. Break mirror and "establish mirror " in Disk manager option.
B. Break mirror and "regenerate mirror " in Disk manager option.
C. Wait for NT to restart.

100.) You have a Windows 2000 Server with six SCSI disks. On one disk is the system partition, and the other five are in a stripe set. One disk failed and you replaced the disk. What must be done next in the disk administrator?
A. Choose regenerate in the fault tolerance menu
B. Choose make stripe set with parity and restore from backup
-C. Choose make stripe set and restore from backup
D. Choose restart in the fault tolerance menu