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Installing, Configuring and Administering  Microsoft Windows 2000 Server

(Exam Code 70-215)

Exam Number 70-215

Passing Score 660/1000

# Of Questions 51

Time Allotted  120 Minutes

Question: Windows 2000 Professional significantly extends the manageability, reliability, andsecurity of Windows NT because of
       A. its simplified user interface
       B. Its support for a broad range of hardware devices
    *C. its new file encryption system & application management tools
       D. It incorporates the best features of Windows 98

Question: Which of the following is a feature of Windows 2000 Advanced Server:
       A. supports eight-way SMP and integrated high-availability two-way clustering
       B. Supports uniprocessor systems to four-way symmetricmultiprocessing (SMP) systems
       C. Is a file, print, and application Server, as well as aWeb-Server platform
    *D. a & c above

Question: Windows 2000 Server supports up to ___________ of physical memory.
       A. 2 gigabytes
    *B. 4 gigabytes
       C. 6 gigabytes
       D. 8 gigabytes

Question: Windows 2000 Datcenter Server is a:
       A. special help wizard for Windows 2000 users
       B. download center for program updates
    *C. Specialized high-end version of Windows 2000 Serverdesigned for large-scale enterprise solutions
       D. Hardware support center for earlier computer peripherals

Question: Windows 2000 is a modular operating system made up of small, self-contained software components that work together to perform operating system tasks. The two major layers of these components are:
       A. Security and Server Service
    *B. User mode and Kernel mode
       C. Executive and HAL
       D. Workgroups and Domains

Question: Windows 2000 supports two types of networks, these are:
       A. Security and Server Service
       B. User mode and Kernel mode
       C. Executive and HAL
    *D. Workgroups and domains

Question: Before you begin to install Windows 2000 Server, you should:
       A. Make decisions about how Windows 2000 Server should be installed
       B. Gather any materials that you need
       C. Insure that your hardware can support Windows 2000
    *D. All the above

Question: TheWindows 2000 Server installation process includes three phases, in which phase does setup prompt the user for information needed to complete the installation.
       A. PreCopy phase
       B. GUI mode
    *C. Text mode
       D. Windows mode

Question: Windows2000 Server upgrade process only upgrades:
       A. RISC-based systems
    *B. Only Windows NT Server 3.51 and Windows NT Server 4.0
       C. Windows 98 and Windows 95
       D. Any Windows NT installation

Question: To automate the installation of the operating system and other Server applications you must use:
       A. Windows 2000 Server Wizard
    *B. an answer file
       C. Computer running Window DOS
       D. Notepad

Question: Which automating system facilitates creating a disk image of your Windows 2000 Server installation:
       A. Winnt32.exe
       B. SMS
    *C. Sysprep
       D. Cmdlines.txt file

Question: In addition to automating the installation of Windows 2000 Server operatingsystem, you can automate the installation of Server applications using:
       A. Winnt.exe
       B. SMS
    *C. Sysprep
       D. Cmdlines.txt file

Question: Windows 2000 uses the NTFS file system version _____:
       A. 3.1
       B. 4.0
    *C. 5.0
       D. 5.1

Question: There are two types of group accounts in Windows 2000:
    *A. security groups and distribution groups
       B. administer groups and user groups
       C. management groups and security groups
       D. user groups and distribution groups

Question: Windows 2000 allows you to manage printers from any computer running a web browser, that computer can have the following operating system:
       A. Windows 95
       B. Windows 98
       C. Windows 2000
    *D. All of the above

Question: Which of the following is a set of rules and conventions for sending information over a network.
       A. File Server
    *B. Protocol
       C. IP Address
       D. Network adapter


Q. As the network administrator, you must upgrade 3 Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computers to the Windows 2000 Server operating system. The Windows 98 computers are Pentium III 550 MHz computers with 256 MB of RAM, but they do not have a CD-ROM in them. You must perform an over-the-network install of the operating system. How can you perform this function?
A.Boot the computers with an MS-DOS network boot disk
B.Upgrade the new operating system using the Winnt.exe command
C.Boot the computers with the Windows NT 4.0 Workstation Emergency Repair Disk
*D.Migrate to the new operating system using the Winnt32.exe command from the Run line of Windows NT 4.0 Workstation

Q. You must back up the Registry, the COM+ Class Registration database, the system boot files, the Certificate Server database, the Active Directory Services database, and the SYSVOL directory on a Windows 2000 Active Directory domain controller. The domain controller is a Pentium 200 MHz with a RAID 5 array composed of ten 3-GB partitions. How can you back up the appropriate files while minimizing the time the backup takes?
A.Use Windows Backup to perform a full system backup
B.Use Windows Backup to create a differential backup
*C.Use Windows Backup to back up the System State Data
D.Use Windows Backup to create a backup of specified folders

Q. You have recently been hired as the administrator for a Windows 2000 network. The network uses Windows 2000 Server computers.

You want to remove a network adapter from one of the servers and install it into another server. You need to ensure that the server computer, from which you are removing the network adapter, is cleaned of unnecessary files. This means you need to ensure that the device drivers are removed from the server.

What should you access to accomplish this task?
A.The System component
*B.The Add/Remove Hardware component
C.The Add/Remove Software component
D.The Network and Dial-Up Connections component

Q. You are the administrator for a Windows 2000 network. The network consists of 2 Windows 2000 Server computers and 30 Windows 2000 Professional client computers.

