hich control panel applet is used to configure modems?
A Modem applet
B Devices applet
C Services applet
D Adapter in network applet
E Dial-up applet
Answer: A
You are installing NT and testing the monitor type and the screen goes
black. When
you reboot you are put back into the monitor type selection screen. What
is the
problem?
A Refresh rate
B Resolution
C Monitor type
D Color depth
Answer: C
What two things do you need to print to a TCP/IP printer on a network?
A Hostname + IP-address
B Hostname + subnetmask
C IP-address + printername
D Printername + hostname
Answer: C
What is needed to print to a HP printer on the network?
A DLC protocol
Given the scenario whereby NT 3.5.1 workstation and Windows95 computers
need to
connect to NT workstation 4.0 print server for printing.
Answer: Choose all 3 different printer drivers need to be installed on
your print server
computer (workstation 4.0).
What protocol/service do you need to send TCP/IP trap messages to
another
computer?
A SNMP
B Simple TCP/IP services
C NWlink
D Network monitor agent
E DHCP
Answer: A
What do you need to monitor Ethernet packet statistics?
A Network Monitor Agent
What is required to use performance monitor to monitor your network
segment?
A Enable the Network Monitor Agent
You want to install NT Workstation from CD-ROM. MS-DOS can access the
CD-ROM but
not by NT Workstation. How would you install NT Workstation?
A Start from MS-DOS and run WINNT.EXE from the CD-ROM.
*Incorrect choices include using winnt32.exe
You are installing NT from a CD. After first reboot while trying to
install a driver you
get the following error message: "CopySingelFile: Non-critical error
could not copy
file". What is the problem?
A Your hard drive failed
B The file already exists on the hard drive
C The CD-ROM is not compatible with NT / is not on the HCL list
D The hard drive has conflicting interrupts with another device
You have a computer with a NIC at the office and a modem when you take
it home.
How would you configure it?
A 2 different hardware profiles
What do you do if a document is jammed in a printer and was too damaged
to reprint?
(Doc are not listed in spooler - if docs weren't damaged, you could stop
and restart
the spooler service).
A Restart from the document menu
Windows NT will boot on your computer with a boot disk, but not on
Bill's computer.
What is the problem?
A Change the ARC naming in the boot.ini file to the proper partition
Robert installs Client Service for NetWare on his Windows NT
workstation. Which
networking tasks can he perform from the computer? (Choose all that
apply)
A Allow NetWare client computers to use shared directories and printers
on your NT
WS computer.
B Connect to volumes or directories on a NetWare Server.
C Connect to print queues on a NetWare Server.
D Connect to NetWare 4.1 volumes on servers that do not run bindery
emulation
E Run the NetWare 3.12 syscon utility from your Windows NT WS computer.
F Run NetWare login scripts during the logon process.
G Function as a Gateway to the NetWare server for other Windows NT WS
computers
that do not have CSNW installed.
Note: A Can't be done unless FPNW has been installed.
F Just mark the checkbox in CSNW applet, and you can run NetWare login
scripts
*There is some debate over answer D. I didn't get this question on the
test, but I say D
is correct, because NT4 is able to work in either the NDS environment
(NetWare 4.x,
no bindery emulation) OR with NetWare 3.x (which does use bindery
emulation).
Mixed NT and NW environment, which of the following protocols must be
installed on
the NT workstation in order to access resources on the NW server and the
NT server?
A CSNW
B GSNW
C FPNW
D NWLINK
E TCP/IP
F DSNW
G NetBEUI
Note: Watch out for the word protocol. CSNW and GSNW aren't protocols!
Also,
remember that with only NWLink, your NT client can still access
client/server apps on
the NW server, without CSNW being installed. Installing CSNW enables
your NT client
to access file and print shares on the NW server.
Answer: D
You install Dial-Up Networking with all default options. You create a
phonebook entry
to dial your Internet service provider. What is the source of an IP
address for your
modem? (Choose one)
A Your computer will use the IP address currently assigned to it.
B Your computer will allocate an IP address from the local DHCP server
C Your computer will request an IP address from your Internet service
providers PPP-
server.
Answer: C
How should you use an unattended.txt file (answer file) during the
automated
installation of a Windows NT Workstation on 100 identical new computers?
(Choose
one)
A To provide hardware-specific configuration information and other
configuration
data for the computers.
