Took the enterprise exam and scored 921. Used Exam Cram, Trier exams (much, much cheaper than Transcender and just as fine., and of course I looked at every single brain dump here.

 

What follows is a listing of every question I could find in all the braindumps. The vast majority of the answers are correct, but some are not.

 

Two questions that surprised me, all the rest are here, almost verbatim some of them.

 

The most surprising one:

Jane is a member of domain A and wants access to a folder on domain B. How to set it up.

-        Create a trust where b trusts a. Create a local group in B and and assign it  read rights. To the folder, put Janes account in the group.

-        Create a trust where b trusts a. Create a global group in B and assign it read rights to the folder. Put Jane’s account in the group.

-        Create b trust where a trusts a. Create a local group in B and and assign it  read rights. To the folder, put Janes account in the group.

-        Create b trust where a trusts a. Create a global group in B and assign it read rights to the folder. Put Jane’s account in the group.

Sorry, I don’t see the right answer on this list. I thought only global groups could cross the trust so Jane doesn’t have an account on B and there is nothing about placing her in a global group on her own domain.

I read this question about 6 times.

 

The other surprise was the New York, Chicago,  etc sceneario. In the requirements it was stated that two of the resource domains need to access Chicago. Chicago needs to access all of the others. That means two way trusts between Chicago and those two resource domains. The proposed solution included a line saying setup Chicago as the trusted domain and all other domains as the trusting domains. 

That would make it impossible to achieve the required result unless the questions is absurdly misleading. So I answered does not meet requirements.  Don’t know if this was what they were looking for.

 

Other than that. You should sail on this exam if you study these questions and practice. The test I got was not that hard and I finished with 30 minutes to spare.

 

:IIS

 

Q: Your company provides web pages for 5 companies. You are building an IIS server. The IIS server will contain 5 WWW folders. Each virtual server will have it’s own domain name and IP address. You are not currently using DNS and WINS. What do you need to do to configure the server. Choose all that apply.

A: Assign IP addresses of each virtual server to the IIS servers network card. Create WWW folder for each company. Assign an IP address to each folder

(3 other answers)

 

Q: Five domains for an intranet. What to setup?

A: Assign multiple IP’s to Nics, Assign IP’s to folders for virtual domains, WINS, DNS

 

:BACKUP

 

Q: There are 2 domains: Corp and Sales. Sales Trusts Corp. Both have a PDC, BDC, member severs and workstations. You want to back up all servers and workstations with the ALLBACKUP group.

Required result: Members of allbackup must be able to backup all domain controllers.

Optional result: members of allbackup must be able to backup all member servers.

Proposed solution: create a global group called allbackup in the CORP domain.  Add this global group to the local group ‘backup operator’ on all domain controllers, member servers, and workstations.

A: meets required and both optional results

 

Q: You have the following domain config in your company: sales -> Corp -< finance.

Each have – PDC/2BDC/2member servers/200 NT wks

Required result: Members of allbackup global group must be able to backup all domain controllers in the all domains.

Optional:  members of allbackup must be able to backup all member servers in all domains.

Members of allbackup must be able to backup all NT workstations in all domains.

Proposed: make a global group on Corp name allbackup. Make local groups Corp\backup, research\backup and sales\backup. Assign the following special user rights to the local groups: backup and restore files. Put the global group allbackup in each local group.

? A: required and one of the optional

 

Q:SAME as above except:

Proposed: Make a global group on Corp named allbackup. Make the local groups Corp\Backup, research\backup and sales\backup. Put the local groups in the backup operators group. Put the global group in allback in each local group.

A: Does not meet produce required solution.

(Can’t put local groups in backup operators group.)

 

:PRINTING

 

Q: You have a printer and a security problem. Marie, Joe and Peter have to print the monthly checks for the employees. For security reasons not even the administrators arte allowed to manage print jobs. Only the person who submitted the job, is able to manage it.

