Sams Teach Yourself MCSE Windows NT Server 4 in 14 Days
(Publisher: Macmillan Computer Publishing)
Author(s): David Schaer, et al
ISBN: 0672311283
Publication Date: 12/15/97

Question 3

A user on an NT workstation has saved a file to an NTFS partition of the server’s hard disk. The file is named 1997 Accounting Files.doc. When the file is seen from a DOS-based network client how will the filename appear?

A.  1997 Accounting Files.doc

B.  1997Acco.doc

C.  1996.doc

D.  1997AC~1.doc

Question 4

Under what circumstances is it necessary to have a FAT partition on a machine running NT Server?

A.  When it is a RISC-based computer

B.  When it will be accessed by DOS clients

C.  When it will also boot into DOS

D.  When disk compression will be used

Question 5

An NT server has two partitions, both of which are formatted with NTFS. NTFS permissions have been set to allow Change to the Accounting group. A share has been created on the directory that allows Change to Accounting and Full Control to Administrators. Which steps must the administrator take after moving the accounting folder to a different partition?

A.  Reset the NTFS permissions.

B.  Reshare the new folder.

C.  Assign permissions to the share.

D.  No additional steps will be required.

Question 6

An NT server has two partitions, both of which are formatted with NTFS. A share has been created on the directory that allows Change to Accounting and Full Control to Administrators. NTFS permissions have been set on the directory to allow Change to the Accounting group. What are the effective rights for members of the Administrators group when accessing the directory from across the network?

A.  Change.

B.  Full Control.

C.  None.

Question 7

When is it possible to delete a file to which you have been denied access?

A.  When you have the Delete permission in the directory

B.  When you have Full Control in the directory

C.  When you are a member of the Network group

D.  When you have Change permissions in the directory

Question 8

Which of the following rights would enable you to modify the permission list (ACL) of a file?

A.  Write

B.  Change

C.  Change Permissions

D.  Take Ownership

Question 9

The access control list for directory XYZ is configured as

Everyone: (RX)(RX)

Administrators: (ALL)(ALL)

The file ABC is located within directory XYZ and permitted as follows:

Everyone: (RWXD)

UserX has been neither granted nor denied permissions directly. What are UserX’s effective rights on file ABC ?

A.  RX

B.  RWXD

C.  ALL

D.  NONE

Question 10

What is the default access control list for the root folder of a new NTFS partition?

A.  Administrators: (ALL)(ALL)

B.  Everyone: (RX)(RX)

C.  Everyone: (ALL)(ALL)

D.  Administrators: (ALL)(ALL); Everyone (RX)(RX)

Question 11

NTSRVX has one physical disk with three primary partitions and one extended partition. What is the maximum number of partitions that can be marked active simultaneously?

A.  One

B.  Two

C.  Three

D.  Four

Question 12

What is the minimum number of disks required when creating a volume set?

A.  One

B.  Two

C.  Three

D.  Four

Question 13

A computer is configured as follows:

Physical disk 0: 100MB free space

Physical disk 1: 200MB free space

Physical disk 2: 300MB free space

What is the largest stripe set that can be configured given this disk configuration?

A.  100

B.  200

C.  300

D.  400

E.  600

Question 14

Which of the following configurations would be valid on a single physical drive?

A.  Four primary partitions

B.  One primary partition, three extended partitions

C.  Two primary partitions, two extended partitions

D.  Three primary partitions, one extended partition

Question 15

Which of the following statements about a volume set are true?

A.  A volume set increases disk performance by spreading data evenly across multiple disks.

B.  A volume set requires from 2 to 32 physical disks.

C.  A volume set can be formatted as either FAT or NTFS.

D.  The system partition can be part of a volume set.

Question 16

The NT server CRASHNBURN contains a 350MB-volume set spanning disks 0, 1, and 2. If disk 2 fails, what steps would the administrator take to restore the data?

A.  Select the option to regenerate the volume set.

B.  Restore from tape backup.

C.  Replace the failed disk.

D.  Re-create the volume set.

Question 17

When is it advantageous to have a cluster size larger than 4KB on an NTFS partition?

A.  When storing large database files

B.  When initiating NTFS compression

C.  When storing several small files

D.  When planning to convert to FAT

Question 18

Which of the following is true regarding stripe sets?

A.  Stripe sets are used to increase performance.

B.  Stripe sets must be formatted as NTFS.

C.  Stripe sets cannot be extended.

D.  Stripe sets require a minimum of three physical disks.

Question 19

When the drive letter associated with a CD-ROM drive is changed, when does it take effect?

A.  At the next logon

B.  When the system is rebooted

C.  Immediately

D.  CD-ROM drive letters cannot be manually assigned

Question 20

The NT server NTSRVX has two physical disks. Disk 0 has two partitions. The first 200MB partition is formatted as NTFS and contains the system and boot files. The second 100M partition is formatted with FAT and contains data and applications. The remainder of the disk, 100MB, is free space. Disk 1 contains 500MB of free space. What is the largest volume set that the administrator can create?

A.  200MB

B.  600MB

C.  700MB

D.  800MB

5.8.2. Exercise

You have a new computer that will be used as an application server. It has five 1GB drives. You must plan for fault tolerance. The computer must not be down for more than one-half hour at a time. How would you manage the disks?