1.

Bill is having problems starting his Windows Server 2003 server after updating a variety of device drivers. Bill wants to be able to record the drivers and services that are loaded when his server starts. Which startup mode can Bill use to do this?

1. Safe mode

2. Last known good configuration

3. Boot logging

4. This can't be done in Windows Server 2003; it is only a feature of Windows 2000

2.

Bill has logged the drivers and services that have loaded (or have failed) during the startup of a bad server. What file stores the logged information?

1. %systemroot%\ntbtlog.txt

2. c:\ntblog.txt

3. c:\temp\ntblog.txt

4. %systemroot%\system32\ntbtlog.txt

3.

Pedro is configuring three Windows Server 2003 servers to be part of a Server Cluster. He wants the configuration information for the cluster to be stored on multiple storage devices within the cluster. Which Server Cluster should he use to achieve this?

1. Majority node set Server Cluster

2. Single-node Server Cluster

3. Network Load Balancing Server Cluster

4. Single quorum device Server Cluster

4.

In terms of outlining potential risks to your organization, which of the following is used to identify potential threats of terrorism, fire, flood, and other incidents as well as provide guidance on how to deal with such events when they occur?

1. Disaster recovery plan

2. Backup strategy

3. Business continuity plan

4. Risk analysis plan

5.

You can select from many Windows startup options during a computer's boot process. Which startup option is only available on a domain controller?

1. Debugging mode

2. Safe mode with...