Your company recently created a new division and hired several new employees. You must create local user accounts because they will not initially be connected to the network. What must you access to create these accounts?
A.The DNS snap-in
B.The Group Policy snap-in
*C.The Local Users and Groups snap-in
D.The Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in

Q. You attempt to install Windows 2000 server on a Pentium III 550 MHz computer with a bootable CD-ROM and a bootable CD-RW drive and you receive a media error. You have received this error on the bootable CD-ROM drive on three attempts. You then change the CMOS settings so the CD-RW drive is the first place the computer looks for initialization files. However, you also receive a media error when attempting to install Windows 2000 on the computer. Both drives are on the Hardware Compatibility List (HCL) for Windows 2000. How should you proceed?
A.Verify all hardware is properly detected and on the HCL
B.Verify the proper domain name is used during the installation
*C.Contact Microsoft and request a Windows 2000 server replacement CD
D.Ensure the target partition has sufficient free space for the Windows 2000 server installation
E.Replace the CD-ROM drive and reset the CMOS to search it first for initialization files during the system boot process

Q. You are administering a new Windows 2000 network. The network consists of all Windows 2000 Server computers and Windows 2000 Professional client computers. The network will be configured with Active Directory.

You need to implement local user accounts on all client computers. You want to ensure that you are well prepared for configuring the accounts. You research all information about user accounts.

What is a characteristic of these accounts?
A.The server’s security database is used to authenticate the account
B.Local user account information is replicated to all domain controllers
*C.Local user account information is not replicated to the domain controllers
D.The local account is created in its original computer’s and server’s security databases

Q. Your Windows 2000 server runs three 16-bit applications. The applications have their default installation settings and were installed in Windows NT 4.0. The Windows NT 4.0 server was then migrated to Windows 2000. You want to monitor the performance of these applications using the Process Performance object of Performance Monitor. How can you monitor these applications?
A.Monitor the %Processor Time counter
B.Monitor the %Privileged Time counter
C.Monitor the NTVDM for each application
*D.Monitor a single Windows Virtual DOS machine

Q. You are a Windows 2000 network administrator. You are planning to implement Terminal Services on the network. While researching the service, you see that a component of Terminal Services is used to maintain data that is necessary to activate license servers and issue client license key packs to the license servers that request them.

Which component were you researching?

A.License Server
B.Terminal Server
C.Client Licenses
*D.Microsoft Clearinghouse

Q. You must implement a 10,000-node network. The network will consist of forty Windows 2000 domain controllers, twenty Windows 2000 servers, 60 Hewlett Packard 5SI printers, and 9000 Windows 2000 Professional workstations. Your company has been assigned an IP address of 136.18.32.0. You expect the network to double in size to approximately 10 subnets with 2000 nodes per subnet in the next two years. How should you configure the IP addressing structure to allow for this configuration?
*A.136.18.32.0/20
B.136.18.32.0/22
C.136.18.32.0/24
D.136.18.32.0/26

Q. You administer a Windows 2000 network that uses the Encrypting File System (EFS) to encrypt data. You are installing a new server that has a 6-GB NTFS partition.

You want to move several EFS folders to a new server and preserve encryption throughout the migration.

What is the best way to accomplish this task?
A.Compress the folder by enabling file compression
B.Decrypt, move, and re-encrypt the folder using EFS
*C.Back up the folder using the Backup utility in Windows 2000
D.Decrypt the folder and compress the folder by enabling file compression
E.Decrypt the folder and back up the folder using the Backup utility in Windows 2000

Q. After the installation of Windows 2000 Server, the server fails to start and you receive a blue screen error. How can you resolve this error?
A.Increase the amount of memory in the server
*B.Verify all hardware is properly detected an on the HCL
C.Create enough free space for the Windows 2000 Server installation on the target partition
D.Replace the CD-ROM drive with one that is on the Windows 2000 Hardware Compatibility List

Q. You implemented a Windows 2000 server into your Windows 2000 network three months ago. The server has a 6-GB FAT32 partition and is part of a 10BaseT network. Users report that they had great response times when the server was first installed, but the response times have significantly and steadily decreased over the past several months. How can you resolve this problem?
*A.Defragment the partition
B.Scan the disk for errors
C.Convert the partition to NTFS
D.Upgrade the network to a 100BaseT network

Q. You must allow all Windows NT 4.0 Workstation and Server computers to resolve NetBIOS names to IP addresses from a Windows 2000 server. How can you configure this functionality on the server?
A.Configure a scope on the server
B.Make the Windows 2000 server a DNS server
C.Make the Windows 2000 server a DHCP server
*D.Make the Windows 2000 server a WINS server

Q. Your Windows 2000 server has 2 IDE 15-GB hard drives in it. Each drive has 3 partitions on it. The system partition is the first partition on the first hard drive and it is replicated to the second partition on the second drive using a RAID level 1 configuration. The first hard drive fails and you must edit the Boot.ini file so the system partition uses the replication on the second disk. How should you configure the ARC path?
*A.multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(2)\WINNT=”Windows 2000 Server”
B.multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(2)partition(2)\WINNT="Windows 2000 Server"
C.multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(2)partition(3)\WINNT="Windows 2000 Server"
D.multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(3)\WINNT="Windows 2000 Server"