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| B4yaman3 2002-02-19, 12:24 pm |
| You have a Windows 95 computer with a Pentium 133, 64 MB of RAM, 2 GB
of hard disk space, and a CD-ROM. The network adapter is not PXE boot ROM
compliant. You want this computer to use Dfs since that will be a standard
for everyone on the upgraded network. What should you do to enable Dfs on
this machine?
A. Create a remote installation boot disk by running rbfg.exe. Upgrade the
system to Windows 2000 Professional from the network installation source.
B. Use the PCI empty slot to add a new PXE boot ROM-compliant network
adapter, set the BIOS to start from the network adapter card, and upgrade
to Windows 2000 Professional.
C. Create the four boot floppies to run startup and use the CD-ROM drive
to finish the upgrade to Windows 2000 Professional since this CD-ROM is
too old to be bootable device.
D. Install Internet Exploer (IE) 4.01 or later and enable the Active
Desktop components. Install the Directory Service Client.Once again none
of these answers are correct. DFS was available in NT 4.0 but is enhanced
in W2k. DFS is NOT supported by DOS, Windows 3.1, or any other non Windows
OS. It is supported in Windows 9x and higher so A, B, and C does not need
to be done. In order for it to work in a 9X environment, you must download
and install the proper DFS client software from MS website, not a
Directory Service client, nor do you need to use Active Desktop components
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| freak 2002-02-19, 12:45 pm |
| how about "please"? | |
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| cross36 2002-02-19, 4:52 pm |
| "A".
Wouldn't that be the answer, if it is not PXE complaint? |
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