Microsoft 70-643 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-643 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 141:

  Your network contains two servers named Server1 and Server2 that run Windows Server 2008 R2. You plan to publish a RemoteApp program named App1 to Server2.

  You need to ensure that App1 appears as a RemoteApp program when you connect to https://Server1/rdweb.

  Which role services should you install on Server1 and Server2?

  To answer, drag the appropriate role service to the correct server in the answer area.

  Select and Place:

  

  

• Question 142:

  You have a server that runs the Terminal Services Gateway (TS Gateway) role service. Users need to connect remotely through the gateway to desktop computers located in their offices.

  You create a security group named Remote1 for the users who need to connect to computers in their offices. You need to enable the users to connect to the TS Gateway.

  What should you do?

  A. Add the Remote1 security group to the local remote desktop users group on the TS Gateway server.
  B. Create a client authorization policy. Add the Remote1 security group and enable Device redirection.
  C. Create a resource authorization policy. Add the Remote1 security group and enable Users to connect to any resource.
  D. Create a Group Policy object and enable the Set TS Gateway authentication method properties to Ask for credentials, use Basic protocol. Apply the policy to the TS Gateway server.
  B. Create a client authorization policy. Add the Remote1 security group and enable Device redirection.

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  To enable the remote users belonging to RemoteUsersGrp1 to connect to the TS Gateway, you need to create a client authorization policy. Add the RemoteUsersGrp1 security group and enable Device redirection. A connection authorization policy (CAP) allows you to control who can connect to the Terminal Server through the Terminal Services Gateway. The Device Redirection gives you the option of disabling redirection for trusted a remote client devices. The tab contains a series of checkboxes that you can use to disable things like disk drives, the Windows clipboard, printers, serial ports, and even plug and play devices.

  Reference: Configuring the Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services Gateway (Part 2)/ Create a Terminal Services Gateway CAP http://www.windowsecurity.com/articles/Configuring-Windows-Server-2008-Terminal-Services- Gateway-Part2.html

  Reference: An Overview of Longhorn Server's Terminal Service Gateway (Part 4) http://www.msterminalservices.org/articles/Overview-Longhorn-Servers-Terminal-Service- Gateway-Part4.html

• Question 143:

  Your network contains two servers named Server1 and Server2 that have the Streaming Media Services role installed. Server1 is located in a subnet named Subnet1. Server2 is located in a subnet named Subnet2.

  Server1 has an on-demand publishing point named Content1. Content1 has a 1-Mbps bit rate.

  Server2 is configured as a cache/proxy server.

  You need to ensure that users on Subnet2 can stream Content1 from Server2. The solution must ensure that Content1 is available on Server2 before the users request the stream.

  What should you modify?

  A. the Cache settings on Server1
  B. the Prestuff settings on Server2
  C. the Proxy settings on Server1
  D. the Cache settings on Server2
  B. the Prestuff settings on Server2

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  WMS Cache Proxy - Prestuff properties

  You can configure the following options on the Prestuff tab for this plug-in.

  Item Description

  Prestuff from

  Stream

  Select this option to enable this server to cache content by streaming it from the origin server, even when it is not requested by clients. Type the URL of the file on the origin server in the URL box (for example, http://server/publishing_point/

  file), and then select one of the following Prestuff Rate options that specify the speed at which this server caches content from the origin server: Maximum Available Bandwidth. Choose this option to cache content from the origin server as fast

  as the network will allow. Content Bit Rate. Choose this option to cache content from the origin server at the same bit rate as the requested content bit rate. Note that for MBR content, the caching speed is the same as the average bit rate of

  the content.

  Kbps. Enter a value in this box to specify the bit rate at which this server caches content from the origin server.

  Prestuff from

  File

  Select this option to enable this server to make a file on an available file storage system, such as a local file system, storage area network (SAN), or network-attached storage (NAS), available for streaming to clients.

  To copy the file from file storage to the cache directory on this server and make it available to clients before it is requested, do the following:

  Type the UNC path of the file in the Content Path box (for example, \\server\folder\file or network_share\file).

  Type the URL that clients must use to stream the file in the Stream URL box (for example, rtsp://server/publishing_point/file or http://server/publishing_point/file). Select the Copy content to local cache directory check box. To copy the file from

  file storage to the cache directory on this server only after a client requests it, do the following:

  1.

