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MCSE Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network : 70-220 Exam
Exam Number/Code: 70-220Exam Name: MCSE Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network

“MCSE Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network”, also known as 70-220 exam, is a Microsoft certification. With the complete collection of questions and answers Q&as with Expert Explanations, Pass4sure has assembled to take you through 9 Case Studies (110 Q&A) to your 70-220 Exam preparation. In the 70-220 exam resources, you will cover every field and category in MCSE helping to ready you for your successful Microsoft Certification.

Topic 1, JUST TOGS, Scenario

Background:
Just Togs is a clothing retailer that has been in business for eight years. Last year’s total sales for all retail stores were $240 million. After tremendous growth during the past
eight years, the clothing business has slowed in its existing retail stores.

Organization: Headquarters:
Headquarters is located in San Jose, California. Headquarters employs 80 people. Twelve
of these employees are in the IT department. Retail Stores:
Retail stores are located in California. There are 50 employees at each retail store

Problem Statement: President:
Our old business model relied on expansion by building new retail stores. However, expansion takes time, and the area served by a single retail store is limited. The only way
to rapidly increase sales is to build a Web site. This site would allow customers from across the United States to buy our clothing.

IT Director:
We have three major areas of concern. First, we must ensure that the information on our Web server can be modified only with proper authorization and that the information is distributed only to those authorized. We also want to be informed when someone
accesses data on the Web server. Second, information must be secure as it travels from the customer’s computer to our server. We must prevent user IDs, passwords, and
financial information from being intercepted as this information travels to our server. Third, information that customers download must not damage their software or violate licensing agreements.
Our IT department will be expanded to include a Webmaster, who will administer the
Web site, Web developers who will write code for the Web pages, and Web authors who will create the Web content.

Marketing Director
We have developed an ActiveX control that customers will be able to download from the Web site. Customers can use this control to display different sizes of clothing on a 3D model. They can customize the model with their measurements. They can then dress the model with our clothes to show how the clothes will fit and select the correct size.
When people first view our Web site, they will be considered visitors. After visitors enter their name and address and receive an ID we will consider them customers.
From our Web site, we must include a method for the customer to view our clothes and place selected items in a shopping basket. We will need a checkout function that allows the customer to enter shipping and billing information. This should include the
customer’s name, address, phone number, and credit card number. This information, including the customer’s ID and password will be stored in a database.

When customers revisit our site, we will be able to identify them automatically by their
ID and password. They can then view the status of their orders or place additional orders. We should also let customers know that they are connected to the Just Togs Web site.
The entire transaction should be logged. The information will be stored in a
transaction-tracking file. This file will contain credit card numbers and other confidential customer information. The transaction-tracking file will allow us to bill the customer and
to provide information for our customer service employees if problems arise. Customer Service Director:
All customer service employees must have access to customer information. This includes customers’ personal information, such as name, address, phone number, and account number.

Existing IT Environment: Headquarters:
Headquarters has four Windows NT Server 4.0 computers. The remote access server is named JTRAS. The primary domain controller is named JTDC1. The other two servers are used to run applications.

Retail Stores:
Each retail store has two Windows NT Server 4 0 computers. One server controls all cash register functions. The second server handles inventory and word processing functions
and has a dial-up connection to headquarters. All retail stores use TCP/IP. Each office has its own user account for dial-up access. This connection is used to transmit daily sales and merchandise orders to headquarters.

Connectivity:
All computers in the headquarters LAN are connected through a 100-Mbps connection.
Each retail store is connected to headquarters through a WAN through a 56-Kbps dial-up connection.

Envisioned IT Environment: Headquarters:
The existing Windows NT Server domain controller will be upgraded to Windows 2000 native mode, and a single forest will be created. The envisioned placement of servers is shown in the exhibit. Click the exhibit button.

A DMZ will be set up between the public and private network. In addition, Just Togs plans to add six new Windows 2000 Server computers. A Web server named JTWEB will be multi-homed. A server named JTDEV will be used by programmers to develop the Web content. A server named JTDATA will contain all customer, inventory, and
order information. This information will be stored in Microsoft SQL Server databases. A
server named JTVPN will be used as the VPN server. JTDC2 will be a new domain controller.
The company wants to eliminate its remote access server and allow the retail stores to submit their data over the Internet through a VPN.

Retail Stores:
The hardware and software at the retail stores will remain the same.

Connectivity:
The WAN and LAN bandwidth will remain the same.

Topic 1, Just Togs (10 Questions)

QUESTION 1
Which audit policy should you use to detect possible intrusions into the Just Togs network?

A. Success and failure audit for process tracking
B. Success and failure audit for privilege use C. Success and failure audit for policy change D. Success and failure audit for logon events

Answer: D

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