Microsoft KB Archive/198618

= MCSE Readiness Review Windows NT Workstation Corrections =

Article ID: 198618

Article Last Modified on 3/1/2007

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 * MSPRESS MCSE Readiness Review Exam 70-073 Windows NT Workstation ISBN 0-7356-0537-8

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This article was previously published under Q198618



SUMMARY
This article contains comments, corrections, and information about known errors relating to the Microsoft Press book MCSE Readiness Review Exam 70-073 Windows NT Workstation, ISBN 0-7356-0537-8.

The following topics are covered:


 * CD-ROM: Practice Exam Answer Key Is Incorrect
 * Page 48: Answer To Question 70-073.02.01.002 Should Be D, Not B
 * Pages 65 & 66: 70-073.02.02.001, WINNT32 Should Be Used Instead Of WINNT
 * Page 112: "D" Is Correct
 * Page 164: Correct Answer Should Be C
 * Pages 165 & 166: Typo In Question 70-073.03.02.006
 * Page 166: Correct Answer Should Be B
 * Page 176: Correct Answer Should Be B
 * Page 240: Explanation For Answer D Is Incorrect
 * Pages 289 & 299: Reference To Chapter 2 Should Be Changed To Chapter 8
 * Page 319: The Table Lists Disk Counters, Not Processor Counters
 * Page 336: Explanation For Answer D Is Incorrect
 * Pages 409 And 410: Condition A Should be "share permission", Not "NTFS permission"
 * Error Message: Tests Have Expired



CD-ROM: Practice Exam Answer Key Is Incorrect
The questions in the Practice Exam do not link to the correct answers when you press the Learn Now button. This affects both the individual copies of this title as well as the Core Readiness Review set of books.

The book includes all of the questions contained on the CD. You can refer to the book rather than the CD for the correct answers, or you can order a fixed replacement CD by calling 1-800-MSPRESS.

A service pack that will correct this problem is also available from Self Test Software. You can download Svcpk073.exe from the support link at:

http://www.selftestsoftware.com/shop/

Page 48: Answer To Question 70-073.02.01.002 Should Be D, Not B
Page 47, Question 70-073.02.01.002:

The question allows for additional memory. Therefore, the second group of ten Windows 95 computers can be upgraded. This brings the total number of upgradeable machines to 25.

Page 48:

Change Answer B to:

"Incorrect: More than fifteen computers meet the minimum hardware requirements for a Windows NT Workstation installation, without purchasing any new hardware besides memory."

Change Answer C to:

"Incorrect: More than twenty computers meet the minimum hardware requirements for a Windows NT Workstation installation, without purchasing any new hardware besides memory."

Change Answer D to:

"Correct: Twenty-five computers meet the minimum hardware requirements without purchasing any new hardware besides memory. The first group of ten Windows NT Workstation 3.51 computers meets the hardware requirements, the second group of ten Window 95 computers meets the hardware requirements after the purchase of additional memory, the third group of five Windows 95 computers meets the hardware requirements, and the fourth group of five MS-DOS workstations does not have a CD-ROM drive. Since the computers are not on a network, a network installation cannot be performed for the computers without a CD-ROM drive."

Change Answer E to:

"Less than thirty computers meet the minimum hardware requirements for a Windows NT Workstation installation. Five computers do not have a CD-ROM drive."

Pages 65 & 66: 70-073.02.02.001, WINNT32 Should Be Used Instead Of WINNT
The WINNT command is used to install Windows NT Workstation on a computer currently running a 16-bit Windows operating system, such as Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups 3.1, MS-DOS, or Windows 95. Therefore, none of the answers to question 70-073.02.02.001 are correct.

On pages 65, change Answer D from:

"D. You should install Windows NT Workstation 4.0 using WINNT32 /U and assign a unique computer name to the 4.0 installation."

To:

"D. You should install Windows NT Workstation 4.0 using WINNT32 and assign a unique computer name to the 4.0 installation."

