Exam Prep Questions

Question 1	You are the network administrator for BigCorp ( www.bigcorp.com ). After a reorganization following the acquisition of SmallCorp, you need to modify the location details of two public Web servers that have been relocated from the smallcorp.com Active Directory namespace to the bigcorp.com namespace. What action should you take to comply with this requirement? A. Utilize the Active Directory Domains and Trusts MMC snap-in B. Utilize the Active Directory Migration Tool MMC snap-in C. Utilize the Active Directory Sites and Services MMC snap-in D. Utilize the Active Directory Users and Computers MMC snap-in
A1:	Answer D is correct. The Active Directory Users and Computers MMC snap-in is used to configure various attribute values for both computer and user accounts, which would include the two already- migrated Web servers. The Location tab provides access to the location-specific information that you'll need to configure to meet the stated requirement. Answer A is incorrect because the Active Directory Domains and Trusts MMC snap-in is used to manage domain-level description and trust relationships with other domains. Answer B is incorrect because the Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT) is used to migrate accounts between domains, which has already been accomplished within this scenario. Answer C is also incorrect because the Active Directory Sites and Services MMC snap-in is used to configure site structure and replication connections to optimize directory replication.
Question 2	You have three organizational units (Group1, Group2, and Group3) containing all the computer and user accounts for the three active program groups in the Marketing department. Marketing group #3 has completed its project and its members are being reassigned to group #1. To relocate the accounts, you have selected the Active Directory Users and Computers MMC snap-in as the best utility. What is the easiest way to relocate the accounts in the Group3 OU to Group1? A. Select each of the accounts, right-click, select Move from the options provided, and then select the target organizational unit. B. Select the Group1 Organization Unit, right-click, and open its properties. Navigate to the Members tab and select the accounts to be made members. C. Select the accounts and drag them into the new organizational unit container. D. Select the accounts, right-click to open their properties, select the Members Of tab, and select the target organizational unit.
A2:	Answer C is correct. One of the additions to the functionality of the Active Directory Users and Computers MMC snap-in is the ability to drag-and-drop accounts and containers to perform rapid reorganization of a domain's organizational structure. This functionality provides the easiest way to move the accounts present in one organizational unit to another. Answer A is incorrect because although the option to move each account individually has been maintained from the Windows 2000 version of the Active Directory Users and Computers MMC snap-in, this isn't the most efficient way to move multiple accounts to a new location. Answers B and D are incorrect because the Members and Member Of selections are used to manage group membership, rather than organizational unit structure. Although the presented organizational units are named Group X , it is important to remember the difference.
Question 3	When planning your configuration of the various roles a Windows Server 2003 can fulfill, which of the following procedures may be performed on Windows Server 2003? (Select all that apply.) A. Configure the File Server role to allow user data file storage B. Configure the Print Server role to allow the server to perform as a print spooler host C. Configure the Application Server role in order to allow Windows Server 2003 to support HTML content D. Configure the Terminal Server role in order to allow the server to host virtual desktop sessions E. Configure the Remote Access/VPN Server role in order to allow the server to host dial-up and remote Virtual Private Network connections F. Configure the Domain Controller role in order to allow the server to host an Exchange Server 2003 G. Configure the DHCP Server role in order to allow the server to support dynamic TCP/IP client configuration. H. Configure the WINS Server role to support FQDN name resolution
A3:	Answers A, B, D, E, and G are correct. A Windows Server 2003 can be configured for all of these roles, as well as other roles, such as Mail Server (POP3/SMTP), DNS Server, and Streaming Media Server. Some roles, such as Terminal Server, are unavailable in the Web Server version of Windows Server 2003, but the preceding list is applicable to the Enterprise Edition of Windows Server 2003 that is available for evaluation purposes and you should be familiar with each. Answer C is incorrect because the Application Server role is provided to allow a server to host network applications, and is not directly related to the IIS 6.0 service required for HTML hosting. Answer F is incorrect because the Domain Controller role is required for logon authentication, script and GPO setting management, and replication of the AD database. Answer H is incorrect because the WINS Server role is used to provide support for NetBIOS naming, rather than fully qualified domain name (FQDN) resolution.
Question 4	You're the network administrator for NewCorp and are responsible for the creation of several hundred new accounts. You have the information for the new accounts stored in a file and want to use one of the command-line utilities provided with Windows Server 2003 to accomplish the requirement. Which option can be used for this purpose? (Choose two.) A. Utilize the csvde command-line utility to create the new accounts from the source file B. Utilize the dsget command-line utility to create the new accounts from the source file C. Utilize the dsrm command-line utility to create the new accounts from the source file D. Utilize the mkacct command-line utility to create the new accounts from the source file E. Utilize the ldifde command-line utility to create the new accounts from the source file
A4:	Answers A and E are correct. Both the csvde and ldifde command-line utilities can be used to import account details from an external file for mass creation of new accounts. Answer B is incorrect because the dsget utility is used to display selected attributes of a pre-existing object within the directory and is not used to create a new account object. Answer C is also incorrect because the dsrm command-line utility is used to delete an existing object rather than to create one. Answer D is incorrect because there is not an mkacct utility provided.