B To provide user account information, a unique computer name, and a
unique
identifier specific to each computer.
C To automate installation of applications on the computers during the
installation of
WinNT WS.
D To place application specific registry data into the registry on each
computer
including serialization and registration data.
Answer: A Remember, answer file is for config and hardware, Sysdiff is
for apps
You install a tape backup device that uses the Enhanced IDE interface.
In which
dialog box from the control panel must you install the tape backup
device driver?
(Choose one)
A SCSI adapters
B Devices
C System Properties
D Tape Devices
Answer: D Tip - Learn the names of the icons in Control Panel! Many
questions are
dead giveaways if you know this, even if you don't know why. Incorrect
choices on
this sort of question are usually items/icons that don't exist!!
Peter Smith wants to install Windows NT Workstation without user
invention. He
plans to do this by running winnt.exe with the /u switch. Which
additional file must he
use? (Choose one)
A Uniqueness database file (UDF).
B An unattended.txt file (answer file).
C A customized setup.sif file.
D A customized setup.inf file.
Answer: B
You suspect that someone is gaining unauthorized access to the computers
on your
network. You enable auditing of user login events. When you look at the
Eventviewer
security log three days later, you see that every account has more than
100 failed
logon attempts before each successful logon. You also note that all the
logon
attempts on each account occurred within one minute.
You want to prevent further unauthorized logons. What must you do in the
Account
Policy dialog box? (Choose one)
A Select the Account lockout radio button.
B Set a value in the spin control in the Maximum Password Age group.
C Set a value in the spin control in the Minimum Password Age group.
D Set the spin box control in the Password Uniqueness group to remember
the 10 last
passwords.
Answer: A
You want to send a document from your Windows NT workstation computer to
a
printer that is located on another Windows NT WS computer. You want to
do this
without permanently installing drivers for that printer on your hard
disk. What should
you do? (Choose one)
A Use "net print" to send the document to the printer.
B Drag and drop the document file onto the printer in Windows
NTexplorer.
C Use Windows NT Explorer to temporarily capture the printer, and then
send the
document to the printer.
D Use the Add Printer Wizard to temporarily connect to the printer, and
then send the
document to the printer.
Answer: B
You wish a user to be able to view Event Viewer, how can you achieve
this?
A Only Administrators can view Event Viewer, so add user to
Administrators group.
You are installing a MIDI device, which control panel applet do you use?
A Multimedia (Again, know those Control Panel icons!)
How do you lock your workstation if you leave it for more than 30
minutes?
A Use password protected screensaver.
How can you implement security on your workstation after 15 minutes of
inactivity?
A Enable password protected screensaver.
User wants to print large print jobs after hours, how can this be done?
Note: This question will either request the option to print after hours,
or require users
to print after hours. Two different answers! Make sure if question
requires the option,
you give users the option, and vice versa.
A Create two printers and give one the option to print after hours.
What protocol do you need to connect to a MAC printer?
A AppleTalk
What is the smallest activity that can be scheduled by the processor /
microkernel?
A Thread
What is the smallest unit handled by the scheduler service?
A Process
A user who is a member of the users group wishes to share a file on his
workstation,
how can he do this?
A Log on as administrator and share the directory using Explorer.
How can a workstation join a domain during installation?
A You must have the domain administrator name and password. (Not just of
the
workstation admin)
The NT Workstation Administrator password was lost. What will happen
after
restoring with an Emergency Repair Disk (ERD)?
Accounts and security will be restored to as they were the last time the
ERD was
updated.
After restarting Windows NT Workstation, monitors shows a blank blue
screen
without text and the computer stops responding. You discover that an
incorrect
driver was just installed. What should you do to correct the problem?
A Call the manufacturer to request an NT compatible driver
B Use the Last Known Good Configuration to restart your system and
correct the
problem.
C Use the emergency repair disk
Answer: B Remember: If it's recent changes to the machine that caused
the problem,
you can usually fix it with LKGC.
How do you change a password on a NetWare Server?
A Use setpass for 3.51 and CTRL-ALT-DELETE for 4.x (NDS)
What is required to have TCP/IP addressing assigned automatically?
A Use DHCP
Which takes precedence, system policy or roaming user profile?
A System policy
*Policies over Profiles.
User Policy over Group Policy.
Machine/System Policy over all.
Which application creates user accounts?