A: create group, assign Maria, Joe and Peter to group, give group manage documents

 

Q: You are printing checks for the company and the printer jams. How to reprint checks after clearing the jam?

A: restart from the document menu.

 

Q: You are the system manager of a company with 3 departments: management, marketing and accounting. All departments print to a print pool of 2 printers. Accounting uses heavy calculations software that slows down the print process. Your job is top optimize the print process. The amount of the printer load for each dept is in the following table (not shown).

 

Required result: print jobs from management dept must always be printed first [so, priorities are going to be designated].  Print jobs from the accounting dept may only print at one print device [which means they can’t be in the pool].

 

Optional result: print jobs from management and marketing must be processed before any large print jobs from the accounting dept [so mgmt is highest and marketing second making acct 3rd]. Prevent calculations of the accounting dept from slowing down the print process [don’t print till after spooled].

 

Proposed solution: Graphic?

Spooling method: print after spooled for all.

Priority: management=15, marketing=10, accounting=1

Print device: management=pool, marketing=pool, accounting=single port only.

 

Which results are met?

A:Required and both optional

 

Q: You are trying to print to an HP printer using DLS, but can’t

A: there is a continuous connection to the printer.

 

 

:INSTALL

:INSTALLATION

 

Q: You have two domains with no interconnections between. As sales domain you must install a BDC which will be used later in the marketing domain. How to proceed?

A: Do not proceed, move the server physically to marketing and install it there as a BDC.

[Can’t change domains after BDC or PDC install with reinstalling NT]

 

Q: You install NT server in a domain. You want to allow specific users to access shared resources but not validate login requests. How to configure?

A: as a member server that has joined the domain.

(wrong answers: as member of workgroup, with disabled server service, ad a BDC)

 

Q:  You are installing NT server and want the machine to provide file and print services to domain users but not authenticate login requests. How to configure?

A: member server in domain

(wrong answers: PDC, BDC, member server in wrkgrp)

 

:POLICIES

:PROFILES

 

Q: Want to modify registeries of NT Ws in the network. The modification of a single application desktop settings. How can the administrator do the configuration using system policy editor?

A: use import registry from the Systems policy editor.

 

Q: You created new profiles for users. How do you get users to use it?

A:  Put profile in home directory and change path for user in User Manager, Profiles, Profile Policy Path. Enter UNC name.

 

Q: You have a custom application. You want to create a system policy.

How do you create a policy and save it to config.pol?

A. Use a template

 

Q:You want to use user manager to set the home directory location for half your users.

A: %usersname%

 

Q: You need to activate a config.pol user police. Where do you do this?

A: Save in netlogin on PDC.

 

 

Q: What’s the difference between a mandatory and a roaming profile?

A: Mandatory profiles end in .man and roaming ends in .dat

 

 

Q: How to merge group policies from created at your workstation into existing ntconfig.pol on the PDC.

A: Copy the group policies from the wks and paste them into the policy file on the pdc

 

Q: Joel belongs to 3 global groups in his logon domain: Accountant,s auditors, and Tax Preparers. A group policy profile in the system policy file exists on Joel’s logon domain for each of the groups to which he belongs. A specific user policy is not established for Joel in the system policy file. How will the user and group profiles in the system policies file be applied to determine Joel’s system policy?

A: The group policies will be applied in the order specified in the Group Priority dialog box. The Default

User policy profile will be ignored/

 

 

:TROUBLESHOOTING

:TUNING

:MONITORING

:AUDIT

:MEASURMENT

:MONITOR

 

Q: You install windows NT server without creating ERD. You then configure SCSI devices and Printers. You want to back up the configuration settings so that you can quickly restore the computer in the event of a startup Failure.

B.Create a ERD with current configuration settings using rdisk.exe 

 

Q: You suspect numerous broadcasts are transmitted at a segment.  What program should you use to find out which station is causing this traffic?  

A:. Network Monitor (*)

 

Q: You have a DHCP Server, WINS, and DNS. How do you capture IP address  info?

