Guide to MCSE 70-290, Enhanced
Solutions 7-1
Chapter 7 Solutions
Review Questions
1.
Which of the following is not a standard attribute?
Answer: C
2.
Which of the following attributes can be configured from the properties of a folder
residing on a FAT32 volume?
Answer: A,C,D
3.
Which of the following attributes combined to make a file or folder “super hidden”?
(Choose all that apply.)
Answer: A,B
4.
When a folder’s encryption attribute is configured, which of the following cannot be
configured at the same time?
Answer: D
5.
Which of the following is used to encrypt a file encryption key with EFS?
Answer: A
6.
Which of the following users can access an EFS-encrypted file by default?
Answer: A,C
7.
Which of the following file systems support the ability to implement disk quotas?
Answer: C
8.
Which of the following tools can be used to encrypt files from the command line?
Answer: C
9.
Which of the following tools can be used to compress files from the command line?
Answer: A
10.
Which of the following tools can be used to review disk quota settings from the
command line?
Answer: C
11.
What would be the result of issuing the command attrib –s –h file1.txt from the
command line?
Answer: C,D
12.
Which of the following are DFS models supported in Windows Server 2003? (Choose
all that apply.)
Answer: A,B
13.
What term is used to describe alternative copies of a DFS link stored on other
servers?
Answer: B
14.
A standalone DFS root is not fault tolerant. (True or False?)
Answer: A
15.
Which of the following file systems are capable of natively supporting both
encryption and compression? (Choose all that apply.)
Answer: C
16.
What is the result of copying a compressed file to another folder on the same NTFS
volume?
Answer: A
17.
What is the result of copying an EFS-encrypted file to a folder on a FAT32 partition?
Answer: B
Guide to MCSE 70-290, Enhanced
18.
Solutions 7-2
What happens when the COMPACT command is issued in a directory without any
additional switches specified?
Answer: C
19.
The disk quota feature in Windows Server 2003 allows disk quotas to be configured
on a server-wide basis. (True or False?)
Answer: B
20.
Disk quotas can be configured according to group membership. (True or False?)
Answer: B
Case Projects
Case Study 1
Disk quotas can be enabled on a per-volume or partition basis on a Windows Server 2003 system, as long
as the file system in use is NTFS. Once implemented, administrators can configure general quota settings
for all users on that volume or partition, or set up special quota entries for individual users. In this case,
users who are using too much disk space should be assigned specific quotas, after which they will need to
delete unnecessary files in order to use any additional disk space.
Case Study 2
The best solution to this issue would be to use EFS to encrypt sensitive files. Once implemented, only the
use who encrypted the files and the designated data recovery agent would be able to decrypt and view the
information they contain, regardless of any NTFS permissions that might be granted.
Case Study 3
The most logical solution to this case study would be to implement DFS, logically organizing resources in a
manner that makes them easy for users to work with. Implementing domain-based DFS and configuring
replicas for critical folders could address the issue with some folders not being available because of server
maintenance.