Unattended installs, netware connectivity, RAS, share vs NTFS permissions, when/how to use ERD,
last known good, printer install and troubleshooting, joining workgroups vs domains.
Unattended installs, netware connectivity, RAS, share vs NTFS permissions, when/how to use ERD,
last known good, printer install and troubleshooting, joining workgroups vs domains.
I used Exam Cram and CNEQUIZZERS as preparation for
this exam. I find Exam
Cram to be very helpful. Memorize the "Cheat Sheet"
attached to the front
cover of the book. Study and use the NT Utilities
such as TASK Manager,
Performance Monitor, Event Viewer, etc. Write me if
you still need more
info.
Q: You want a Windows NT Workstation computer to create a file that contains the contents of application
memory at the point of application failure. What should you do?
A: In Dr. Watson for Windows NT, choose the Create Crash Dump File Option
Q: You want to run 16-bit Windows-based applications on your Windows NT Workstation. Where do these
applications run by default?
A: In a single virtual DOS machine
Q: You want to use Windows NT Explorer to connect your Windows NT Workstation computer to print device
that support TCP/IP printing. The print device is connected to the network. Which two parameters associated
with the print device do you need to know?
A: IP address and printer name
Q: You want to connect a Windows NT Workstation computer to a HP print device that is directly connected to
your network. You do not use TCP/IP on your network. Which protocol must be installed on the Windows NT
Workstation to allow it to connect to the HP print device?
A: DLC
Q: You plan to install Windows NT Workstation and five applications on 200 new Intel-based computers. A
Windows NT Server will be the source of the installation files. The new computers will have identical hardware
configurations and identical applications installed . Which of the following files should you use to automate the
installation process?
A: Sysdiff.exe, Uniqueness Database File, Unattended.txt (answer file)
Q: You want to back up the D:\users directory to tape without user intervention by typing the following command
line: ntbackup backup d:\users /r /e. Which command line will run this program in a minimized window at low
priority?
A: Start /min /low ntbackup backup d:\users /r /e
Q: You are running 3 integrated Window 16-bit applications on your Windows NT Workstation computer. These
applications use shared memory blocks to communicate with each other. When one of the three integrated
applications halts, it stops the execution of all 16 bit MS Windows-based applications that are running. You want
to continue using the e integrated applications, but you want to keep them from interfering with other 16 bit
applications. How can you do this?
A: Run the 3 integrated applications in the default memory space. Run all other applications in separate memory
spaces.
Q: CSNW has been installed on your Windows NT Workstation computer. Which networking tasks can you
perform from the computer? (Choose Four)
A: Run NetWare login scripts during the login process, Run NetWare 3.12 SYSCON utility from your Windows
NT Workstation computer., connect to volumes or directories on a Netware server, Connect to print queues on a
Netware server.
Q: You want to monitor Processor Utilization on your Windows NT Workstation computer. Which two NT utilities
can you use? (Choose two)
A: Performance Monitor, Task Manager
Q: You want to map a network drive on a Windows NT Workstation computer to the RESEARCH folder on a NT
server computer named MARKETING. The MARKETING server is accessed via the Internet. The fully qualified
domain name for the MARKETING server is marketing.data.com. Which path can you use to map a driver to the
RESEARCH folder on the MARKETING server?
A: \\Marketing.data.com\Research
Q: Your NT Workstation 3.51 computer has a 33MHz, 386 processor and 16 MB of RAM. You want to upgrade the
computer to NT Workstation 4.0, and you want all of the application settings to be the same in NT Workstation
4.0 as they were in NT Workstation 3.51. How should you install NT 4.0?
A: You can’t successfully upgrade this computer to NT Workstation 4.0
Q: You configure Success and Failure Print Auditing for the Everyone special group on a printer attached to a NT
workstation computer. Since then, 200 documents have been printed on this printer, but there are no print events
listed in Event Viewer in the Auditing log. What success and failure auditing should you enable in User Manager?
A: File and Object Access
Q: Your NT Workstation computer is configured with 16 MB RAM and one hard disk configured as a boot
partition. Additional hard disks are configured as a volume set. You notice that the computer’s
performance is slower than in the past. Performance Monitor shows that excessive paging is occurring and that
processor utilization is averaging 93 percent. What should you do to achieve the greatest performance increase?
A: Add more memory to the computer
Q: You want to upgrade your Windows NT Workstation 3.51 computer to Windows NT Workstation 4.0 The
computer is currently configured with a single HPFS partition on its hard disk. What must you do?
A: Convert file system to NTFS and them perform the upgrade.
And here’s the toughest question: When you get these type of questions, read it carefully. There are
three sections to this question. Remember, you can’t go back to change your answers in an Adaptive
Test.
Q: You need to install NT Workstation on 25 identical new laptop computers and on 55 identical new desktop
computers. They will all be members of a domain name PRODUCT.
Required results: You must automate the installation of Windows NT Workstation on the computers.
Optional results: You want all of the computers to join the PRODUCT domain during the installation process. You
want to automate the installation of a standard suite of applications on all the computers.
Proposed Solution: Create two unattended.txt files, one for each hardware configuration. Include in each
unattended.txt file the appropriate information that will allow each computer to join the PRODUCT domain during
installation. Create one UDF that contains computer-specific entries for each computer. Automate the installation
on Windows NT on all of the other computers by using the appropriate Unattended.txt file and the appropriate
UDF entry. Use windiff.exe to automate the installation of the suite of applications on all of the computers.
A: The proposed solution produces the required result and only one of the optional desired results. ( The reason
is that the correct file is SYSDIFF.exe and not WINDIFF.exe. SO be careful when reading the question, because
you can eliminate at least 2 choices out of 4 multiple choices.