1. The process of managing which pages are stored in RAM, and which are stored in the paging file is called:

A. Virtual Memory

B. Paging

C. Demand Paging

D. Page Swapping

2. You have started a Win16 application (APP1) in a separate memory space. Later you start another Win16 application (APP2) and an MS-DOS application (DOS1). APP2 hangs and stops responding. How does this affect the APP1 and DOS1 applications?

A. APP1 and DOS1 are not affected and will continue running normally.

B. APP1 will stop responding but DOS1 will continue running normally.

C. DOS1 will stop responding but APP1 will continue running normally.

D. APP1 and DOS1 will stop responding.

3. You are running several small applications simultaneously on your Windows NT Workstation. One of the Win16 based applications stops responding. How can you shut down this application without affecting all of the other Win16 or Win32 based applications?

A. Do nothing. NT automatically purges unresponsive apps from the system.

B. You can't. Faulty Win-16 based apps hang the system. The computer must be restarted.

C. From Task Manager, select the application that is not responding and click End Task.

D. From Task Manager, select all of the pertinent processes and end them.

4. Under Windows NT, network adapter card drivers must be _____ compliant in order to be bound independently to several protocols.

A. NDIS

B. ODI

C. NE 2000

D. TDI

5. Which of the following services is responsible for providing resources requested by a local application?

A. Redirector

B. Server

C. UNC

D. Multiple Provider Router

6. The ______ is a boundary layer that provides a common programming interface for file system drivers to communicate with the transport protocols.

A. NDIS

B. ODI

C. TDI

D. DLC

7. NWLink is a protocol that is compatible with the _________ protocol.

A. NetBEUI

B. IPX/SPX

C. LAT

D. NCP

8. Which of the following subsystems provides support for a UNIX application on a computer running NT Workstation?

A. POSIX subsystem

B. UNIX subsystem

C. OS/2 subsystem

D. Win32 subsystem

9. What low-level protocol would you normally install in order to support Hewlett Packard JetDirect network interface printing devices on your Windows NT workstation?

A. DLC (Dynamic link control).

B. ARP (Address resolution protocol).

C. NetBEUI.

D. TCP/IP.

10. When you send a print job to a network printing device, it comes out illegibly. What is the most likely cause of the problem?

A. Incorrect print driver.

B. Incorrect network protocol.

C. The spooler service is malfunctioning.

D. Incorrect paper size.

11. A user complains that whenever he sends a print job his hard disk starts crashing and never reaches the server. What is the likely cause of the problem?

A. The spooler service on the server is stuck.

B. There is not enough disk space in the print server.

C. There is not enough disk space for spooling.

D. The workstation is out of RAM.

12. In Windows NT terminology, what is the physical device that prints a document?

A. Print device.

B. Printer.

C. Print processor.

D. Print pool.

13. You plan to install Windows NT Workstation on all the client machines of your network. However, the information technology department is concerned about the licensing strategy for the workstations when connecting to all three of the company’s NT Server computers. What is the most appropriate licensing mode?

A. Per server licensing.

B. Windows NT Workstation does not require licensing.

C. Per seat licensing.

D. A combination of per server and per seat licensing.

14. You share the printing device on your Windows NT workstation with a group of users. You recently received an update of the device drivers that will result in better performance. What is the best way to perform the upgrade for the other NT Workstation computers that use the printer?

A. Un-install the printer and install it again with the new device drivers.

B. Upgrade the print driver in all client machines. Remove and re-install the print device with the new drivers.

C. Replace the print driver in all client machines. Remove and re-install the printer with the new drivers.

D. Upgrade the print driver in your local machine. The new driver will be automatically upgraded in all Windows NT Workstation computers.

15. Your boss is concerned because he wants to send a print job to an NT Server 4.0 computer but he doesn’t have the drivers for his NT Workstation computer available. What should you tell him?

A. The drivers are located in the Windows NT Workstation CD-ROM.

B. Windows NT will automatically download and install the correct drivers.

C. All the device drivers are automatically copied to the DRIVERS$ share in print server.

D. The device drivers are required to install a network printer.

16. You want to send a print job to a UNIX workstation running TCP/IP. What service must you install in your Workstation computer?

A. Install CSNW on your workstation.

B. TCP/IP printing.

C. DLC.

D. File and print services for UNIX.

17. What is the function of the LPQ utility?

A. It is used to send print jobs to a host running TCP/IP.

B. It will delete all documents in the print queue of a TCP/IP host.

C. It will obtain the status of a print queue on a NetWare server.

D. It is used to obtain information about the print queue on a TCP/IP host.

1. (C)

If there is not enough unused physical memory available when an application attempts to store data in memory, the VMM uses demand paging to find pages of RAM not recently used. It copies these pages to the pagefile.sys.

2. (A)

Because APP1 is running in its own memory space, it is not affected by the crash of APP2. MS-DOS applications always run in their own NTVDM and are therefore not affected by faulty Win16 applications.

3. (C)

To close an application that is no longer responding, you must use task manager and end the task.

4. (A)

With NDIS, one or more protocols can be bound to one or more network card drivers. ODI is the Novell equivalent to NDIS and also allows more than one protocol to be bound to a network card.

5. (A)

The redirector is also known as the workstation service.

6. (C)

TDI is the acronym for the Transport Driver Interface.

7. (B)

NWLink is Microsoft's implementation of the IPX/SPX protocol suite.

8. (A)

Posix is a standard set of API's for versions of UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems. Applications written using these API's can be installed and run on an NTFS partition on a Windows NT computer.

9. (A)

DLC is used to handle communication between a network printing device and the print server.

10. (A)

When an incorrect print driver is installed, print jobs usually come out illegibly. To solve this problem, the print driver must be replaced.

11. (C)

Disk space is always required for spooling. The location of the spool folder can be edited in the registry under the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Printers.

12. (A)

A printer is a logical device created in Windows NT. A printing device is the actual hardware device which prints a document.

13. (C)

Per seat allows a single workstation to only require a single license to connect to multiple NT servers.

14. (D)

Each time a Windows NT computer sends a print job to a print server, the device drivers are automatically updated. Note: Windows 95 computers don't support this feature.

15. (B)

There is no need to manually install the device drivers, because Windows NT will automatically handle the installation process.

16. (B)

The LPR command will send a print job to a UNIX workstation running a printing demon.

17. (D)

The LPQ command is installed with TCP/IP services. It will retrieve status information from a TCP/IP host running a printing daemon. Note: Communication between the client and the server computer is handled over TCP.