Windows NT
Maria needs to install software on a Windows NT Server computer which is a backup domain controller. When she attempts to log on to the server, she receives the message "Unable to log on locally". What must you do to enable Maria to log on to the server?

In the System option in Control Panel, set the user environment variables to allow Maria to log on locally
In the System option in Control Panel, select the setting that allows users to log on locally
In User Manager for Domains, define Maria as a local account
None of these
In User Manager for Domains, assign Maria to a group that has the right to log on locally

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Windows NT
You are installing a network interface card on a computer with the following configuration: a 5867133 CPU, 16MB or RAM, a 800-MB IDE hard disk, a parallel port configured as LPT1, and a serial port configured as COM1, which is currently used by a mouse. In addition to the IDE host adapter and the video card, the following devices have been installed on the computer's expansion bus: a modem on COM2, a SCSI host adapter for a CD-ROM drive, and a sound card. The SCSI hose adapter is using IRQ 5, and the sound card is using IRQ 11. The network interface card that you are installing supports the following choices for IRQ: 2, 3, 4, 5, 9,10 and 11. Which IRQ(s) could you use for the network interface card without creating an IRQ conflict with another device?

2
10
4
None of these
5

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Windows NT
From your client computer, you are able to access several servers on your 10Base2 Ethernet network. However, you are NOT able to access a server names RED. Other client computers are able to access RED. What is the most likely cause of the problem?

An excessive number of collisions are occurring on the media
There is a break in the cable
None of these
There is an incorrect IRQ setting on the network adapter in your client computer
There is a protocol mismatch between your client computer and RED.

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Windows NT
A one-way trust relationship has been established in which the RESEARCH domain trusts the TESTING domain. The Guest account is disabled in both domains. As a user belonging to a global group called Testers in the TESTING domain, you want to access a shared directory on a Windows NT Advanced Server in the RESEARCH domain. Which action would give you access?

None of these
The Testers group must be assigned permissions to the shared directory on the Windows NT Advanced Server in the RESEARCH domain, and the user must log on to the RESEARCH domain
No action is necessary, as access is already available
The Testers group must be assigned permissions to the shared directory on the Windows NT Advanced Server in the RESEARCH domain
None of these

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Windows NT
A Trust Relationship

can be created between Windows NT W/S computers
None of these
is bi-directional [both way]
is an administrative and communication link created between two Windows NT Server domains
is created using server Manager for Domains

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Windows NT
There are two domains on your network. The DESIGN domain trusts the SALES domain. A color printer is shared in the DESIGN domain, and print permissions have been granted to the Domain Users and Domain Guests groups in the DESIGN domain. The Guest account has been enabled in the DESIGN domain. User John Y logs on using his account in the SALES domain. What must you do to allow JohnY to access the printer?

Make JohnY a member of the DESIGN Domain Users group
None of these
JohnY cannot access the printer with this configuration
Make JohnY a member of the DESIGN Domain Guests group
Do nothing. JohnY can access the printer now

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