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21-23 C. Download the latest Windows XP Dynamic Update package from Microsoft. Copy the file to a folder and share that folder on your local area network. In the [Unattended] section of your Unattend.txt file, add the entry Dushare:path_to_shared_folder. D. Download the latest Windows XP Dynamic Update package from Microsoft. Extract the files to a folder, and share that folder on your local area network. From your Win- dows XP CD-ROM, run the command winnt32 /duprepare:path_to_shared_folder. In the [Unattended] section of your Unattend.txt file, add the entries Dushare:local and Dupath:path_to_shared_folder. 6. You need to perform an unattended installation from a Windows XP Professional CD- ROM on a computer that does not currently have an operating system. You want to provide the computer name and Administrator password on a floppy disk. What do you name the answer file? Choose the correct answer. A. Answer.txt B. Winnt.sif C. Winnt32.sif D. Unattend.txt 7. Which of the following components are required to install Windows XP Professional by using Remote Installation Services (RIS)? Choose three correct answers. A. DNS server B. WINS server C. DHCP server D. Web server E. Active Directory F. FTP server Objective 1.2 Perform and Troubleshoot an Unattended Installation of Windows XP Professional 21-24 Chapter 21 Installing Windows XP Professional (1.0) Objective 1.2 Answers 1. Correct Answers: C A. Incorrect: When using disk imaging to deploy Windows XP Professional, you do not need to create UDF files. B. Incorrect: RIS is another possible approach to deploying multiple computers, but you have already proposed using disk images. Copying the images to the disk drives of the new computers does not require RIS. In this scenario, non-Microsoft tools are used for distribution. C. Correct: Before you create an image of the reference computer, you must use SysPrep to remove security and user information unique to the system. SysPrep erases the computer’s name, its globally unique identifier (GUID), and all other settings that might cause problems if they appear on multiple computers on the same network. D. Incorrect: RIS is another possible approach to deploying multiple computers, but you have already proposed using disk images. Copying the images to the disk drives of the new computers does not require RIS or PXE-enabled network cards. Additionally, the entire computer needs to be PXE-compliant, not just the network cards. Merely installing PXE-enabled network cards into a computer does not guarantee that it will be able to boot directly from the network. In this scenario, non-Microsoft tools are used for distribution. 2. Correct Answers: A, B, and D A. Correct: With Setup Manager, you can create UDF files that can be used in con- junction with answer files. The settings in a UDF file take precedence over those in an answer file. You can specify unique values for many settings such as computer names so that each computer deployed has a distinct name. B. Correct: Setup Manager can create or modify answer files that can contain all the settings listed. An answer file is a customized script used to run an unattended installation of Windows XP Professional. C. Incorrect: Setup Manager cannot automate the installation of any version of Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 on its own. You can use Setup Manager to launch other programs and scripts, but you have to create an automated installation for Office Professional Edition 2003 by following the instructions included in the Office 2003 Editions Resource Kit. D. Correct: With Setup Manager, you can create UDF files that can be used in con- junction with answer files. The settings in a UDF file take precedence over those in an answer file. You can specify unique values for many settings, such as the password for the Local Administrator account. 21-25 E. Incorrect: Setup Manager does not include tools to modify user interface prop- erties such as the appearance of desktop icons. Instead, you should configure the computers as Active Directory domain members, and use Group Policy settings to control the desktop environment. F. Incorrect: Your solution does not achieve any of the desired goals. 3. Correct Answers: D A. Incorrect: The answer file must be named Winnt.sif, not Sysprep.inf. Sysprep.inf is the name given to the answer file when using SysPrep to deploy Windows XP Professional via disk imaging. The section with the required keys for automating installation from the bootable installation CD-ROM must be called [Data]. B. Incorrect: The section with the required keys for automating installation from the bootable installation CD-ROM must be called [Data]. C. Incorrect: The answer file must be named Winnt.sif, not Sysprep.inf. Sysprep.inf is the name given to the answer file when using SysPrep to deploy Windows XP Professional via disk imaging. D. Correct: The [Data] section is an optional section needed only when installing Windows XP Professional in an unattended fashion directly from the product CD- ROM. If you use the Setup Manager Wizard to create the answer file and specify that the answer file will be used to install from a CD-ROM, it creates the [Data] section with the required keys and values: AutoPartition=1, MsDosInitiated="0", and