I have three questions ?....

[Guest sunny_ti]

I have three questions, please answer them with explanation.

 

Q-1) You are a network administrator for Uk. The network consists of a

single Active Directory domain named Uk.com. Your company acquires a company

named Usa. The USA network consists of a single Active-Directory domain named

USA.com. A server named Server32 is a network-management application server

in the USA.com domain. Server32 accesses all of the desktop client computers

to perform automated software upgrades and hardware inventory. The

network-management software on Server32 references desktop computers by

unqualified host names, which are resolved to client name.USA.com by using a

DNS server. You join Server32 to your domain to become server32.Uk.com. The

Server32 IP address is 10.10.10.90. You are gradually migrating all USA.com

desktop client computers to your domain to become clientname.Uk.com. You do

not have access to the USA.com DNS server. When Server32 attempts to apply an

update to the client computers, the network-management software returns many

alerts that say that desktop client computers cannot be found. You want to

allow the network-management software on Server32 to resolve unqualified

client computer host names in USA.com or Uk.com, and you want to use minimum

amount of administrative effort. What should you do?

 

A.) On the DNS Server for Uk.com, add a zone for USA.com. Create a host

( A) record for server32.USA.com that points to 10.10.10.90.

B.) On Server32 in System Properties, type USA.com in the Primary DNS suffix

of this computer field in the DNS suffix and NetBIOS Computer.

C.) On Server32, configure a Hosts file that contains the name and IP

address of every notebook computer.

D.) On Server32, in Advanced TCP/IP Settings, add USA.com and Uk.com to the

Append these DNS suffixes (in order) setting.

 

Q-2) You are the network administrator for your company. The network

consists of a single Active Directory domain name abc.com. The domain Dns

Servers are configured as shown in the following table.

 

Server Name - IP Addresses - Server Operating System - Server Role -

 

Server1 - 10.10.1.222 - Windows Server 2003 - Domain Controller

Server2 - 10.10.1.126 - Windows 2000 Server - Member Server

Server3 - 10.10.1.241 - Windows Server 2003 - Dpmain Controller

Server4 - 10.10.1.192 - UNIX - Not applicable

Server5 - 10.10.1.245 - Windows Server 2003 - Domain Controller

 

DNS Role

Server1- Standard Primary

Server2 - Standard Secondary

Server3 - Standard Secondary

Server4 - Standard Secondary

Server5 - Standard Secondary

 

 

You uninstall Dns from Server2 and reconfigure Server2 as a file server.

Then you reconfigure Server4 as a caching-only server. Next, you reconfigure

the domain controllers to use Active Directory-Integrated DNS zones. You need

to eliminate unnecessary zone transfer activity on the network. There are

Server2, Server3, Server4 & Server5 IP addresses in the notify box which is

on the Zone transfer tab. What should you change in the notify dialog box,

Write the IP address or addresses which should be included.

 

Answer) Write the answer here with the explanation...

 

 

Q-3) You are the network administrator for Web hosting company. All servers

run Windows Server 2003. All client computers run Windows Xp Professional.

Your company is assigned the following IP Address ranges by ISP.

 

 

131.107.10.0 through 131.107.10.255

131.107.11.0 through 131.107.11.255

 

The company’s data center contains 400 Windows Server 2003 computers and

consists of two subnets named Subnet A and Subnet B. Subnet A contains 200

Servers and uses the 131.107.10.0 network address. Subnet B also contains 200

Servers and uses the 131.107.11.0 network address. All server IP addresses

are assigned by DHCP. All computers in the data center have valid

Internet-accessible IP addresses. As a result of a corporate acquisition, 200

additional servers will be added to your company’s data center within one

month. The new servers will be placed on the network segment that maps to

subnet A. The existing router does not have the capacity for additional

subnet, and the budget does not allow the purchase of a new router. You will

need to add the additional servers to the existing subnet A. The ISP assigns

you the additional IP Address range 131.107.12.0 through 131.107.12.255. You

need to change the IP addressing scheme to accommodate all required servers

in Subnet A and Subnet B. You are authorized to make any necessary changes.

Which IP Addresses should be assigned to each subnet? To answer, select the

appropriate IP address or addresses ….

 

1.) 131.107.10.0 / 23.

2.) 131.107.11.0 / 23.

3.) 131.107.12.0 / 23.

4.) 131.107.10.0 / 24.

5.) 131.107.11.0 / 24.

6.) 131.107.12.0 / 24.

 

400 Computers - Subnet A ...IP Address .... ?

200 Computers - Subnet B ...IP Address .... ?

 

 

 

 

Please Explain Also…

[Guest Meinolf Weber]

Re: I have three questions ?....

 

Hello sunny_ti,

 

Sounds like a questionaire for a test or to become MCSE or equivalent. So

i would ask the teacher from your class.

 

Best regards

 

Meinolf Weber

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> I have three questions, please answer them with explanation.