  Type the UNC path of the file in the Content Path box.

  2.

  Type the URL that clients must use to stream the file in the Stream URL box. for example, rtsp://server/publishing_point/file or http://server/publishing_point/file).

  3.

  Select the Copy content to local cache directory check box. Make sure that the Copy content to local cache directory check box is not selected. Note that this server cannot use freshness checking to determine whether the file in the file storage system has been updated. It the file has been updated, you must click Prestuff to cache the updated file to the cache directory. Prestuff Click this button to start caching the specified content from the origin server, even when it is not requested by clients.

• Question 144:

  You manage a server that runs Windows Server 2008 R2. The server has the Web Server (IIS) role installed. The Web developer at your company creates a new Web site that runs an ASP.NET 3.0 Web application.

  The ASP.NET Web application must run under a security context that is separate from any other ASP.NET application on the Web server.

  You create a local user account and grant account rights and permissions to run the ASP.NET Web application.

  You need to configure authentication for the new Web site to support the Web application.

  What should you do?

  A. Configure the Windows Authentication setting to Enabled.
  B. Configure the Forms Authentication setting to Enabled by using all the default settings.
  C. Configure the ASP.NET State service to log on to the new local user account by using the Services console.
  D. Configure the ASP.NET Impersonation setting to Enabled. Edit the ASP.NET Impersonation setting by specifying the new local user account.
  D. Configure the ASP.NET Impersonation setting to Enabled. Edit the ASP.NET Impersonation setting by specifying the new local user account.

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• Question 145:

  Your network contains a Remote Desktop server named Server1. The network contains a RemoteApp named App1 that is published to all users.

  You need to ensure that App1 is available through the Remote Desktop Web Access (RD Web Access) Web site.

  What should you modify on Server1?

  A. the RemoteApp Properties
  B. the Remote Desktop connection authorization policy (RD CAP)
  C. the Remote Desktop resource authorization policy (RD RAP)
  D. the Remote Desktop server properties
  A. the RemoteApp Properties

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• Question 146:

  Your network contains an Active Directory domain. The domain contains a member server named Server1. Server1 has the windows Deployment Services (WDS) server role installed.

  You need to ensure that only approved client computers receive a boot image from Server1.

  Which tab should you select from the Server1 Properties dialog box to make the configuration?

  To answer, select the appropriate tab in the answer area.

  Hot Area:

  

  

• Question 147:

  Your network contains three servers named Server2, Server3, and Server4 that run Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 (SP1).

  Each server has the Streaming Media Services server role installed.

  Server2 is configured as an origin server,

  Server3 and Server4 are cache/proxy servers.

  You need to prevent Server2 from streaming more than 500 kilobits per second (Kbps) to the cache/proxy servers.

  The Solution must also prevent individual users from streaming more than 250 Kbps from Server2.

  Which two limits should you configure on Server2? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

  A. Limit aggregate outgoing distribution bandwidth (Kbps)
  B. Limit bandwidth per player connection (Kbps)
  C. Limit bandwidth per outgoing distribution connection (Kbps)
  D. Limit aggregate player bandwidth (Kbps)
  E. Limit outgoing distribution connections
  F. Limit player connections
  A. Limit aggregate outgoing distribution bandwidth (Kbps)
  B. Limit bandwidth per player connection (Kbps)

• Question 148:

  You network contains an Active Directory domain named contoso.com. The domain contains an FTP server named Server1.

  You create a domain user account named User1.

  You create an FTP site on Server1 and configure the site to use a host name of public.contoso.com.

  You need to log on to the FTP site as User1.

  What should you specify as the username?

  A. contoso.com\user1
  B. public.contoso.com|user1
  C. user1
  D. [email protected]
  B. public.contoso.com|user1

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  Logging in to the First FTP Site Using Your Administrator Account

  1.

  On your FTP server, open a command prompt session.

  2.

  Type the following command to connect to your FTP server:

  FTP 127.0.0.1

  3.

  When prompted for a user name, enter the "www.example.com" virtual host name followed by the vertical line (|) character.

  For example: "www.example.com|administrator"

  4.

  When prompted for a password, enter your administrator password.

  5.

  You should now be logged in to the "www.example.com" FTP site as the local administrator.

