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Spid's Fri (11/15) Win2k Pro. QoD
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 Spid's Fri (11/15) Win2k Pro. QoD
Happy Friday Everyone!!!!
Let's see how we all do with this one 
Enforcer is a systems administrator for a mid-sized company. All client computers are Windows 2000 Professional and all client computers use DHCP for their TCP/IP configuration.
The network administrators install a new T1 line and router for Internet access. This router must only be used by the Administrative staff.
Enforcer needs to configure the administrative staff's computers to use this new router. He must also ensure that non-administrative staff users can't gain access to the Internet through this router. Finally, he only wants to configure each "targeted" client computer only once.
Note - You do not have the situation where a non-administrative staff user will go over and use an administrative staff's computer system.
What does Enforcer need to do? (Select the best choice)
A. At each administrative client computer, use
the route add -f command to enter the new route information.
B. At each administrative client computer, use
the route add -p command to enter the new route information.
C. At each administrative client computer, use
the route add command to enter the new route information.
D. Enable the 031 Perform Router Discovery option in the scope options for DHCP.
E. None of the above.
Good luck and see you Monday for the answer!!
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 11-15-02 02:33 PM
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11-15-02 02:48 PM
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I would say B aswell, The /p switch makes the route persistent (It doesn't get rid of it when you log off)
Am i on the right track?!!!
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11-15-02 03:20 PM
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This should be it
I'm going with B. At each administrative client computer, use the route add -p command to enter the new route information.
Making the route persistent.
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11-15-02 04:52 PM
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11-15-02 06:06 PM
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11-15-02 06:47 PM
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11-16-02 01:24 AM
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Re: Spid's Fri (11/15) Win2k Pro. QoD
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Originally posted by Spid
Happy Friday Everyone!!!!
Let's see how we all do with this one
Enforcer is a systems administrator for a mid-sized company. All client computers are Windows 2000 Professional and all client computers use DHCP for their TCP/IP configuration.
The network administrators install a new T1 line and router for Internet access. This router must only be used by the Administrative staff.
Enforcer needs to configure the administrative staff's computers to use this new router. He must also ensure that non-administrative staff users can't gain access to the Internet through this router. Finally, he only wants to configure each "targeted" client computer only once.
Note - You do not have the situation where a non-administrative staff user will go over and use an administrative staff's computer system.
What does Enforcer need to do? (Select the best choice)
A. At each administrative client computer, use
the route add -f command to enter the new route information.
B. At each administrative client computer, use
the route add -p command to enter the new route information.
C. At each administrative client computer, use
the route add command to enter the new route information.
D. Enable the 031 Perform Router Discovery option in the scope options for DHCP.
E. None of the above.
Good luck and see you Monday for the answer!!
And the answer is......B
By default, routes are not retained when the computer is restarted. By using the -p parameter with the Route Add command on the Administrative computer systems will create a persistent route on that computer (It will still be there after the system is restarted). This will enable the client Administrative computers to gain access to the Internet through the router and it only needs to be done once.
Note - The -f switch clears all routes.
The router discovery option of DHCP could be used as well, But it would configure ALL computers with the router address. Therefore, Administrative and Non-Administrative computers would gain accesss to the Internet, and we don't want that.
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11-18-02 01:23 PM
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11-18-02 01:57 PM
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I'd have to go with E, none of the above due to the wording of the question
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He must also ensure that non-administrative staff users can't gain access to the Internet through this router
adding static route would allow the administors to use the route but wouldn't restrict it's use from non-administors.
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