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Wed 218 Question of the Day just for ruscorp
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| Deja-vue 2002-08-28, 10:56 am |
| OK, ruscorp, you asked for it.
This one is going to make you cry.
Tech Ranger is a network administrator for his company's network located in Denver. His company's network is configured as a single Active Directory domain and is configured as a single subnet.The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named Dvr_Srv_C that is used to run the DNS server service and the WINS server service. All client computers in the Denver office use Dvr_Srv_C for name resolution.The network also contains four other Windows 2000 Server computers used for file and print sharing.
Tech Ranger's Company has recently opened a new office in Seattle.The Seattle office is also configured as a single subnet.A windows 2000 Server computer named Stl_Srv_A is configured as a Domain Controller in the company's Active Directory domain. 18 Windows 2000 Professional client computers exist at the Seattle office.All computers in the Seattle office are members of the Domain.
Tech Ranger installs both WINS and DNS on Stl_Srv_A in accordance to his company's network design and configures the client computers accordingly.
What two actions should he take to ensure that the uses in each office can access computers in both offices?
( Each part of the solution is represented by one correct answer - Choose 2)
A. Back up the WINS database on Dvr_Srv_C and restore it on Stl_Srv_A.
B. Configure an Lmhosts file on Stl_Srv_A that includes the name and IP address of Dvr_Srv_C.
C. Configure the DNS server service on Stl_Srv_A to forward name resolution requests to Dvr_Srv_C.
D. Configure the DNS server service on both Dvr_Srv_C and Stl_Srv_A to use Active Directory integrated zones.
E. Configure WINS replication on Stl_Svr_A and Dvr_Srv_C so that Stl_Srv_A and Dvr_Srv_C are replication partners.
took me a while to type this thing.
See you in a couple of Days with the Answers! | |
| ruscorp 2002-08-28, 12:01 pm |
| This is a dozy.
My educated guess would have to be 'C' and 'D'.  | |
| Deja-vue 2002-08-28, 6:58 pm |
| This is all the replies i am getting today?
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| ruscorp 2002-08-28, 7:30 pm |
| Is there a Micro$oft seminar in town I don't know about? | |
| ruscorp 2002-08-28, 7:45 pm |
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Originally posted by ruscorp
Is there a Micro$oft seminar in town I don't know about?
Nevermind, I know why. American Idol is on.  | |
| Tech Ranger 2002-08-28, 8:05 pm |
| I am not going to say whether I got fired or not after doing it, but what I actually did was "D" and "E". | |
| kopman 2002-08-28, 9:39 pm |
| I'm going with D and E on that one.
Very similar to questions you'd get for 70-216
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| CyberDude 2002-08-29, 2:50 am |
| D & E for me too. Even though you have not mentioned legacy computers in the Denver office, I am assuming there are because of Wins. As you have two different name resolution services installed and running, both need to be able to replicate. Changing both zones into AD integrated takes care of DNS replication via AD. It is then a simple matter of configuring both Wins servers as replication partners, and most likely both will be push/pull.  | |
| CyberDude 2002-08-29, 2:51 am |
| Kopman, the Q's are similar because the 218 covers the four core. | |
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Originally posted by CyberDude
D & E for me too. Even though you have not mentioned legacy computers in the Denver office, I am assuming there are because of Wins. As you have two different name resolution services installed and running, both need to be able to replicate. Changing both zones into AD integrated takes care of DNS replication via AD. It is then a simple matter of configuring both Wins servers as replication partners, and most likely both will be push/pull.
Completely agree and I couldn't have said it better myself  | |
| CyberDude 2002-08-29, 12:40 pm |
| Thank you Spid. | |
| ruscorp 2002-08-29, 1:45 pm |
| What a surprise, I'm wrong again... | |
| CyberDude 2002-08-30, 1:59 am |
| Ruscorp, if you need any help just drop me a line. | |
| Deja-vue 2002-08-30, 7:57 am |
| quote:
Originally posted by Deja-vue
OK, ruscorp, you asked for it.
This one is going to make you cry.
Tech Ranger is a network administrator for his company's network located in Denver. His company's network is configured as a single Active Directory domain and is configured as a single subnet.The network contains a Windows 2000 Server computer named Dvr_Srv_C that is used to run the DNS server service and the WINS server service. All client computers in the Denver office use Dvr_Srv_C for name resolution.The network also contains four other Windows 2000 Server computers used for file and print sharing.
Tech Ranger's Company has recently opened a new office in Seattle.The Seattle office is also configured as a single subnet.A windows 2000 Server computer named Stl_Srv_A is configured as a Domain Controller in the company's Active Directory domain. 18 Windows 2000 Professional client computers exist at the Seattle office.All computers in the Seattle office are members of the Domain.
Tech Ranger installs both WINS and DNS on Stl_Srv_A in accordance to his company's network design and configures the client computers accordingly.
What two actions should he take to ensure that the uses in each office can access computers in both offices?
( Each part of the solution is represented by one correct answer - Choose 2)
A. Back up the WINS database on Dvr_Srv_C and restore it on Stl_Srv_A.
B. Configure an Lmhosts file on Stl_Srv_A that includes the name and IP address of Dvr_Srv_C.
C. Configure the DNS server service on Stl_Srv_A to forward name resolution requests to Dvr_Srv_C.
D. Configure the DNS server service on both Dvr_Srv_C and Stl_Srv_A to use Active Directory integrated zones.
E. Configure WINS replication on Stl_Svr_A and Dvr_Srv_C so that Stl_Srv_A and Dvr_Srv_C are replication partners.
took me a while to type this thing.
See you in a couple of Days with the Answers!
The correct Answer was D & E
Active Directory - integrated DNS enables Active Directory storage and replication of DNS zone databases.Zone data is stored as an Active Directory object and is replicated as part of Domain replication.Standard zone transvers do not occur with Active Directory-integrated zones.Instead, the zone database file is replicated when Active Directory store replication occurs, minimizing network traffic and increasing performance.
Replication is used to keep two or more WINS databases updated, this occurs whenever the WINS database changes.Replication enables a WINS server to resolve the NETBIOS names of hosts registered with another WINS server.IF, for example a host (client) computer in Subnet A is registered with a WINS server on that subnet, but wants to communicate with a host on Subnet B, and that host (client) is registered with a different WINS server, unless the two WINS servers have replicated their database with each other,the NETBIOS name cannot be resolved.To replicate database entries,WINS servers must be configured as either pull or a push partner with at least one other WINS server.
WINS ( Windows Internet Name Service) is a Windows NT/2000 Server method for associating a computer's host name with its address.WINS servers resolve NETBIOS names, not DNS (IP) names.
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