Novell 50-696 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Novell 50-696 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 61:

  Which eDirectory object type is located at the top-most level of the eDirectory tree?

  A. Leaf object
  B. Tree root object
  C. Container object
  D. Redirector object
  E. Tree schema object
  F. Tree boundary object
  B. Tree root object

• Question 62:

  You are planning to deploy Novell Open Enterprise Server services on an existing NetWare 6.5 server. Which Support Pack must be installed on the server before you can do this?

  A. NetWare 6.5 Support Pack 1
  B. NetWare 6.5 Support Pack 1a
  C. NetWare 6.5 Support Pack 2
  D. NetWare 6.5 Support Pack 3
  D. NetWare 6.5 Support Pack 3

• Question 63:

  You're planning to install your OES NetWare server into an existing tree. There are three servers already installed in the tree. They communicate with each other using the IPX protocol. One is a NetWare 4.1 server, one is a NetWare 4.2

  server, and one is a NetWare 5.0 server. The NetWare 4.1 server has Support Pack 6 installed.

  The NetWare 4.2 server has Support Pack 9 installed. The NetWare 5.0 server has Support Pack 6a installed. Will the installation of the OES NetWare server into this tree be successful?

  A. Yes, all prerequisite requirements have been met.
  B. No, Support Pack 9a or later must be installed on the NetWare 4.2 server.
  C. No, Support Pack 7 or later must be installed on the NetWare 5.0 server.
  D. No, OES NetWare can't communicate with older servers using the IPX protocol.
  E. No, the version of eDirectory included in OES NetWare is not compatible with NetWare 4.1 servers.
  F. No, the version of eDirectory included in OES NetWare is not compatible with NetWare 4.2 servers.
  E. No, the version of eDirectory included in OES NetWare is not compatible with NetWare 4.1 servers.

• Question 64:

  You're planning the network file system for an OES NetWare server. Your server has a mirrored 40 GB SCSI-3 hard disk drive array. On the array, you've decided to create one NSS volume named SYS. In addition to he default operating system directories created when NetWare is installed, you want to create a directory named USERS off the volume root where each user will have his or her home directory. You also want to create a directory named SPOOL off the volume root where print jobs waiting to be printed on the network printer will reside. Finally, you want to create a directory named APPS off the volume root where network- distributed applications will reside. Does this design meet with Novell guidelines?

  A. Yes, all Novell guidelines have been met.
  B. No, NSS doesn't support mirrored drive arrays
  C. No, NSS doesn't support SCSI-3 hard disk drives.
  D. No, the user's home directory should be named HOME.
  E. No, only the NetWare operating system should reside on volume SYS.
  F. No, volume SYS should be a traditional volume on a NetWare 6.5 server.
  G. No, the users' home directories should be placed immediately beneath SYS:\PUBLIC.
  E. No, only the NetWare operating system should reside on volume SYS.

• Question 65:

  You're designing a network file system for your company. You want to create three NSS volumes: SYS for operating system files and utilities, DATA for storage of user files, and WEB for storing web server content. Your server has one IDE 200 GB hard disk drive. Will this design work?

  A. Yes, all NSS requirements have been met.
  B. No, NSS doesn't support IDE hard disk drives.
  C. No, the SYS volume must be a Traditional volume.
  D. No, web server content must reside on the SYS volume.
  E. No, NSS doesn't support hard drives with more than 1024 cylinders.
  F. No, NSS can't support multiple volumes on the same physical drive.
  A. Yes, all NSS requirements have been met.

• Question 66:

  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.

• Question 67:

  You're planning to install OES NetWare on an older server which has a Pentium II 266 MHz CPU, 512 MB of RAM, a 10 GB hard disk drive, and a single PCI network board. Will the installation be successful?

  A. Yes, all prerequisite requirements have been met.
  B. No, OES NetWare doesn't support PCI network boards.
  C. No, OES NetWare requires a minimum of 1 gigabyte of RAM.
  D. No, OES NetWare requires a Pentium III 750 MHz or faster CPU.
  E. No, OES NetWare requires that the system have two or more CPUs.
  A. Yes, all prerequisite requirements have been met.

• Question 68:

  Which directories does Novell recommend you implement to organize your NetWare server's file system? (Choose 3.)

  A. Shared directories.
  B. ZENworks profile directories.
  C. iFolder data directories on SYS.
  D. An iPrint spooling directory on SYS.
  E. User home directories on a volume other than SYS.
  F. A directory named ETC in each user's home directory for configuration files.
  A. Shared directories.
  B. ZENworks profile directories.
  E. User home directories on a volume other than SYS.

• Question 69:

  Click the Point and Click button to begin.

  Click on the tab in the Manage Printer screen you would use to enable IPP access to this printer object.

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• Question 70:

  You're moving the ksanders user object from the SLC. DA container to the TYO.DA container in your eDirectory tree. You're concerned that ksanders may forget that her object has been moved and will try to log in to the tree using her old user context. What type of object can you create in the SLC. DA container that will allow her to continue logging in as ksanders.SLC. DA even though her user object now resides in TYO.DA?

  A. Alias
  B. Group
  C. Profile
  D. Template
  E. Organizational Role
  A. Alias