11. Your are a system administrator for a company named MCSE Training Ltd. Your company has a network application named MCSE70-215 used by many users running Windows 2000 Professional in the network. MCSE70-215 program files are stored and shared in a Windows 2000 Server located in your network. When MCSE70-215 is executed from the shared folder, the program has to be transferred to the client computer via the network. What should you do to reduce the network traffic generated by MCSE70-215 when it is executed? (Choose Two)

A. At MCSE70-215 shared folder, set automatic caching for programs.
B. At MCSE70-215 shared folder, set automatic caching for documents.
C. At MCSE70-215 folder, set the file permission to allow read and write.
D. At MCSE70-215 folder, set the file permission to allow read only.

From Microsoft Documentation:
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If you want every file in a shared folder to be available offline but you don't want to create a large amount of network traffic, choose Automatic Caching for Programs. This option is perfect for network programs that people start from your shared folder.

For example, someone can start a program installed in a shared network folder and continue using the program even when disconnected from the shared folder. Network programs that are cached on a computer generally start and run faster than those on the network. The system need not wait for a response from the network every time the program starts.
When you use Automatic Caching for Programs, be careful to restrict permissions on the files contained in the shared folder to read-only.
Automatic Caching for Programs reduces network use by letting people open network files without locking them for exclusive use. Two people can start programs saved on a network drive at the same time, increasing the performance of network programs. They can also update files simultaneously if those files are not read-only. You should not use Automatic Caching for Programs for shared folders that contain files that can be changed.
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As describes by the above document, files inside a folder must be set to read-only when automatic caching for programs is configured for that folder.

Answer: A, D

References:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/advanced/help/file_srv_csc_and_shares.htm

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20. You are a Network Administrator for a company that has 100 Windows 2000 Professional computers and 5 Windows 2000 Advanced Server computers. Your company hosts their web site (www.mcse70-215.com) at one of the Windows 2000 Advanced Servers named 70-215-SVR using IIS 5.0 installed with default option. There are several web developers using FrontPage 2000 to develop the web content at home and need to update the content directly via Internet at home. To accomplish this task, You decide to use the Front Page server extension. Which of the following should you do? (Choose two)

A. Open the Internet Services Manager MMC and then configure the server extensions for www.mcse70-215.com web site by selecting Configure Server Extensions from the All Tasks menu.
B. Assign the developers to the 70-215-SVR authors group so that they can amend the web pages.
C. Install the Front Page 2000 Extensions by using the Add/Remove Program applet in Control Panel.
D. Assign the developers to the 70-215-SVR Admins group so that they can amend the web pages.

The FrontPage Server Extensions make the life of Web developers easier by adding sophisticated functionality into the Web sites. One of the important functionalities is that, it allows a web developer to update the web pages directly without having them to download files in to their local computer, amend the files and then upload the files to the web server. This, however requires that you have a Front Page client, such as FrontPage client versions 1.1, FrontPage 97, FrontPage 98, and FrontPage 2000.

By default, the FrontPage 2000 Server Extensions is installed in to your Windows 2000 Server, hence you do not need to install it again. However, the server extension is not automatically configured for the entire web sites or virtual directories you have created. To configure the Server Extensions, you have to open the Internet Services Manager (The Front page MMC snap-in is integrated with this MMC) and then point your mouse to the virtual directory or web site you want to enable the server extensions, for this case, the www.mcse70-215.com , then right click the mouse and then select Configure Server Extensions from the All task menu. There are three groups that will be created after you have configured the server extension, normally started with the server name and then follow by "browsers", "Admins" or "Authors". For examples, if your server name is 70-215-SVR then the following groups "70-215-SVR browsers", "70-215-SVR Admins" and "70-215-SVR Authors" will be created. The browsers group only has the right to access the web pages, the authors group has the right to modify the pages and the admins group has the right to administrate the web site. For this case, we want to allow the web developers to amend the pages, hence we should assign them to the 70-215-SVR Authors group.

Answer: A,B

References:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/advanced/help/permissionsmodel.htm - Permission model in front page
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/advanced/help/wheretofindfpsnapincomponents.htm
- FrontPage MMC Snap-in
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/advanced/help/advantageusingfpse.htm

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25. Your IIS 5.0 Server is using W3C Extended Log File format. Everyday, the system started to create a new daily log at the midnight of the GMT rather than your local midnight time. How can you set your system to start the log file at your 12.00 midnight local time? (Choose the best answer)

A. Change your log format to W3C Extended Log File Format
B. Change your log format to Microsoft IIS Log Format
C. Change your log format to NCSA Common Log File Format
E. Change your log format to ODBC Logging
F. Change your Computer time.
G. Enable the "Use local time for file naming and roller" checkbox when configuring the log.

From Microsoft IIS 5.0 Documentation:
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Different log formats use different time zones for the basis of times listed in the logs. W3C Extended format uses Universal Time Coordinate (UTC), formerly called Greenwich Mean Time. The other formats use local time. The times listed in log files reflect the time the server uses to process requests and responses. These times do not reflect network travel time to the client, or client processing time.
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If you use W3C Extended Log File format, your log file will be started to collect data at 12.00 midnight of GMT rather than your 12.00 midnight local time. However, you can force the log to use your local time by checking the Use local time for file naming and roller checkbox when you configure the log. Changing the log format to other log formats may help, but they are not the best answer because the chosen log format, W3C Extended Log File, may gather some information you desired which may not be available at other log formats.

Answer: G

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