You need to create 20 new user objects in the MKT container. All of the users will be working in the same office building. Click on the object you can use to automatically populate new user accounts with default information such as mailing address and fax number.

Your organization has hired an additional network administrator to manage user accounts in your eDirectory tree. She won't be allowed to perform any other administration tasks. You need to configure a custom iManager role for her. Click the iManager option you would use to do this.

Your company has four regional offices. You are the overall administrator for the entire organization. Each regional office has its own network administrator. You allow yourself and each regional administrator to use the Admin user object to manage the eDirectory tree. You have configured each user object to require unique passwords and to limit grace logins to 3. All user objects for temporary employees have an expiration date assigned to them. Do these policies conform to Novell's security recommendations.?

A. Yes, all Novell security recommendations have been met.

B. No, you shouldn't allow users objects to have grace logins.

C. No, you shouldn't assign user accounts to temporary employees.

D. No, you shouldn't use multiple network administrators for the same tree.

E. No, each container administrator should have their own user object with specific rights assigned.

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 utilities can be used to manage the eDirectory database? (Choose 2.)

A. CONFIG

B. MONITOR

C. iManager

D. iMonitor

E. Deployment Manager

F. Archive and Version Services

What does the eDirectory schema use to define the types of objects that are allowed to exist within a container object?

A. Partitions

B. Object values

C. Object classes

D. Containment rules

E. Object properties

You're designing your company's eDirectory tree. You've named the tree WIDGETCORP-TREE. Below the tree root, you want to create six Organizational Units that represent each American state and Canadian province where your company has an office. Beneath those Organization Units, you want to create additional Organizational Units that represent each location's functional groups. Each office has its own network administrator. To ease administration, you want to create an Admin User object within each location's Organizational Unit. Will this design work?

A. Yes, all eDirectory rules have been observed.

B. No, hyphens aren't allowed in eDirectory tree names.

C. No, User objects can't reside within Organization Units.

D. No, Organizational Units can't reside directly below the tree root.

E. No, you can't use Organizational Units to represent geographic locations.

F. No, you can't create Organizational Units within other Organizational Units.

G. No, you can't mix Organizational Units that represent geographic locations with Organization Units that represent functional groups.

By default, where does the STARTUP.NCF file reside?

A. C:\

B. C:\NWSERVER

C. SYS:\SYSTEM

D. SYS:\PUBLIC

E. SYS:\STARTUP

F. C:\NWSERVER\STARTUP

Click the Exhibit button to begin.

CJenkins has been granted the rights shown in the exhibit to the MyFile.txt file. When CJenkins opens the MyFile.txt file in a text editor, will he be able to modify it and save the changes?

A. Yes, the Modify right will allow the user to edit and save the file.

B. No, the File Scan right must be removed for the user to edit and save the file.

C. No, the user must have the Access Control right granted to edit and save the file.

D. No, the user must have the Write right assigned for the user to edit and save the file.

E. No, the Access Control right must be granted along with the Modify right to edit and save the file.

Your organization uses a database application to store names and addresses used in direct-mail campaigns. As the demand for your company's products has grown, the database file has become very large. Which file attribute could you assign to the database file to keep it as small as possible by running the NetWare compression routine every time the file is modified instead of at the system-specified compression start time?

A. A

B. H

C. P

D. Ci

E. Dc

F. Di

G. Dm

H. Ds

I. Ic

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