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100 % questions from here ....
1 new simulation..
Good luck!
and help me im going to write coimg 27
Score 850
40 questions
9 question is simulation
Each question is 25 marks
THANKS
Dumps an labs posted in the forum is enough
Have fun pussys!
and if u have some problem.?someday maybe i can help u.good luck
Can somebody please help me on this exam. I need dump for this, please send it to momongklong@yahoo.com
There were three simulations concerning GPO's
1. One was about setting the log retention and it takes you to the window from where it has to be done. It tells you that the logs have to retained for system, applications and security but only security log has to be retained fro 7 days and the other two have to be editted manually. So all you have to do is select the log retention settings for Security and go into its properties and define 7 and a popup will come up asking you if you want to define it in days and you click yes. Then you click on the properties for log retention rules for system and applications and configure them for manual editing. It will give you a warning saying that do so can cause problems but just click yes on it. It warns you because if you forget to edit the logs then it will mess up the monitoring.
2. Then there was one in which you are instructed to use GPO's to distribute a software. It was Very simple. The simulation starts in the Group Policy Editor Window and all you have to do is right click the software folder under user, select new> package, the brose window will open up and the .msi file will be showing in it, select the file and press ok. The question says that the software should be available to the users to install whwnever they please so this means you have to publish the .msi file instead of assigning it because assigning a file would be a Group Policy object and would result in the application being installed the next time t he user logs in and the decision to do so will not be at the users disposal.
3. One simulation was about setting disk quotas and making an exception for one user from the quota. Then there was about disk partitioning, I had was given 160GB of free space and was told to make a drive of 80gb and leave room for future expansion so I made an extended partition with the entire space and made a logical partition of 80gbs.
4. There was one about backup. Basically that there is a server and it has a Normal backup on Saturday, differential on monday & wednesday and incremental on friday. So the computer crashes and you need to restore it to the most recent version.
5. There was one about this user Max who is the administrator of a group and is leaving for vacation and you have to prevent users from logging on to the domain from his computer and make sure that when Max comes back he can rejoin the domain with very little administrative effort. So I simply disabled the computer account in Active Directory Users and Computer. It actually tells you that you have to do it from Active Directory Users and Computers.
6. There was one in which I was shown the disk management window and there were 6 volumes and the question was to identify which of the volumes can fail at the same time but leave the system operational after reboot. Its oddly worded but basically it was asking me which volumes had a fault tolerance. There were Raid-%, Striped and Mirrored sets so I selected volumes 6 and 7. The 6th volume was a part of a mirror set but wasnt the boot partition and the 7th partition was a part of a Raid-5 set.
Unfortunately these are all that I can remember now. But if asked to grade the exam for difficulty, I would say it wasnt difficult at all.
Cheers,
Mukhtar