Question 1

After a Linux user is created, the user's properties can be changed with the ____ command.

Accepted Answer

A) usermod 
B) usrmod 
C) chuser 
D) chusr 
A) usermod 
B) usrmod 
C) chuser 
D) chusr A

Question 2

The ____ Linux command is used to create a new user or update default new user information.

Accepted Answer

A) usradd 
B) usrmod 
C) useradd 
D) usermod 
A) usradd 
B) usrmod 
C) useradd 
D) usermod C

Question 3

In Linux, most account details on password expiration are taken from the / e t c / ____ and / e t c /default/ useradd files.

Accepted Answer

A) passwd 
B) shadow 
C) login.defs 
D) users.defs 
A) passwd 
B) shadow 
C) login.defs 
D) users.defs C

Question 4

Match between columns
                        Premises: Windows tool best used for recording and viewing trends
used to track what's happening on a network (or, more accurately, on a server)by configuring the server so that it records certain actions for later review
in Windows 2003, can contain users from any domain in the Active Directory structure and be assigned permissions and rights to any resource within Active Directory
best way to learn the options for a Linux command
in Windows 2003, used to assign permissions and rights to resources in a particular domain
available in Windows Vista, XP, and Server 2000/2003, enables administrators to view and manage three log files that maintain information on system operation, security, and application activities
can be used in Windows to produce a quick summary view of server and network performance
in Windows 2003, used to group users together who require access to similar resources
combination of hardware and software that can capture network traffic and create reports and graphs from the data it collects

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Event Viewer and universal groups and Task is...

Question 5

In Windows, auditing is enabled by using the ____________________ editor in Administrative Tools.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In Windows, auditing is enabled by using...

Question 6

RAID ____________________ divides parity data across all drives in the RAID array so that each drive can be reconstructed from parity data stored on all other drives in the set.

Accepted Answer

The answer of RAID ____________________ divides parity data across all...

Question 7

Called disk striping, RAID 2 distributes data over two or more disks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

____ is not installed automatically during Windows setup; it must be installed separately from Control Panel's Add/Remove Windows Components applet, and then it becomes part of the Administrative Tools menu.

Accepted Answer

A) Task Manager 
B) Event Viewer 
C) Performance Monitor 
D) Network Monitor 
A) Task Manager 
B) Event Viewer 
C) Performance Monitor 
D) Network Monitor

Question 9

____ backup copies selected files to tape without marking files as backed up.

Accepted Answer

A) Normal 
B) Incremental 
C) Differential 
D) Copy 
A) Normal 
B) Incremental 
C) Differential 
D) Copy

Question 10

Windows Server OSs come with two predefined accounts: the Administrator account, for management duties, and the ____ account, for users who have no personal account in the local domain.

Accepted Answer

A) Public 
B) Guest 
C) Anonymous 
D) User 
A) Public 
B) Guest 
C) Anonymous 
D) User

Question 11

What should you monitor in a network to ensure adequate performance?

Accepted Answer

Obviously, when monitoring a network, yo

Question 12

In large multidomain networks, assigning resource permissions to users throughout Active Directory requires using global or ____ groups.

Accepted Answer

A) default 
B) guest 
C) universal 
D) domain 
A) default 
B) guest 
C) universal 
D) domain

Question 13

In Windows, ____ groups have preassigned rights that apply to all group members.

Accepted Answer

A) default 
B) template 
C) universal 
D) domain 
A) default 
B) template 
C) universal 
D) domain

Question 14

____ page faults occur when data is removed from a program's working set but moved to another area in physical memory.

Accepted Answer

A) Soft 
B) Hard 
C) Managed 
D) Unmanaged 
A) Soft 
B) Hard 
C) Managed 
D) Unmanaged

Question 15

A(n)______________________________ is a device with a built-in battery, power conditioning, and surge protection.

Accepted Answer

UPS,uninterruptible power supp

Question 16

Of the five types of backup, normal, copy, and daily backups are most useful as part of a regular backup schedule.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

What are the network administration decisions that you must make before you begin to create accounts?

