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32 Cards in this Set
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Which OS(s) can use Remote Assistance
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Only with XP and 2003
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Limitation of NTbackup
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Can't do a System State backup remotely
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Plug n Play Devices
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Can't manually config
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USB Devices
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Max of 127 devices
no more that 5 meters away no more than 5 hubs |
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Discribe Driver Signing Options (local)
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System Prop|Harware|Driver Signing
Ignore - will proceed with unsigned installation Warn - will prompt Block - never allow |
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Signature verification tool
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sigverif.exe. identifies unsigned drivers
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Describe Driver Signing Options (Policy)
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local policy|Security Options|Devices: Unsigned Driver Installation
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GPO heirarchy
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LDSO (local, domain, site, ou)
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Windows 2003 Minimum Requirements
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Web - 128mb, 1.5gb, 2 cpu
Standard - 128mb, 1.5gb, 2cpu Enterprise - 128mb, 1.5gb, 8cpu Datacenter - 512mb, 1.5gb, 8-32cpu |
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Where can you change the network binding order
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Network Connections|Advanced|Advanced Settings
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Discribe a basic disk
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3 Primary 1 Extended or
4 Primary|Partitions not volumes |
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Discribe Dynamic Disks
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Logical Disk manager (LDR) DB.
Must be Win2k pro or greater to access. simple, spanned, mirrored, striped, and RAID-5 |
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How do you find Resource Conflicts
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Resources used by devices include DMA, IO, IRQ, memory.
Listed in Device Manager|Device prop|Resources |
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The name a location of AD DB file
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ntds.dit, %systemroot%\ntds
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What is the Distinguished name (DN) and what are the components/attributes
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A naming convention for AD. Used to define location of objects in AD.
CN - Common Name OU - OU name DC - Domain Component Name The DN must be unique in forest |
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What is the DN of PC computer01 in Sales OU, of the second.org domain
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CN=computer01,OU=sales,DC=second,DC=org
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What happens when you switch to 2000 native mode?
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1. NT BDCs can no longer me members.
2. Can use Universal Groups 3. It is one-time, non-reversible option |
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What are the 4 2003 domain functional levels?
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1. Win2k Mixed - Support NT
2. Win2k Native - No NT 3. Win2k3 Interim - upgrade from NT4 4. Win Server 2k3 - only win2k3 DCs |
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What is one way to remedy a DNS registration issue on a workstation?
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From command prompt ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /registerdns restart pc |
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Define Domain Local Group
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A group that can only specify permissions in a single domain
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Define Built-in Local Group
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Created with AD directory is made. Same as Domain local
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Define Global Group
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Only users and groups from own domain can be members. Available with all funtional levels.
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Define Universal Groups
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Users, groups, and computers from any domain in forest. Not in Windows 2000 mixed level. Maintained by GC server
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Windows 2000 Mixed Domain Local Groups can contain?
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Accounts and groups from any domain
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Windows 2000 Mixed Global Groups can contain?
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Accounts from the same domain only
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Windows 2k native or win2k3 Domain local groups can contain
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Domain Local Groups from the same domain only. Accounts and Global and universal groups from any domain.
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Windows 2k native or win2k3 Global groups can contain
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Accounts and other global groups from the same domain only.
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Windows 2k native or win2k3 Universal groups can contain
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Accounts from any domain and all global and universal groups from any domain.
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What files to you copy to create a Startup disk (2003)
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boot.ini, Ntdetect.com, ntldr
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Who can backup server data?
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Backup Operators, Server operators (domain), and Administrators
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What does AGULP stand for
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Accounts -> Groups ->Universal Groups ->(Domain) Local Groups -> Permissions on resources (printers, Folders)
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Why is there a distinction between local and domain local groups
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Domain is for local resources inside AD. Local is for a resource on a member pc, server
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