UnattendedInstall="Yes". The answer file must be named Winnt.sif; by default, Setup Manager offers to name the file Unattend.txt. Be sure to name the file Winnt.sif before booting from the installation CD-ROM. Remember to insert the diskette into the floppy drive right after the computer boots from the CD-ROM. 4. Correct Answers: A, D, F, and G A. Correct: Setup automatically uses values within the UDF file when the corre- sponding values are not specified in the answer file. B. Incorrect: The values specified in the UDF file take precedence over those in the answer file whenever they are in conflict. C. Incorrect: The values specified in the UDF file take precedence over those in the answer file whenever they are in conflict. D. Correct: Setup automatically uses values within the UDF file when the corre- sponding values are not specified in the answer file. E. Incorrect: Setup does not automatically supply default values for any keys left blank. In this situation, it is possible that the user will be prompted for the missing information. Objective 1.2 Perform and Troubleshoot an Unattended Installation of Windows XP Professional 21-26 Chapter 21 Installing Windows XP Professional (1.0) F. Correct: If a key has a blank value in the UDF file and the answer file has no value specified for that key, no value is set and it is possible that the user will be prompted for the missing information. G. Correct: Any keys specified in the answer file that are not superseded by those in the UDF file are used. 5. Correct Answers: A A. Correct: To use Dynamic Update, download the latest package, extract the files, and share them on a network. For unattended installations, you must add the Dushare: line to the Unattend.txt file to tell Setup where to retrieve the package. For attended installations, add the /dushare:path_to_shared_folder option to the winnt32.exe command-line. For more information, refer to Microsoft Knowledge Base article 312110. B. Incorrect: Although winnt32.exe is capable of downloading the Dynamic Update files during installation, it is not capable of storing those files for later use. You must manually download and extract the files. C. Incorrect: Before Setup can use the Dynamic Update files, you must extract them, and then prepare them by running winnt32.exe with the /duprepare command-line parameter. D. Incorrect: You need to add the Dushare entry only to the [Unattended] section of your Unattend.txt file. You should set the value to the path of the shared folder containing your Dynamic Update files. 6. Correct Answers: B A. Incorrect: The correct filename is Winnt.sif. B. Correct: Winnt.sif has the same sections as an Unattend.txt file, and should be used when performing unattended installations on computers that do not currently have an operating system. Generally, you would place this file on a floppy disk and insert the floppy disk into the computer immediately after the computer begins to boot from the CD-ROM. C. Incorrect: The correct filename is Winnt.sif. D. Incorrect: The correct filename is Winnt.sif. Although Unattend.txt is often used for unattended installations where the computer currently has an operating system, you can specify any file name in this scenario. 21-27 7. Correct Answers: A, C, and E A. Correct: Remote installation relies on DNS for locating the directory service and client machine accounts. B. Incorrect: RIS clients do not require a WINS server. C. Correct: RIS requires a DHCP server to be present and active on the network. The remote boot–enabled client computers receive an Internet Protocol (IP) address from the DHCP server before contacting RIS. D. Incorrect: RIS clients do not need to contact a Web server. E. Correct: RIS relies on Active Directory for locating existing client machines as well as existing RIS servers. F. Incorrect: RIS clients do not require FTP. Objective 1.2 Perform and Troubleshoot an Unattended Installation of Windows XP Professional 21-28 Chapter 21 Installing Windows XP Professional (1.0) Objective 1.3 Upgrade from a Previous Version of Windows to Windows XP Professional Often, Windows XP Professional is needed on systems that already have a version of Windows installed. The best way to minimize the impact on the applications running on that system is to perform an in-place upgrade to Windows XP. In-place upgrades can be performed on systems that have Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT Workstation 4.0 with Service Pack 6, or Windows 2000 Professional. Although this process is much more complex than performing a clean installation, the Windows XP setup procedures include many tools to make this process as painless as possible. Systems running older Windows operating systems can also be upgraded, but not directly. For example, Windows 95 cannot be upgraded to Windows XP Professional simply by running Winnt32.exe; it must be upgraded to Windows 98 first. Similarly, a computer with Windows NT 4.0 and Service Pack 5 or earlier installed must be upgraded to Service Pack 6 before the Windows XP Professional setup routine can be run successfully. In addition to verifying that the system’s hardware resources meet the minimum requirements of Microsoft, you also need to verify that all applications installed on the system are compatible with Windows XP. To facilitate this