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On my recent test my hard-headed teacher will test us on these questions.
They are extremely difficult, I have�nt found the answers anywhere, you
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The tricky questions:
1. In a multiple domain with OUs, what is the best way of applying Group
Policies?

A. When you configure a GPO in an OU you edit the file User
Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\\Group policy and configure
the Group Policy refresh interval for computer to at least 50 days.
B. Create a template of a GPO copy it into the AD and edit the proper
rights for the GPO.
C. To apply Group Policies settings to a group of users or computers you
link the GPO to the users or computer before copying the GPO into the AD.
D. You can either link the GPO to the other domain or create a new GPO with
the same settings.
E. You can either link the GPO to the other domain or copy an old GPO with
the same settings.


2. If you have borrowed 3 bits of an address with a subnet mask provided
from your ISP reading 255.255.0.0, how many subnets and hosts per subnet
can you provide?

A. 6 subnets and 8192 hosts per subnet
B. 8 subnets and 8190 hosts per subnet
C. 6 subnets and 8190 hosts per subnet
D. 255 subnets and 254 hosts per subnet
E. 254 subnets and 65534 hosts per subnet

Comment:
If you borrow 3 bits from the net-id you get the subnet mask 255.255.224.0
and according to RFC 1812 (use of 1 or 0 in the new net-id) you get 8
subnets, 13 bits for host id's you get 8190 hosts per subnet. 


3. What authentication protocol should you use at a RRAS server in a native
Microsoft Windows 2000 environment when you only use smart cards?

A. MS-CHAP v2
B. MS-CHAP
C. CHAP
D. EAP-TLS
E. Microsoft enhanced encryption v2
F. PAP


4. What IP address does SNTP use for multicast through a router?

A. 224.0.1.1
B. 224.0.0.1
C. Many multicast address between 239.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 as defined
in RFC 2365.
D. It uses its source address set to 0.0.0.0 and destination of the packets
to 255.255.255.255.
E. It uses the source address of the computer adding a -MC flag to the
header defining that the package is a multicast package.
F. Windows 2000 doesn't support multicast since multicast only is used in
Ipv6.

Comment:
You can configure Microsoft Windows 2000 based router to listen to
multicast notification to  verify multicast connectivity. This notification
is addressed to a specific non-local subnet multicast group. For example,
if you use SNTP, you can configure a windows 2000-based  router to listen
for the periodic SNTP multicast packets sent to the multicast IP adress of 
224.0.1.1
Source:
Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 networking services infrastructure
teacher pack, module 10, page 13 


5. Which of the following commands must you use to create setup disks?

A. makeboot a:
B. winnt /B
C. winnt /OX
D. winnt /a
E. winnt -setupdsk
F. You can't create setup disks on Microsoft Windows 2000 since all the
CD-ROMs in the HAL are bootable and you don't need setup disks.
G. winnt32 /B
H. setupdsk a:


6. What standard permission do you have in the Active Directory?

A. Read, write, change, create all child object, delete all child object
and for full control you have to be owner of the AD.
B. Full control, read, write, change, take ownership of child object,
create all child object and delete all child object.
C. Full control, read, write, create all child object and delete all child
object.
D. Full control, read, write, change, create all child object and delete
all child object.
E. Full control read, write, change, create all child object, change all
child object and delete all child object.

Source:
Updating skills from Microsoft Windows NT4 to Microsoft Windows 2000
teacher pack module
6, page 34-35. 


7. To optimize performance for remote administration when you use Terminal
servers, you should do following:

A. In the specify the RDP-TCP properties dialog box on the terminal server
specify:
Automatically end disconnects sessions, disconnect idle sessions after 5
minutes and disable wallpaper.
B. In the specify the RDP-TCP properties dialog box on the terminal server
specify:
Disconnect idle sessions after 5 minutes, disable wallpaper and in the
registry set the entry under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\system\current\controlSet\Terminal Server to 0.
C. In the specify the RDP-TCP properties dialog box on the terminal server
specify:
Automatically end disconnects sessions, disconnect idle sessions after 5
minutes, disable wallpaper disable windows printer mapping, LPT port
mapping, clipboard mapping and in the registry set the entry under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\system\current\controlSet\Terminal Server to 1.
D. In the specify the RDP-TCP properties dialog box on the terminal server
specify:
Automatically end disconnected sessions, disconnect idle sessions after 5
minutes, disable wallpaper and in the registry set the entry under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\system\current\controlSet\Terminal Server to 1.
E. In the specify the RDP-TCP properties dialog box on the terminal server
specify:
Automatically end disconnected sessions, disconnect idle sessions after 5
minutes, disable wallpaper and in the registry set the entry under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\system\current\controlSet\Terminal Server to 0.


8. When you logon to a domain controller in Microsoft Windows 2000 with
Windows 2000 Professional, what kind of net logon answer do you get?

A. A NETLOGON_SAM_LOGON_RESPONSE_GUID
B. A NETLOGON_SAM_LOGON_RESPONSE mail slot
C. A NETLOGON_SAM_LOGON_RESPONSE message to the source, setting the Domain
Guide to NULL
D. A NETLOGON_SAM_LOGON_RESPONSE message to the source, setting the Domain
Guide to ONE
E. A NETLOGON_SAM_RESPONSE message
F. A NETLOGON_SAM_LOGON_RESPONSE ACK flag in the TCP/IP header
G. A NETLOGON_SAM_LOGON_RESPONSE_EX message
H. A NETLOGON_SAM_RESPONSE mail slot message


9. Which of these statements are true regarding nesting groups in native
mode?

A. Global groups can only contain user accounts and computer accounts.
B. Universal groups can contain user accounts, computer accounts, other
universal groups and global groups from your domain.
C. Domain local groups can contain user accounts from your domain,
universal groups from any domain.
D. Universal groups can contain user accounts, computer accounts, other
universal groups and global groups from any domain.
E. Local groups can contain user accounts from any domain and local
security groups from your domain.
F. Global groups can contain user accounts from any domain, and global
groups from the same domain.