  Logging in to the Second FTP Site Using Your Administrator Account

  1.

  On your FTP server, open a command prompt session.

  2.

  Type the following command to connect to your FTP server:

  FTP 127.0.0.1

  3.

  When prompted for a user name, enter the "www.contoso.com" virtual host name followed by the vertical line (|) character.

  For example: "www.contoso.com|administrator"

  4.

  When prompted for a password, enter your administrator password.

  5.

  You should now be logged in to the "www.contoso.com" FTP site as the local administrator.

  Source: http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/320/using-ftp-virtual-host-names/

  FTP 7.0 introduced support for virtual host names as documented in the article

  http://learn.iis.net/page.

  aspx/320/using-ftp-virtual-host-names/. Because of variety of compatibility challenges, the decision was made to use the pipe sign "|" as a separator between the virtual host name and the actual account name. To connect to an ftp site

  configured with virtual host name such as ftp.contoso.com, that was sharing port 21 with some other site, one would need to type ftp.contoso.com|ftpuser to log on successfully. Source: http://blogs.iis.net/jaroslad/archive/2009/04/16/addressing-the-separator-problem-for-virtual-ftp-sites-ftp-7-5.aspx Since you have a single IP, you can use FTP virtual hosts by adding a host name to each FTP binding, e.g. ftp.contoso.com, ftp.fabrikam.com, etc. When your FTP users log in, they just need to specify the FTP virtual host name as part of

  their login, e.g. ftp.contoso.com|user1, ftp.fabrikam.com|user2, etc. Jaroslav discussed the FTP useDomainNameAsHostName attribute in one of his blog posts, which allows you to use a backslash ("\") instead of a pipe ("|") character, so you can use login strings like ftp.contoso.com\user1, ftp.fabrikam.com\user2, etc. Source: http://forums.iis.net/t/1162437.aspx

• Question 149:

  Your network contains a server named Web1 that has Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 installed.

  You install the SMTP Server feature on Web1, and then you configure the outgoing email settings from Central Administration.

  You verify that users can receive SharePoint alerts by email.

  During routine maintenance, you restart Web1.

  You discover that the users no longer receive SharePoint alerts by email. You need to ensure that Web1 can send SharePoint alerts by email.

  What should you do on Web1?

  A. From Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 Manager, configure the Security settings.
  B. From Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 Manager, configure the Relay Restrictions settings.
  C. From the Services console, modify the startup type of the Message Queuing feature.
  D. From the Services console, modify the startup type of the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) service.
  D. From the Services console, modify the startup type of the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) service.

• Question 150:

  Your network contains a server named Server1 that runs Windows Server 2008 R2. Server1 has the Windows Deployment Services (WDS) server role installed. You need to create a multicast session to deploy a virtual hard disk (VHD).

  Which tool should you use?

  A. Wdsmcast
  B. Wdsutil
  C. Windows System Image Manager (SIM)
  D. the Windows Deployment Services console
  B. Wdsutil

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  Creating a multicast transmission for a virtual hard disk image You can create multicast transmissions for your .vhd images in the same way that you can for .wim images (except you can only create the transmissions from the command line). To create a multicast transmission

  1.

  Click Start, right-click Command Prompt, and then click Run as administrator.

  2.

  Do one of the following:

  To create an Auto-Cast transmission, use the following syntax: WDSUTIL /New- MulticastTransmission /Image: /FriendlyName: /ImageType:Install / mageGroup: [/FileName:] /

  TransmissionType:AutoCast.

  Example: WDSUTIL /New-MulticastTransmission /Image:WindowsServer2008R2 / ImageType:Install /ImageGroup:"VHD Image Group" /FileName:install.vhd /TransmissionType:AutoCast

  To create a Scheduled-Cast transmission, use the following syntax: WDSUTIL /New- MulticastTransmission /

  Image: /FriendlyName: /ImageType:Install /ImageGroup: /TransmissionType:ScheduledCast [/Time:][/Clients:].

  Example: WDSUTIL /New-MulticastTransmission /Image:WindowsServer2008R2 / ImageType:Install /ImageGroup:"VHD Image Group" /TransmissionType:ScheduledCast /Time:"2008/01/20:17:00" /Clients:10

  Source: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd363560(WS.10).aspx#BKMK5