process, Microsoft provides the Windows Application Compatibility Toolkit, which is available online at http:// msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/list/appcomp.asp. If you have ever replaced your personal desktop or laptop computer that you have been using for months or years with a new one, you understand how challenging it can be to copy all your data and user preferences over to the replacement system. Win- dows XP Professional includes two methods for migrating users’ configuration settings and data between systems. The Files And Settings Transfer Wizard (FSTW) is intended for home users, small office users, and lightly managed users in an enterprise environment. The User State Migration Tool (USMT) is a command-line tool created for migrating large numbers of users in a corporate setting. 21-29 Objective 1.3 Questions 1. A newly hired CIO who understands the benefits of using a single desktop operating system for the entire company has hired you to upgrade all networked systems to Win- dows XP. Previously, local administrators with varying policies and procedures managed each remote office. Consequently, desktop systems have a mixture of Windows for Workgroups 3.11, Windows 95, Windows NT Workstation 4.0, and Windows 2000 Professional. You want to minimize the impact on each user’s applications by performing an in-place upgrade whenever possible. Which of these operating systems can be upgraded to Windows XP in a single step? Choose two correct answers. A. Windows for Workgroups 3.11 B. Windows 95 C. Windows NT Workstation 4.0 with no service pack D. Windows NT Workstation 4.0 with Service Pack 6 E. Windows 2000 Professional 2. You are an administrator for a corporate network supporting 40 users. Your CEO recently learned about the many benefits that Windows XP Professional offers over the Windows 98 operating system that is currently installed on her laptop computer. You have been assigned the task of upgrading the CEO’s laptop to Windows XP. It is critical that the computer be returned when the CEO returns from a business trip the following day; and all data, applications, and settings must be available. Which is the best upgrade strategy? Choose the best answer. A. Perform a full system backup, scan for viruses, and uncompress any compressed drives. Document the user preferences and applications installed on the system. Run the Windows XP Professional setup procedure and repartition all drives with NTFS. After Setup has completed, restore the backup over the new installation. After Setup has completed, verify the functionality of all hardware and applications. B. Perform a full system backup, scan for viruses, and uncompress any compressed drives. Run the standard Windows XP Professional setup procedure and perform an in-place upgrade. After Setup has completed, verify the functionality of all hardware and applications. If Windows XP was unable to install drivers for some hardware components, download and install the updated drivers. If any of the applications do not function correctly, download and apply patches from the software vendors. Objective 1.3 Upgrade from a Previous Version of Windows to Windows XP Professional 21-30 Chapter 21 Installing Windows XP Professional (1.0) C. Perform a full system backup, scan for viruses, and uncompress any compressed drives. Generate a compatibility report by running the Winnt32.exe /checkupgradeonly command. Download any drivers that the compatibility report indicates are not provided by Windows XP, and patch any applications that have not been certified. Run the standard Windows XP Professional setup procedure and perform an in-place upgrade, providing updated drivers as prompted. After Setup has completed, verify the functionality of all hardware and applications. D. Perform a full system backup, scan for viruses, and uncompress any compressed drives. Generate a compatibility report by running the Winnt32.exe /checkupgradeonly command. Download any drivers that the compatibility report indicates are not provided by Windows XP, and patch any applications that have not been certified. Run the standard Windows XP Professional setup procedure and perform a new install with a different system directory (that is, C:\WinXP\), providing updated drivers as prompted. After Setup has completed, verify the functionality of all hardware and applications. After the system is functioning correctly, delete the directory containing Windows 98. 3. You have several identical computers that you want to upgrade from Windows Me to Windows XP Professional. You have already verified that all the computers meet the minimum hardware requirements and that the hardware and subcomponents appear in the Windows XP Windows Catalog. You have also verified that each computer already has the current BIOS installed. The computers have been in operation for several months, and their users have installed their own applications. How can you quickly determine whether there will be any application-compatibility issues before proceed- ing with the upgrade? Choose the correct answer. A. Run the Setup program from the Windows XP Professional installation media with the /checkupgradeonly switch by typing x:\i386\Winnt32.exe /checkupgradeonly from a command prompt where x: is the drive letter assigned to the CD-ROM drive on each computer. B. Create a list of the applications installed on each computer and then visit the Web site of the vendor for each application to find out whether the versions installed on the computers to be upgraded are compatible with Windows XP Professional. C. Purchase the latest versions of each installed application. D. Perform a clean installation of Windows XP Professional on each system, and then reinstall all the applications. 