Windows NT
A company has a department that consists of 15 engineers. The engineers have data that needs to be accessible only to their own team. The department continually has engineers arriving and departing, and it is difficult to identify a single administrator for the department Which model would be the best for this situation?

A master domain mode, with each engineer trusting the master domain and the data stored on the server
A workgroup mode, with each engineer administering his or her own computer
A complete trust mode, with each engineer's computer trusting the other engineer's computers
A single domain mode, with all data kept on the controller for the domain
None of these

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Windows NT
Assume that all users are members of the ACE domain and that most of the resources exist in the PUBS and CAD domains. You are a user with administrator rights in all domains. How would you allow users to access all of the resources, with a minimum set of trust relationships?

None of these
Establish one-way trust relationships in which: ACE trusts PUBS ACE trusts CAD
Establish one-way trust relationships in which PUBS trusts ACE ACE trusts CAD
Establish one-way trust relationships in which: PUBS trusts ACE CAD trusts PUBS •
Establish one-way trust relationships in which: PUBS trusts ACE CAD trusts ACE

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Windows NT
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol [DHCP]

is the same as bootp
helps prevent conflicts between assigned IP addresses
None of these
uses static allocation of IP addresses
assigns IP addresses, which when allocated, cannot be reused

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Windows NT
Peter uses a Microsoft Windows 95 computer. What should he do to be able to administer domain user accounts from his computer?

install Windows NT Server on his computer
install User Manager for Domains on his computer
None of these
install Windows NT Workstation on his computer
install the Client-based Network Administration Tools on his computer

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