A. Filter == DHCP

 

Q: You need to produce a baseline of processor usage for a server? What do you do?

A. Monitor and log servers % Processor Time counter during the workday as well as during off-hours.

 

Q: How to optimize using the server applet for  PDC for 5000 clients and as a WINS server whose only function is login validation.

A: Maximize for Network Applications

(WINS servers does its own memory caching)

 

Q: How to optimize using Access database for 300 users.

A: Maximize for File Sharing.

 

Q:  How to configure your server to not function in the browser election?

A: Edit Registry, maintainserverlist=NO

 

Q: Problem showing an Event Viewer with NE2000 and other entries. What’s hosing the system?

A: NE2000

 

Q: With multiple processors installed, which object should be measured if you want only a single line the graph of the performance monitor to reprsent all processors?

A: % Total processor

 

Q: You have used the option of making the system memory dump. How to examine?

A: Dumpexamine.exe

 

Q: Baseline for system performace

A: Representative period of productive and non-productive hours.

 

Q: You want to establish a baseline for overall network performance. What utility do you use?

A: Peformance Monitor, Network monitor

 

Q: Tools needed to analyze performance baseline

A: Excel / Performance Monitor

 

Q: How do you configure Network Monitor to show only traffic generated from automatic IP address assignments?

A: Use display filter to include only DHCP protocol.

 

Q: You want to monitor the utilization of a multi-processor system. What object counter do you use in Performance Monitor?

A: System object: %of Total Processor

 

Q: One P133, 32MB, 2GB SCSI Hard driver configured as File & Print server for 115 PC’s. Slow response time. Proc 80%, Mem 101, Bytels/total Sec. 84364, %Disk Time 100. What should to do?

A: Add memory to 64MB

 

Q: Using network monitor. How to display data originiating from one specific computer to your computer.

A: Click, Filter item on the Display menu which brings up the Display Filter box where you can pick the filter method.

 

Q: Network monitor on TCP/IP with WINS and DHCP. 800 packets captured. To view packet from a specific computer:

A: Filter by Address

 

Q: To find out how much network traffic is being generated by a workstation. What utility do you use?

A: Windows NT Network Monitor

 

Q: You want to monitor the NT Server. What tools do you use?

A: Performance Monitor and Network Agent (&Network Monitor)

 

Q: File and Print server response is slow. Suspect high disk utilization on one disk. Which counter to  monitor?

A: Logical Disk.

(wrong: paging file, sector count for thread, diskperf to analyze on a per file basis)

 

Q: Your NT server is configured as a router. What to install so your server can recognized other routers even when removed?

A: Rip for IP

 

Q: Single domain with one PDC and ten BDCs. Users complaining about slow logon. You check with perf mon the server processes and see the avg login\sec time is 5 or higher. What to do?

A: Add more BDC’s

 

Q: You are checking disk performance of a wks in your domain from the PDC. You see all disk stats are 0. What is the cause?

A: diskperf –y has not be started on the wks.

 

Q:You are using network monitor from an NT server. You have captured 400 frames from your server. How can you display data originating from one specific computer to your server?

A: use sort by address in capture window.

 

Q:  What tools to use for collecting data and future analysis of performance?

A: Network & Performance monitor

 

Q: One disk seems to be work very hard. What counter do you use to investigate?

A: B – physical disk.

(clue: disk not partition)

 

Q: You have one PDC and two BDCs. Counters of login/sec is high on all. What to do?

A: Add more BDC’s

 

Q: Users complain that one servers is very slow. You suspect that one of the disk partitions is having problem. What counter do you monitor?

A: logical disk

(Clue: partition, not disk)

 

Q: The NT Server crashed (from Registry, profile, or config file problems). What is the ERD recovery procedure.

A: Boot from the original setup disks 1&2. Choose R for repair. Insert NT disk 3, then insert the ERD when prompted.

