CIS 184 030 Test 4 Chapter 9, 10, & 18

1 July, 1999 _____________________________________ Name

1. Name the utility used to control and configure IIS?

a. User Manager

b. control Panel

c. Internet Service Manager

d. Network Neighborhood

e. Gopher

2. Select all listed service that comes with IIS ?

a. WWW (HTTP)

b. FTP

c. STP

d. Gopher

3. The three IIS views are:

a. List, Server, Print

b. Report, List, Services

c. Report, Server, Services

d. Recent, Server, Services

4. Installing IIS can be broken down into the following three stages (choose three.:

a. Preparing for Installation

b. Managing IIS

c. Installation

d. Testing IIS

5. Virtual directories are created to make it possible to publish from multiple directories. Virtual directories supplement the Home directory. Virtual directories are made to appear as sub-directories to Home directory, even though ___________________.

a. they can be located on local or remote drives.

b. they may physically be on two different computers.

c. they appear in separate directories.

d. a & b.

6. For each type of graphics driver, there is a

a. Print processor

b. Print spooler

c. Printer interface

d. Port monitor

7. What is the function of a Print Spooler?

a. Forwards the print job to the print server

b. Stores the print job on the hard drive

c. It puts the job in the order in queue

8. Creating a _______ increases the number of pages-per-minute you can process without having to purchase very expensive high-end printers.

a. print spool

b. printer file

c. printer pool

d. spooler

9. What is a daemon?

a process that runs in the background and performs a specified operation at predefined times or in response to certain events. The term daemon is a UNIX term, though many other operating systems provide support for daemons, though they're sometimes called other names. Windows, for example, refers to daemons and System Agents and services. Typical daemon processes include print spoolers, e-mail handlers, and other programs that perform administrative tasks for the operating system. The term comes from Greek mythology, where daemons were guardian spirits.

A daemon is a utility program that runs on a TCP/IP server. These programs run in the background, performing services such as file transfers, printing, calculations, searching for information, and many other tasks. It is similar to a TSR program from DOS. Daemons are fully supported by UNIX.

10. The four main parts to the NT Printing System are:

a. Print Monitor, Print Spooler, Print Processor, Port drivers

b. Print drivers, Print Spooler, Print Processor, Port Monitor

c. Print Monitors, Print Spooler, Print driver, Port Monitor

d. Print drivers, Print Spooler, Print driver, Port Monitors

11. Why would I install TCP/IP printing services?

To share printing services with non-Microsoft systems such as UNIX, NT has to have the capability to work with LPD. For NT to share printing

with UNIX, it must act like a LPD. If you are working with Microsoft clients, no need to worry about this because Microsoft clients when

attempting to print use the Server service in a NetBIOS network).

12. The ___________ _____________ is the link between the logical printer that the users connect to and the physical printer where the paper comes out.

a. Print processor

b. Printer pool

c. Printer interface

d. Port monitor

13. ___________ __________ is the capability to connect several physical printers to the same logical printer.

a. Print processor

b. Printer pool

c. Printer interface

d. Port monitor

14. The preferred protocol for Dial-up Networking is

a. SLIP

b. PPP

c. NetBEUI

d. TCP/IP

15. The service that enables Windows NT to be set up with different dial in locations is

a. RAS

b. NetBIOS Gateway

c. Multilink

d. Telephony API

16. RAS Sever can have up to how many connections?

a.255

b.254

c.1

d.256

17. NT Workstation can have up to how many RAS connections?

a.255

b.254

c.1

d.256

18. How many phonebook entries are necessary for Dial-up Networking to work?

a. 1

b. 2

c. 3

d.10

19. Name the three types of call back security used in RAS?

Preset to, Caller set to, No call back

20. ___________ uses tunneling to enable packets for one protocol to be carried over networks running another protocol?

a. DHCP

b. TCP/IP

c. RAS

d. PPTP

EXTRA CREDIT

(1 points each)

1. What is the preferred protocol for majority of ISPs?

PPP

2. Name the three network protocols available in phonebook.

TCP/IP, NetBEUI, and NWLink

(5 points)

1. Describe why Microsoft developed NetBIOS Gateway and how it works?

See page 543 NetBIOS Gateway for details