Only 4 NW Q what do you know...when you study it hard, MS changes it hahahah Oh well

> 1. You have NT Server computer. You install the client Network Admin Tools

> on your Win95 workstation. How can you remotely manage file and directory

> permissions?

> Server Manager or Windows Explorer?

Use Server Manager

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> 2. If you have two network cards, to be able to assign IP

addresses, would you use DHCP or would you specify IP address manually?

Specify IP address manually

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> 3. If Netware clients would like to use resources in your NT network would you use only NWlink IPX/SPX compatible protocol or Would you need NTGATEWAY?

NWlink IPX/SPX compatible protocol

> 4. In NT Server or Netware Server/ NTGATEWAY ACCOUNT OR GROUP?\

You create NTGATEWAY group on Netware server and assign

permissions to this group

> 5. How can a user be notified a print job finished? Do you have

to put the user to the backup operators group?

Pause the printer and send a print job to a printer. Double-click on

The print job and enter a user name in Notify

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> 6.If you want to grant permission for a user to connect to a RAS server

> would you use User Manager for domains or use Remote Access Admin?

Use User Manager for domains

> 7.If someone delete a file accidentally, do they have to be in the

Backup Operator or owner to be able to restore file from tape?

Usually you must be a Backup operator. If not you must be a

member of the Backup operator to do backup/restore.

> 9.If print server fails how can you move print jobs to another server?

>

You assign to a local port pointing another network printer and provide the UNC path

> 10. If you want to speed up Network access (in ras users use Netbeui + TCP/IP) would you give priority to Netbeui or TCP?IP IN binding.

You can change the binding orders. Usually, you want to put the

Most frequently used protocol first

> 11. If you are installing an NT server from a DOS client what

should you do exactly in the installation files are in shared directory?

You need to create a network installation startup disk to allow you To connect to the shared directory. Once you connect a shared directory, you can run WINNT to install NT Server.

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> 12. If the server with mandatory user profiles is down, can user

not loged on or can they use default user profiles?

Yes you still can logon. If you have a local profile on the hard disk,

It will use that profile otherwise it defaults to the default profile.

> 13. In stripe set with parity for 4 hard disk with each 100 mb,

would you choose the option 400mb or 300mb? Why?

>

You would choose 400Mb because 300Mb store data and 100Mb

store parity bits. But if the question asks how much you can

store data then you must

choose 300Mb.

> 14. If you are upgrading from 3.51, can you start from 3.51 and type

winnt?

If you are upgrading from 3.51, you run WINNT32 not WINNT.

WINNT is for WIN95 or DOS

> 15. Do you have to install SNMP to server or workstation?

Install to server