 

Q: An NT server during power outage, the UPS conncected the server failed. After reboot, the server cannot get past blue screen. What action should you  take first?

A: Boot with setup disks.

 

Q: You come into work and find blue screen. Reboot, system crashes. What to do?

A: Boot from setup disk and run emergency repair.

 

Q: Installed new device criver for SCSI. NT not starting after installation. No Setup Disk, but you do have the ERD. What do do?

A: Use Winnt to create new setup disks on another NT / Boot with setup disk and restore registry.

 

Q: The NT Server crashed (from Registry, profile, or config file problems). You do not have the 3 setup disks. What to do?

 A: Use Winnt to create setup disks from CD./ Boot with disks and restore Registry from ERD.

 

Q: You are checking the disk performance of a workstation in your domain from your PDC. You see that all disk statisitics are 0. What is the most probable cause:

A: diskperf –y has not been started on the workstation

 

Q: Your PC handles login validation for 5000 users. How should you optimize the PDC to accommodate the task?

? A: Maximize throughput for file sharing

 

Q: Carl wants to use Perf mon to view logical disk object counters on his computer from a remote computer. His machine is connected to the network and is a member of the domain. What operations must Carl perform on his manchine to allow him to monitor these counters remotely?

A: Run diskperf –y

 

Q: Since you added 7 BDC’s to network, traffic due to domain sync has increased and is slowing down the network. What to do?

A: increase pulse

 

Q: You do not have the Emergency Repair Disk, you have configured SCSI Devices & Printers, how do you backup the Registry?

A. Save Registry by NT Backup

-or- not sure. Don’t think question is complete.

D. Run Rdisk /s

 

Q: How do you configure the location of a memory dump file?

A:

 

 

:NOVELL

:NETWARE

 

Q: To migrate files and users from 3xNetwware to 3.xNT. Users maybe duplicated on NT, you want

A: only one user  one account in entire domain

 

Q: You have migrated your files from NW to NT. What do you need to add to the NW client computers so they can access their files on NT?

A: MS Redirector

 

Q: You have 3 NT servers and 3 Novell servers. Migrating all users and data from Novell. You don’t want existing user or group accounts on NT to be overwritten. How to do it?

A: use default migration settings

[this is the default behavior]

?A: Use a mapping file and enter the user, group, and password manually?

 

Q: To migrate files, permissions and users from Netware to NT, what do you need?

A: NTFS

(clue: files AND permissions. No can do with FAT)

 

 

:RAS

 

Q: Connect RAS server using TCP/IP but cannot ping to remote subnet. How to solve?

A: Use ROUTE ADD command

 

Q: Company uses the Single Domain Model. Brokers with NT workstations notebooks need to have access to the domain from remote locations. Your job is to implement the highest level of security on the domain.

Required: Brokers need access to the domain. Only brokers may login and no others [note: not mention of login or data security in required results]

Optional: Passwords are transmitted encrypted over the line [default if using NT workstations]. All data must be encrypted.

Proposed: Use a password length with a min of 8 chars [irrelevant to the question], Let the system remember the last 10 passwords used [also irrelevant]. Force brokers to change their password every month [also irrelevant],. Install RAS server [very relevant] and configure it with RAS manager so that only the brokers have permission to log in [can also be done with UMD]. Use the Microsoft Authentication Method [MS-CHAP].

Which results are met?

A: required and one optional.

(Must check the encrypt data checkbox for data encryption.)

 

Q: Same question

Proposed: Use a password length with a min of 8 chars [irrelevant to the question], Let the system remember the last 10 passwords used [also irrelevant]. Force brokers to change their password every month [also irrelevant],. Install RAS server [very relevant] and configure it with RAS manager so that only the brokers have permission to log in [can also be done with UMD]. Use the any authentication method. Use a hardware security host between the RAS modem and the RAS server [we know nothing about this so we can’t presume it does anything for the question].

A: required and one optional.

