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1)How a third DNS Server to function as a Backup server in an environment

where there are already two DNS Servers acting as Primary and Secondary?

Caching-Only Server

2) How can you configure the third DNS Sever which is to be configured for

supporting the load balancing of Primary Server and should not participate in Zone

Trasfer Traffics?

Caching-Only Server

3) Three UNIX machines are to be stored in the WINS Database manually and

what entry will you put at the WINS configuration panel? STATIC UNIQUE

ENTRY

4) Why unnecessarily a machine is doing arp broadcast even when the target

machine is in the same subnet while other machines in the same subnet are not?

B-NODE or INVALID SUBNET MASK

5)You have three subnets in which a single subnet is populated with 10 Laptop

workstations and the other two subnets with NT Workstations. You want the 1st

subnet to be supplied with IP addresses(of course by DHCP) with a lease

acqusition period of 10 days.The other two subnets with 30 & 40 days lease period

respectively. How will you configure?

BY IMPLEMENTING ONE DHCP SCOPE FOR EACH SUBNET AND

SPECIFYING THE LEASE PERIOD AS PART OF EACH SCOPE'S

CONFIGURATION.

6)Your NT Server in your office is connected via RAS connectivity to the Internet

ISP Server through the ISDN communcation. Now you want the Windows 95

workstation users in your internel subnet to get connected to the ISP. How will

you do that?

PPTP

7)You want the Unix member workstations to print jobs at the NT print server

connected print device. How will you configure?

INSTALL TCP/IP PRITING SERVICE AND SHARE THE PRINTER.

8)You want the Windows based machines to print at a UNIX-Network printing

device connected to a NT Print Server. How will you redirect the jobs to the net

printer? LPR

How will you configure the printer on the server, if the server will manager the

printer?

INSTALL TCP/IP PRITING SERVICE, CONFIGURE A LPR PORT FOR

THE PRINTER AND SHARE THE PRINTER.

At the client only connect to the printer.

9)You are configuring a IIS server on NT Server a which is going to be used as a

FTP Server and also a WWW Server. How will you configure it for the Host

record?

CNAME

10)You want to monitor the NT Workstation performance from a Unix client.

How will you do it? What Software (utility?) at NT Workstation and at Unix host?

SMNP MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE ON THE UNIX AND SMNP SERVICE

ON THE NT SERVER.

11) You don't want to have trap messagees from unauthorized SNMP Hosts. How

will you configure the SNMP agent workstation?

"Community Name" and "Only Accept SNMP packages from these Hosts".

12)When you ftp a host name using UNC you get a "Bad IP address" message.

What could be the possible reason? HOSTS FILE.

13)You can ping the remote host using the IP address but not through netuse

\\....\... Why? WINS or LMHOSTS.

14)You are not able to ping the IP address of a remote host on another subnet

using Netbios name but through IP address.You can also ping the other hosts on

that subnet using both ways.What went wrong? CLIENT NOT USING WINS

SERVER.

15)You want a Workstation in Subnet A to browse and Communicate with the

other workstation in subnet B. But you can't even though they have their own

WINS Servers installed.What will you do? WINS REPLICATION.

16)You have Subnet A, Subnet B and Subnet C. The Workstations in the subnet

A&B uses the WINS in the Subnet A. The Workstations in Subnet C uses its

own. How will you configure to have the users of Subnet C and B to browse

themselves freely?

WINS REPLICATION.

17)You don't want to resolve host names into IP address using a DNS which

contains static entries in it.What will you install in alliance with DNS to resolve IP

address from a dynamically updated DNS database?

WINS and ENABLE THE DNS FOR WINS RESOLUTION.

18)157.21.36.121 UNIX Product 157.51.25.110 Product developer Above is a

Hosts file entry.When you say "ftp product" you get attached to the ftp server. But

when you say "FTP 157.51.25.110" you can't reach it.Why?

INVALID FTP SERVER'S IP.... You have to know how the HOSTS file

works.....

19)How will you log on to a Domain controler which is in another domain and for

that what entries do you require at your Workstation's lmhosts file? (PDC and

BDC)

#PRE #DOM

20)Why a workstation is not making a broadcast even when it can't resolve

through other methods? P-NODE

21)How to configure a RAS - server that directly accesses the internet and uses

PPTP. Clients access the RAS server via an ISP that is accessed with a modem.

PPTP filter

22) Client A ------ router ------- Client B routers left IP-address is 200.64.64.1, its

right IP-address is 200.64.32.1. Why can Client A not access client B?

Its DG was 200.64.64.1

23) Host ------- router ------ server Class B net host's IP : ...82.2 routers left

IP-address is ...64.1, its right IP-address is ...32.1. SM 255.255.240.0 Why can the

host not access the server ->

With this SM the host is in a different subnet than it's DG.

