Windows NT
User Manager for domains

None of these
is used to change file permissions
is used to create user profiles and system policies
is used to add a workstation to the domain
is used to assign a log on script to a user or group of users

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Windows NT
Bridges are ideally used in environments where there a number of well defined workgroups

True
None of these
A complete trust mode, with each engineer's computer trusting the other engineer's computers
A workgroup mode, with each engineer administering his or her own computer
FALSE

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Windows NT
With a cell-backplane architecture, the data rate on the backplane is significantly greater than the aggregate data rate of the ports

FALSE
None of these
The station that hold the token has the highest priority on the network
True
A token contains information that is used to route messages between rings

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Windows NT
Windows Naming Service (WINS)

dynamically allocates IP addresses to client computers
Increases broadcast traffic
resolves computer names to IP addresses
runs on Windows NT W/S
None of these

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Windows NT
Assume that you are a user of a Windows NT workstation in the SYCON domain, and the Windows NT workstation has local accounts. You wish to have administrative rights to all Windows NT Advanced Servers in the SYCON domain. How would you achieve this with a minimum amount of administration"?

Add your user account to the Administrators group on each Windows NT Advanced Server in the SYCON domain
Add your user account to the local Administrators group on each workstation in the SYCON domain
Add your user account to the Domain Admins group on any Windows NT Advanced Server in the SYCON domain
None of these
Run User Manager for Domains on any Windows NT Advanced Server in the SYCON domain. Open the Domain Admins group. In the List Names From box choose your workstation and add your workstation user accou

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