(NT wks will encrypt passwords using “any” setting when talking to NT Server.)

 

.

 

:FAULT TOLERANCE

 

Q: You want to put a database on a RAID with MAXIMUM read/write access.

A: Stripe set

[Note: Doesn’t say fault tolerant. RAID 0 is strip set so that’s a technically correct answer. Maximum read/write access is poor phrasing for rapid access.]

 

Q: You have implement a mirror set to protect your boot partition. One disk fails, what is the best way to restore the mirror?

A: Replace the disk. Break the mirror. Establish a new mirror.

 

Q: You have an NT server with 6 SCSI disks. One disk is the system partition, the other five are in a stripe set with parity. One disk in the stripe set failed. What must you do in next in the Disk Admin.

A: Choose regenerate in the fault tolerance menu.

 

Q: You have an NT server with 6 SCSI disks. One disk is the system partition, the other five are in a stripe set. One disk in the stripe set failed. What must you do in next in the Disk Admin.

A: Choose create stripe set, restore from backup

 

Q: You have an NT server with 6 SCSI disks. One disk is the system partition, the other five are in a stripe set with parity. Two disks in the stripe set have failed, you replaced the disks. What must you do in the Disk Admin?

A: choose make stripe set with parity and restore from backup.

 

Q: You have the opportunity to customize the fault tolerance standard for your company. The company is using disk duplexing.

Required result: data integrity must be maintained when one disk fails.

Optional: Must not require additional processor time. Read access time must be improved.

Proposed: stripe set with parity.

A: Meets required and one optional

(parity stripe requires CPU time to encode/decode)

 

Q: Same as above.

Proposed: Stripe Set

A: Does not meet required result.

 

Q: You have an NT server with 6 SCSI disks. One disk is the system partition, the other five are in a stripe set with parity. One disk in the stripe set failed. What must you do in next in the Disk Admin.

A: Choose regenerate in the fault tolerance menu.

 

Q: You have an NT server with 6 SCSI disks. One disk is the system partition, the other five are in a stripe set with parity. Two disks in the stripe set have failed, you replaced the disks. What must you do in the Disk Admin?

A: choose make stripe set with parity and restore from backup.

 

Q: You have the opportunity to customize the fault tolerance standard for your company. The company is using disk duplexing.

Required result: data integrity must be maintained when one disk fails.

Optional: Must not require additional processor time. Read access time must be improved.

Proposed: stripe set with parity.

A: Meets required and one optional

(parity stripe requires CPU time to encode/decode)

 

Q: Same as above.

Proposed: Stripe Set

A: Does not meet required result.

 

Q: You want to combine the free disk space from six hard drives into single logical drive. You want to achieve the fastest possible read/write performance. Which one:

A: Stripe set

 

Q: You have 4 drives. The first disk contains the system and boot partitions. The other 3 hard striped with parity and contain user and data files. The first drive fails. What steps?

A: Reinstall NT server and use ERD to restore the registry.

 

:DHCP

:WINS

:RIP

 

Q: You have a TCP/IP network with 2 subnets. NT is the router between them. There is only one  DHCP server. How can you assign IP addresses across the subnet?

A: DHCP relay agent.

 

Q: There are 2 domains, SALES and CORPORATE using NT as a router. TCP/IP protocol. CORPORATE uses DHCP to manage IP addressing. What must you install on the routing computer to allow the SALES domain to have its IP addresses managed by the DHCP server on the COPORATE domain.

A: DHCP relay service.

 

Q: Your network consists of two subnets. You want ot use INS to resolve NetBIOS names to IP addresses on both subnets. All computers on both subnets are WINS enabled. Providing fault tolerance for the WINS database is a concern. What is the best way to install and configure WINS on your network to minimize network traffic between the subnets of your network?

A: install separate WINS servers on each subnet. Configure the servers to be push-pull partners of each other.

 

Q: NT Server is used for IP routing. [that’s a giveaway for RIP]. Server is supposed to recognize other routers when added or removed. What to install?