On page 66, change the explanations for each answer:

Answer A from:

"A. Incorrect: While you should install Windows NT Workstation 4.0 interactively using the WINNT command, you should not assign the computer name MYWORK. Since both the Windows NT Workstation 3.51 installation and the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 installation are members of the same domain, they must have different computer names."

To:

"A. Incorrect: You must install the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 interactively using the WINNT32 command, not the WINNT command. In addition, you should not assign the computer name MYWORK. Since both the Windows NT Workstation 3.51 installation and the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 installation are members of the same domain, they must have different computer names."

Answer B from:

"B. Incorrect: You must install the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 interactively using the WINNT command, not the WINNT32 /U (unattended setup) command. In addition, you should not assign the computer name MYWORK. Since both the Windows NT Workstation 3.51 installation and the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 installation are members of the same domain, they must have different computer names."

To:

"B. Incorrect: You must install the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 interactively using the WINNT32 command, not the WINNT32 /U (unattended setup) command. In addition, you should not assign the computer name MYWORK. Since both the Windows NT Workstation 3.51 installation and the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 installation are members of the same domain, they must have different computer names."

Answer C from:

"C. Correct: You must install the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 interactively using the WINNT command, and you must assign a unique computer name when both the Windows NT Workstation 3.51 installation and the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 installation are members of the same domain."

To:

"C. Incorrect: You must install the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 interactively using the WINNT32 command. However, assigning a unique computer name when both the Windows NT Workstation 3.51 installation and the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 installation are members of the same domain is correct."

Answer D from:

"D. Incorrect: You must install the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 interactively using the WINNT command, not the WINNT32 /U command. However, assigning a unique computer name when both the Windows NT Workstation 3.51 installation and the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 installation are members of the same domain is correct."

To:

"D. Correct: You must install the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 interactively using the WINNT32 command, and you must assign a unique computer name when both the Windows NT Workstation 3.51 installation and the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 installation are members of the same domain."

Page 112: "D" Is Correct
The correct answer is "D" but the wording for the correct answer is listed under "B". The order of the answers needs to be changed so that the letters match up with the correct text.

Corrected text should read:

Correct Answer: D

A. Incorrect: There is no way to convert an HPFS partition to FAT; the CONVERT utility only converts an HPFS (or FAT) partition to NTFS. In addition, the WINNT setup program is used to install Windows NT on a computer running Windows 95 or MS-DOS. Since your computer is running Windows NT Workstation 3.51, you should use the WINNT32 setup program.

B. Incorrect: There is no way to convert an HPFS partition to FAT; the CONVERT utility only converts an HPFS (or FAT) partition to NTFS. However, since your computer is running Windows NT Workstation 3.51, you should use the WINNT32 setup program.

C. Incorrect: Using the CONVERT utility to convert the partition to NTFS is the correct way to convert the HPFS partition. However, the WINNT setup program is used to install Windows NT on a computer running Windows 95 or MS-DOS. Since your computer is running Windows NT Workstation 3.51, you should use the WINNT32 setup program.

D. Correct: Using the CONVERT utility to convert the partition to NTFS is the correct way to convert the HPFS partition. Since your computer is running Windows NT Workstation 3.51, you should use the WINNT32 setup program. To retain desktop settings, configuration settings, and file system security attributes, you must install Windows NT Workstation 4.0 in the same folder where Windows NT 3.51 was installed.

Page 164: Correct Answer Should Be C
On page 164, the correct answer should be C. Change Answer C to read:

"C. Correct: While default user profiles are created when Windows NT Workstation users log on for the first time, and you have created a logon script to configure user network and printer connections for Windows 3.11 users, no steps have been taken to prevent Windows NT Workstation and Windows 3.11 users from changing their configurations."

Pages 165 & 166: Typo In Question 70-073.03.02.006
Pages 165 and 166, Question 70-073.03.02.006, second paragraph:

Change:

"The required result is to configure the network environment for Windows NT Workstation and Windows 3.1 clients each time they log on to the network."

To:

"The required result is to configure the network environment for Windows NT Workstation and Windows 3.11 clients each time they log on to the network."

