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MCSA 70-270 XP Exam Prep - Question List

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76. Jack is an administrator at an organization that has a number of branch offices around the world. One of the employees has recently traveled to Germany. Jack had configured the employee’s laptop to display German date and time settings. When the employee returns to the main office in New York, all of his e-mail messages display German date and time settings. What should Jack do to change the settings to the ones that will suit New York?
  1. In the Regional and Language Options, apply the English user interface.
  2. In the Regional and Language Options, apply the English input language keyboard.
  3. In the Regional and Language options, apply English (United States) Standards and Formats.
  4. In the date and time options, change the Time Zone to Eastern Time (US & Canada).
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77. When installing Windows XP on a system that recently had the hard drive replaced, you insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive and start the computer. The system displays an error that states “Operating system not found.” How should you proceed?
  1. Configure the CMOS setup to boot using the CD-ROM first.
  2. Get a new CD, since this one is corrupt.
  3. Reconfigure the Windows XP system to be PXE compliant.
  4. Replace the CD-ROM with one that is compatible with Windows XP.
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78. During a routine network bandwidth check at your office, you notice that performance is abnormally slow when connecting to some specific servers located in remote offices. Which of the tools included with Windows XP Professional can be used to investigate the cause of this problem?
  1. Arp
  2. Tracert
  3. Ping
  4. Ipconfig
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79. What is the maximum number of users who can connect to an IIS website installed on a Windows XP Professional computer?
  1. 1
  2. 10
  3. 100
  4. No limitations
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80. You manage a handful of Windows XP Professional computers in a workgroup environment. You want to specify how many failed logon attempts are allowed before an account is locked out and how long before the account is automatically reset. Which of the following specifies the correct procedure?
  1. Open Control Panel, click Performance and Maintenance, click Administrative Tools, and open the Local Users And Groups snap-in located in the Computer Management console.
  2. Open Control Panel, click User Accounts, and specify the failed logon attempts before the account is locked out.
  3. Open Control Panel, click Accessibility Options, click Accessibility Options again, and click the General tab when the Accessibility Options program window appears.
  4. Open the Local Security Policy console, expand the Account Settings folder, select the Account Lockout Policy folder, and configure the appropriate settings.
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