A: RIP if IP

 

 

:PERMISSIONS

:ACCESS

 

Q: Domains, West & East. West trust East. Guest account on both domain removed. Everyone special group removed. A user logon to West. What should be done for him to access resources on East.

A: User cannot access resources on East

 

Q: Mary wants to log onto domain with new computer what does she do?

A:  Admin sets up account in server manager /  She goes into Network ID puts in domain name and gets password to account.

 

account given add coputer acoount to domain right.

Q: Single Master Domain model. You want all users to be able to create users without having to have the administrator permission? 

A. Put the Domain Users Global Group into the Account Operators Local Group on the Account Domain.

 

Q: User logs on the Corp domain from PC attached to sales domain. What resource can the user access?

A: all folders in Corp domain for which Corp\domain users have access.

 

Q: You have 3 domains: acct, sales, and research. Requriements are the following: users on acct need access to acct, sales and research [sales and reseach  must trust acct]. Sales and research need access to each other [two way trust here]. What is the most efficient way to develop trust relationships.

A: Sales and research trust acct, full trust between sales and research.

 

Q: Mary is a member of 3 groups: Sales, marketing, and mfg: The rights to a dir are

Sales- Read

Mkt – Change

Mfg – No Access

What are Mary’s rights.

A: No access

 

Q: A user at an NT Wks needs to access resources in the Sales Domain. The NT Wks is not part of any domain. What 2 things could be done.

 A: 1.  Enable Guest accounts  2. create duplicate account in sales for each user requiring access

(either will do the job)

 

Q: Bill needs access to the \marketing share on the NT server. You as Admin give Bill CHANGE acess to the \marketing folder. Bill can’t access it. What could be the problem?

A: Overriding share permissions.

 

Q: Domains sales, corp, and support. Sales and support trust corp. Maria is a member of global group budget on corp. There is a marketing server inside sales with a shard dir named forecast. Using NTFS security, the corp\budget group has been assigned with read permission for forecast. Marie is denied access. Why?

A:  Some Share permission is overriding share permission

(Note: the choice “Global group cannot be assigned permissions to resource” is incorrect. They can be assigned to a resource from the trusted domain.)

 

Q: Your organization has five domains. Each user has a single account that resides in his home domain. Password security is strictly enforced. The SALES domain trusts the CORP domain. Mary Jo, a domain user in the SALES domain, log in (to CORP?), what will she be able to access?

?A: All folders in the CORP/Domain Guests global group has been granted READ access

 

Q: Michale is about to access Excel spreadsheet files from a shared folder (FIANANCE) in a trusting domain. The Domain Users group of the trusted domain has Change permission to the folder and its Excel files. Using NTFS. Michale’s account has READ permission for the FINANCE share and the Domain Users group for the trusted domain has Full Control permission for the Finance share. Assuming Michael is not logging on locally to the server with the Excel files, what will be his level of access?

A: Change.

[Note: this one has to be read carefully. It appears that the trusted Domain Users group is assigned Change and Full Control permissions. This can only mean that one is Share and one is NTFS, so most restrictive applies.]

 

Q: Joe is a user in the CORP domain. He needs to access the /management folder on the server located in another domain called EXEC. Joe belongs to the Manager global group in the CORP domain. EXEC trusts CORP. You assign READ permission for the NTFS folder, \Managerment, on the file server in the EXE domain to the Manager global group. Joe still can’t access. Problem could be?

A: Overriding share permissions on the folder.

 

 

Q: Mary is a manger in Sales domain. She and 3 others belong so SalesVicePres global group. Corp trusts sales. The local group on Corp name Acct already exists. Acct has change permssion to a folder called payroll in Corp Domain. Mary needs read permission for that payroll directory. No one else should have access to that directory. What is the best way to provide her access?

A: Create a local group in Corp. Assign read permission to that local group for the payroll folder. Add Mary’s account to that new local group.

