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How many interrupts (IRQs) does a PC have and how are they numbered?
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16, numbered 0 through 15
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What kind of number represents an I/O port?
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Hexidecimal
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DMA stands for what? and what do they do? How many does a PC have?
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Direct Memory Access
Allows devices to access memory without going through the CPU. 8, numbered 0-7 |
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The 3 Driver Signing Options are?
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Ignore, warn, and block.
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Explain each of the System File Checker (SFC) optional parameters.
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/scannow - self-descriptive
/scanonce - at reboot /scanboot - every time it boots /cancel - self explanatory /quiet - does not prompt user to replace files /enable - turns on Windows File Protection /purgecache - study this more |
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The command line for File Signature Verification untility is?
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sigverif
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The process of integrating a service pack into a Windows 2000 distribution folder is called?
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Slipstreaming
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The two command lines for slipstreaming service pack W2KSP4.exe are?
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W2KSP4.exe -x
Update.exe -s:f:\win2kdist, where Update.exe is found in the \i386\Update folder and win2kdist is the folder that holds the original distribution files. |
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The three main automated ways of deploying service packs into already installed OSs are?
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1. Creating a software installation package in AD and,
2. Using SMS 3. Windows Update |
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SMS stands for what?
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System Management Server
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The following letters of a hotfix name signify what?
Q#####_XXX_YYY_ZZZ_LL.exe |
Q##### - number of article name.
XXX - OS, in this case, W2K YYY - Service Pack the hotfix WILL be included in ZZZ - The hardware platform, x86 LL - Language, En for English |
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The two ways to uninstall a service pack are?
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1. Using Add/Remove.
2. Spuninst.exe |
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Describe "Per Server" and "Per seat" licensing.
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Per Server: the server permits only as many simultaneious connections as it has licenses.
Per Seat: a client license allowing the client to connect to an unlimited number of servers. |
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How do you determine whether to use "per server" or "per seat" licensing?
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If the number of concurrent connections for all of the servers is lower than the humber of clients, then use "per server" mode.
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Where do you manage "per server" and "per seat" licenses?
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"Per server" licenses are managed in the Control Center (Licensing tool), and "per seat" licenses are managed in Administrative Tools > Enterprise Licensing.
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The name of the boot log file and its location?
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c:\winnt\Ntbtlog.txt
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What is "parallel installation"?
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A second copy of the OS, installed into a different folder or partition, enabling you to select either one to start the computer for troubleshooting purposes.
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Name as many tasks as you can that you can run in Recover Console.
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Start and stop services.
Read and write data on local drive, including NTFS. Format hard drives. |
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The command for installing Recovery Console.
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\i386\Winnt32.exe /cmdcons
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Is it the first or second "R" that you hit during the installation process to run Recovery Console off of the CD?
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The first 'R'.
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Recovery Console Commands:
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Chdir(cd), Chkdsk, Copy, Delete(del), dir, disable <service>, enable <service>, fdisk (manages partitions), fixboot (writes new partition boot sector), format, help, listsvc (lists running services), logon, map, mkdir(md), rmdir(rd), rename(ren), systemroot (sets the current folder to the sytem root), type
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