A User manager
The default memory for 16 bit windows applications is what?
A Shared
* DOS apps run in their own VDM's by default. 16bit apps run in ONE VDM
by default
(shared).
You notice excessive paging, how do you correct this?
A Add more RAM
B Add a second processor
C Increase the size of the paging file
D Decrease the size of the paging file
E Create a second paging file
Answer: A
Startup fails; you suspect a problem in the boot sector what should you
do?
A Use 3 startup disks and select repair
*Key here is that the problem is in the boot sector. Boot sector
corruption can be
repaired by the 'repair' option in install.
You have an NT Workstation with TCP/IP installed and you want it to
become an FTP
server. What protocol or service do you need?
A PWS (Peer Web Services)
B simple TCP/IP services
Answer: A
Which service translates URL to IP?
A DNS
What does WINS do?
A Translates NetBIOS names to IP addresses.
*Remember that WINS is specific to Microsoft, and DNS can be used with
UNIX boxes.
You want to set the boot delay time to 10 seconds. How should you
proceed?
Choose all that apply
A Edit Boot.ini to set timeout to 10 seconds
B Use Control Panel | System Properties | Startup - Shutdown tab
C Use system properties
D Edit HKEY_CONFIG in the registry
Answer: A, B
You want to replace Windows 95 by Windows NT Workstation 4.0 on some
user
computers. They all want to keep their Windows 95 desktop settings and
all their
applications. How should you proceed?
A Run Winnt.exe and Install Windows NT in the same directory as Windows
95
B Run Winnt32.exe and install Windows NT in the same directory as
Windows 95
C Run Winnt.exe and install Windows NT in a separate directory,
reinstall all the
applications and reconfigure user environment under Windows NT, then
remove
Windows 95
D Can't be done because Windows 95 and Windows NT have different
registry
configurations.
Answer: C
*Remember that there really is no way to 'upgrade' from Win95 and save
all user
settings. Win 3.x and earlier versions of NT can be upgraded.
How do you run an MS-DOS, Terminate and Stay Resident (TSR) application?
A Start it in its own NTVDM
B Start it in the default NTVDM
C Start it using Config.nt
D Start it using Autoexec.nt
Note: MS-DOS applications run by default in their own NTVDM
Win 16 applications run by default in ONE NTVDM (so they can share
memory)
Answer A suggests you should check the "run in separate memory"
checkbox.
But an MS-DOS application runs by default in separate memory.
Answer: B
You want to run Win16 applications under NT Workstation. Where would
these run by
default?
In a single NT Virtual DOS Machine (NTVDM). ("a" single VDM, not
separate VDM's. All
are in ONE VDM.)
You are running 16-bit Windows applications. The 3 applications share
information.
However one of these applications is faulty. How do you run the
applications without
effecting the other 16-bit Windows applications?
A Run the 3 applications in the default configuration (which is shared
memory) and
the remainder in their own NTVDM's
How do you start the command "ntbackup /r /e" with low priority?
A Start /low ntbackup /r /e
B Cmd /low ntbackup /r /e
C run /low ntbackup /r /e
Answer: A
*You may see this question ask for low and minimized... in which case it
would be
start /min /low ntbackup /r /e
What would you enable to record a memory dump following an application
failure?
You are supposed to place a target with crosshairs on the correct area
A Create crash dump file On Dr. Watson window
Which utility do you use to record memory dump following an application
failure?
A Dr. Watson
B Windows NT System properties setting
Answer: A
Note: Remember application crash dumps are done in Dr. Watson, system
stop errors
and memory dumps are done in FAULTLOG on the startup/shutdown menu.
You have a computer that dual boots from NT Workstation or MS-DOS using
FAT in all
partitions. You decide to remove NT Workstation and use MS-DOS only.
What to do?
A Boot from DOS, run SYS.COM, delete all NT Workstation files
Note: For the same question on a machine with only NT, using NTFS, use
FDISK
Your computer runs only Windows NT Workstation on an NTFS partition. You
would
like to remove Windows NT and run MS-DOS. How would you do it?
A Run Sys.com
BUse convert.exe to convert the partitions to FAT, then run Sys.com
C Use Rollback.exe to restore MS-DOS
D use fdisk.exe to remove all the partitions, then use the MS-DOS setup
disks to
reinstall MS-DOS
Answer: D
Your computer is running Windows NT 3.51 Workstation on an HPFS
partition. You
would like to upgrade to Windows NT 4.0 Workstation. How should you
proceed?
