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MCSE Exam 70-210: Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Study Test Questions |
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You need to test applications in both Windows 2000
and Windows NT 4.0. Currently you have Windows NT 4.0 Workstation installed on
several computers. You will also be installing Windows 2000 Professional on a
separate partition (D:) and dual-booting between the two operating systems.
After installing Windows 2000 on D: and converting the partition to NTFS, what
must be done to ensure that you can access data on the D: drive when booted into
Windows NT Workstation?
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You must upgrade the disk to a dynamic disk. In order to
allow other operating systems access to volumes that have been formatted as
NTFS under Windows 2000, the disk must first be converted to a dynamic disk. |
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You must upgrade the installation of Windows NT Workstation
to Service Pack 4 or greater. Compatability with the new version of NTFS
used in Windows 2000 is provided to Windows NT 4.0 systems by Service Pack 4
and later Service Packs. |
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You must add the special group Everyone to the Pre-Windows
2000 Compatible Access security group. In order to provide users running
Windows NT 4.0 access to volumes that have been formatted as NTFS under
Windows 2000, you must weaken permissions in this fashion. |
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You cannot grant access to volumes that have been formatted
as NTFS under Windows 2000 to users who are running Windows NT 4.0. If you
wish to grant access to these users, you must convert the volume to either
FAT or FAT32 from Disk Manager. |
Answer: B - NTFS is the recommended file system to use with
Windows 2000 in order to take advantage of many of the operating system's
superior features. However, when choosing NTFS as a file system to use, you must
consider file system compatability. If you want to set up a computer with both
Windows NT and Windows 2000, and you want to have an NTFS partition, the only
appropriate version of Windows NT is version 4.0 with the latest Service Pack
[Service Pack 4 and later Service Packs]. Using the latest Service Pack
maximizes compatibility between Windows NT 4.0 and the updated NTFS file system
used with Windows 2000. Even the latest Service Pack, however, you may still
encounter some incompatibility issues. References: |
File System General Information. Data Recovery |
How to obtain the latest NT 4.0 Service pack(s) |
How to obtain Windows 2000 Service Pack(s) |
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You have forgotten a "share name". You need to
locate a file in that share. How can you quickly see a list of all shares on
your system?
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Browse to your system through Network Neighborhood and you
will see all of the shares. |
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Using the
computer management tool in the Administrative
tools group in Control Panel, you will find a tab to view shared folders
under system tools. |
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Using the computer management tool in the Administrative
tools group in Control Panel, you will find a tab to view shared folders
under Storage |
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Using Windows Explorer, choose shared folders from the view
menu. |
Answer: B - You can easily get a list of all shares on your system
including hidden shares by using system tools under computer management in the
administrative group in control panel. You will not see a list of all shares on
your system through Network Neighborhood as hidden shares will not be shown.
Shared folders are not seen under Storage under computer management in the
administrative group in control panel. There is no option on the view menu in
Windows Explorer to choose shared folders. References: |
Windows 2000 File Management: Shared Files and Folders |
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Windows NT 4.0 is currently installed on the system you are using on an NTFS
partition. You want to install Windows 2000 Professional and dual boot NT 4.0
and 2000 professional. What do you need to do?
A. Install Windows 2000 on the same folder that Windows NT is installed in
B. Install Windows 2000 on a separate partition from Windows NT 4.0
C. Upgrade Windows NT 4.0 to SP4 or later then install Windows 2000.
D. This cannot be accomplished
Answer: C- If the dual-boot computer is part of a Windows NT or Windows 2000
domain, each installation of Windows NT Workstation or Windows 2000 Professional
must have a different computer name. If your hard disk is formatted with only
NTFS partitions, it's not recommended that you dual boot Windows 2000 with
Windows NT. Dual booting should be a temporary measure. If you're using NTFS and
dual booting with Windows NT, you must upgrade to Windows NT 4.0 SP4 or later
before continuing with the Windows 2000 installation. References: |
Multibooting
with Windows 2000 and Windows XP |
Dual Booting Windows 2000 with other Operating Systems |
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You have just received 50 PC's with Windows ME on them. They
also have dual 3.0GHZ processors in them. You decide that you want to upgrade
them all up to Windows 2000 Professional. After running set up on a machine, you
realize that only one of the processors is being seen by the OS what do you do
next.
