6. You are the network administrator for a company that has 3 Windows 2000 Server named mcsa.test.com mcse.test.com and mcsa.com, and 55 computers that have the dual boot option to boot to either Windows 2000 Professional or Windows NT 4.0 Workstation. All the users are configured to use roaming profile. One of the Windows 2000 Professional user, named Gary install a printer which is shared from a Windows 2000 Server and successfully printed several pages of his word document. The next day Gary come in, he start his computer and choose Windows NT 4.0 Workstation from the operating system option screen, after he log on to the domain,
he try to print some document, however he fail to print any document. When you inspect that PC, you notice that the network printer is in his profile. You want to allow Gary to print his jobs to that printer from any Windows 2000 Professional or Windows NT Workstation 4.0 in the network. How can you accomplish this task?

A. Add the NT 4.0 printer driver to the Server that share the printer.
B. Install the printer to all PCs.
C. Implement Group Policy.
D. Implement local profile for Gary.

You can use Windows 2000 Professional Profile in Windows NT Workstation 4.0. However, if Windows NT 4.0 printer driver for the printer you install in the server is not added to the server, you will not able to print to that printer from any Windows NT 4.0 PC. After you add the NT 4.0 printer drivers to the Print Server, your Windows NT 4.0 will automatically download the printer driver and do the point and print action.

Answer: A

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7. You log on to a laptop with your local administrator account and trying to change a local user profile from local to roaming. However the option for roaming profile for that user is grey in colour and disable. You want to enable the local computer users on that laptop to download their profile from the network. How can you accomplish this task?

A. Log on to the laptop using your domain administrator account and then change user profile to roaming from local.
B. Log on to the laptop using your domain administrator account and then change user profile to roaming from local.
C. Log on to the laptop using the local administrator, and then use the user and passwords applet in control panel to set the user profile path to a network share folder.
D. When that laptop is connected to network, log on to the laptop using the user account and then change the user profile to roaming.

From Microsoft documentation

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To set up a roaming user profile
7. Set up the network share to store user profiles on a server.
8. Configure the folder as a shared folder.
9. Open the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in and navigate to the specific node where the user's properties exist.
10. Right-click the user's name and click Properties on the shortcut menu.
11. Click the Profile tab.
12. For the profile path, type in the path to the network share where the user profiles are to be stored. For example, for a user whose network name is MaryK, the following path, \\NetworkShare\Profiles\MaryK, would create a directory called MaryK in the Profiles share on the server used to store user profiles.
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The above guideline is for those user account that is in domain, it is provided for reference only. When your user profile path is set to none, the roaming profile option will never be enable. When you set the user profile path to a network location then the roaming profile will automatically set.

Answer C:

References:

http://www.microsoft.com/TechNet/win2000/dguide/chapt-24.asp

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13. You are working on a English (US) edition of Windows 2000 Professional computer named mcsa.test.com to write a document by using a 16-bit DOS character-based program. As the document will be used in German, you decided to install the German language by using the Regional Options applet in the control panel. However you cannot type in any German characters even after you install the input locale. What should you do?

A. Set the German Language as default input locales using the Regional Options applet and then continue to type your document.
B. Install the German edition of Windows 2000 Professional.
C. Save your work and then exit your dos program. After that, select German input locale by using the locale indicator on the taskbar, and restart the dos program. Then open your file and continue writing your document with German language.
D. You need to reboot your computer before you can use the new setting.
E. You need to logoff and logon again before you can use the new setting.

You must choose the input locales you want to use before you start a 16-bit Dos character-based program. For 32-bits program, you can switch to any input locales that is already installed while you are typing in that program. You can use the input locales that you installed immediately by using the input locales selection at the task bar.

Answer C:

References:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/language_input_locale_first.htm

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26. You deploy accounting software to 200 Windows 2000 Professional computers in the Sales OU by assigning the accounting.msi file to the Group Policy Object belong to the Sales OU. Non of the computers able to install the package because the installation aborted in some point with different errors produced. What should you do to solve this problem?

A. Install the software manually.
B. Repackage the accounting.msi file and redeploy it to the GPO.
C. Repackage the accounting.mst file and redeploy it to the GPO.
D. Restart the Windows Installer Service in the computers that failed to install the software.
E. Restart the Windows Installer Service in the computers that hold the GPO.

Windows Installer provides administrators with the ability to assign applications to certain users or computers based on OU membership. Administrator set up this by using the GPO. .Msi files are basically a file the describe how the software should be install under certain condition. In this case, the .msi file is not working properly as all computers fail to install the package. To solve this problem, we need to repackage the .msi and then redeploy it.

Answer: B

http://www.microsoft.com/TechNet/win2000/inttips.asp
http://www.microsoft.com/TechNet/prodtechnol/windows2000serv/maintain/featusability/inmnwp.asp

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