Question 1

What is a server cluster? Describe the two most common types.

Accepted Answer

A server cluster is a group of servers that appear to the user as a single server. The two most common types are a failover cluster and a load-balancing cluster. A failover cluster is used to provide fault tolerance in the event of a complete system failure. It involves two or more servers sharing a high-speed link used to synchronize data continuously. In a load-balancing cluster, all servers in the cluster operate and share the server load. This type of cluster is used when data on the server is comparatively static and with read-intensive applications that exceed a single server's performance capabilities.

Question 2

A user logs on to the network from a different computer than they normally use, and they still have the same desktop as usual. This user's profile is called a ____________ profile.

Accepted Answer

roaming

Question 3

The partition that contains the Windows OS files is known as the what type of partition?

Accepted Answer

A)  extended 
B)  dynamic 
C)  boot 
D)  primary 
A)  extended 
B)  dynamic 
C)  boot 
D)  primary C

Question 4

Match each item with a statement below.
a.primary partition
b.extended partition
c.system partition
d.load balancer
e.packet shaper
f.uninterruptible power supply
g.rights
h.local profile
i.basic disk
j.dynamic disk
-partition that contains the boot loader

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match each item with a statement below.
a.primary...

Question 5

What is the difference between a volume and a partition?

Accepted Answer

The term partition is sometimes used int

Question 6

In Linux, what is the command for viewing a file's contents on the screen?

Accepted Answer

A)  dir 
B)  cat 
C)  etc 
D)  ls 
A)  dir 
B)  cat 
C)  etc 
D)  ls

Question 7

Using Performance Monitor, performance monitoring can be scheduled for later analysis, but cannot be tracked in real time.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which of the following are standard NTFS permissions?

Accepted Answer

A)  List Folder Contents 
B)  Read 
C)  Change 
D)  Write 
E)  Execute 
A)  List Folder Contents 
B)  Read 
C)  Change 
D)  Write 
E)  Execute

Question 9

When might you use Universal groups in a Windows domain environment?

Accepted Answer

Universal groups are used prim

Question 10

You are the network administrator for a company. The company's policy is that the users are allowed to set their own passwords but that they must change their password every 30 days. You have just received a call from a user who can't log on because she forgot her password. After you change her password, which of the password options listed would you set in the user's account so that she will have to change the password when she logs on using the password you assigned?

Accepted Answer

A)  User must change password at next logon 
B)  User cannot change password 
C)  Password never expires 
D)  Account is disabled 
A)  User must change password at next logon 
B)  User cannot change password 
C)  Password never expires 
D)  Account is disabled

Question 11

Where are the waiting print jobs stored while they are waiting to be sent to the print device?

Accepted Answer

A)  print server 
B)  printer pool 
C)  printer 
D)  print queue 
A)  print server 
B)  printer pool 
C)  printer 
D)  print queue

Question 12

Special identity ______________ don't appear as object in Active Directory Users and Computers but they can be assigned permissions and rights.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Special identity ______________ don't appear as object...

Question 13

Why is real-time monitoring not the best way to track causes of poor system performance?

Accepted Answer

Unless you have a good idea of what part

Question 14

Match each item with a statement below.
a.primary partition
b.extended partition
c.system partition
d.load balancer
e.packet shaper
f.uninterruptible power supply
g.rights
h.local profile
i.basic disk
j.dynamic disk
-can be used to create a RAID

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match each item with a statement below.
a.primary...

Question 15

Match each item with a statement below.
a.primary partition
b.extended partition
c.system partition
d.load balancer
e.packet shaper
f.uninterruptible power supply
g.rights
h.local profile
i.basic disk
j.dynamic disk
-can be divided up into four primary partitions

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match each item with a statement below.
a.primary...

Question 16

Explain what the following entry means on a Linux system: - rwx rw- r-- john sales accounts

Accepted Answer

This is a file named accounts that is ow

Question 17

What is the key difference between a user account created in Active Directory and a user account created in a Windows client OS?

Accepted Answer

A user account created in a client OS is

Question 18

Which disk arrangement is fault tolerant and uses half of your disk space for fault tolerance?