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Run sysprep.exe update the machines after deployment |
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Run sysprep.exe with -pnp option |
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Use device manager to update the
system to recognize the second processor. Then run sysprep.exe. |
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Run unattend.txt |
Answer: C - In Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, the
Uptomp.exe tool can
be used to add support for multiple CPUs. The Uptomp.exe tool is no longer used
in Windows 2000, instead, you can use Device Manager to make these changes. Note
that before changing the computer type, contact your computer manufacturer to
determine if there is a
vendor-specific HAL you should use instead of the
standard ones included in Windows 2000. To install support for multiple CPUs.
References: |
Q234558 - HOW TO: Add Support for Multiple Processors in Windows
2000 |
Q124541 - Use UPTOMP.EXE to Upgrade Single-Processor to Multiprocessor |
TomsHardware: Upgrading Windows NT 4.0 fo 2 CPU's |
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When all Win16 applications are terminated, which of the
following processes will remain in memory? [Check all correct answers]
A. WOWEXEC
B. All Win16 processes themselves
C. NTVDM
D. SYSTEM
Answer: A, C, D - The
NTVDM and WOWEXEC processes that construct the Win16
environment will remain in memory even after the last Win16 application is
terminated. The SYSTEM process, which is not directly linked to the Win16
environment, will remain in memory as well. Once a Win16 process is terminated,
it will be removed from memory. References:
| How do
I troubleshoot 16-Bit Windows programs in Windows XP and Windows 2000? | |
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What consistent value of the Logical Disk: Avg. Disk Bytes/Transfer counter may
indicate that most of the drive activity is caused by too little physical RAM?
A. 32KB
B. 1MB
C. 4KB
D. 256B
Answer: C - A consistent value of 4KB for the Logical Disk: Avg. Disk
Bytes/Transfer counter may indicate that most drive activity is caused by
paging, which indicates too little physical RAM.
References: |
The
Windows 2000 Paging file |
Moving the
Windows Default Paging and Spool File |
Working with Disk Counters | |
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Listed below are a series of potential file system
conversion paths. The goal is to perform a conversion from one file system to
another, without losing any of the data already present on the partition to be
converted. Which of the following file system conversion paths will accomplish
this goal?
A. Use "convert.exe c: /fs:ntfs" to convert from FAT to NTFS
B. Use "convert.exe c: /fs:fat32" to convert from FAT to FAT32
C. Use "convert.exe c: /fs:fat" to convert from NTFS to FAT
D. Use "convert.exe c: /fs:ntfs" to convert from FAT32 to NTFS
Answer: A, D - Remember for the exam that you cannot convert from FAT to FAT32
and you cannot convert from NTFS to FAT or FAT32. To convert a partition, you
simply use the convert.exe command line utility, specifiy the drive letter, and
then specify the file system you wish to convert to by using the /fs switch.
Windows 2000 can only convert to NTFS partitions.
References: |
How to Convert FAT Disks to NTFS | |
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You are running Windows 2000 professional. You set up a color LaserJet
printer on computer1, you name it printer 2. You have the same color laser jet
on computer2; you name this one printer 2. The laser jet on computer1 fails. You
want to send the three print jobs to the printer on computer2 that are in the
computer1 queue. You do not want to have users to re-send these jobs to the
printer. How can you accomplish this?
A. Turn of the laser jet on computer1
B. Physically move printer over to computer1
C. Stop and restart the service
D. Select a second printer port on the printer in computer1 redirect the port to
\\computer2\printer2
Answer: D -
References: |
Windows 2000 Print Services |
Windows 2000 Printer Management Resources from LabMice.net |
How do I
troubleshoot Windows 2000 printing problems? | |
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Which Windows 2000 utility provides a single format for
managing applications?
