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| Teck Shark 2002-04-15, 1:53 pm |
| Q15. You are the network admin. You setup a new W2K Server machine called "Aerosmith" to provide a corporate Intranet to your company's W2K forest. "Aerosmith" already has IIS 5.0 installed. You create a website & want users to access it with this URL:
http:\\tps-reports
Using the least amount of administrative effort, what 2 actions should you take?
A. Create a hosts file for tps-reports, which points to the IP of "Aerosmith", for each PC on the network.
B. Create a WINS entry for tps-reports, pointing to the IP of "Aerosmith."
C. Create a DNS entry for tps-reports that points to the IP of "Aerosmith."
D. Create the tps-reports website as a virtual directory.
E. Configure host headers on "Aerosmith" to include tps-reports.
Good Luck!  | |
| allbombguy 2002-04-15, 3:00 pm |
| B. Create a WINS entry for tps-reports, pointing to the IP of "Aerosmith."
C. Create a DNS entry for tps-reports that points to the IP of "Aerosmith." | |
| eric1971 2002-04-15, 3:13 pm |
| Looks like B and C to me also. | |
| Taqwus 2002-04-15, 5:38 pm |
| B & C | |
| Zaraspook 2002-04-15, 7:26 pm |
| How about B & C?  | |
| Luchnia 2002-04-15, 7:47 pm |
| C & E might do  | |
| CyberDude 2002-04-16, 4:46 am |
| B & C, as this will cover legacy as well as 2000 machines. | |
| KScheler 2002-04-16, 9:09 am |
| C.
If users are opening with a browser, then DNS entry should do it. | |
| eric1971 2002-04-16, 12:06 pm |
| After further investigation, I'll say C and E are correct. | |
| Teck Shark 2002-04-16, 4:55 pm |
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Originally posted by Teck Shark
Q15. You are the network admin. You setup a new W2K Server machine called "Aerosmith" to provide a corporate Intranet to your company's W2K forest. "Aerosmith" already has IIS 5.0 installed. You create a website & want users to access it with this URL:
http:\\tps-reports
Using the least amount of administrative effort, what 2 actions should you take?
A. Create a hosts file for tps-reports, which points to the IP of "Aerosmith", for each PC on the network.
B. Create a WINS entry for tps-reports, pointing to the IP of "Aerosmith."
C. Create a DNS entry for tps-reports that points to the IP of "Aerosmith."
D. Create the tps-reports website as a virtual directory.
E. Configure host headers on "Aerosmith" to include tps-reports.
Good Luck!
The correct answer is "C" & "E".
Configuring a DNS server to point to the IP address, & then setting up host headers will get your corporate Intranet up and running. Host headers rock. They work with pretty much every browser (supposedly) and allow your site to respond to multiple names.
For example, with host headers configured, if your site was "www.mysiterocks.com", you could set it up to respond to:
"www.mysiterocks.com"
"mysiterocks.com"
... you get the idea. |
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