Test 5 (IIS 6.0 & Windows Server 2003)

Windows 2003 and IIS6.0

1. The fundamental core of a computer is its
1. CPU
2. Application
3. RAM
4. OS
2. which of these is not a valid Windows 2003 editions
1. web edition
2. small business server edition
3. standard edition
4. home edition
3. The following edition of Windows2003 is designed  for business-critical and mission-critical applications
1. Web edition
2. Home edition
3. Enterprise edition
4. Datacenter edition
4. An OS  Manages
1. Hardware
2. Software
3. Memory
4. Data
5. None of the above
6. All of the above
5. This feature allows multiple applications to run simultaneously on the same system
1. Multitasking
2. Multithreading
3. Networking
4. Multiprocessing
6. There is no dedicated server in
1. Peer-to-peer network
2. Star network
3. Client-server network
4. None of the above
7. Network computers would not operate without
1. Operating System
2. Network Operating System
3. java
4. None of the above
8. This is the collection of objects in domain
1. Network
2. Workgroup
3. Organized objects
4. All the above


9. Every domain is managed by
1. OS
2. Domain controller
3. Need not be controlled
4.  Third party software is required
10. When installing a network you want to ensure than  an administrator can maintain the network with minimal effort. What type of network  enables this and also ensures that each computer function as both a client and a server
1. Peer to Peer
2. Client-server
3. Star network
4. Mesh network
11. A hierarchical arrangement of Windows 2003 domains that share  a common name is
1. Network
2. Tree
3. Forests
4. Domain
12.  A group of trees that do not share a common name is
1. Network
2. Tree
3. Forests
4. Domain
13. The information about users, computers and network resources are stored in
1. Active Directory
2. Log file
3. Trees
4. Forests
14. The network resources are made available to the users and applications by
1. Server
2. Active Directory
3. Tree
4. Domain
15. Active Directive reduces Total Cost of ownership (TCO)  by implementing
1. Policies
2. Users
3. Trees
4. Forests
16. The following organizational needs are not addressed by Active directory
1. TCO
2. Flexible administration
3. Scalability
4. Simplified administration
5. None of the above


17. The logical structure of Active Directory is
1. Objects, Organizational Units, Domains, Domain Trees, forests
2. Objects, Organizational Units, Domains, Domain Trees, console
3. Objects, Domain Trees, forests
4. Objects, Organizational Units,Domains
18. Use _____________ to create , save and  open administrative tools
1. Microsoft Management Console
2. Microsoft Managed Command
3. IE
4. None of the above
19. ______________ are collection of user and accounts that you can manage as a single unit
1. Domains
2. Groups.
3. Users
4. Files
20. The group scope does not determine
1. The domains from which you can add members to the group
2. The domains in which you can use the group to grant permissions
3. The domains in   which you can nest the group within other groups
4. None of the above
5. All the above
21. Security groups assign
1. To send mail messages to users
2.  User rights and permissions to group of users
3. All the above
4. None of the above

22.  After installing new disk , windows 2003 server recognizes it and configures it as a

a.       Function disk

b.      FAT32 disk

c.       Basic disk

d.      None of the above

23.  This is a Microsoft Management Console snap-in

a.       Partition

b.      FAT

c.       Disk Management

d.      None of the above

24.  Basic disks can have up to

a.      Four Primary Partitions

b.      Only one

c.       No partitions

d.      None of the above

25.  You can use Disk properties by using

a.      Disk Management

b.      Partitions

c.       File

d.      All the above

26. Convert Utility
1. Converts NTFS to FAT32
2. Converts FAT and FAT32 to NFTS
3. Converts Windows 2000 to Windows 2003
4. All the above
27. To create RAID volumes you must use
1. Windows 2003
2. Portioned disk
3. Basic disc
4. Dynamic Disc
28. This is device specialized for file sharing on the network
1. NAS
2. SAN
3. External Array
4. RAID
29. IIS  is a
1. Web application
2. Web service
3. .NET Module
4. Interface
30. IIS runs only on
1. Windows 95 and windows 2003
2. Windows server 2003 and windows XP -64bit edition
3. Windows 95 and windows 98
4. All the above
31. IIS  configuration information and values are stored in
1. Web config file
2. Metabase
3. Metadata
4. Virtual directory
32. In IIS 6.0
1. Access is restricted for Scripts
2. Global.asa events are run as windows user
3. ASP and ASP.NET functionality are disabled by default
4. By default parent paths are enabled
33. This is not an role of WebServer
1. Application Server
2. FTP Server
4. Intranet Web Server
5. Extranet Web Server
34. The major components of the metabase architecture of IIS 6.0 are
1. Application pools
2. Admin Base Objects
3. Security
4. Virtual directory
35. These determine  the primary functions performed by a server in your organization
1. Administrator
2. Server Roles
3. Groups
4. Policies
36. The  FTP requires
1. Port 21 for the FTP control channel and Port 20 fro FTP Data channel
2. Port 8080 for both Control and data channel
3. Port 8080 for FTP Control Channel and Port1521 fro FTP data Channel
4. Does not require Ports for communication
37. This is an extension of the intranet Web Server role
1. Internet Web Server
2. FTP Server
3. Extranet Web Server
4. IIS 6.0
38. The major componet of IIS6.0 architecture are
1. HTTP Protocol Stack
2. FTP Stack
3. Intranet
4. Mail server
39. One of these is not componet of IIS6.0
1. FTP stack
2. HTTP Protocol Stack
3. Worker Process
4. Inetinfo.exe
5. IIS Metabase
40. IIS 6.0 is installed by default on
1. Enterprise Edition
2. Standard Edition
3. DataCenter Edition
4. None of the above
41. This is the key component of Windows 2003 server application platform in which you can deploy Web Applications(ASP Pages)
1. IIS 6.0
2. Additional Web and FTP sites
3. Virtual directories
4. None of the above