A. Windows Installer
B. Windows Application Manager
C. Active Directory
D. Terminal Services
Answer: A - The
Windows Installer provides a standard format for managing
applications. The Windows Application Manager doesn't exist. Active Directory
doesn't provide applications management functionality. Terminal Services relies
upon applications installation programs for installation. |
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James, who uses a Windows 2000 Professional laptop, speaks both
English (United States) and French (France). James requires his Windows 2000
Professional laptop to give him the ability create documents in either language.
The Windows 2000 Professional laptop has English as the default language. What
configuration is not required to allow Jeff to create documents in French
A. The language/character set for French must be installed/added to the Windows
2000 Professional laptop.
B. The keyboard layout for the French must be added as an input language.
C. English must be removed in order to support the French language
D. James has to enable a "hot key" switch to change from the English keyboard
layout to the French keyboard layout.
Answer: C |
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You receive a work order at the Help Desk to install and
configure a Windows 2000 Professional desktop for a new employee. The hardware
specifications are as follows:
- 512MB RAM P4/3.2GHz processor
- Two FAT-formatted hard drives, each with 40GB of storage
- Network adapter installed that meets the Net PC specification
- DOS is the installed operating system.
Already setup are two distribution servers, named ServerA and ServerB, where the
source files for Windows 2000 Professional are available for network
installations. You will need to connect to these distribution servers and
initiate the installation of Windows 2000 professional. Which of the following
command line structures will allow you to successfully initiate the Windows 2000
Professional installation process?
A. WINNT32.EXE /s:\\ServerA\i386 /s:\\ServerB\i386 /u:unattention
B. WINNT.EXE /s:\\ServerA\i386 /s:\\ServerB\i386 /u:unattend.
C. WINNT32.EXE /s:\\ServerA\i386 /s:\\ServerB\i386 /unattend:
D. WINNT.EXE /s:\\ServerA\i386 /s:\\ServerB\i386 /unattend:un
Answer: B References:
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How To: Perform unattended installations of Windows MUI |
Customizing a Windows 2000 Professional
installation, A Windows 2000 technology showcase | |
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You want to install Windows 2000 Professional and
Windows 98 on the same machine. You want the operating systems to reside on
different partitions. You want to be able to configure individual file security
on the partition containing the Windows 2000 Professional system files. You also
want to have a separate partition to store your data files on. You want this
partition to be accessible from both operating systems. You currently have a
blank, unformatted 20 GB hard drive. Which of the following would be a correct
way to partition and format the drive while preparing to do the install?
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Create one large partition (C:). Format it as FAT32.
Install both operating systems to this partition. |
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Create 2 6-GB partitions (C: and D:) and 1 8-GB partition
(E:). Install Windows 98 to C: and install Windows 2000 Professional to D:.
Format C: as FAT32 and D: as NTFS. Format E: as FAT 32. |
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Create 2 6-GB partitions (C: and D:) and 1 8-GB partition
(E:). Install Windows 98 to C: and install Windows 2000 Professional to D:.
Format C: as FAT32 and D: as NTFS. Format E: as NTFS. |
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Create one large partition (C:). Format it as NTFS. Install
both operating systems to this partition. |
Answer: B - Windows 2000
supports the NTFS, FAT and FAT 32 file systems. Use NTFS when you require a
partition to have file and folder level security, disk compression, disk quotas,
or encryption. Only Windows 2000 and Windows NT can access data on a local hard
disk that is formatted as NTFS. If you plan to promote a server to a domain
controller, format the installation partition with NTFS. FAT and FAT32 allow
access by, and compatability with, other operating systems. To dual boot Windows
2000 and another operating system, format the system partition with either FAT
or FAT32. FAT and FAT32 don't offer many of the features that NTFS supports, for
example, file-level security. Therefore, in most situations, you should format
the hard disk with NTFS. The only reason to use FAT or FAT32 is for dual
booting. References: |
NTFS.com NTFS vs
FAT32 FAT16 FAT.Comparing.Performance |
NTFS vs. FAT: Which Is Right for You? |
Windows 2000: Preparing For Dual Boot with Windows 2000 Professional |
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Jachamji has two users in different departments
who need to communicate securely. These users need their communications on the
LAN to each other to be both mutually authenticated and encrypted. However, they
both need to communicate in the clear with other users on the LAN. How should
Jachamji proceed?
