OS/2 LAN Server Administration II
Sample Test 104
SECTION 1 - LAN SERVER NETWORK SERVICES
1. Which are valid parameters for the WRKSERVICES line in the IBMLAN.INI
file of a LAN Server 4.0 requester?
a. Peer
b. Messenger
c. Netlogon
d. Replicator
2. Which service must be running on an OS/2 LAN Requester 4.0 to logon to a
LAN Server 4.0 domain?
a. Messenger
b. Requester
c. Peer
d. LSServer
3. Which network services must be active on a LAN Server 4.0 server machine
to inform administrators that an AC power failure has occurred?
a. UPS
b. Netrun
c. Alerter
d. Genalert
4. Which UPS service parameter specifies how long to run the UPS device on
battery power before initiating a shutdown?
a. recharge
b. messdelay
c. batterymsg
d. batterytime
5. Which conditions must be met on an OS/2 LAN Server 4.0 server machine to
send alerts to LAN Network Manager?
a. FFST/2 must be started.
b. The Alerter service must be started.
c. The Genalert service must be started.
d. Communications Manager/2 must be started.
SECTION 2 - PEER SERVICES
6. On a peer server configured with share level security, access control for
the resource being shared is defined
a. in the NET.ACC on the peer server
b. in the NET.ACC on the domain controller
c. using the /GRANT switch on the NET ACCESS command
d. using the /PERMISSIONS switch on the NET SHARE command
SECTION 3 - REPLICATION
7. What happens during replication if tryuser = no and a user logs on at the
importer?
a. It will not affect replication if it is already working.
b. Replication will continue as long as the user has RA permissions
to the directories being replicated.
c. Replication will stop, and the first level subdirectories on the
importer will have a NO_SYNC.RP$ file.
d. Replication will stop, and the first level subdirectories on the
importer will have a NO_MASTR.RP$ file.
8. What must you do to prevent a first-level subdirectory and its files from
being replicated?
a. Create a USERLOCK.xxx file in the subdirectory, and ensure that
integrity = tree in REPL.INI.
b. Create a USERLOCK.XXX file in the subdirectory, and ensure that
integrity = file in REPL.INI.
c. Set guardtime = 2 (or greater), and ensure that integrity = file in REPL.INI.
d. Set extent = file and integrity = tree in the REPL.INI file.
9. Which procedure brings a backup domain controller on-line as a domain
controller after the original domain controller has failed?
a. Enter CHGSRVR from the backup domain controller's command line.
b. Stop NETLOGON at the backup domain controller; change its role
to PRIMARY; then restart NETLOGON.
c. Remove the original domain controller from the network, then
reboot the backup domain controller.
d. Stop DCDB Replicator at the backup domain controller; change
its role to MEMBER; then restart the DCDB Replicator service.
SECTION 4 - FAT, HPFS, AND 386 HPFS
10. Where are access control permissions for files on a 386HPFS partition stored?
a. in the file's FNODE
b. in the NET.ACC file
c. in the extended attributes for the disk partition
d. in the extended attributes for the directory
SECTION 5 - MPTS AND LSP
11. How can you change the universal adapter address on an OS/2 LAN
Requester to a locally administered address?
a. Edit IBMLAN.INI.
b. Modify the REQUESTER.CFG file.
c. Edit the RUN=PROTMAN statement in CONFIG.SYS.
d. Edit the Network Adapter Driver section of PROTOCOL.INI.
12. According to the IBM LAN Server 4.0 Performance Tuning Assistant, it is
recommended that you allocate ____________ NetBIOS commands per LAN
Server 4.0 Advanced user.
a. 1
b. 1.6
c. 2
d. 2.2
13. Which protocol is used by the OS/2 LAN Server to allocate sessions,
commands and names?
a. SNA
b. TCP/IP
c. IBM NetBIOS
d. IBM IEEE 802.2
SECTION 6 - CAPACITY PLANNING AND PERFORMANCE TUNING
14. What is the minimum IBMLAN.INI maxopens value for an Entry server where
30 users each need to have 15 files open simultaneously?
a. 15
b. 30
c. 250
d. 450
15. Which LAN Server command provides information about a server, even when
the Server service will not start?
a. NET ERROR
b. NET SESSION
c. NET STATS SRV
d. NET CONFIG SRV
16. What must be done to the NETWORK.INI file to allow DOS LAN Services
requesters to receive pop-up messages?
a. Add /POP to the messenger section.
b. Add RECEIVER to the networks section.
c. Add Messenger and Netpopup to the AUTOSTART parmater.
d. Add NET START NETPOPUP to the WRKSERVICES parameter.
17. The maximum number of resources that a DOS LAN Services requester running
peer services can share at a time is
a. one.
b. configured by the NUMSHARES parameter in NETWORK.INI.
c. configured by the /SHR parameter in DOSLAN.INI.
d. configured by the MAXCONNECTIONS parameter in NETWORK.INI.