Question 5	You're the network administrator for SmallCorp and are responsible for documentation of the Active Directory domain used by SmallCorp for its information technology needs. As a part of this documentation, you need to provide a comma-separated ( .csv ) file that details the attributes for Active Directory accounts. Which option should be performed for this purpose? A. Utilize the csvde command-line utility to produce the comma-separated file B. Utilize the dsget command-line utility to produce the comma-separated file C. Utilize the dsmod command-line utility to produce the comma-separated file D. Utilize the dsquery command-line utility to produce the comma-separated file E. Utilize the ldifde command-line utility to produce the comma-separated file
A5:	Answer A is correct. The csvde command-line utility is used to import and export the attributes of Active Directory objects using a comma-separated ( .csv ) file type. Answer B is incorrect because the dsget utility is used to display selected attributes of a pre-existing object within the directory and is not used for import or export of the attributes of Active Directory objects using .csv files. Answer C is incorrect because the dsmod utility is used to modify the attributes of an existing object. Answer D is incorrect because the dsquery utility is used to list active directory objects that meet a specified set of criteria. Answer E is incorrect because the ldifde utility is not used in conjunction with .csv files, but rather with its own .ldf format.
Question 6	You have been tasked with the creation of a new script that will process a comma-separated file to create user accounts on a server named MyServer using the Active Directory connector. Which of the following parameters would be used to specify the type of connection? A. -b B. -f C. -s D. -t E. /?
A6:	Answer D is correct. The -t parameter is used to specify the connection port (in this case, port 3268 for the Active Directory connection specified). Answer A is incorrect because the -b parameter is used to specify the username, domain, and password to be used for authentication on the target server. Answer B is incorrect because the -f parameter is used to specify the source .csv file that will be used. Answer C is incorrect because the -s parameter is used to specify the name of the target server. Finally, answer E is incorrect because the /? switch is used to query the command's help file for its available parameters.
Question 7	You are the network administrator for NewCorp and are responsible for deleting usernames from in-place systems using a scripted solution. Which of the following solutions should be used to fulfill this requirement? A. Utilize the adprep utility to delete the target user accounts B. Utilize the bootcfg utility to delete the target user accounts C. Utilize the cmdkey utility to delete the target user accounts D. Utilize the diskpart utility to delete the target user accounts E. Utilize the gpresult utility to delete the target user accounts
A7:	Answer C is correct. The cmdkey utility can be used to create, review, or delete stored usernames and passwords. Answer A is incorrect because the adprep utility is used to prepare an in-place Windows 2000 domain for upgrade to Windows Server 2003. Answer B is incorrect because the bootcfg utility is used to manipulate the boot.ini file. Answer D is incorrect because the diskpart utility is used to manage disk partitions rather than user accounts. Answer E is incorrect because the gpresult utility is used to review the Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) for a selected security principal rather than manipulating or deleting the account itself.
Question 8	You've just been hired as the administrator for OldCorp, which has many servers configured for various tasks . Because the previous administrator failed to document his configuration details, you need to generate documentation detailing the services currently running on all the servers. Because they are so numerous , you decide to script this effort. Which option should be used for this purpose? A. Use the choice command-line utility to generate the required documentation B. Use the forfiles command-line utility to generate the required documentation C. Use the prncnfg command-line utility to generate the required documentation D. Use the sc command-line utility to generate the required documentation E. Use the setx command-line utility to generate the required documentation
A8:	Answer D is correct. The sc utility is used to review and configure services. Answer A is incorrect because the Choice tool is used to prompt a user to select from a listing of choices before proceeding through a script. Answer B is incorrect because the forfiles utility is used to specify files that will be used in batch processing. Answer C is incorrect because the prncnfg utility is used to review and configure printer object settings. Answer E is also incorrect because the setx utility is used to set the various environment variables .
Question 9	You've been tasked with creating a script that can stop and restart the IIS services (FTP and Web) each night. Which two options can be used for this purpose? A. Utilize the IISCnfg command-line utility to restart both IIS services B. Utilize the IISFtp command-line utility to restart the FTP service C. Utilize the IISFtpdr command-line utility to restart the FTP service D. Utilize the IISVdir command-line utility to restart the Web service E. Utilize the IISWeb command-line utility to restart the Web service
A9:	Answers B and E are correct. The IISFtp and IISWeb utilities can be used to start, stop, pause, resume, review, create, and delete the FTP or Web sites supported by Microsoft's IIS service. Answer A is incorrect because the IISCnfg utility is used to import and export IIS configuration details. Answers C and D are incorrect because the IISFtpdr utility is used to create or delete FTP site virtual directories, and the IISVdir utility is used for the same regarding Web site virtual directories.
Question 10	You want to open a command-line prompt for testing a new script that takes advantage of the newer features of Microsoft Windows Server 2003, what must you do from the logon default desktop? A. Select Start, Run, type cmd , and press Enter B. Select Start, Run, type cmdln , and press Enter C. Select Start, Run, type command , and press Enter D. Select Start, Run, type comln , and press Enter E. Select Start, Run, type prompt , and press Enter
A10:	Answer A is correct. The proper command to open a 32-bit command-line prompt is cmd . Answers B, D, and E are incorrect because there is no executable command with the default name of cmdln , comln , or prompt . Answer C is incorrect because the invocation of command.com opens a 16-bit command-line interpreter used for legacy command invocation.