MCAD/MCSD C# (r) .NET ™ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide (Exams 70-315, 70-316, 70-320)
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All-in-One is all you need! This authoritative reference offers complete coverage of all material on MCAD/MCSD Visual C# .NET certification exams 70-315, 70-316, and 70-320. You’ll find exam objectives at the beginning of each chapter, helpful exam tips, end-of-chapter practice questions, and photographs and illustrations. The bonus CD-ROM contains a testing engine with questions found only on the CD. This comprehensive guide not only helps you pass this challenging exam, but will also serve as an invaluable on-the-job reference.
Book Info
Authoritative reference offers complete coverage of all material on the MCSD C# certification exam. Includes exam objectives, helpful exam tips, and practice exam questions. CD-ROM included.
About the Author
Marjorie Rempel is a Microsoft Certified Trainer working as a corporate instructor for Learnix Limited. Since the mid 1990’s, Marjorie has enjoyed designing and programming in Object Oriented Programming languages. Her expertise ranges from front-end applications to distributed back-end solutions. C# and VB.NET have been added to her repertoire of languages that provide well-defined multiple tiered applications.
Kenneth Lind is currently working as a trainer for one of the largest privately owned CTEC’s in Canada. With nearly twenty years of experience with computers, Kenneth has built a strong and varied background in the computer field. His background includes system design and support for many different network and computer operating systems and applications, as well as hardware service, network administration, support, and software development in C, C++, Java, SQL, and in Visual Basic.
QUESTION 1
You work as the network administrator at Certkiller .com. The Certkiller .com
network consists of a single Active Directory domain named Certkiller .com. All
servers on the Certkiller .com network run Windows Server 2003 and all client
computers run Windows XP Professional.
Certkiller .com has made several Windows XP Professional computers available for
clients to browse the Internet while waiting for meetings. You have configured these
computers to automatically log on a user named Client. You now need to prevent
these users from modifying the configuration or functionality of Internet Explorer.
You need to ensure that these restrictions are not applied to Certkiller .com
employees and their client computers.
What should you do?
A. Configure a Group Policy object (GPO) with the appropriate user and computer policy
settings, place all public computers and the Client user account into an OU, and then
link the GPO to this OU.
B. Configure a Group Policy object (GPO) with the appropriate user and computer policy
settings, place all public computers into an OU, and then link the GPO to this OU.
C.
Configure a Group Policy object (GPO) with the appropriate user and computer policy
settings, place the Client user account into an OU, link the GPO to this OU, and
enable loopback processing mode.
D. Configure a Group Policy object (GPO) with the appropriate user and computer policy
settings, place the Client user account into an OU, and then link the GPO to this OU.
Answer: A
Explanation: A GPO contains computer-specific policies that are found under the
Computer Configuration node, and user-specific policies that are found under the
User Configuration node. Computer-specific policies target computer accounts and
user-specific policies target user accounts. For this scenario, you can configure some
restrictions on Internet Explorer in computer-specific policies, and some restrictions
can be configured in user-specific policies. You should therefore configure both
user-specific and computer-specific policies in a GPO and apply the GPO to both
the Client user object and the public computers.
Incorrect Answers:
B: If you linked the GPO to an OU that only contains the computer objects, then only the
computer-specific policies would be applied.
C: If you enabled loopback in a GPO and linked it to an OU that contains only user
objects, then the loopback policy, as well as all the other computer-specific policies in
the GPO would have no effect, and only the user specific policies in that GPO would be
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applied.
D: If you linked the GPO to an OU that only contains the Client user object, then only
the user-specific policies would be applied.
QUESTION 2
You work as the network engineer at Certkiller .com. The Certkiller .com network
consists of a single Active Directory domain named Certkiller .com. The Certkiller .com
network is set up in a single Active Directory site that contains 2,000 users. All
servers on the Certkiller .com network run Windows Server 2003 and all client
computers run Windows 2000 Professional.
The Certkiller .com network contains four domain controllers named
Certkiller -DC01, Certkiller -DC02, Certkiller -DC03, and Certkiller -DC04,
as well as a member server named Certkiller -SR07.
You have previously created organizational units (OUs) named Sales, Marketing,
and Finance. You are required to configure custom Web browser settings in the
Group Policy settings for users.
What should you do?
A. Open the Group Policy Object Editor console and click on User Configuration
Software Settings.
B. Open the Group Policy Object Editor console and click on System User Profiles from
User Configuration Administrative Templates.
C. Open the Group Policy Object Editor console and click on Internet Explorer
Maintenance URLs from User Configuration Windows Settings.
D. Open the Group Policy Object Editor console and click on Security Settings from
Computer Configuration Windows Settings.
Answer: C
Explanation: To configure custom Web browser settings for users, you should first
open the Group Policy Object Editor. In the console tree, click on Internet Explorer
Maintenance, and then click on URLs from the User Configuration Windows
Settings.
Incorrect Answers:
A: The User Configuration Software Settings are used to assign properties for
Software Installation onto users’ computers.
B: The User Configuration Administrative Templates are used to assign properties for
Windows Components, Start Menu and Task Bar, Desktop, Control Panel, Shared
Folders, Network, and System.
D: The Computer Configuration Windows Settings are used to assign startup and
shutdown scripts to computers and assign security settings.
QUESTION 3
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You work as the network engineer at Certkiller .com. The Certkiller .com network
consists of a single Active Directory domain named Certkiller .com. All servers on the
Certkiller .com network run Windows Server 2003. Half the client computers run
Windows 2000 Professional, and the rest run Windows XP Professional.
The Certkiller .com network contains a single domain controller named
Certkiller -DC01, and 2000 client computers.
You have previously created organizational units (OUs) that contain only user
accounts named Sales, Marketing, Finance, and IT. You have also created an OU
named QC that contains only computer accounts of the QC department.
An employee in the IT, named Rory Allen, requires access to computers in the QC
department from time to time. Rory Allen’s user account belongs to the IT OU.
Remote desktop sharing is disabled and the disk quota limit is set to 100 MB in a
Group Policy object (GPO) that is linked to the QC OU. In a GPO linked to the IT
OU, remote desktop sharing is enabled and the disk quota limit is set to 200 MB.
You need to ensure that the computer’s settings to override the settings applied to
Rory Allen’s user account when he logs on to a computer in the QC department.
What should you do?
A. You should import settings from the GPO linked to the QC OU, to the GPO linked to
the IT OU.
B. Enable Group Policy loopback processing and select the Replace mode.
C. You should import settings from the GPO linked to the IT OU, to the GPO linked to
the QC OU.
D. Enable Group Policy loopback processing and select the Merge mode.
Answer: B
Explanation: User settings should not be applied to a departmental computer. The
replace mode for Group Policy loopback processing allows the settings in the User
Configuration portion of the of a GPO applied to a computer to override the
settings in the User Configuration portion of a GPO applied to a user logging on to
the computer. Loopback processing is supported for computers running Microsoft
Windows 2000 or above. Loopback processing is an Active Directory feature, so the
computer and user accounts must be in Active Directory.
Incorrect Answers:
A: Using this option would cause the IT OU user settings to be permanently overwritten.
C: Using this option would cause the QC OU user settings to be permanently
overwritten.
D: the merge mode for Group Policy loopback processing
merges settings from the User Configuration portion of the GPOs associated with the
user logging on to a computer with the settings in the User Configuration portion of the
GPO associated with the computer account. If there is conflict between the user GPO
settings and the computer GPO settings, the computer GPO settings prevail.
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