Accepted Answer

Before you begin to create accounts, you

Question 18

____ backup copies all selected files to tape and marks files as backed up.

Accepted Answer

A) Normal 
B) Incremental 
C) Differential 
D) Copy 
A) Normal 
B) Incremental 
C) Differential 
D) Copy

Question 19

In Windows, a ____ profile allows a user's settings and files to be applied to any computer he or she logs on to.

Accepted Answer

A) roaming 
B) shared 
C) domain 
D) network 
A) roaming 
B) shared 
C) domain 
D) network

Question 20

The two most popular fault-tolerant disk configurations are disk mirroring (or duplexing)and disk striping with parity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

After a Linux user is created, the user's properties can be changed with the ____ command.

The ____ Linux command is used to create a new user or update default new user information.

In Linux, most account details on password expiration are taken from the / e t c / ____ and / e t c /default/ useradd files.

In Windows, auditing is enabled by using the ____________________ editor in Administrative Tools.

RAID ____________________ divides parity data across all drives in the RAID array so that each drive can be reconstructed from parity data stored on all other drives in the set.

Called disk striping, RAID 2 distributes data over two or more disks.

____ is not installed automatically during Windows setup; it must be installed separately from Control Panel's Add/Remove Windows Components applet, and then it becomes part of the Administrative Tools menu.

____ backup copies selected files to tape without marking files as backed up.

Windows Server OSs come with two predefined accounts: the Administrator account, for management duties, and the ____ account, for users who have no personal account in the local domain.

What should you monitor in a network to ensure adequate performance?

In large multidomain networks, assigning resource permissions to users throughout Active Directory requires using global or ____ groups.

In Windows, ____ groups have preassigned rights that apply to all group members.

____ page faults occur when data is removed from a program's working set but moved to another area in physical memory.

A(n)______________________________ is a device with a built-in battery, power conditioning, and surge protection.

Of the five types of backup, normal, copy, and daily backups are most useful as part of a regular backup schedule.

What are the network administration decisions that you must make before you begin to create accounts?

____ backup copies all selected files to tape and marks files as backed up.

In Windows, a ____ profile allows a user's settings and files to be applied to any computer he or she logs on to.

The two most popular fault-tolerant disk configurations are disk mirroring (or duplexing)and disk striping with parity.

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After a Linux user is created, the user's properties can be changed with the ____ command.

The ____ Linux command is used to create a new user or update default new user information.

In Linux, most account details on password expiration are taken from the / e t c / ____ and / e t c /default/ useradd files.

In Windows, auditing is enabled by using the ____________________ editor in Administrative Tools.

RAID ____________________ divides parity data across all drives in the RAID array so that each drive can be reconstructed from parity data stored on all other drives in the set.

Called disk striping, RAID 2 distributes data over two or more disks.

____ is not installed automatically during Windows setup; it must be installed separately from Control Panel's Add/Remove Windows Components applet, and then it becomes part of the Administrative Tools menu.

____ backup copies selected files to tape without marking files as backed up.

Windows Server OSs come with two predefined accounts: the Administrator account, for management duties, and the ____ account, for users who have no personal account in the local domain.

What should you monitor in a network to ensure adequate performance?

In large multidomain networks, assigning resource permissions to users throughout Active Directory requires using global or ____ groups.

In Windows, ____ groups have preassigned rights that apply to all group members.

____ page faults occur when data is removed from a program's working set but moved to another area in physical memory.

A(n)______________________________ is a device with a built-in battery, power conditioning, and surge protection.

Of the five types of backup, normal, copy, and daily backups are most useful as part of a regular backup schedule.

What are the network administration decisions that you must make before you begin to create accounts?

____ backup copies all selected files to tape and marks files as backed up.

In Windows, a ____ profile allows a user's settings and files to be applied to any computer he or she logs on to.

The two most popular fault-tolerant disk configurations are disk mirroring (or duplexing)and disk striping with parity.

Introduction to Networks and Networking Concepts

Network Design Essentials

Networking Media

Network Interface Cards

Making Networks Work

Network Communications and Protocols

Network Architectures

Simple Network Operations

Understanding Complex Networks

Introduction to Network Security

Supporting a Small Business Network

Enterprise and Wide Area Networks

Solving Network Problems

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