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Networking Server 2003 Test
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1. How could RAID 5 take preference over other RAID Levels?
2. How should the new administrator - who is unaware about shadow copies - be told about the benefits of shadow copies?
3. How should the new administrator - who is unaware about shadow copies - be told about the benefits of shadow copies?
4. How should the administrator secure the network after installing SNMP on his nework - so that security is not compromised with?
5. A user is unable to encrypt a file. What are the possibilities that the file is not encrypting?
6. A user in the network is constantly getting a warning message - while accessing resources from server 2003 - that the connection has exceeded. How can he overcome this error message?
7. A new web site is hosted in a company running on Windows Server 2003. Various others web sites are also the part of IIS. It is to be ensured that web sites do not use much of the bandwidth and performance should not be sacrificed. Which component should be used to allow the administrator to use bandwidth as required?
8. How should the administrator track all performance related to server and notify when threshold limit reaches its peak?
9. A user is unable to connect to telnet server and gets an "Access is denied" message. How should the user be allowed to connect to telnet server ?
10. A user in the network is constantly getting a warning message - while accessing resources from server 2003 - that the connection has exceeded. How can he overcome this error message?
11. How should the administrator secure the network after installing SNMP on his nework - so that security is not compromised with?
12. A network consists of single Windows Server 2003 server and 500 XP clients. SUS server has been installed to download security patches and install on client computers automatically. Client computers are unable to receive these updates - but other group policies are applied. What should the network administrator do?
13. A heavily used file server's volume is used as storage area for shadow copies. Users complain of slow server access. Server performance was checked and high I/O load was found. How should this problem be solved?
14. Give reasons why the junior administrator should choose between either FTP or WebDAV.
15. How can the administrator change the Backup logging path?
16. A new web site is hosted in a company running on Windows Server 2003. Various others web sites are also the part of IIS. It is to be ensured that web sites do not use much of the bandwidth and performance should not be sacrificed. Which component should be used to allow the administrator to use bandwidth as required?

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