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Windows 2003 Server Adminstration Quiz

In Windows 2003 server _________ is a command-line tool that enables you to manage objects, such as disks, partitions, and volumes from the command-line.

In Windows Server 2003, a group denotes a set of users, computers, contacts, and other groups that can be used as Security groups and _______________.

When you copy a shared folder in Windows 2003 server, __________.

What should you do when you want to track disk space use on a per-user basis but do not want to deny users access to a volume?

What are the advantages of network backup in Windows 2003 server?

Which logon option allows the administrators log on to a non-administrative account in Windows 2003 server and then, run the applications in an administrative mode?

Out of the following, identify a feature of basic disk.

A volume spans multiple disks on a Windows Server 2003 computer named Server1. A hardware failure has occurred and you need to allow access to the volume while Server1 is being repaired. In this situation, it is most appropriate to:

Which command will you use to scan all the system files while your computer is still on?

Which is the correct command line syntax for creating of an OU named whizlabs?

In Windows 2003 server you can use the New User dialog box to ________________.

Which printer permission allows a user to modify spooler settings?

What happens when you end a disconnected session running on the remote server?

What all can you configure an SUS client to do?

Identify the tab in Task Manager that enables you to start a program that is not running on your system.

To guard against data loss when the hard disk of a server fails, you should:

You want to perform multiple backups of only those files that are modified since the last normal backup. You also want to ensure that the backed up files use minimum amount of media. In this case, you will take a:

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