>

> Q-1) You are a network administrator for Uk. The network consists of a

> single Active Directory domain named Uk.com. Your company acquires a

> company named Usa. The USA network consists of a single

> Active-Directory domain named USA.com. A server named Server32 is a

> network-management application server in the USA.com domain. Server32

> accesses all of the desktop client computers to perform automated

> software upgrades and hardware inventory. The network-management

> software on Server32 references desktop computers by unqualified host

> names, which are resolved to client name.USA.com by using a DNS

> server. You join Server32 to your domain to become server32.Uk.com.

> The Server32 IP address is 10.10.10.90. You are gradually migrating

> all USA.com desktop client computers to your domain to become

> clientname.Uk.com. You do not have access to the USA.com DNS server.

> When Server32 attempts to apply an update to the client computers, the

> network-management software returns many alerts that say that desktop

> client computers cannot be found. You want to allow the

> network-management software on Server32 to resolve unqualified client

> computer host names in USA.com or Uk.com, and you want to use minimum

> amount of administrative effort. What should you do?

>

> A.) On the DNS Server for Uk.com, add a zone for USA.com. Create a

> host

> ( A) record for server32.USA.com that points to 10.10.10.90.

> B.) On Server32 in System Properties, type USA.com in the Primary DNS

> suffix

> of this computer field in the DNS suffix and NetBIOS Computer.

> C.) On Server32, configure a Hosts file that contains the name and IP

> address of every notebook computer.

> D.) On Server32, in Advanced TCP/IP Settings, add USA.com and Uk.com

> to the

> Append these DNS suffixes (in order) setting.

> Q-2) You are the network administrator for your company. The network

> consists of a single Active Directory domain name abc.com. The domain

> Dns Servers are configured as shown in the following table.

>

> Server Name - IP Addresses - Server Operating System - Server Role -

>

> Server1 - 10.10.1.222 - Windows Server 2003 - Domain Controller

> Server2 - 10.10.1.126 - Windows 2000 Server - Member Server

> Server3 - 10.10.1.241 - Windows Server 2003 - Dpmain Controller

> Server4 - 10.10.1.192 - UNIX - Not applicable

> Server5 - 10.10.1.245 - Windows Server 2003 - Domain Controller

> DNS Role

> Server1- Standard Primary

> Server2 - Standard Secondary

> Server3 - Standard Secondary

> Server4 - Standard Secondary

> Server5 - Standard Secondary

> You uninstall Dns from Server2 and reconfigure Server2 as a file

> server. Then you reconfigure Server4 as a caching-only server. Next,

> you reconfigure the domain controllers to use Active

> Directory-Integrated DNS zones. You need to eliminate unnecessary zone

> transfer activity on the network. There are Server2, Server3, Server4

> & Server5 IP addresses in the notify box which is on the Zone transfer

> tab. What should you change in the notify dialog box, Write the IP

> address or addresses which should be included.

>

> Answer) Write the answer here with the explanation...

>

> Q-3) You are the network administrator for Web hosting company. All

> servers run Windows Server 2003. All client computers run Windows Xp

> Professional. Your company is assigned the following IP Address ranges

> by ISP.

>

> 131.107.10.0 through 131.107.10.255

> 131.107.11.0 through 131.107.11.255

> The company's data center contains 400 Windows Server 2003 computers

> and consists of two subnets named Subnet A and Subnet B. Subnet A

> contains 200 Servers and uses the 131.107.10.0 network address. Subnet

> B also contains 200 Servers and uses the 131.107.11.0 network address.

> All server IP addresses are assigned by DHCP. All computers in the

> data center have valid Internet-accessible IP addresses. As a result

> of a corporate acquisition, 200 additional servers will be added to

> your company's data center within one month. The new servers will be

> placed on the network segment that maps to subnet A. The existing

> router does not have the capacity for additional subnet, and the

> budget does not allow the purchase of a new router. You will need to

> add the additional servers to the existing subnet A. The ISP assigns

> you the additional IP Address range 131.107.12.0 through

> 131.107.12.255. You need to change the IP addressing scheme to

> accommodate all required servers in Subnet A and Subnet B. You are

> authorized to make any necessary changes. Which IP Addresses should be

> assigned to each subnet? To answer, select the appropriate IP address

> or addresses ..

>

> 1.) 131.107.10.0 / 23.

> 2.) 131.107.11.0 / 23.

> 3.) 131.107.12.0 / 23.

> 4.) 131.107.10.0 / 24.

> 5.) 131.107.11.0 / 24.

> 6.) 131.107.12.0 / 24.

> 400 Computers - Subnet A ...IP Address .... ?

> 200 Computers - Subnet B ...IP Address .... ?

> Please Explain Also.

>

[Guest Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Re: I have three questions ?....

 

sunny_ti <sunnyti@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I have three questions, please answer them with explanation.

 

No. Go do your own homework.

 

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