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Implementing partitions and volumes on the disk of a Windows Server 2003 system is a very time-consuming process. |
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True or False:
Each partition of a basic disk acts a separate storage unit. |
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True or False:
After installing Windows Server 2003, you can convert disks from basic to dynamic. |
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True or False:
When basic disks are used, the operating system boots from the primary partition. |
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True or False:
If a basic disk contains at least one extended partition, then no primary partitions are necessary. |
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True or False:
The read-only file attribute is available regardless of the file system in use. |
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True or False:
On a Windows Server 2003 system, file and folder attributes can be viewed using the ATTRIB command. |
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True or False:
Any user can modify the read-only attribute of a file stored on a FAT volume. |
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True or False:
When the read-only attribute is configured for a folder, the attribute applies directly to the folder itself. |
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True or False:
The system attribute is configurable from the General tab in the properties of a file or folder in a manner similar to the read-only and hidden attributes. |
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True or False:
The "Show hidden files and folders" options displayed under the View tab of Windows Explorer is selected by default. |
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True or False:
Enforcing even very tight GPO restrictions will not interfere with user productivity. |
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True or False:
Ensuring that all systems are up-to-date with the latest security fixes and patches as they are released is one of the lesser concerns when performing server and desktop administration. |
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True or False:
The advantage of using the MMC is that you can add or remove management tools as necessary and save custom tools for use by authorized administrators. |
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True or False:
You cannot use a command prompt to start applications under the administrator account. |
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True or False:
It is never difficult to roll back or test a specific step even if a large number of changes have taken place. |
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True or False:
If Realtime priority is assigned to a process, that process will completely free up the server's CPU resources. |
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True or False:
The information on the Task Manager Networking tab can be an initial warning that something is causing prolonged high network utilization. |
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True or False:
Events that occur on a system are tracked and recorded in a single log file. |
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True or False:
By default, any user can view the contents of the application and system log. |
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| Many manufacturers implement hardware RAID on the _____. |
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| The _____ tool provides information on the health of both disks and volumes such that administrators can determine the overall health of the disk subsystem. |
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| _____ is a temporary status message that indicates a format operation is currently being carried out on the volume. |
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| After a Regenerating operation completes, the status message returns to _____. |
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| If a Failed status message appears for a volume, you should _____ |
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| ensure that the disk is properly connected. |
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| If your disk is found to be corrupted in certain portions, you can use the _____ command to try and bring the disk back online. |
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Windows Server 2003 supports the ability to import dynamic disks from all of the following operating systems EXCEPT _____
Windows XP
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows Server 2003 |
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Which of the following is NOT a disk-related utility supported under Windows Server 2003?
Check Disk / CHKDSK
Check Sum
Disk Defragmenter / DEFRAG
Disk Cleanup |
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| If you want Windows to repair any errors in the file system that it finds during the disk-checking process, you should select the _____ option of the Check Dsik tool. |
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| Automatically fix file system errors |
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Which of the following types of volumes will allow attributes configured on it to be secured?
FAT
NTFS
FAT16
FAT32 |
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| When attributes are configured on a file stored on an NTFS volume, only users with at least the _____ NTFS permission have the ability to change attributes. |
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| Different backup methods will manipulate the _____ attribute as part of different backup schemes. |
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Which of the following commands may be used to manipulate the system attribute of a folder?
DIR
CIPHER
ATTRIB
COMPACT |
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| The default configuration setting in Windows Server 2003 displays files configures with the _____ attribute using a semi-transparent icon. |
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| The system attribute of a file can only be configured from _____ when necessary. |
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| _____ are the feature of the ATTRIB command that allows the attributes for multiple files and folders to be changed simultaneously. |
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| When the _____ option is configured for a folder, new files saved to this folder (and potentially existing files) are encrypted. |
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| Encrypt contents to secure data |
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| Compression and encryption settings are only applicable to files and folders residing on _____ partitions or volumes. |
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| _____ reduces the amount of disk space that folders and files take up, thus allowing more data to be stored on the volume. |
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| When a user accesses a file, it is automatically _____ in a manner completely transparent to the user. |
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| Within Windows Explorer, compressed folders and files are displayed in the color _____ by default. |
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Which of the following is the only file system on which you can execute a COMPACT command?
FAT16
FAT32
FAT
NTFS |
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| When a file is configured for encryption, the Encrypting File System encrypts the data using a special session known as a(n) _____ |
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| In the event that a user encrypts data and then leaves the company or loses their private key, the _____ can recover the encrypted data. |
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| In a domain environment, the _____ is configured as the only data recovery agent by default. |
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| domain administrator account |
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| After a GPO has been created, it needs to be _____ to control specific user or computing settings that should be applied. |
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| In Windows Server 2003, configuration of computer startup and shutdown scripts is handled by _____. |
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| the computer section of a GPO |
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| By default, all policy settings for a group are inherited from _____. |
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Which of the following is NOT one of the main phases a company goes through when deploying new software?
Software preparation
Software removal
Software maintenance
Software renewal |
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| Using Windows Server 2003 Group Policy, applications can be deployed by |
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| Users can install published applications by accessing the _____ in Control Panel. |
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| Add/Remove Programs applet |
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| When deploying application patches or upgrades, a(n) _____ can be used to perform the deployment. |
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| A(n) _____ automatically replaces the old version of the software with the new version that is being deployed. |
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| Redeployment of a package means to force an application to _____ itself everywhere that it is already installed. |
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| The logon account that is generally used for non-administrative tasks has _____ rights. |
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Which of the following is a step involved in successful troubleshooting?
Identify the solution
Document all changes and results
Implement a solution to a related problem
Gather system information |
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| Document all changes and results |
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| After Terminal Services transmits data to the client, the client then returns _____ back to be processed by the server. |
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| keyboard and mouse clicks |
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| _____ can be used to allow organizations to maintain control over specific applications such as financial applications. |
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| To connect to a server by remote access, users need to access the _____ software from their client system. |
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| Remote Desktop Connection |
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Which of the following is NOT one of the primary tools used for Terminal Services administration?
Terminal Services Manager
Terminal Services Configuration
Terminal Services Maintenance
Terminal Services Licensing |
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| Terminal Services Maintenance |
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| The _____ administrative tool stores and tracks Terminal Services client access licenses. |
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| Terminal Services Licensing |
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| The _____ Property tab for a terminal connection configures authentication and encryption. |
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| The _____ Property tab for a terminal connection configures a program to run automatically when a user connects. |
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| The _____ Property tab for a terminal connection configures the number of simultaneous connections. |
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| Authentication can be set to use no authentication when the client is running _____. |
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| Installation of the client files is not necessary on _____ because the Remote Desktop Connection software is already installed on these operating systems by default. |
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| When Terminal Services is installed, the _____ tab configures a program to automatically run when the user connects to the terminal server. |
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| You can use the Task Manager to view applications running on the server by pressing _____ while logged on as Administrator or as a member of the Administrators group. |
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| If an application is listed as _____ in the Task Manager Applications tab, you can select that application and press End Task to stop the program. |
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| The _____ option in the Task Manager Applications tab takes you to the Processes tab and highlights the main process associated with the program. |
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| To determine when, and possibly why, a specific service failed to start, you can examine the contents of the _____. |
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| If a(n) _____ is tracking failed logon attempts, an event is written to the security log each time a user is unsuccessful in logging in. |
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| A(n) _____ log is included with a server's DNS service, and records events related to the DNS server. |
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| The _____ provides an administrator with a description of what occurred and why the event is significant. |
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| Using _____, you can define the server components you want to monitor and the type of data you want to collect. |
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