Page 166: Correct Answer Should Be B
On page 166, the correct answer should B. Change Answer B to read:

"B. Correct: Default user profiles are created when Windows NT Workstation users log on for the first time, a logon script is created to configure user network and printer connections for Winodws 3.11 users, and profiles are configured to prevent Windows NT Workstation users from changing their configurations."

Page 176: Correct Answer Should Be B
On page 176, the correct answer should be B. Please modify answers A and B to read as follows:

"A. Incorrect: The second optional result is not achieved. Because of the Read permission assigned to the Everyone system group, users will not be able to create new files in the \Bank folder after it is copied. In order to allow users to create files in the folder, Add and Read permissions must be assigned to the Everyone system group in order for users to create new files in the \Bank folder after it is copied. The Full Control permission assigned to Creator Ownership only ensures that you will be able to access and change files you have created in the \Bank folder, it does not assign anyone any permission, such as Add, to the \Bank folder.

B. Correct: Copying the \BANK folder to the \WEDGE folder on the server automatically provides Full Control permission to the Everyone system group for the \Wedge folder. Sharing the \BANK folder on the server and setting permission so the Everyone system group has Read permission prevents other users from changing files in the \BANK folder, but allows them to read the files. The second optional result is not achieved, please see the explanation for answer A."

Page 240: Explanation For Answer D Is Incorrect
On Page 240, the explanation for Answer D is incorrect.

Change:

"D. Incorrect: The default tree and context is only specified when setting up Client Services for NetWare (CSNW). When running Gateway Service for NetWare (GSNW), there is no need to specify the default tree and context."

To:

"D. Incorrect: A preferred server is specified in the Client Service for NetWare dialog box when configuring Client Services for NetWare (CSNW). When running Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW), the preferred server must be specified in the Gateway Service for NetWare dialog box."

Pages 289 & 299: Reference To Chapter 2 Should Be Changed To Chapter 8
Page 289, first reference, first sentence:

Change:

"Microsoft Windows NT Technical Support Self-Paced Training Chapter 2..."

To:

"Microsoft Windows NT Technical Support Self-Paced Training Chapter 8..."

Page 299:

Change:

"The Microsoft Windows NT Technical Support volume of the Microsoft Windows NT Technical Support Training kit Chapter 2..."

To:

"The Microsoft Windows NT Technical Support volume of the Microsoft Windows NT Technical Support Training kit Chapter 8..."

Page 319: The Table Lists Disk Counters, Not Processor Counters
Page 319, first paragraph, last sentence:

Change:

"The most commonly used processor counters are:"

To:

"The most commonly used disk counters are:"

Page 336: Explanation For Answer D Is Incorrect
On page 336, the explanation for answer D is incorrect.

Change:

"D. Correct: One of the advantages of using a volume set is the ability to combine free disk space from several areas, including different types of hard disks. Since you have not combined the disks into one volume set, you have not optimized performance for optimum throughput, which is the required result to the problem."

To:

"D. Correct: One of the advantages of using a volume set is the ability to combine free disk space from several areas, including different types of hard disks. However, volume sets do not improve performance, so you have not optimized performance for optimum throughput, which is the required result to the problem."

Pages 409 and 410: Condition A Should be "share permission", Not "NTFS permission"
On pages 409 and 410, under question 70-073.07.05.004,

Change:

"A. The NTFS permission on the \MKTG folder is set to Read Only."

To:

"A. The share permission on the \MKTG folder is set to Read Only."

Error Message: Tests Have Expired
After the date 9/9/99, you may receive a message box stating the following:

Tests Have Expired. Contact Customer Service.

Once you click OK, the test splash screen appears. You can start and run all facets of the test without any error.

This error message is incorrect. The tests have not expired and you should be able to perform them without error.

Microsoft Press is committed to providing informative and accurate books. All comments and corrections listed above are ready for inclusion in future printings of this book. If you have a later printing of this book, it may already contain most or all of the above corrections.

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