14. Your company has a Windows 2000 domain called itexams.co.uk, 500 Windows 2000 Professional computers, and 10 Windows 2000 Servers. MCSE is a web server in your company and is part of the itexams.co.uk domain. In addition, your company has a proxy server which connect the local computers to internet.You want to allow your local users to use Internet explorer 5.5 to connect directly to MCSE as well as any other hosts in your local intranet rather than going through some redirection. How can you accomplish this task?

A. Configure the Internet Explorer 5.5 to by pass proxy server for local addresses and add *.itexams.co.uk to the exception list.
B. Add itexams.co.uk to the domain suffix search order setting in all of the computers.
C. Add MCSE to the domain suffix search order setting in all of the computers.
D. Disable the proxy server setting in the Internet Explorer 5.5.

To avoid going through a proxy server while you are at intranet, you can configure the by pass proxy server for local addresses in the internet explorer. If you connect to your local resources via the proxy server, it may slow down the access as it take time for the proxy server to redirect you, and in certain case, you may need extra permission to access a host via the proxy server compare to accessing it directly. Domain suffix search order allow you to use a shortcut rather than the Fully Qualify Domain Name of the host for example, you may use mcse rather than mcse.itexams.co.uk to access to the MCSE host while you are at your web browser.

Answer: A
References:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/wiz4_12.htm
Microsoft Official Curriculum, Implementing Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional and Server, module 2: Configuring the Windows 2000 Environment, Page 41.

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15. Your company has a Windows 2000 domain called itexams.co.uk, 500 Windows 2000 Professional computers, and 10 Windows 2000 Servers. MCSE is a web server in your company and is part of the itexams.co.uk domain. In addition, your company has a proxy server which connect the local computers to internet.You want to allow your local users to use Internet explorer 5.5 to connect to intranet site by using the URL http://MCSE rather than its Fully Qualify Domain Name. How can you accomplish this task?

A. Configure the Internet Explorer 5.5 to by pass proxy server for local addresses and add *.itexams.co.uk to the exception list.
B. Add itexams.co.uk to the domain suffix search order setting in all of the computers.
C. Add MCSE to the domain suffix search order setting in all of the computers.
D. Disable the proxy server setting in the Internet Explorer 5.5.

From Microsoft Documentation:
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If you want to be able to reference a Web server by using a shorter version of its address that doesn't include the domain, you can use a domain name suffix. For example, a Web server named sample.microsoft.com can be referenced as sample; the same content can also be accessed by entering http://sample.microsoft.com or http://sample.
To set this up, you must add the domain suffix to the TCP/IP properties domain suffix search order by carrying out the following steps:
Right-click the Network Neighborhood icon, and then click Properties.
Click TCP/IP, and then click Properties.
Click the DNS Configuration tab, and then in the Domain Suffix Search Order area, add the information you want.
It's important to set up security zones correctly for this configuration. By default, the URL without dots (http://sample) is considered to be in the Local Intranet zone, while the URL with dots (http://sample.microsoft.com) is considered to be in the Internet zone. Therefore, when you use such a configuration and there is no proxy server bypass to clearly assign the content to the proper zone, you need to change the zone settings.
Depending on whether the content accessed by the domain suffix is to be considered as intranet or Internet content, you need to assign the ambiguous site URLs to the appropriate zones. To assign URLs such as http://sample to the Internet zone, clear the Include all local (intranet) sites not listed in other zones check box for the Local Intranet zone, and include the site in the site list for the zone.

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Answer: B

References:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/security.htm
http://www.microsoft.com/TechNet/win2000/win2ksrv/reskit/tcpch06.asp

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26. You are the Network Administrator for a company remote office that is isolated from the main office. Recenlty, the main office ship some of the computers which had been used for some time in the main office to your remote office. All of the computers are installed with Windows 2000 Professional and TCP/IP is the only protocol installed. As your management wants you to connect all PCs to Internet, you order a MODEM and install it to one of the PC and then setup Internet connection sharing. After that, user in that computer report to you that they no longer can access to the share files located in other PCs in the network. You check the TCP/IP setting in one of the computers and found that they are set to obtain IP address automatically while they are in Main office. What should you do to solve the problem?

A. Disable the Internet Connection Sharing
B. Use IPCONFIG to release and to renew the IP address of the PC that enable Internet Connection sharing.
C. Configure the Network Card of the Internet Connection Sharing PC to obtain an IP address from the ISP.
D. Use IPCONFIG to release and to renew the IP address of the rest of the PCs
E. Configure the rest of the PCs to obtain IP Address automatically
F. Problem cannot be solved as by default, the PC that enable Internet Connection Sharing will loose the connectivity to the local network.

When a computer is setup to share the internet connection, its network card IP address will be set to 192.168.0.1 and a simple DHCP service will be installed in that computer so that it can assigned IP address range from 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.254 to client computers that request for IP. When all PCs was in the Main Office, they are assigned with a range of IP addresses by their DHCP server in the Main Office, this IP addresses might be using different network address with 192.168.0.0. As a results, the ICS computer will fail to communicate with all of the computers until they renew their IP address from DHCP server. To renew their IP address immediately, we have to use the Ipconfig /release and then Ipconfig /renew command. After that, all computers in the network will be able to communicate with the ICS computer and use the internet.

Answer: D

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

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30. You are the Network Administrator for a company remote office that is isolated from the main office. The remote office has 10 Windows 2000 Professional installed in each PCs. Your Main office recently launch a new VPN server to allow all the remote office access to the Main Office network resources with a cheaper solution as most of the remote office are located overseas. How do you setup the VPN client in Windows 2000 Professional assuming that you already have an Internet connection?

A. Install Avential VPN client and configure the IP address of the VPN server.
B. At the Network and dial-up connections from the setting menu, make new connection, and then select connect to a private network.
C. At the Network and dial-up connections from the setting menu, make new connection, and then select connect to a private network through the internet.
D. At the Network and dial-up connections from the setting menu, choose Local Area connection and then click the properties and then install the VPN client.

There are five types of network and dial-up connections, for more information about their function, visit the reference link:

Answer: C

References:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/connection_types.htm
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/howto_conn_vpn.htm

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