A Run winnt.exe and install Windows NT 4.0 in the same directory
B Run winnt32.exe and install Windows NT 4.0 in the same directory
C Convert to NTFS, then upgrade to Windows NT 4.0
Answer: C
Your computer is setup to dual boot MS-DOS and Windows NT 4.0
Workstation. When
you select to boot MS-DOS from the boot menu, DOS doesn't start and you
get an error
message "No system disk error". What do you suspect is the problem?
A The BOOT.INI file is corrupted
B The NTLDR file is corrupted or missing
C The BOOTSECT.DOS file is corrupted or missing
Answer: C
You are printing to a NetWare printer, how do you disable the blank page
at the end
on each print job?
A From within CSNW, deselect add form feed
B From GSNW, deselect add form feed
C From Print Manager, disable form feed
Answer: A
*Note that if the blank page contains only your user name, etc, that is
a banner page,
not a form feed!
Which three files are required are required to run unattended
installations?
A Unattend.txt
B UDF files
C Sysdiff.exe
D Winnt.exe
E Windiff.exe
Answer: A, B, C
You are planing to install NT Workstation with 5 applications on 200
Intel PCs. All PCs
already have the same hardware and the same applications installed. You
will install
over the network with an NT Server as the source of installation. Which
3 files
A UNATTEND.TXT (answer file)
B SETUP.INF
C SYSDIFF.EXE
D UDF
Answer: A, B, C. Check this answer. For some reason, I don't agree, I'd
say stick with
the usual, but I can't find a definite answer either way. I did get one
question wrong in
this section on my test, and it was probably because I stuck with the
usual three
instead of choosing the INF file, but still, look it up!
Which tools do you use to search for a value in the registry?
A REGEDIT.EXE
B REGEDT32.EXE
C Registry Editor
Answer: A
* The main difference between regedit and regedit32 is that 32 can only
search for
keys in the registry, and regedit can search for strings, values, etc
What do you need to have installed in your NT Workstation in order to
change the
password for a NetWare user?
A CSNW
B GSNW
C NWlink
D IPX/SPX
E FPNW
Answer A (check on this one too)
You have an NT Workstation connected to 2 routers, you want the NT
Workstation to
be able to route, which of the following do you have to install:
A IP
B Subnetmask
C Default Gateway
D DHCP
Answer: A, B, C
*Note, if not routed, all you need is IP and subnet mask.
You have an NT Workstation connected via Internet to an NT Server that
has a DNS
name of "sales.datum.com" and a printer with the name "reports". How do
you refer to
the resource in order to map it?
A \\sales.datum.com\reports
You have 2 ISDN adapters with 2 B-channels each on your NT Workstation.
Each
channel has its own phone number. You are connected via RAS to an NT
Server with
the same configuration. How do you configure RAS connecting with 2 ISDN
lines each
having 2 B channels?
A Create one phone book entry with 4 numbers
You want an NT Workstation to dial-up to a PPP Server, and after login
into the PPP
Server you need to activate a Menu automatically for that user account.
A Create a script to run after dialing
You want to run some accounting applications at a higher priority
without interfering
with the operating system or any of its services. Which process priority
class should
you use for the accounting applications?
A High.
Though you are installing Windows NT Workstation without a Network
Interface Card
(which will arrive later), you still want to have network protocols
installed and
configured in advance.
A. Select loop-back adapter and bind protocols to it.
You need an NT Workstation user to examine the Event Viewer Security
Log. How
should you configure his/her account?
A Make him/her a member of the Administrator Group on that NT
Workstation.
A week ago success and failure print auditing was configured for the
Everyone
special group on a NT Workstation printer. Since then, about 300
documents have
been printed, but no events were logged. What success/failure audit
should you
enable?
A In user manager enable auditing of File and Object Access
You have Multi-Link enabled for 3 modems on NT Workstation. An NT Server
is
configured for callback security. How does NT Workstation Dial-Up
Networking
affects access to the NT Server?
A Can not use Multi-Link protocol with this NT Server.
Callback won't work with multilink!!!
Which 2 NT Workstation utilities are available for monitoring processor
utilization?
A Performance Monitor
B Task Manager.
Answer: A, B
Which two utilities can you use to monitor memory utilization?
