4. You setup a computer with dual boot option to boot Windows NT Workstation 4.0 and Windows 2000 Professional. You format both of your drive C: and D: with NTFS, Windows 2000 Professional is installed in Drive D: and Windows NT Workstation 4.0 is installed in Drive C: . Users will use this computer to run some applications in Windows NT Workstation 4.0 and some in Windows 2000 Professional. As your Drive C: will be running out of disk space soon, you decide to prevent users to add any more files to drive C: Which of the following is the best way to accomplish your task?

A.Convert the NT 4.0 Partition to NTFS 5.0 and then set the default disk quota value so that users cannot write anymore files to that partition.
B. Use NTFS permissions to assign only read permission to users from both of the operating system to Drive C: and make sure that all NT system temp folder is reconfigure to drive D:
C. Use EFS to encrypt the drive so that users can no longer write to that drive.
D. Format the NT 4 partition and reload NT 4
E. Use NTFS permissions to assign only read permission to users from both of the operating system to Drive C: and make sure that all NT users temp folder is reconfigure to drive D:

By default, NTFS in the Windows NT 4.0 partition will be upgraded to NTFS 5.0 when you install Windows 2000 Professional. Even you set the quota in the disk, NT 4.0 will still permit user to use the hard disk space, so A is not the answer. EFS only encrypt files but it won't prevent users from writing to that hard disk. Beside file that written by users to the hard disk, temporally files may be written to the hard disk using the user account. For this question, the requirement is to prevent users from writing any files, so we should make sure that user temp folder is reconfigure as well. System temp folder is used by the Operating system no matter who log on to the computer it is nothing to do with users.

Answer: E

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8. Your are the Network Administrator for a company that has 2 Windows 2000 Server and 100 Windows 2000 Professional. You share one of your printers that attached to Windows 2000 Professional computer to everyone. While a user try to print to that shared printer, his print job failed to print. You investigate the Windows 2000 Professional that shared the printer and found that Drive C: is running out of disk space but Drive D: still has 20 GB of free disk space. What should you do to remedy this problem?

A. Reboot the computer so that the spool files will be deleted automatically.
B. Create a folder in drive D: and then change the Spool folder location to that folder by using the Advanced tab under the print server properties page.
C. Set the disk quotas for system account to have higher limit.
D. Stop the spooler services and then delete the file under C:\winnt\system32\spool\printers and then start the spooler services again.
E. Uncheck the Keep printed documents option at the Advanced printer properties page.

Spool file will not be deleted even you reboot your computer. This problem is due to the physical hard disk space, so quotas management won't help. Deleting the spooled files will not help as you will need to print again later and the spool file will be back. You can uncheck the keep printed documents option at the advanced printer properties to prevent the document you print being saved and causing the hard disk full, however this is not the best answer as that feature may need to be turned on in certain case. Relocating the spooler folder is a good idea since we have plenty of disk space on D:.

Answer: B

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