SECTION 7 - REMOTE IPL
18. Which file could you check to find the location of an OS/2 Requester's
OS2.INI file on the Remote IPL server?
a. RPL.MAP
b. machineid.FIT
c. machineid.CNF
d. the DOS IPL Image file
19. Which statement about the .CNF files located on an OS/2 LAN Server that
supports Remote IPL is true?
a. These .CNF files contain a binary image of a bootable diskette.
b. These .CNF files map the machine ID to the appropriate boot record.
c. These .CNF files map OS/2 workstation file names to server file names.
d. These .CNF files define the operating system and the way it is
loaded on the workstation.
20. How do you configure an IBM OS/2 LAN Server to support OS/2 Remote IPL?
a. Install OS/2 Remote IPL service, run GETRPL, run RIPLINST and edit RPL.MAP.
b. Run GETRPL, install OS/2 Remote IPL service, edit RPL.MAP and
create RPLUSER directory.
c. Install OS/2 Remote IPL service; run GETRPL, and create remote
IPL requester definitions.
d. Install OS/2 Remote IPL service, run RIPLINST, run GETRPL and
create remote IPL requester definitions.
SECTION 8 - FAULT TOLERANCE
21. Which statement about FTSETUP is true?
a. FTSETUP can be used to mirror the boot drive.
b. FTSETUP can be used to view error-rate statistics.
c. FTSETUP can be used to view and correct disk faults.
d. FTSETUP can be used to clear the statistics counters.
22. Which Fault Tolerance utility is added to the server CONFIG.SYS file when
FTSETUP is run for the first time?
a. DISKFT
b. FTMONIT
c. FTADMIN
d. FTREMOTE
SECTION 9 - LAN SERVER MIGRATION
23. What steps are necessary when migrating from LAN Server 3.0 Entry to LAN
Server 4.0 Advanced if the Entry server has only HPFS partitions and the
Advanced server will only have 386HPFS partitions?
a. Run PREPACL on the Entry server.
b. Reformat the drives from HPFS to 386HPFS.
c. Run BACKACC on the Entry server before migration.
d. Run RESTACC on each drive of the Advanced server after installing
LAN Server 4.0 Advanced.
SECTION 10 - LOCAL SECURITY
24. The following access permissions are created for the file CONFIDENTIAL:
Group Users
-------- --------
Local (N) Boss (RWD)
Users (R)
Which statements are true of a user at the server if the server is
running Local Security for 386 HPFS?
a. Boss can let other users edit CONFIDENTIAL if he or she logs on.
b. Any user defined to the domain can read CONFIDENTIAL if he or she logs on.
c. Boss can read CONFIDENTIAL if he or she logs on.
d. Any user will be able to delete CONFIDENTIAL if he or she logs on.
SECTION 11 - ADVANCED ADMINISTRATION
25. What must be added to the NET USER command to create an administrator ID?
a. /ADMIN
b. /OPERATOR:ADMIN
c. /USERTYPE:ADMIN
d. /PRIVILEGE:ADMIN
26. To change the name of an additional server, what steps must be taken?
a. Run the CHGSRVR command on the domain controller only.
b. Run the CHGSRVR command on the domain controller and edit the
IBMLAN.INI file on the additional server.
c. Run the CHGSRVR command at the additional server and edit the
Machine definition at the domain controller.
d. Run the CHGSRVR command at the additional server, edit the
IBMLAN.INI file on the additional server and edit the Machine
definition on the domain controller.
SECTION 12 - COMPLEX APPLICATIONS
27. As a LAN Server 4.0 administrator, you wish to create a public
application definition for a MS Windows application that resides on the
server's fixed disk drive. You want this application to be available in
OS/2 requester's network application folders. Using the LAN Server 4.0
Administration graphical user interface, you would
a. define the application using the OS/2 Template, select On Requester
for program location, then edit the applications's .BAT file in the DCDB.
b. define the application using the DOS Template, select the alias
con taining the executable on the Program Location tab, then reference
the executable on the Invocation tab.
c. define the application using the OS/2 Template, select WIN.OS2 as the
Invocation command, then edit the application .BAT file in the DCDB.
d. define the application using the WIN/OS2 Template, enter the executable
on the invocation tab, then select WIN/OS2 MVDM from the Program Mode tab.
OS/2 LAN Server Administration II
Sample Test 104
ANSWER KEY
1. abd
2. b
3. ac
4. d
5. ac
6. d
7. c
8. a
9. b
10. a
11. d
12. d
13. c
14. d
15. a
16. c
17. b
18. b
19. d
20. d
21. a
22. b
23. cd
24. bc
25. d
26. b
27. b
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