4. You are the administrator of a network that includes 50 users running Windows 2000 Professional and 4 servers running Windows 2000 Advanced Server and Active Direc- tory in a domain setting. You are told to replace 20 of the users’ desktop computers with new laptop computers that have Windows XP Professional preinstalled. You want 21-31 to add the computers to the domain and transfer the users’ data and settings from their current desktop computers to their new laptop systems. Which of the following solu- tions best accomplishes these goals? Choose the correct answer. A. Name each of the computers appropriately, and then join them to the domain. Install the appropriate applications. Copy each user’s User Profile from the old computer to the new computer. B. Give each of the computers a unique name and then join them to the domain. Write a script that copies each user’s My Documents folder from the old computer to the replacement computer. Write a script that exports each user’s Registry from the old computer, and imports it to the replacement computer. Schedule the scripts to run on each of the replacement computers, and then reboot each computer. C. Join each of the laptop computers to the domain. Install the appropriate applications. Write a script that uses the USMT ScanState tool to copy all users’ settings from their old computers to a shared drive on one of the domain controllers. Write a script that launches the LoadState tool with the required settings to copy the files and settings from the shared network drive and schedule the script to run on each laptop computer. D. Schedule a task to launch the FSTW on each laptop computer and be sure that the job is run in the context of an account with local administrative access on all the computers. 5. You are the administrator for a network that includes 80 users and 3 servers running Windows 2000 Advanced Server and Active Directory in a domain setting. You are pre- paring to migrate 15 users from their existing laptop computers that are running Win- dows Me to new laptop systems that will be running Windows XP Professional. You have automated most of the process, including installing Windows XP Professional, joining the computer to the domain, and installing the required applications. You are having trouble running USMT on your Windows Me test computer. How can you effec- tively troubleshoot the automated process of copying user data and settings to a shared folder on the network? Choose the correct answer. A. Run the ScanState tool with verbose error logging enabled by adding the /l scanstate.log /v 7 /u /f parameters to the command you use to run the tool. B. Check the local system and application logs for error messages. C. Run the LoadState tool with verbose error logging enabled by adding the /l scanstate.log /v 7 parameters to the command you use to run the tool. D. Check the application and system logs on the domain controller where the shared network folder is located. Objective 1.3 Upgrade from a Previous Version of Windows XP to Windows XP Professional 21-32 Chapter 21 Installing Windows XP Professional (1.0) Objective 1.3 Answers 1. Correct Answers: D and E A. Incorrect: Windows for Workgroups 3.11 cannot be upgraded directly to Win- dows XP Professional. After determining that the hardware and software are compatible with Windows XP, you must perform a full system backup and define a list of installed applications and document personalization settings such as wallpaper and color scheme. Then, perform a fresh install of Windows XP, reinstall all applications, and restore the user’s data and settings. Alternatively, the system can be upgraded to Windows 95, and then Windows 98, and then Windows XP Profes- sional. In practice, few people will choose to upgrade computers running this operating system because the hardware is not likely to meet the minimum requirements for Windows XP. B. Incorrect: You cannot upgrade directly from Windows 95 directly to Windows XP Professional. The suggested upgrade path is from Windows 95, to Windows 98, and then to Windows XP. C. Incorrect: You cannot upgrade Windows NT Workstation 4.0 to Windows XP Professional unless Service Pack 6 or later is installed. D. Correct: You can upgrade Windows NT Workstation 4.0 directly to Windows XP Professional, as long as Service Pack 6 is installed. E. Correct: You can upgrade Windows 2000 Professional directly to Windows XP Professional. 