Microsoft Certification problems
- 1. Which operating system(s) can you upgrade to Windows 2000 Server?
Options- A. Windows 95
- B. Windows 98
- C. Windows for Workgroups
- D. Windows NT Server 4.0 Discuss
Correct Answer: Windows NT Server 4.0
Explanation:
The only operating systems that can be upgraded to Windows 2000 Server are Windows NT Server 3.51 and Windows NT Server 4.0 E is the only correct answer.
- 2. You are choosing a file system for your Windows 2000 Server computer. You need this computer to support file compression, and you don't need to dual boot this computer between Windows 2000 Server and any other operating system. Which file system should you choose?
Options- A. FAT
- B. FAT32
- C. HPFS
- D. NTFS Discuss
Correct Answer: NTFS
Explanation:
NTFS is the only file system supported by Windows 2000 that supports file compression.
- 3. You are preparing to install Windows 2000 on a computer, and you want this computer to be able to dual boot between Windows 2000 and Windows 98. Which file system should you use?
Options- A. FAT
- B. NTFS
- C. HPFS
- D. You can use either FAT or NTFS Discuss
Correct Answer: FAT
Explanation:
If you want your computer to dual boot between Windows 2000 and windows 98, you should choose the FAT or FAT 32 file system, because Windows 98 does not support NTFS or HPFS, and Windows 2000 does not support HPFS.
- 4. You are installing Windows 2000 on a computer that already has another operating system installed on it. You choose to install Windows 2000 in a different folder than the previously installed operating system. What will Windows 2000 do?
Options- A. Abort the installation process
- B. Delete the previously installed operating system
- C. Display an error message indicating that windows 2000 cannot be installed in a different folder
- D. Cause the computer to dual boot between Windows 2000 and the previously installed operating system Discuss
Correct Answer: Cause the computer to dual boot between Windows 2000 and the previously installed operating system
Explanation:
When windows 2000 is installed in the same folder as the other operating system, Windows 2000 will delete the previously installed operating system. When Windows 2000 is installed in a different folder than the other operating system, it will automatically configure the computer to dual boot between Windows 2000 and the previously installed operating system.
- 5. You want to configure a static IP address on a Windows 2000 Server computer on which you want to install the DNS Server service and Active Directory. What tool should you use to configure the static IP address?
Options- A. IPconfig.exe
- B. DNS administrative tool
- C. Active Directory Users and Computers
- D. Network and Dial-up connections folder Discuss
Correct Answer: Network and Dial-up connections folder
Explanation:
A static IP address is specified by configuring the Local Area Connection in the Network and Dial - up Connections folder.
- 6. You are considering upgrading a Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computer on your network to Windows 2000 Professional. The computer has 12 applications installed in addition to the operating system. All the applications are compatible with Windows 2000. The end user would benefit from the additional features Windows 2000 provides. What action should you take?
Options- A. Upgrade the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computer to Windows 2000 Server
- B. Upgrade the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computer to Windows 2000 Professional
- C. Perform a clean install of Windows 2000 Professional on the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computer
- D. Don't upgrade the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computer, but install the Directory Service Client on it instead Discuss
Correct Answer: Upgrade the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computer to Windows 2000 Professional
Explanation:
Upgrading the computer to Windows 2000 Professional is probably the best choice given that the current operating system is Windows NT Workstation 4.0 (which upgrades easily to Windows 2000 Professional) and the fact that the computer has 12 additional applications installed on it that would need to be reinstalled and reconfigured if a clean install was performed.
- 7. You want to search for a specific shared folder object in Active Directory. Which tool should you use?
Options- A. Search
- B. Windows Explorer
- C. Active Directory Sites and Services
- D. Active Directory Users and Computers Discuss
Correct Answer: Active Directory Users and Computers
Explanation:
To search for a specific shared folder in Active Directory, use Active Directory Users and computers. You can use Windows Explorer to browse Active Directory, but you can't use it to search for a specific shared folder.
- 8. You want to assign a mandatory user profile to a user. What must you do?
Options- A. Rename the user's NTUSER.DAT file
- B. Rename the user's ntuser.ini file
- C. Copy the Default User profile folder to the user's profile folder
- D. Copy the user's profile folder to the Default User profile folder Discuss
Correct Answer: Rename the user's NTUSER.DAT file
Explanation:
To make a user's profile mandatory, you must rename the user's NTUSER.DAT file as NTUSER.MAN
- 9. You want to create a Group Policy Object (GPO) that will be associated with a specific domain. Which tool should you use?
Options- A. Domain Security Policy
- B. Domain Controller Security Policy
- C. Active Directory Users and Computers
- D. Active Directory Sites and Services Discuss
Correct Answer: Active Directory Users and Computers
Explanation:
You can use Active Directory Users and Computers to create a GPO that will be associated with a specific domain or OU. If you are creating a GPO that will be associated with a site, you should use Active Directory Sites and Services.
- 10. You move a file from an NTFS volume on a Windows 2000 client computer to a folder on an NTFS volume on a Windows 2000 Server computer. What effect does moving this file have on the NTFS permissions assigned to the file?
Options- A. The moved file retains all of its original NTFS permissions
- B. The moved file loses all of its original NTFS permissions, and now has no permissions.
- C. The moved file loses some of its original NTFS permissions, and inherits some of the NTFS permissions from its destination folder
- D. The moved file loses all of its original NTFS permissions, and inherits all of the inheritable NTFS permissions from its destination folder Discuss
Correct Answer: The moved file loses all of its original NTFS permissions, and inherits all of the inheritable NTFS permissions from its destination folder
Explanation:
When a file or folder is moved to a new folder on a different volume, it inherits all of the inheritable NTFS permissions from the destination folder.
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