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   1:- You are the administrator of a network that consists of two Windows NT domains, which are named GREENBAY and NEWYORK. The domains are configured as a complete trust domain model. Both domains contain Windows NT Server computers and Windows NT Workstation computers. Five members of the help desk staff have user accounts in the GREENBAY domain. These five users need to be able to reset passwords for users in both domains. You want to assign these five users the minimum permissions that will allow them to reset passwords. Which two courses of action should you take? (Choose two)

a.    Create a global group named ResetPW in the GREENBAY domain. Add the appropriate help desk user accounts to this group.

b.    Create a local group named ResetPW in the GREENBAY domain. Add the appropriate help desk user account to this group.

c.    Add the ResetPW group to the Administrator group in both domains.

d.    Add the ResetPW group to the Account Operators local group in both domains.

e.    Add the ResetPW group to the Administrators group on all client computers.

f.     Add the ResetPW group to the local power users group on all client computers.

Answer: A, D

            2:- You are the Webmaster for an Internet hosting company. The company uses Windows NT Server computers and Microsoft Internet information server to host multiple web sites in each server. Microsoft index server is also used to provide indexing and searching services. Each server hosts approximately twenty individual web sites. The hosted web sites are performed in a web site to return for only that web site. What should you do?

a.    Re-create hosted web sites by using virtual directories.

b.    Re-create hosted web sites by placing them under the default web site.

c.    Create an index server catalog for each hosted web site, and assign a catalog to each hosted web site by using the web site’s IP address.

d.    Create a single index server catalog for the default web sites, and add the name of each hosted web site to the server’s Noise.enu file.

Answer: C

            3:- You are the administrator of a Windows NT Server network. You are configuring a shared printer on a Windows NT Workstation computer named LegalPrint1. LegalPrint1 is used 24 hours a day, seven days a week. During each day, as many as four different users use LegalPrint1 at different times. Users of other computers will access the shared printer over the network.

You want to allow users to manage and delete only their own print jobs. However, you want to enable the user who is logged on locally to LegalPrint1 to manage and delete any print job that is sent to the printer. What should you do?

a.    Assign the interactive group the Manage Documents permission for the printer.

b.    Assign the Network group the Full Control permission for the printer.

c.    Assign the Authenticated users group the Full Control permission for the printer.

d.    Assign each user who will log on to LegalPrint1 the Full Control permission for the printer.

Answer: A

            4:- You are the administrator of a Windows NT 4.0 Server computer that functions as a print server. The server is used to share 25 printers. The server has been configured with two hard disks, Drive C and D. Drive C is 3-GB large and is used to store all of the server’s operating system files. Drive D is 12-GB large and currently does not have any files stored on it. Drive C only has 5MB free. You must make more space available on Drive C and ensure that Drive C does not become filled again. What should you do?

a.    Disable the creation of memory dump files when a STOP error occurs

b.    Configure the server to place spooled print jobs in a folder on Drive D. Stop and restart the print spooler service

c.    Create a new disk quota limit on drive C to deny space to users who exceed their quota limit

d.    Pause the print spooler service. In the shared printer properties, use a smaller file type for the print mode. Restart the print spooler service

Answer: B

            5:- You are the administrator of a Windows NT domain. The domain contains Windows NT Server computers and Windows 2000 Professional computers. The domain uses DNS and WINS for name resolution. Serv1 is a Windows NT Server computer that provides a DNS service. The DNS service is used to provide name resolution for access to the company's intranet web sites and Internet web sites. You want to provide fault tolerance for the DNS service on Serv1. What should you do?

a.    Configure another server as a caching-only DNS server.

b.    Configure another server as a secondary DNS server.

c.    Configure Serv1’s DNS service to use a INS server as a push partner.

d.    Configure Serv1’s DNS service to use WINS name resolution.

Answer: B