??? Only global groups can cross trusts so how can you ad Mary, from SALES to a local group in Corp?

??? Guy with this question got a 980 on the test.

 

Q: You have 2 domains: west and corp. West trusts corp [to use it’s resources]. Somebody logs in from a workstation in the west domain into the corp domain. Which resources can be accessed.

A: all resources given rights to the corp\domain users group.

 

Q: Sales and Accounting trust Corp. How to give all users right to add computer account into a domain?

A: Give domain user right to add computer in domain

 

:DOMAIN

:SCENARIOS

 

Q: Your network has offices in a,b,c,d,e,f.

Required result: Reduce network traffic for logon validations [requires remote BDC’s]. Users from a and b must access c. Users from c must access d,e,f.

Optional results: centralized user management [leaves out complete trust]. Admins on resource domains must be able to manage their own resources [leaves out single domain].

Proposed: Single Domain model. PDC and BDC in c, BDC for c in each other domain.

A: Meets proposed and one optional.

(Using single domain, user management is centralized, resource admin is not)

 

Q: Same question.

Proposed: Use the Master Domain model, place PDC and BDC in c. Place BDC for the c domain in each other domain.

A: Required result and optional results.

 

Q: Same question.

Proposed: Single Domain model, place PDC and all BDC’s in c

A: Required Result is not met.

 

Q: Your company is based in Nashville and has a branc office in Sydney, Australia. The WAN uses a 56K frame relay link. DNS, DHCP and WINS server and all domain controllers are located in Nashville. The Sydney office has 500 NT4 wks. Users in the Sydney office report that the network is unacceptably slow. You are aksed to optimize the network traffic over the WAN.

Required: Speed up logon validations.

Optional: you want to reduce validation traffic over the WAN link. You want to reduce WINS traffic over the WAN Link.

Proposed: Setup a separate domain in the Sydney office and implement the single master domean model. Configure Sydney to be the master domain.

A: Solution produces the required result but non of the optional results.

 

Q: You have a single domain in Munich and one branch in Mexico. Munich has a PDC, BDC, member servier, WINS, and DHCP. Mexico has a member server. They complain of login times. What to do?

Required result: Speed up Mexico logins.

Optional: Less DHCP traffic, less WINS traffic. Less synchro between PDC and BDC. Less WINS synchro.

Proposed: Install a BDC over the member server, install DHCP and WINS, change pulse governor to 25, change both WINS to be only pull partners.

A: Required and one optional.

(WINS/DNS traffic is going to be bad, but authentication is better)

[Note: unclear how many options there are, but that’s how the original braindump read]

[Note: May need to clarify if this is really a version of the Mexcio/London question. One BD submits that without a BDC in London, does not meet required result.]

A: Required and all optional? From  another BD.

 

Q: There are 80 computers on the network. Users belong to 3 departments, and need to access all servers in all three departments. Centralized user account administration is required. Which model?

A: Single domain.

 

Q: University with 75000 users what to have centralized account but decentralized resource. Which model?

A: Multiple Master

 

Q: Domains East, West & Corp. Accounts centralised in Corp. For users to use their logon Scripts anywhere in all three domains. where should  the logon scripts be located ?

A: Netlogon in Corp

 

Q:  Your organization network is comprised of a single master domain. You maintain the master domain where all the user accounts are stored.  Realizing that logon performance over your WAN links from the four branch offices will be slow over this domain model, you decide to install a BDC from the account domain into each branch office. This will provide logon capability local to each branch office and logon traffic will no longer congest the WAN links. However, since installing the additional BDCs you have found that the WAN link is overwhelmed with account synchronization traffic to each remote BDC.

What should you do to reduce the load on the PDC and still maintain reliable account synchronization? (choose 2)

Set the ReplicationGovernor registry parameter to 100

Increase the ChangeLog Size registry parameter

Set the ReplicationGovernor registry parameter to 25

?