Novell 050-696 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Novell 050-696 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 151:

  Your company has three regional offices. Each office has its own network administrator. Each administrator's user object has been assigned the Supervisor right to their respective Organizational Unit objects; allowing them to perform all administrative tasks in the container. Today, you accidentally deleted the administrator's user object (named LMorgan) for the Salt Lake City office. To fix the problem, you've decided to simply re-create the object, using the same name, in the same context where it was before. Will LMorgan still have the Supervisor right to her Organizational Unit object?

  A. No, eDirectory requires globally unique object names and LMorgan has already been used.
  B. No, the LMorgan user name will be retained in the server's eDirectory cache for 72 hours.
  C. Yes, LMorgan will have all the rights she had before because the same object name and context was used.
  D. No, the administrator will lose her rights because the new user object has a new value assigned to the GUID property.
  D. No, the administrator will lose her rights because the new user object has a new value assigned to the GUID property.

• Question 152:

  You have decided that you want your users' iFolder client to automatically synchronize files. You want this option to override any user-specified parameters. You want this option to be visible in the users' iFolder client, but you want it to be grayed-out so they can't change it. Click on the iFolder Management Console option you would mark to accomplish this.

  AutosyncEnforced

• Question 153:

  Which method will allow you to access the Novell Client properties page on a Windows XP workstation? (Choose 2.)

  A. Right-click the red N icon in the System Tray; then select Novell Client Properties.
  B. Right-click anywhere on the Desktop and select Properties; then select Novell Client for Windows.
  C. In the Local Area Connection Properties dialog, select Novell Client for Windows; then select Properties.
  D. Right-click the Start button and select Network Connections; then select Novell Client for Windows > Properties.
  E. Right-click My Computer and select Properties; then select Network Connections > Novell Client for Windows > Properties.
  F. In Control Panel, right-click Network Connections and select Properties; then select Novell Client for Windows > Properties.
  A. Right-click the red N icon in the System Tray; then select Novell Client Properties.
  C. In the Local Area Connection Properties dialog, select Novell Client for Windows; then select Properties.

• Question 154:

  Which is the proper order for completing tasks when configuring NSS storage on an OES NetWare server?

  A. Create storage pools first, then create disk partitions, and then create NSS volumes.
  B. Create disk partitions first, then create storage pools, and then create NSS volumes.
  C. Create NSS volumes first, then create storage pools, and then create disk partitions.
  D. Create disk partitions first, then create NSS volumes, and then create storage pools.
  E. Create storage pools first, then create NSS volumes, and then create disk partitions.
  F. Create NSS volumes first, then create disk partitions, and then create storage pools.
  B. Create disk partitions first, then create storage pools, and then create NSS volumes.

• Question 155:

  Which file system attribute indicates that the file has been modified at some point since the last backup operation?

  A. A
  B. H
  C. P
  D. Ci
  E. Dc
  F. Di
  G. Dm
  H. Ds
  I. Ic
  J. Ro
  A. A

• Question 156:

  You've made some configuration changes to your server's AUTOEXEC. NCF file. To make the changes effective, you need to shutdown and then reload the OES NetWare operating system. Which command will do this? (Choose 2.)

  A. DOWN
  B. EXIT
  C. INIT 6
  D. RESET SERVER
  E. REBOOT SERVER
  F. RESTART SERVER
  D. RESET SERVER
  F. RESTART SERVER

• Question 157:

  Your organization has hired an additional network administrator to manage user accounts in your eDirectory tree. She won't be allowed to perform any other administration tasks. You need to configure a custom iManager role for her. Click the iManager option you would use to do this.

  Deskicon

• Question 158:

  You need to create a new user object in your eDirectory tree using the ConsoleOne management utility. You don't have ConsoleOne installed on your local Windows workstation, so you must run it from your OES NetWare server. Where should you look in the server's file system for the ConsoleOne.exe executable?

  A. Sys:\Public\bin
  B. Sys:\Public\Win32\ConsoleOne
  C. Sys:\Public\Mgmt\ConsoleOne\1.2\bin
  D. Sys:\Public\WINNT\ConsoleOne\1.2\bin
  C. Sys:\Public\Mgmt\ConsoleOne\1.2\bin

• Question 159:

  You've been assigned to implement iFolder throughout your company. You've installed a new OES NetWare server, named DA28, in your eDirectory tree to provide iFolder services. The IP address of DA28 is 192.168.1.28. During the server install, you selected the iFolder patterned deployment. You now need to configure iFolder on the server. Which URL should you use to access the iFolder Management Console?

  A. https://192.168.1.28:8009/iFolder
  B. https://192.168.1.28/iFolderAdmin
  C. https://192.168.1.28/iFolder/Admin
  D. https://192.168.1.28:443/iFolder/Admin
  E. https://192.168.1.28/iFolderServer/Admin
  F. https://192.168.1.28:8009/iFolderServer/Admin
  G. https://192.168.1.28/nps/iManager/iFolderAdmin
  E. https://192.168.1.28/iFolderServer/Admin

• Question 160:

  You are installing OES NetWare on new server hardware. The server has dual Pentium 4 CPUs running at 2 GHz, 1 GB of RAM, an integrated 64-bit PCI network board, and mirrored 200 GB hard disk drives. You power on the server and insert the OES NetWare Operating System CD in the server's CD drive. However, the NetWare installation program doesn't run. Instead, you see a message that states "Operating system not found. Please insert a disk in drive A:, then press any key." What is causing this problem?

  A. The OES NetWare installation program doesn't support dual CPUs.
  B. The system must be booted from the OES NetWare Products CD first.
  C. The server's BIOS is not configured to boot from the CD-ROM drive.
  D. The OES NetWare installation program doesn't support integrated network boards.
  E. The OES NetWare installation program isn't compatible with 64-bit PCI network boards.
  F. The server's hard disk drives must be partitioned and formatted before you can install OES NetWare.
  C. The server's BIOS is not configured to boot from the CD-ROM drive.