Microsoft 70-270

Front 1

Name the three primary built-in user accounts in Windows XP Pro

Back 1

Administrators
Guest
HelpAssistant

Front 2

True or false:

The Administrator user account cannot be disabled

Back 2

True

Front 3

True or false:

The Administrator user account cannot be locked out

Back 3

True

Front 4

True or false:

The Administrator user account cannot be renamed

Back 4

False

The Administrator user account can be renamed.

Front 5

True or false:

The Administrator user account can be deleted

Back 5

False -

You cannot delete the Administrator user account

Front 6

Is the Guest user account enabled or disabled by default?

Back 6

The Guest user account is Disabled by default

Front 7

Under which circumstance should "User Cannot Change Password" be set on the Guest user account?

Back 7

If multiple users will log on with the Guest user account.

Front 8

True or False:

The Guest user account is rarely used and should be kept securely disabled.

Back 8

True

Front 9

True or false:

The Guest account can be deleted by Administrators only.

Back 9

False - The Guest account cannot be deleted by anyone.

Front 10

When is the HelpAssistant user account used?

Back 10

When the Remote Desktop assistance functions are used.

Front 11

True or False:

The HelpAssistant user account is disabled by default?

Back 11

True

Front 12

Complete the sentence:

The HelpAssitant user account is automatically enabled when...

Back 12

...a Remote Assistance invitation is created.

Front 13

True or False:

The HelpAssitant user account cannot be renamed.

Back 13

False.

You CAN rename the HelpAssistant user account.

Front 14

Name the default local group accounts on a Windows XP Professional system.

Back 14

Administrators
Backup Operators
Power Users
Users
Guests
Network Configuration Operators
Remote Desktop Users

Front 15

Describe the specific privileges assigned to the following built-in Local group:

Administrators

Back 15

Users in this group have all built-in system privileges assigned and can:

Create and modify user and group accounts.

Manage security policies.

Create printers.

Manage permisions to resources on the system.

The local Administrator account is the default member and cannot be removed.

Other accounts can be added and removed.

When a system joins a domain, the Domain Admins group is added to this group, but it can be removed.

Front 16

Describe the specific privileges assigned to the following built-in Local group:

Backup Operators

Back 16

User is this group can:

Backup and restore files and folders regardless of their security permissions.

Log on and shut down a system.

Not change security settings.

Front 17

Describe the specific privileges assigned to the following built-in Local group:

Power Users

Back 17

User is this group can:

Share resources.

Create user and group accounts.

Not modify user accounts they did not create.

Not modify the Administrators or Backup Operators groups.

Not take ownership of files.

Not back up or restore directories.

Not load or unload device drivers.

Not manage the security and auditing logs.

Run all Windows XP compatible applications, ass well as legacy application.