24) Be aware of questions like: Which SM to use if you have 30 subnets and want

to maximize the numbers of hosts per SM in a given net ID. Or the other way.

You want to have a given # of hosts per subnet. Which SM would you use.

25) You plan a internetwork. How many NET-Ids do you need? (Choose two)

one for each subnet

one for each host

one for each host' s NIC

one for each router' s interface

one for each WAN - link

26) You want to audit a SNMP-Client by a UNIX host. What do you need. (chose

two)

community name

IP - address of UNIX-hosts, that the traps have to be sent to

27) A PDC and several BDCs in different subnets must be able to 'see' each other

without using wins.

adequate #PRE and #DOM - entries in their LMHOSTS - files.

28) You can ping a remote - client by using its IP-address but not by using its

name, whereas you can ping all the other hosts in the remote subnet by IP-address

as well as name.

client is neither WINS-enabled nor does he have an entry of your computer in its

LMHOSTS - file.

29) UNIX - hosts must be made able to use wins for name resolution. DNS is

already installed.

Use WINS resolution in DNS. (Be careful: They asked for WINS reverse lookup

in this context, which is wrong)

30) A client broadcasts to much to connect to other clients on the same subnet.

wrong subnet mask

31) There are two subnets, each having a WINS-server. How do you configure

the WINS-servers.

replication

32) What do you install on a UNIX workstation to monitor a NT server?

UNIX-SNMP management app, NT-SNMP(worded funny)

33) What do you install on a NT server with an attached device to allow a UNIX

machine to print to it? TCP/IP printing service

34) What do you use to send a text-based job to a NT server? lpr

35) What do you use to monitor jobs on a NT server? lpq

36) What resolution method to use if you want client to talk to WINS first, then

broadcast? h-mode

37) What must you want to know before config the snmp service

snmp management ip address and community group

38) Use dns service what file can resolve root domain name cache.dns

39) You can ping yourself by ip ,but you can't ping ip of the others on the same

subnet. why? netmask error

40) On a Microsoft NT server computer that is configured as a DNS server, you

want to add a resource-record that identifies the mail server for your domain.

What type of resource record must you add?

MX

41) You are configuring the DHCP Relay Agent on a Windows NT Server

computer. Which information must you supply?

The IP address of the DHCP server.

42) Using Windows NT Explorer, a Windows NT Workstation computer cannot

connect to a Windows NT Server computer installed on a different subnet. All

other computer can connect to this server. When you run Network Monitor, you

noticed that each time the workstation attempts to connect to the sever, the

workstation broadcast an ARP request for the server's IP address. What is the

most likely cause of the problem?

The workstation is configured with an invalid subnet mask.

43) Working at your Windows NT computer, you want to use Performance

Monitor to collect statistic from all TCP/IP traffic on the Windows NT server

computers on your network. What should you do?

Install the SNMP service on each server.

44) You are designing the network IP addressing scheme for a TCP/IP network.

How many network Ids must you allow for when you define the subnet mask for

the network? (Choose two)

One for each network interface; One for each network adapter that is installed on

each host.

45) You plan to use DHCP to assign IP addresses to all Microsoft

Windows-based computers on your network. You want each Windows NT server

computer to be assigned the same unique IP address each time that server is

started. What should you do?

Create a client reservation for each server.

46) You want to configure a DNS server to use DNS root server on the Internet

to resolve DNS queries for names that are not in your DNS domain. How should

you do this?

By using the CACHE file that was installed by default on the DNS server.

47) IF you have 5 subnets and you want to implement Wins how many Wins

servers do you need? One

UTILITYS

48) What is the utility to view who are all currently having TCP/IP connection with

your Workstation? NETSTAT

49) What is the utility to view what configuration changes the DHCP made at your

workstation Configuration? IPCONFIG /ALL

50) What is the utility to purge the contents of the arp cache? ARP -d

51) What is the utility to monitor the Ethernet traffic and the TCP/IP stasticts?