A Task Manager and Performance monitor
Situation (Long): You are planing to reconfigure an NT Workstation with
32 MB RAM
for optimum speed of access to its local (mainly graphic data) files,
varying in size
from 1MB to 10MB, for other computers in the same LAN. You have there a
SCSI
controller with 4 disks of 2 GB each, formatted with FAT.
Required result: To optimize performance for optimum speed of access to
local data
files.
Optional results: Reconfigure for optimum speed of access to paging
file.
Optimize network access performance.
Proposed solution: Configure the first hard disk as boot partition.
Configure the other
3 disks as a Volume Set. Use FAT on all partitions. Place data on the
Volume Set.
Place paging file on the boot partition. Configure binding order of
protocols; move
most used protocols to the bottom of binding order. The solution
produces:
A The required result and 2 of the optional results.
B The required result and 1 of the optional results.
C The required result and none of the optional results.
D None of the required results.
Note: Volume sets DO NOT speed up disk access.
Tip - read the required result, then read the proposed solution. If the
required result is
not met, you've saved yourself a lot of reading and time.
Answer: D
You have to administer 90 NT Workstations. Accounts are maintained by a
PDC that is
the only server on the network. Users log on using accounts from the
domain. You
want to implement restrictions on the NT Workstations so that the "Shut
Down"
option is disabled in the login dialog box. Least administrative effort.
A Use a system policy
B Change the registry value of ShutDownWithoutLogon from 1 to 0.
Answer: A Both will work, but A if least administrative effort.
You want to disable the Shutdown command from the Login Box. How to do
this with
a minimum of administrative effort!
A Create a system policy and save it in the Netlogon directory
B Use Regedt32.exe
Note: watch for the word minimum. You can accomplish it with both
options
You are the administrator of the CORP Domain. You create a System Policy
for the
Domain Users Global Group, however Policy is not taking effect for 3
users. What is
happening?
A They have individual system policies which override group policies.
The Administrator is going to leave the company (for good) and one NT
Workstation
has implemented confidential information access as a per file and per
user basis. You
want a new user Barbara to take over the administration duties.
A Rename Administrator account
Having an NT Workstation 3.51 Intel 386 33 MHz CPU 16 MB RAM, you want
to
upgrade it to NT Workstation 4.0 with the same settings as in the 3.51
version. What
to do?
A You cannot upgrade it; you need at least an Intel 486 to do it.
You have an NT 3.51 member server of DOMAIN1, now you also want the same
computer to dual boot also as an NT Workstation 4.0 sometimes. What to
do?
A Install NT Workstation 4.0 in its own separate directory (not in the
same of NT
Server 3.51).
You need to install UPS that is listed in the HCL for your Windows NT
Workstation.
What are the 2 steps to install it?
A. Connect UPS to any serial port with a pin that meets the UPS
connection
requirements.
B Use the UPS dialog box from the Control Panel
Answer: A, B.
You require a Windows NT Workstation to become a member of the CORP
domain.
What should you do?
A Control Panel, Network, Identification
You want to move an NT Workstation from DOMAIN1 to DOMAIN2 not changing
any
other settings. What to do?
A Control Panel, Network, Identification
* Same as above - this is how you change domains!!!
Your computer is member of a workgroup. You want to map a network drive
to a
share on a server PDC in the XYZ domain. The server has had the guest
account
disabled. Choose two options.
A Log on to your workstation using your domain user account
B Log on to your workstation using the account of a domain member
C In the log on box choose the domain name
D In the map network drive box in explorer choose "log on using account"
option
E In the map network drive box in explorer choose "connect as" option
Answer: A, E (FYI I didn't look this one up, so you may want to check it
out yourself).
Why would you use SYSDIFF.EXE on an NT Workstation to setup other 300
identical
computers with the same applications?
A to automate installation of applications during the installation of
the 300 NT
workstations. (Instead of configuration of hardware)
It is necessary to install NT Workstation with a set of applications
over 100 identical
new computers and you want to automatically install all applications.
What to do?
A Install first NT Workstation, run sysdiff /snap, install apps, run
sysdiff /diff to create
the difference file. Install to rest and apply diff file.
What to do in order to add a path to an environment variable for a user
application?
A Control Panel, System, Environment, User Environment
Every time that you use Dial-Up Networking to connect to a Remote
Server, the
computer disconnects after 3 seconds. What to do in order to trace the
problem?
