Click the Point and Click button to begin.
An employee resigned his position in your company today. You need to remove his user object in the tree.
Click on the iManager option you would use to do this.
Which is the third file processed as the OES NetWare operating system boots?
A. SERVER.EXE
B. CONFIG.NCF
C. STARTUP.NCF
D. STARTUP.CFG
E. AUTOEXEC. BAT
F. AUTOEXEC. NCF
User NWadsworth has the ability to change passwords for users in the CORP.SLC.DA container in the DA-TREE. What should you check to identify where these rights are coming from? (Choose 3.)
A. Rights granted to Public.
B. Group objects NWadsworth is a member of.
C. Alias objects associated with NWadsworth.
D. Template objects associated with NWadsworth.
E. Locality objects associated with NWadsworth.
F. Objects that NWadsworth may be security equivalent to.
Click the Exhibit button to begin.
The user object DCoughanour is a member of the Techs group. This group has been assigned Read and File Scan file system rights to the KNOWLEDGE folder. EDIT is a subdirectory of KNOWLEDGE that contains support files that are waiting to be edited before being published. An IRF has been placed on this directory that blocks all rights except for the Supervisor and File Scan rights. User DCoughanour needs access to these files that will allow him to edit them. His object has an explicit rights assignment to EDIT for the Read, Write, Modify, and Access Control rights. What are DCoughanour's effective rights to the contents of the EDIT directory?
A. Supervisor
B. Read, File Scan
C. Create, Erase
D. Read, Modify, File Scan
E. Read, Write, File Scan
F. Read, Write, Modify, Access Control
G. Read, Write, Modify, File Scan, Access Control
H. Read, Write, Create, Erase, Modify, File Scan, Access Control
I. This object has no rights to the EDIT directory.
You're planning to install OES NetWare on an older server which has a Pentium II 266 MHz CPU, 512 MB of RAM, a 10 GB hard disk drive, and a single PCI network board. Will the installation be successful?
A. Yes, all prerequisite requirements have been met.
B. No, OES NetWare doesn't support PCI network boards.
C. No, OES NetWare requires a minimum of 1 gigabyte of RAM.
D. No, OES NetWare requires a Pentium III 750 MHz or faster CPU.
E. No, OES NetWare requires that the system have two or more CPUs.
You are installing OES NetWare on new server hardware. The server has dual Pentium 4 CPUs running at 2 GHz, 1 GB of RAM, an integrated 64-bit PCI network board, and mirrored 200 GB hard disk drives. You power on the server and insert the OES NetWare Operating System CD in the server's CD drive. However, the NetWare installation program doesn't run. Instead, you see a message that states "Operating system not found. Please insert a disk in drive A:, then press any key." What is causing this problem?
A. The OES NetWare installation program doesn't support dual CPUs.
B. The system must be booted from the OES NetWare Products CD first.
C. The server's BIOS is not configured to boot from the CD-ROM drive.
D. The OES NetWare installation program doesn't support integrated network boards.
E. The OES NetWare installation program isn't compatible with 64-bit PCI network boards.
F. The server's hard disk drives must be partitioned and formatted before you can install OES NetWare.
Which of the following property values are mandatory when creating a user object? (Choose 2.)
A. Surname
B. Password
C. Location
D. Given Name
E. Object name
F. Email Address
G. Telephone Number
Which term refers to an object's position in the eDirectory tree?
A. Context
B. Property
C. Partition
D. Containment
E. Environment
You have several OES NetWare servers in your server room. You want to disable the SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS parameter to eliminate excessive beeps. Which command would you use to do this?
A. SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = OFF
B. DISABLE SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS
C. SET SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = OFF
D. SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = DISABLED
E. SET SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = DISABLED
Due to some older applications that are still used by your company, you have configured your NetWare server to provide printing services using Queue-Based Printing. When you implemented your printing system, you configured your print queue to be the QUEUES directory on your DATA volume. After several months, you notice that volume DATA frequently runs out of disk space. You discover that print jobs, after they leave the print queue, remain in the file system as deleted files for some time until they are purged.
Which directory attribute could you assign to the QUEUES directory to force print job files to be immediately removed from the system as soon as they are printed?
A. H
B. P
C. Dc
D. Di
E. Ic
F. Sy