2. Correct Answers: C A. Incorrect: Restoring Windows 98 system files over a Windows XP installation might return the system to its original state, or it might leave the system com- pletely nonfunctional. Although it sometimes might be necessary to restore user data to a freshly upgraded system, applications and system settings cannot be transferred this way. B. Incorrect: This is a commonly used method that will work on many systems. However, it is very risky to not generate a compatibility report because there is a distinct possibility that the system will not function at all after the upgrade. Addi- tionally, if you discover after the upgrade that a critical application cannot be patched to work properly with Windows XP, your only method of recovery is to perform a full system restore. It is more time-efficient to perform a Winnt32.exe / checkupgradeonly procedure and resolve any issues before running the full setup procedure. [...]... include Service Pack 2 Your Windows XP network distribution point is located at \\server \winxp\ Which command properly updates the distribution point to Service Pack 2? Choose the correct answer A Update /copydir:\\server \winxp B Update /syspart: \\server \winxp C Update /integrate:\\server \winxp D Update /o:\\server \winxp 2 You have a two-year-old computer from a well-known manufacturer that is currently... http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/ details.aspx?familyid=fd7fd48d-6b4a-448e-a632-076f98a351a2) “File and Printer Sharing with Microsoft Windows” by Microsoft Corporation (available online at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID= 87C0A6DB-AEF8-4BEF -92 5E-7AC9BE 791 028) Objective 2.3 Microsoft Corporation Microsoft Windows XP Professional Resource Kit Documentation Redmond, WA: Microsoft Press, 2001... Windows XP Professional installation should proceed without further problems 21-40 3 Chapter 21 Installing Windows XP Professional (1.0) Correct Answers: D A Incorrect: Setup Manager is a tool for creating answer files to automate the installation of Windows XP Professional or to fully automate a SysPrep installation routine B Incorrect: The SysPrep tool is used for deploying Windows XP Professional... files to the shared folder Further Reading This section lists supplemental readings by objective We recommend that you study these sources thoroughly before taking exam 70- 270 Objective 2.1 Microsoft Corporation Microsoft Windows XP Professional Resource Kit Documentation Redmond, WA: Microsoft Press, 2001 Read Chapter 16, “Authorization and Access Control.” This chapter provides an overview of file... Windows XP Professional CD-ROM are stored However, you brought your laptop from home, and your Windows XP Professional retail CD-ROM is in the CD-ROM drive What is the quickest way to begin your automated installations? Choose the correct answer A Use your personal Windows XP Professional retail CD-ROM, and provide the product key originally included with the disk B Use your personal Windows XP Professional... (available online at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details aspx?familyid=fd7fd48d-6b4a-448e-a632-076f98a351a2) “File and Printer Sharing with Microsoft Windows” by Microsoft Corporation (available online at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID= 87C0A6DB-AEF8-4BEF -92 5E-7AC9BE 791 028) “Printing, Imaging, Fax, and All-in-One Frequently Asked Questions” by Bruce Sanderson (available... The Windows XP Professional installation CD-ROM is corrupt B One or more of the memory chips installed in the computer is faulty C You entered an invalid product key D The BIOS is incompatible with Windows XP Professional 3 You have a home office with a cable modem connection to the Internet You install and configure all your own hardware and software You have been using Windows XP Professional on... product key C Copy the contents of your personal Windows XP Professional CD to a shared folder, and perform a network installation Provide Fabrikam’s product key D Wait for the manager to return, and get a backup copy of the Windows XP Professional volume licensing CD-ROM Objective 1.4 Perform Post-Installation Updates and Product Activation 21- 39 Objective 1.4 Answers 1 Correct Answers: C A Incorrect:... XP Professional installation 22-12 Chapter 22 Implementing and Conducting Administration of Resources Objective 2.2 Questions 1 Which Windows XP Professional built-in user groups have permissions to create shared folders? Choose two correct answers A Administrators B Network Configuration Operators C Backup Operators D Power Users E Users 2 You need to create a shared folder on your Windows XP Professional... entire HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE hive, several small files from the Application Data folder within the user’s profile, the Windows XP Professional PID, and the serial number for each hard disk 5 Contoso, Inc recently hired you as a system administrator for its small network of ten Windows XP Professional computers After performing a security audit, you realize that two of the computers have not yet had Service . Windows XP Professional 21-28 Chapter 21 Installing Windows XP Professional (1.0) Objective 1.3 Upgrade from a Previous Version of Windows to Windows XP Professional Often, Windows XP Professional. Incorrect: You cannot upgrade directly from Windows 95 directly to Windows XP Professional. The suggested upgrade path is from Windows 95 , to Windows 98 , and then to Windows XP. C. Incorrect: You cannot. upgraded, but not directly. For example, Windows 95 cannot be upgraded to Windows XP Professional simply by running Winnt32.exe; it must be upgraded to Windows 98 first. Similarly, a computer with Windows

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