A User Dial-Up Networking Monitor dialog before you dial.
B Record a log file check box in Advanced connection settings dialog box
Answer: A
Situation (Long): You have to install 30 desktops and 50 laptops.
Required result: To automate the installation of NT Workstation on all
computers.
Optional results: You want all computers to join the CORP domain.
Automate the installation of applications on all computers.
Proposed solution: Create 1 SETUP.INF for all computers. Create 1 UDF
with unique
hardware configuration for each type of computer. Install NT Workstation
on 1 type of
computer, run sysdiff /snap, install suite of applications, run sysdiff
/diff, use
unatttend.txt.
The solution produces:
A The required result and 2 of the optional results.
B The required result and 1 of the optional results.
C The required result and none of the optional results.
D None of the required results.
Note: They use UDF to specify hardware differences. UDF can only be used
to change
statements from Unattend.txt. Because there are 2 different types of
computers
(desktops, laptops) you need to create 2 Unattend.txt files
Answer: D
BruceO has an account on a NetWare Server 3.12-named Accounting and an
account
BruceO on his NT workstation 4.0. How do you configure CSNW on his
workstation?
A. Preferred server Accounting
B Preferred server BruceO.Accounting
C Tree Accounting
D Tree NetWare
Answer: A
* NetWare 3.x (bindery emulation) = Preferred Server
NetWare 4.x (NDS) = Default tree and context
You want to use Dial-Up-Networking to connect to workstation to a PPP
server. Your
Internet Service Provider requires you to log on to a server and select
a menu option
that activates PPP on the server. How do you do this?
A Create a script file
B Configure Dial-Up-Networking to open a terminal window after dialing
C Configure Dial-Up-Networking to open a terminal window before dialing
D NT 4.0 does not support this kind of Internet Service Provider.
Know your rights and effective permissions! Remember: Remote (share) =
most
restrictive. No Access Rules Over All. Local (at workstation) = least
restrictive
You are creating and sharing a new printer on your NT workstation 4.0
Users of
Windows 95, workstation 3.5.1 and workstation 4.0 will also use this
printer. You need
to install printer drivers. What should you do to accomplish this with a
minimum of
administrative effort?
A Install appropriate drivers on every computer?
B Install 4.0 drivers on your computer
Install 3.5.1 drivers on workstation 3.5.1 computers
Install Windows 95 drivers on Windows 95 computers
C Install workstation 4.0 and 3.5.1 drivers on your computer
Install Windows 95 drivers on Windows 95 computer
D Install 4.0, 3.5.1 and Windows 95 drivers on your computer
Answer: D
How do you automatically assign IP's?
DHCP
Boot error - NTOSKRNL is missing or corrupt. Fix?
Edit ARC path in boot.ini, or use ERD to repair
Boot error - NTLDR is missing. Fix?
If there's a non-system floppy in the drive, eject it and reboot.
If boot.ini is not present, replace it from a backup or use ERD to
repair.
If NTLDR is actually missing or damaged, repair from ERD.
Boot error - NTDETECT keeps repeating. Fix?
Must use ERD to repair.
You administer a workstation used by three people who want their own
desktop
envioronment, and must maintain security of their own files. 3 steps?
Create user - Create home directories for each user on NTFS partition -
Set
permissions
(Incorrect option includes 'create a unique profile for each user'
instead of 'create
unique user accounts')
Long scenario involving a vice president with a new computer. He must
join the CORP
domain. Proposed solution says to join the CORP workgroup. This blows
the
installation - does not meet required. Keep your eyes open for it. One
word usually
makes the difference.
Remember, to monitor packets or use Performance Monitory, you need the
Network
Monitor Agent enabled!
For all unattended install questions, beware of the "Windiff" option. No
such thing! It's
sysdiff.
If a file is moved within the same partition - what happens to
compression attributes?
Same as permissions - move in same partition = retains it's attributes,
move across
partitions = inherits attributes of parent, copy anywhere = inherit.
Files needed to make a boot disk - Ntldr, Ntdetect, boot.ini,
Ntbootdd.sys (for SCSI
with bios disabled)
Account policy specifies max password age is 60 days. You later create a
new user
account and check the 'password never expires' box. What happens?
Password will never expire.
Well, that's all I can remember! Good luck!