Q. Bridges introduce small delays into a network.

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Q. Server Manager

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Q. What is the purpose of the token in a network that employs a media access control method based on the IEEE 802.5 specification?

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

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Q. As the network administrator, you create a new local group in the RESEARCH domain named R-Editors. The LAB domain trusts the RESEARCH domain. You can assign access permissions to the R-Editors group from

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Q. 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"?

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Q. The system administrator wants to make sure that users have access only to certain programs on their systems. Which actions accomplish this?

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Q. Several college interns are working at your company for the summer. You want to increase security by monitoring all user logons. How must you do this?

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Q. User Manager for domains

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Q. You have been given the task of installing cables for an Ethernet network in your office. The building is an older one, and-you have limited work space. In addition, the network cable will have to share the existing conduit with telephone cable, and cable segments will be up to 135 meters in length. Which cable is best suited to this installation?

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Q. A Trust Relationship

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Q. A cut-through switch reads the entire packet before forwarding it to the destination segment

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Q. You want to install a new internal CD-ROM drive. You must first confirm that there will be no IRQ conflicts. How should you do this?

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Q. Workstations connected to a port on a modern lOBase-T Ethernet HUB all use the same bandwidth, i.e. the bandwidth is shared across all available ports, the less ports, the less bandwidth available per port

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Q. Fibre Optic cable is often used to

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Q. Since bridges buffer frames, it is possible to interconnect different network segments which use different MAC protocols

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Q. A route is a path between two network segments

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Q. What does the Directory Replicator service allow you to do?

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Q. Another drawback with repeaters is that the traffic generated on one segment is propagated onto the other segments

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Q. 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?

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