3. Itexams.co.uk is your company domain tree which has a child domain named mcse.itexams.co.uk. You configure the Default Domain Controllers Policy object for mcse.itexams.co.uk to audit the success and failure of printing to a printer device that is installed to a server with the domain name of printer.mcse.itexams.co.uk. Few days later, you open the event viewer and you found that there isn't any log associated with that printer. What should you do to configure the auditing properly?

A. Configure the Default Domain Controllers Policy object for itexams.co.uk to audit the success and failure of printing instead of mcse.itexams.co.uk
B. Configure a log file to save the log of the audit results of that printer.
C. Configure printer.mcse.itexams.co.uk to audit the success and failure of printing to that printer.
D. Configure mcse.itexams.co.uk to audit the success and failure of printing to that printer.

To audit an object such as file, directory, or printer, you need to enable the auditing at the object itself as well as configure an appropriate Group policy object to audit that object. In this case, you have configured a Group Policy Object at the domain controller, but you haven't enabled the auditing at the printer yet. The printer server domain name is printer.mcse.itexams.co.uk but not mcse.itexams.co.uk.

Answer: C

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8. Which of the following is use to force the policy that define user desktop settings to apply to the network immediately at windows 2000 command prompt?

A. Secedit /refreshpolicy MACHINE_POLICY
B. Secedit /refreshpolicy USER_POLICY
C. Refresh MACHINE_POLICY
D. Refresh USER_POLICY

There is no such command called refresh in Windows 2000 command prompt. To apply the policy that define user related configurations, you should use the secedit /refreshpolicy USER_POLICY command.

From Microsoft Documentation:

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To refresh Group Policy immediately

Click Start and then click Run to open the Run dialog box.
To refresh policies under the Computer Configuration node, type the following and then click OK:
secedit /refreshpolicy MACHINE_POLICY

To refresh policies under the User Configuration node, type the following and then click OK:
secedit /refreshpolicy USER_POLICY

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Answer: B

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

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