70-296: Planning and Maintaining Windows Server 2003 Environment Flashcards
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Which Windows Server 2003 service translates NetBIOS names to IP addresses and is required in networks that still use legacy Windows applications relying on NetBIOS name resolution?
Answer: WINS
Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) provides NetBIOS name-to-IP address resolution, which is required by legacy Windows applications that use NetBIOS naming rather than DNS.
You need to ensure a Windows Server 2003 volume can survive the failure of any single disk. You have exactly 2 disks available. Which disk configuration should you implement?
Answer: Mirrored volume (RAID-1)
A mirrored volume (RAID-1) duplicates data across exactly 2 disks, providing fault tolerance against a single-disk failure with 50% storage efficiency.
A Windows Server 2003 DHCP server is not issuing addresses to clients. You verify the DHCP service is running. What is the most likely cause?
Answer: The DHCP scope is not authorized in Active Directory
In a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory domain, DHCP servers must be authorized in Active Directory before they can issue IP addresses; an unauthorized DHCP server will not respond to client requests.
You want to configure a Windows Server 2003 print server to manage 20 printers for 300 users. Which MMC snap-in is the primary tool for managing printers on a Windows Server 2003 print server?
Answer: Computer Management
Computer Management includes the Print Management node in Windows Server 2003, allowing administrators to manage printers, queues, and drivers on local and remote print servers.
Which Windows Server 2003 feature allows an administrator to take point-in-time snapshots of volumes so that users can recover previous versions of files without administrator involvement?
Answer: Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS)
Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) creates point-in-time snapshots of shared volumes, enabling users to access the 'Previous Versions' tab to self-recover accidentally deleted or modified files.
You are designing a Windows Server 2003 network for a company with three physical locations. Which DNS zone type should you use to allow all DNS servers at each location to accept dynamic updates?
Answer: Active Directory Integrated zone
Active Directory Integrated zones use multi-master replication through Active Directory, allowing any domain controller running DNS to accept dynamic updates and replicate changes to all other DNS servers.
A Windows Server 2003 server running IIS 6.0 is not serving web pages. The World Wide Web Publishing Service is running. What should you check next?
Answer: Whether the application pool assigned to the website is running
IIS 6.0 introduced application pools; if the application pool assigned to the website is stopped or crashed, the website will not serve pages even though the WWW service is running.