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Use VPN features to create a PPTP tunnel between the users computers. |
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Secure the shared resources on both users' computers with
local groups and restrict access to the shared resources to the two users. |
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Put the two users on an isolated subnet. Enable packet
filtering at the switch. |
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Define and implement an IPSec policy for both users computers. |
Answer: D - In this case, both users are on the same LAN and have different
communication needs with different users. The best way for Jachamji to
accomplish her objective would be for her to implement
IPSec policies. This way,
he can configure communications between their computers to require mutual
authentication and provide encryption based on IP filters in the policy.
Likewise, communications to other users would be unaffected by this policy
because there would be no matching filter. A
Virtual Private Network (VPN) is
designed to provide secure communication for remote users, and users on
different networks. In our scenario, the users are on the same physical network.
Securing resources with access control is good practice, but does not address
the issues of authentication and encryption. Segmenting the users on an isolated
subnet may be a good idea, but it does not address the issues of authentication
and encryption either. Also, packet filtering would control the flow of
communication from one side of the switch to the other, but this would not be
necessary if they were both on the same side, and it might negatively affect
their ability to communicate in the clear with other users. |
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Which new Windows 2000 features lessen the need
for rescue boot disks? [Check all correct answers]
A. Safe Boot
B. System file protector
C. Recovery mode console
D. Kerberos
Answer(s): A, C - The Safe Boot option and recovery mode console, previously
unavailable in other Windows NT-based operating systems, provide similar
functionality to that of old rescue boot disks. System file protector doesn't
exist. Kerberos is a protocol; it doesn't provide fault tolerant
characteristics. References: |
Windows 2000 Kerberos Authentication |
The 911 Rescue CD - The Admin
Swiss Army Knife |
Description of Safe Boot Mode in Windows 2000 | |
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Which of the following automated install methods will allow an
upgrade installation of Windows 2000 server?
A. Syspart
B. Sysprep
C. SMS
D. Bootable CD
Answer: C - References:
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Microsoft Windows 2000: Resources for Learning About Automated Installation and
Deployment |
Using SMS 2.0 to
Deploy Windows 2000 | |
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Matt Petty, a power user, calls the Help Desk to
ask for instructions on configuring the
multi-monitor support for Windows 2000
Professional. After asking some basic questions of the make and model of the
machine, you determine that Matt has one AGP Video Adapter and one ISA Video
Adapter. What instruction set would you give to Matt to allow him to use
multi-monitor?
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Replace the AGP Video Adapter with another ISA Video
Adapter, then use Control Panel to complete the configuration. |
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Replace the ISA Video Adapter with either an AGP or PCI
Video adapter, then use Control Panel to complete the configuration |
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Inform Matt he cannot use multi-monitor capabilities, and
then abandon any further effort. |
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Inform Matt he must replace the AGP Video Adapter and ISA
Video Adapter with two PCI devices in order to use multi-monitor |
Answer: B
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What command would you use to install Windows 2000
Professional onto a new system using an unattended installation script called
unattend.txt?
A. winnt32 /ua:unattend.txt
B. winnt /u:unattend.txt
C. winnt /a /r:unattend.txt
D. winnt32 /a /r:unattend.txt
E. winnt32 /u:unattend.txt
Answer: B - References: |
Q155197 - HOWTO: Unattended Setup Parameters for
Unattend.txt File | |
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