Accepted Answer

A)  disk striping 
B)  disk mirroring 
C)  disk striping with parity 
D)  disk parity 
A)  disk striping 
B)  disk mirroring 
C)  disk striping with parity 
D)  disk parity

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT a Linux native file system?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ext3 
B)  Ext4 
C)  ReiserFS 
D)  ReFS 
A)  Ext3 
B)  Ext4 
C)  ReiserFS 
D)  ReFS

Question 20

What type of disk is required if you want to access additional features such as disk spanning?

Accepted Answer

A)  system 
B)  active 
C)  basic 
D)  dynamic 
A)  system 
B)  active 
C)  basic 
D)  dynamic

What is a server cluster? Describe the two most common types.

A user logs on to the network from a different computer than they normally use, and they still have the same desktop as usual. This user's profile is called a ____________ profile.

The partition that contains the Windows OS files is known as the what type of partition?

Match each item with a statement below. a.primary partition b.extended partition c.system partition d.load balancer e.packet shaper f.uninterruptible power supply g.rights h.local profile i.basic disk j.dynamic disk -partition that contains the boot loader

What is the difference between a volume and a partition?

In Linux, what is the command for viewing a file's contents on the screen?

Using Performance Monitor, performance monitoring can be scheduled for later analysis, but cannot be tracked in real time.

Which of the following are standard NTFS permissions?

When might you use Universal groups in a Windows domain environment?

Where are the waiting print jobs stored while they are waiting to be sent to the print device?

Special identity ______________ don't appear as object in Active Directory Users and Computers but they can be assigned permissions and rights.

Why is real-time monitoring not the best way to track causes of poor system performance?

Match each item with a statement below. a.primary partition b.extended partition c.system partition d.load balancer e.packet shaper f.uninterruptible power supply g.rights h.local profile i.basic disk j.dynamic disk -can be used to create a RAID

Match each item with a statement below. a.primary partition b.extended partition c.system partition d.load balancer e.packet shaper f.uninterruptible power supply g.rights h.local profile i.basic disk j.dynamic disk -can be divided up into four primary partitions

Explain what the following entry means on a Linux system: - rwx rw- r-- john sales accounts

What is the key difference between a user account created in Active Directory and a user account created in a Windows client OS?

Which disk arrangement is fault tolerant and uses half of your disk space for fault tolerance?

Which of the following is NOT a Linux native file system?

What type of disk is required if you want to access additional features such as disk spanning?

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What is a server cluster? Describe the two most common types.

A user logs on to the network from a different computer than they normally use, and they still have the same desktop as usual. This user's profile is called a ____________ profile.

The partition that contains the Windows OS files is known as the what type of partition?

Match each item with a statement below. a.primary partition b.extended partition c.system partition d.load balancer e.packet shaper f.uninterruptible power supply g.rights h.local profile i.basic disk j.dynamic disk -partition that contains the boot loader

What is the difference between a volume and a partition?

In Linux, what is the command for viewing a file's contents on the screen?

Using Performance Monitor, performance monitoring can be scheduled for later analysis, but cannot be tracked in real time.

Which of the following are standard NTFS permissions?

When might you use Universal groups in a Windows domain environment?

Where are the waiting print jobs stored while they are waiting to be sent to the print device?

Special identity ______________ don't appear as object in Active Directory Users and Computers but they can be assigned permissions and rights.

Why is real-time monitoring not the best way to track causes of poor system performance?

Match each item with a statement below. a.primary partition b.extended partition c.system partition d.load balancer e.packet shaper f.uninterruptible power supply g.rights h.local profile i.basic disk j.dynamic disk -can be used to create a RAID

Match each item with a statement below. a.primary partition b.extended partition c.system partition d.load balancer e.packet shaper f.uninterruptible power supply g.rights h.local profile i.basic disk j.dynamic disk -can be divided up into four primary partitions

Explain what the following entry means on a Linux system: - rwx rw- r-- john sales accounts

What is the key difference between a user account created in Active Directory and a user account created in a Windows client OS?

Which disk arrangement is fault tolerant and uses half of your disk space for fault tolerance?

Which of the following is NOT a Linux native file system?

What type of disk is required if you want to access additional features such as disk spanning?

Introduction to Computer Networks

Network Hardware Essentials

Network Topologies and Techapter: Nologies

Network Media

Network Protocols

Ip Addressing

Network Reference Models and Standards

Network Hardware in Depth

Introduction to Network Security

Wide Area Networking and Cloud Computing

Network Operating System Fundamentals

The Internet of Things

Troubleshooting and Support

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