You are the network administrator for your company. The company network runs Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and contains 150 client computer and mobile computer users. The network also contains two print servers named Server1 and Server2.

You install a new print server named Server3. You cannot connect to the Server3 by using Remote Desktop.
You want to force junior level administrators to use only a custom management application every time Remote Desktop is used to gain access to the server.

What two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

You are a network consultant for a small management company.

Company management wants to install Microsoft Windows Server 2003 on a new computer. Employees rely on the corporate network for all aspects of business. You do not want employees to notice any slowdown in the event of disk failure.

You need to implement hard disk specifications for the new server.

What should you do?

You are a network administrator of an equipment rental company. You regularly fix minor problems on client computers that are caused by employees changing the settings on the computers.

You want to improve network management over the client computers. You also want to limit the ability of employees to manipulate the network configurations on client computers.

You need to find a method to deny employees the ability to change any network configurations on the client computers.

What should you do?

You are the network administrator for a furniture company.

The company has a server that runs Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and 30 client computers that run Microsoft Windows XP Professional. The company server is located in the office area of the showroom.
The client computers are located at various stations in the showroom.

Employees frequently leave the showroom stations to help customers.

You need to configure a method to lock client computers when employees leave the stations with the least amount of administrative effort.

What should you do?

You are a network consultant for a title company.

The company has a server that runs Microsoft Windows Server 2003. The company owner logs on locally to the server to run reports.

The owner wants you to be able to resolve server issues when you are off-site. Work done during business hours should not affect the owner’s ability to run reports. You enable Remote Access Service (RAS) on the server and configure PPTP.

You need to be able to remotely administer the server without affecting the owner’s ability to work on the server.

What should you do? (Choose all that apply.)

You are a network administrator of Fabrikam, Inc.
Fabrikam, Inc.’s network contains of 10 Microsoft Windows XP Professional computers that are located in the corporate offices section of the plant. Another 30 Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional computers are on the main floor of the manufacturing plant. Fabrikam, Inc. has a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 computer that is used for file sharing and e-mail services.

You need to have all of the documents that are in the My Documents folders on the client computers saved on the server. You need to provide this solution with the least administrative effort.

What should you do?

You are the network administrator for an advertising agency.

The agency has a server that runs Microsoft Windows Server 2003. The agency connects to the Internet with a broadband router. The agency has 10 employees. Each employee has a mobile computer. Agency policy mandates that all employees connect to the server through a PPTP connection to send and receive e-mail messages and share files.

The agency hires an additional 15 employees. Employees now report trouble connecting to the server at random times throughout the day.

You need to ensure that all employees can connect to the server at all times.

What should you do?

You are the network administrator for Southridge Video.

Southridge Video has a server that runs Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003.

Southridge Video wants to give an outside vendor access to one folder on Southridge Video’s server. Southridge Video wants the vendor to access the server with a Remote Access Service (RAS) PPTP connection. You create an account for the vendor on the server. You set up a shared folder for the vendor’s use.
You need to make sure that the vendor does not have access to any other folders on the server. You need to accomplish this with the least amount of administrative effort.

What should you do?

You are a network consultant for a marketing company.

You install Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003 on a network computer. The network
contains a server, 35 client computers, and 15 mobile computers.

Finance department users want to have a print device near the department’s location and they want exclusive use of the device.

You install a remote network print device close to these users. You create a Finance group. You add the users to the Finance group.

You want to configure the print device to meet the users’ requirement with the default groups and the assigned permissions.

What should you do?

You are the network administrator for Woodgrove Bank.

Woodgrove Bank has a server that runs Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003. Woodgrove Bank has 15 client computers. All of the client computers run Microsoft Windows XP Professional. Woodgrove Bank employees store shared files on the server in a shared company folder.

You create folders in the company folder for each division within the company. Each division has full permissions on its own folder and no permissions on the folders of other divisions.

An employee in the auditing division needs to access a subfolder of the accounting division’s folder.

You need to give the employee access to the needed subfolder only.

What should you do?