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What is the default optimization setting for the Server service on Windows 2000 Server computers?

A) Minimize memory used	B) Balance
C) Maximize data throughput for file sharing	D) Maximize data throughput for network applications

Answer & Explanation Answer: C) Maximize data throughput for file sharing

Explanation:

The Maximize data throughput for file sharing setting is the default setting , and is appropriate for Windows 2000 Server computers that are functioning primarily as file servers. The Maximize data throughput for network applicatons setting is the preffered setting for domain controllers.

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When you run Sysprep on a Windows 2000 computer, what happens to the user-specific information on the computer?

A) It is preserved in usset.inf	B) It is saved and automatically reinstalled
C) It is removed	D) It is not altered

Answer & Explanation Answer: C) It is removed

Explanation:

The user-specific settings are removed by Sysprep.

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You are preparing to install Certificate Services for the first time on your Windows 2000 network. You plan to install Certificate Services on a Windows 2000 Server computer that is a member of the domain. You want the certification authority (CA) to be able to use Active Directory. Which CA type should you select when you install Certificate Services?

A) Enterprise root CA	B) Enterprise subordinate CA
C) Stand-alone root CA	D) Stand-alone subordinate CA

Answer & Explanation Answer: A) Enterprise root CA

Explanation:

Select Enterprise root CA if you're installing the first certificate server in the forest. This type of CA requires the use of Active Directory.

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You want to enable dynamic routing on a Windows 2000 Server computer on your TCP/IP network . You want this computer to manage the propagation of multicast traffic throught your network. Which routing protocol should you use?

A) IGMP Version2, Router and Proxy	B) Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
C) RIP Version 2 for Internet Protocol	D) Network Address Translation(NAT)

Answer & Explanation Answer: A) IGMP Version2, Router and Proxy

Explanation:

IGMP is the only routing protocol that manages multicast traffic.

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You want to configure bindings and provider order on a Windows 2000 computer. Which tool should you use?

A) Network and Dial-up Connections folder	B) Windows Explorer
C) System	D) Device Manager

Answer & Explanation Answer: A) Network and Dial-up Connections folder

Explanation:

Use the Advanced Settings option in the Advanced menu in the Network and Dial-up Connections folder to configure bindings and provider order

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What must you do before you can publish a Windows 2000 printer in Active Directory?

A) Share the printer	B) Install the NetBEUI protocol
C) Install printer drivers for the other operating systems.	D) Assign the Everyone group the Allow - Manage Documents permissions to the printer

Answer & Explanation Answer: A) Share the printer

Explanation:

Only printers that have been shared can be published in Active Directory.

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You want to prevent the creation of administrative shares on a Windows 2000 server computer. What should you do?

A) Nothing. You can't prevent the creation of administrative shares.	B) Configure the Advanced options in Configure Your Server
C) Configure the Advanced settings on the View tab in Folder Options	D) Use Reged32.exe or the System Policy Editor to edit the registry

Answer & Explanation Answer: D) Use Reged32.exe or the System Policy Editor to edit the registry

Explanation:

Edit the registry to prevent the creation of administrative shares.

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You create a System Policy file on a Windows 2000 Server computer to manage Windows NT 4.0 client computers (and their users) on your Windows 2000 network. What filename should you assign to this System Policy file?

A) Config.pol	B) Ntconfig.pol
C) Nt4config.pol	D) Winntconfig.pol

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