NETSTAT -e -s

52) Which utility will you use to export the statstics collected to a spread sheat for

future analsis? PERFORMANCE MONITOR

53) What utility will you use to construct a capacity planning on all statistical datas

you collected? PERFORMANCE MONITOR

54)What utility for seeing the IP address-to- MAC- address resolution? ARP

55)You want to send the print jobs to a UNIX workstation from the windows

based machines.Which utility will you use? LPR

56)You want to view the print jobs that are sent to UNIX printer from a windows

based Workstation.Which utility will you use? LPQ

57) What do you use to find the path a packet takes? tracert

58) What do you use to monitor TCP/IP stats since the last reboot? netstat

59) What do you use to monitor TCP/IP stats(choose two)?

netstat, perf mon(it didn't list network mon)

60) What do you use to capture and examine Ethernet frames? network monitor

61) What do you use to capture TCP/IP packets, log them and export to a

spreadsheet?

perf mon

62) What to use if session suddenly stops responding – netstat

63) What to use to monitor ethernet & tcpip stats – netstat & network mon

64) What to use to view tcpip stats that are cumulative from the last time you

started the comp – netstat

65) What to use to gather stats and export to a spreadsheet to analyze – Perf mon

66) What needed to capture and analyze frames, then send to a file – Ntwk mon

67) To see IP to MAC address resolution ARP -a / -g

68) To Add Static entry to ARP ARP -s

69) To view changes made to DHCP IPCONFIG /All

70) To redirect the print job to the net printer form UNIX or Windows LPR

71) To View a Print job From UNIX to NTprinter(Win)or From NT (win) to

UNIX printer LPQ

72) To Clear the NetBios cache NBTSTAT -R (Case sens switch)

73) To show the Netbios cache NBTSTAT -c

74)To find the computer with duplicate IP address. NBTSTAT -n

75) To view list of allTCP/IP connections NETSTAT

76) The summery of IP & Ethernet Statistics NETSTAT & NET Monitor

77) To see the routing tabel on server NETSTAT-r & ROUTE

78) To clear all route ROUTE -f

79) To trouble shoot DNS problems Host name resolution problems NSLOOK

UP

80) TO identify Path and time taken by Packet Through the routers TRACERT

81) To copy files from UNIX Server ftp

82)To access and run App on remote UNIX Telnet

83) To use NDIS 4.0 to capture frames from network datastreem,filtering. NET

Monitor.

SCENARIOS

1) Network with 100 workstations and 20 UNIX computers. UNIX computers

never move,each Unix-hostname consists of no more than 15 characters, TCP/IP

is protocol used. DHCP configured with one scope for each subnet. All Windows

based computers are set up as DHCP clients.

Required results:

1) Every Windows based computer on each subnet must be able to access the

Windows NT Server computers by computer name.

2) Every Windows based computer on each subnet must also be able to receive its

IP address from the DHCP server.

Optional:

1)All UNIX systems should access by hostname any Windows NT Server

computer that is set up as an FTP server.

2) All Windows based computers should access by hostname any UNIX computer

that is set up as an TELNET or FTP server.

Scenario 1:

Proposed solution:

1) Set up network routers and forward DHCP broadcasts to all subnets

2) Install Wins server on the network

3) Install DNS server and configure it for name resolution

4) something else that is meaningless for the problem

Scenario 2:

Proposed solution:

1) Set up network routers and forward DHCP broadcasts to all subnets

2) Install Wins server on the network

3) Install DNS server and configure it for name resolution

4) Set up DHCP server to supply all DHCP clients with the IP address of both the

WINS sever and the DNS server.

5) something else that does not meet the problem

Proposed Solution:

Like Scenario 1, additional

2) On the WINS server, make static mapping entries for UNIX computers.

3) On the DHCP server, exclude the UNIX computers' IP addresses from the

Scenario 3

Proposed solution:

1) Set up network routers and forward DHCP broadcasts to all subnets

2) Install Wins server on the network

3) Install DNS server and configure it for name resolution

4) Set up DHCP server to supply all DHCP clients with the IP address of both the

WINS sever and the DNS server.

5) On the DHCP server, exclude the UNIX computers' IP addresses from the

scope.

6) On the WINS server, make static mapping entries for UNIX computers

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There are several subnets, each having its own DHCP-Server. Required result:

Each client receives its unique IP-address automatically

Optional result: DHCP - server must work even if one of them is down

a) Proposed solution:

Configure each DHCP-server to use the scope of another server as well

-> does not work; double IP-addresses possible

b) Proposed solution:

Install a DHCP-server that covers all the IP-scopes of all subnets

Do the same with all the other DHCP-servers

-> does not work, double IP-addresses possible

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You have a domain spanning across three subnets.You want the clients in all the 3

subnets to be able to communicate and browse each other. How will you do that?

You install and configure an NT Server to be put in the middle of three subnets.

Required: It should be made to act as a router.

Optional: IP router and should be made to dynamically update its routing table

whenever routers are added and removed from the network. That machine to be

able to supply IP address to all the machines belonging to the three subnets. Also

you want a NT Workstation to be sent a trap message across the network.

>Configure the Server to act as router.

>Enable IP Forwarding.

>Implement the DHCP Server on the NT Server.

>Configure RIP.