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Explain
hidden shares. Hidden or administrative shares are
share names with a dollar sign ($) appended to their names.
Administrative shares are usually created automatically for
the root of each drive letter. They do not display in the
network browse list.
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How do the
permissions work in Windows 2000? What permissions does
folder inherit from the parent? When you combine NTFS
permissions based on users and their group memberships, the
least restrictive permissions take precedence. However,
explicit Deny entries always override Allow entries.
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Why can’t I
encrypt a compressed file on Windows 2000? You can
either compress it or encrypt it, but not both.
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If I rename
an account, what must I do to make sure the renamed account
has the same permissions as the original one? Nothing,
it’s all maintained automatically.
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What’s the
most powerful group on a Windows system?
Administrators.
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What are the
accessibility features in Windows 2000? StickyKeys,
FilterKeys Narrator, Magnifier, and On-Screen Keyboard.
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Why can’t I
get to the Fax Service Management console? You can only
see it if a fax had been installed.
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What do I
need to ensure before deploying an application via a Group
Policy? Make sure it’s either an MSI file, or contains
a ZAP file for Group Policy.
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How do you
configure mandatory profiles? Rename ntuser.dat to
ntuser.man
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I can’t get
multiple displays to work in Windows 2000. Multiple
displays have to use peripheral connection interface (PCI)
or Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) port devices to work
properly with Windows 2000.
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What’s a
maximum number of processors Win2k supports? 2
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I had some
NTFS volumes under my Windows NT installation. What
happened to NTFS after Win 2k installation? It got
upgraded to NTFS 5.
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How do you
convert a drive from FAT/FAT32 to NTFS from the command
line? convert c: /fs:ntfs
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Explain
APIPA. Auto Private IP Addressing (APIPA) takes effect
on Windows 2000 Professional computers if no DHCP server
can be contacted. APIPA assigns the computer an IP address
within the range of 169.254.0.0 through 169.254.255.254
with a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0.
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How does
Internet Connection Sharing work on Windows 2000?
Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) uses the DHCP Allocator
service to assign dynamic IP addresses to clients on the
LAN within the range of 192.168.0.2 through 192.168.0.254.
In addition, the DNS Proxy service becomes enabled when you
implement ICS. </>
