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Slide 2: 070-222 QUESTION 1 Your network has two Windows NT 4.0 domains. DHCP, DNS, Certificate Services, and WINS are running on one of the BDC's in your network. You want to perform a migration that will restructure the Windows NT 4.0 environment into a pristine Windows 2000 environment. The envisioned Windows 2000 environment must contain only the services necessary for a successful migration of user accounts, groups, and computer services. Which two services should you install in the envisioned Windows 2000 environment? (Choose two.) A. Windows 2000 Certificate Services B. Windows 2000 DNS C. Windows 2000 DHCP D. Windows 2000 WINS Answer: B, C Explanation: Windows 2000 relies on DNS (Domain Name System) for name resolution. The client computers don't have static IP addresses so you would need a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server to give out IP configurations to the client computers. Incorrect Answers A: Certificate Services are not required for the migration of user accounts. D: Windows 2000 uses DNS not WINS for name resolution. QUESTION 2 Certkiller is in the process of migrating to Windows 2000. You are responsible for supporting desktop client computers. There are 500 Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computers and 275 Windows 98 computers on your network that must be upgraded to Windows 2000 Professional. A server named CORPSRV is running DHCP, DNS and WINS services. A user named Stephen, in the accounting department, cannot log on to the Windows 2000 domain from his Windows 98 computer. This computer is running Directory Services Client. Other users on Stephen's subnet can successfully log on. What can you do to enable Stephen to log on successfully? A. Add a reverse lookup entry for Stephen's computer in the DNS database. B. Configure Stephen's computer to obtain an IP address automatically from a DHCP server. C. Configure the DNS server for WINS lookup. D. Verify that Stephen's computer supports Kerberos authentication. Answer: B Explanation: The most likely problem is that Stephens computer is configured with a static IP address that is not valid for the subnet. Configuring Stephens's computer
Slide 3: 070-222 to obtain an IP address automatically from a DHCP server will ensure that he has a correct IP configuration and is able to communicate the servers. Incorrect Answers A: You do not need reverse lookup entries in the DNS database for the client computers. C: The Windows 98 computer is capable of querying DNS for the IP address of the servers. D: Stephens's computer will log on to the PDC emulator and therefore does not need to support Kerberos authentication. QUESTION 3 Answer:
Slide 4: 070-222 Explanation: When upgrading an NT network with multiple domains, you should upgrade the domain containing the accounts first. In this case, the Corp domain should be upgraded first. Next, the resource domains need to be restructured as subordinate (child) domains of the Corp domain. This will ensure a contiguous namespace as required in the question. QUESTION 4 Answer:
Slide 5: 070-222 Explanation: You want to configure secure updates and provide fault tolerance. For fault tolerance, you need at least two DNS servers. The first step is make the current DNS server active directory integrated. This needs to be enabled on the forward and reverse lookup zones. Secure updates need to be enabled on the forward and reverse lookup zones. When all this is done, you need to create a second DNS server. The forward and reverse lookup zones need to be integrated with the existing Active Directory integrated zones. QUESTION 5 You upgrade all the computers in your domain to Windows 2000. Next, you implement Group Policies. Users now report an increase in the time required to log on to the domain. What should you do to reduce the amount of time they need to log on? (Choose all that apply.) A. Override the user-based Group Policies with computer-based Group Policies. B. Minimize the number of Group Policy objects associated with users in Organizational Units. C. Disable the unused parts of the Group Policy object. D. Select the Force Override chech box for all appropriate Group Policies. Answer: B, C Explanation: Group Policies take time to process, so the more policies you have, the longer it will take to log on. For this reason, Group Policies should be minimized. Unused parts of a Group Policy can be disabled to improve processing time. Incorrect Answers A: The user-based policies are likely to be required and cannot be replaced with computer-based policies. D: This will not reduce the time needed to process the policies.
Slide 6: 070-222 QUESTION 6 You perform a domain upgrade. Users in the domain are not assigned individual client computers. You need to ensure that all users receive the appropriate My Documents folder, no matter which computer they use to log on to the Domain. What should you do? A. Use a System Policy to redirect the folder to a system share. B. Create a network share for each user and map a drive to that share. C. Use a Group Policy to redirect the folder to a network share. D. Use the Active Directory Users and Computers console to redirect the folder to a network share. E. Create a network share for all users and create a subfolder for each user. Map a drive to each subfolder. Answer: C Explanation: You can create a Group Policy that redirects the My Documents folder to a network share. This policy should be applied to all users. This will ensure that whichever computer they log on to, the My Documents folder will point to the network share. Incorrect Answers A: System Policies are used for Windows NT computers, not Windows 2000 computers. B: Creating a network share for each user and mapping a drive to that share is not an easy way of doing it. The mapped drives would have to be created on every computer for every user. D: The Active Directory Users and Computers console is not used to redirect folders, although you can use this to get to the group policy editor to create a group policy. E: The mapped drives would have to be created on every computer for every user, similar to answer B. QUESTION 7 Mullen Textiles is a global manufacturing company that has offices in New York and Tokyo. The company has two Windows NT 4.0 domains named USA and JAPAN. The USA domain trusts the JAPAN domain, and the JAPAN domain trusts the USA domain. Users from one domain often access resources in the other domain. Each domain contains a mix of Windows 2000 Server computers, Windows NT Server 4.0 computers, Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computers, and Windows 98 computers. You are upgrading to Windows 2000. Prior to upgrading any domains to Windows 2000, you delete the explicit trusts between USA and JAPAN. You create a new domain named mullentextiles.local. You upgrade the PDC of the USA domain and name the domain usa.mullentextiles.local. You join this new domain to the mullentextiles.local tree. You upgrade the PDC of the JAPAN domain and name the domain japan.mullentextiles.local. You join this new domain to the mullentextiles.local tree. You want all users to be able to access resources from any client computer. What
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