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| What are the four editions of Microsoft Windows 2000? | Wondows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, and Windows 2000 Datacenter Server |
| Microsoft Windows 2000 Server is a file, print, and applications server and a Web-server platform that contains all of the features of Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional. (True or False?) | True |
| Microsoft Windows 2000 supports SMP on computers that are configured with multiple microprocessors. (True or False?) | True |
| Which Microsoft Windows 2000 service centralizes the management of users, groups, security services, and network resources? | Active Directory Services |
| Although Microsoft Windows 2000 allows you to create customized tools to manage local and remote computers with a single, standard interface, you cannot incorporate third-party tools into this interface. (True or False?) | False |
| How is Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server different from Microsoft Windows 2000 Server? | Windows 2000 Advanced Server is a more powerful departmental and application server operating system. It includes the full feature set of Windows 2000 Server and adds the increased availability and scalability required for enterprise and larger departmental solutions by providing enhanced memory support, support for additional processors, and clustering. |
| Microsoft Windows 2000 is a modular system made up of a set of objects that can be broken into two major layers. What are those layers? | User mode and Kernel mode |
| Microsoft Windows 2000 is a portable operating system designed to run on CISC-based computers. As a result, devices and their drivers are both hardware-configurable and software-configurable. (True or False?) | True |
| In Microsoft Windows 2000, what two types of subsystems make up the user mode? | Environment subsystem and integral subsystems |
| In Microsoft Windows 2000, which kernel mode components are contained in the Windows 2000 Executive? | I/O Manager and Virtual Memory Manager |
| Which component in the Microsoft Windows 2000 Executive controls power management APIs, coordinates power events, and generates power management IRPs? | Power Manager |
| The Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) contains the kernel mode drivers, which are implemented as discrete, modular components. (True or False?) | False |
| Which components make up the physical structure of Active Directory services? | Domain controllers and Sites |
| Active Directory services organizes resources hierarchically, providing a single point of network management for domains and workgroups. (True or False?) | False |
| What is the difference between a directory and a directory service? | A directory is a database of network objects that can be referenced in different ways. It stores information related to the network resources to facilitate locating and managing these resources. A directory service differs from a directory in that it is both the source of the information and the services making the information available to the users. A directory service organizes and simplifies access to the users. A directory service organizes and simplifies access to resources of a networked computer system |
| Because each computer in a workgroup maintains a local security database, the administration of user accounts and resource security is decentralized. (True or False?) | True |
| What are the components of the logical structure of Active Directory services? | Objects, organizational units, domains, trees, and forests. |
| What advantages does a Microsoft Windows 2000 domain provide? | Centralized administration, a single logon process, and scalability. |
| How are domains in a tree joined together? | Domains in a tree are joined together transparently through two-way Kerberos transitive trust relationships. |
| Which two licensing modes are supported by Microsoft Windows 2000 Server? | Per server and Per seat. |
| Before a computer running Microsoft Windows NT or Microsoft Windows 2000 can join a domain, a computer account must be created in or added to the domain database. (True or False?) | True |
| From which operating systems can you upgrade to Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, as opposed to performing a new installation? | Windows NT Server 3.51, Windows NT Server 4, and Windows NT 4 Terminal Server. |
| Which installation methods can you use to install Microsoft Windows 2000 Server on an Intel platform? | Setup boot disk, CD-ROM, and Over the network |
| Which optional components can you install during the Microsoft Windows 2000 setup process or install after the setup process has been completed? | Certificate Services and Terminal Services |
| To perform a clean installation of Microsoft Windows 2000 Server on a computer running MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows 3.x, Microsoft Windows 95, or Microsoft Windows 98, run Winnt.exe from the command prompt. To perform a clean installation on a computer running Microsoft Windows NT Workstation or Microsoft Windows NT Server, run Winnt32.exe. (True or False?) | False |
| What options are provided when you execute the Setup.exe file located in the root directory of the Microsoft Windows 2000 Server installation CD-ROM? | You can choose to install Windows 2000 Server, install add-on components, browse the CD-ROM, or exit the setup program. If you select the Install Windows 2000 option, the Winnt.exe program or the Winnt32.exe program runs, depending on which operating system you are running. |
| What are the three phases of the Microsoft Windows 2000 Server installation process? | Pre-Copy Phase, Text mode, and GUI mode. |
| During the Pre-Copy Phase of a network installation, all files needed for installation are copied to temporary directories on the local hard drive. (True or False?) | True |
| What are the three stages of the GUI mode phase? | Gathering information about your computer, installing Windows 2000 Server networking, and completing Setup. |
| Which networking components are installed by default during the GUI mode phase? | Client for Miscrosoft Networks, File and Print Sharing for Microsoft Networks, and Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). |
| The easiest way to upgrade Microsoft Windows NT Server to Microsoft Windows 2000 Server is to insert the Windows 2000 Server installation CD-ROM into the computer’s CD-ROM drive. You can also upgrade the operating system from the boot floppies or by booting from the CD-ROM. (True or False?) | False |
| What are the three roles that a server can have in relation to a Microsoft Windows 2000 domain? | Domain controller, member server, and stand-alone server. |
| Which factors should you consider when planning a Microsoft Windows 2000 upgrade? | DNS domain name organization, namespace organization, domain consolidation, new machine accounts, and deployment of advanced technologies. |
| When preparing to upgrade a Microsoft Windows NT domain, back up hard disks, disconnect the network cable of a BDC, and ensure that there is plenty of room on the hard disk of any computer that will be a domain controller. (True or False?) | True. |
| Which steps should you take before upgrading a domain controller? | Disable WINS and Disable DHCP. |
| During the upgrade of the PDC in a Microsoft Windows NT domain to a domain controller in a Microsoft Windows 2000 domain, you can choose the location of three important files. What are these files? | The database containing user accounts and other Active Directory data, the log file, and the system volume file (SYSVOL). |
| Which limitations are placed on a domain that is operating in mixed mode? (Choose all answers that are correct.) | The domain is limited by the functionality of the Microsoft Windows NT 4 domain controller and No group nesting is available. |
| What are some of the problems that can occur when installing Microsoft Windows 2000 Server? | Media errors, unsupported CD-ROM drive, insufficient disk space, failure of a dependency service to start, inability to connect to the domain controller, and failure of Windows 2000 Server to install or start. |
| What steps should you take if you receive media errors? | Use a different CD-ROM drive. If that doesn't work, request a replacement CD-ROM by contacting Microsoft or your vendor. |
| If your CD-ROM drive is not supported, replace the drive or try another method of installation, such as installing over the network. (True or False?) | True. |
| Which steps should you take if you discover that you have insufficient disk space during Setup? | Use the Setup program to create a partition by using existing free space on the hard disk. Reformat an existing partition to create more space. Delete and create partitions as needed to create a partition that is large enough for installation. |
| What should you do if a dependency service fails to start? | Use the Windows 2000 Setup wizard to verify that you installed the correct protocol and network adapter. Verify that the network adapter has been configured properly. |
| Which steps should you take if you cannot connect to the domain controller? | Verify that the domain name is correct and verify that the network adapter card and protocol settings are correct. |
| If Microsoft Windows 2000 Server fails to install or start, verify that Windows 2000 is detecting all the hardware and that all the hardware is on the hardware compatibility list (HCL). (True or False?) | True. |
| What is the difference between the system partition and the boot partition? | The system partition is the partition that holds the files needed to begin the initial load of Windows 2000. The operating system cannot strat unless the system partition is marked as active. The boot partition is where Windows 2000 is installed. If Windows 2000 is installed on the active partition, it is both the boot partition and the system partition. |
