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MCSE Configuring and Administering Microsoft Clustering Services by using Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced : 70-223 Exam
Exam Number/Code: 70-223
Exam Name: MCSE Configuring and Administering Microsoft Clustering Services by using Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced

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QUESTION 1:

You are the cluster administrator for PassGuide . The company wants its file services
to be highly available. You need to evenly migrate all of the data on 10 dedicated file servers across an active/active cluster. The old servers will be deployed throughout
the network for various noncritical functions.
Many users have mapped drives an embedded UNIC references to the existing servers name and share names. You need to ensure that those existing connections continue to function properly after the migration.
The cluster is configured to have three disk groups. Cluster group, Disk group 1, and Disk group 2. You have created File Share resources in the appropriate disk groups by using the existing share names.
You want to redirect user access to the new Server cluster without changing the settings on the user’s computers. What should you do?

A. For the Cluster group, create 10 IP Address resources and 10 Network Name resources that use the original service names.
Rename the old servers.
B. For Disk group1, create one IP Address resource and five Network Name resources that use the original Server names.
For Disk group2, create one IP Address resource and five Network Name resources that use the original Server names.
Rename the old servers.
C. For Disk group1, create one IP Address resource and five Network Name resources that use the original Server names.
For Disk group2, create one IP Address resource and five Network Name resources that use the original Server names.
Change the IP Addresses on the old servers.
D. For the Cluster group, create 10 IP Address resources that have the same IP addresses
as the original servers.
For Disk group1, create Network Name resources that have unique names. For Disk group2, create Network Name resources that have unique names. Change the IP Addresses on the old servers.

Answer: B

Explanation: To ensure that users can still use their old settings with the new Server
cluster it is important that the new disk groups IP Addresses resource and Network Name resources use the original server name. Then the old servers need to be renamed.
Incorrect answers:

A. To ensure that the file service is highly available you must create at least 2 disk groups and not just provide the Cluster group with 10 IP address resources and 10
Network Name resources.
C. To ensure there are no problems with the new cluster, the old servers we need to be

renamed and not just have their IP addresses changed.
D. To ensure there are no problems with the new cluster, the old servers we need to be renamed and not just have their IP addresses changed. http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/planning/server/clustersteps.asp

QUESTION 2:

You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Advanced Server cluster. The cluster provides file and print share resources for PassGuide . You add 350 cluster File Share resources to support a new research project.
After adding the resources, you decide to test the cluster for failover. During the test, the users of the new shares are denied access to their files after failover.
You need to ensure that users can access the shares after failover. What should you do?

A. Use Windows Explorer to reassign share-level permissions.
B. Use the cluster administrator to reassign share-level permissions.
C. Use dynamic file shares to remove and then re-create the cluster File Share resources.
D. In the Advanced File Share Properties dialog box, clear the Hide subdirectory shares check box.

Answer: B

Explanation: In order for users to access the shares after a failover the share-level permissions must be reassigned. In order to change the share-level permissions you will need to do so from the cluster administrator account.
Incorrect answers:

A. Windows Explorer does not have the required permissions to reassign share-level permissions.
C. Dynamic file shares is not one of the three File Share resources types: basic, share subdirectories, and DFS root.
E. This action will not have the desired effect.
Microsoft Windows 2000 Advance Server Clustering Services Training Kit, page 94-106.

QUESTION 3:

You are the administrator of a new Windows 2000 Advanced Server cluster. You want to configure the cluster to support both DHCP service resource and a WINS service resource. You create a Services Resource group. The group contains the resources shown in the following table.
DHCP Service resource WINS Service resource Physical Disk resource IP Address resource
The services resource group fails when you try to bring it online. What should you

do to bring the group online?

A. Add a Network Name resource to the Services Resource group.
B. Add one Generic Service resource to the Services Resource group. C. Add a second IP Address resource to the Services Resource group. D. Add two Generic Service resources to the Services Resource group.

Answer: A

Explanation: Whenever you create a resource on a cluster you need to include a Network Name resource. The Network Name resource is used to assign a name to a resource.
Incorrect answers:
B. The Generic Service resource is used to support a cluster-unaware service and to provide basic cluster functionality.
C. A second IP Address Resource will not allow the group online.
D. Two Generic Service resources will not allow the group to come online.
Microsoft Windows 2000 Advance Server Clustering Services Training Kit, pages 97,
164, and 177.

QUESTION 4:

You are the Cluster Administrator for PassGuide . You need to create a new cluster. First, you install and configure the cluster storage. Next, you configure two network adapters each in two Windows 2000 Advanced Server computers named Server1
and Server2. Server1 and Server2 are member servers in Windows 2000 domain and will be configured as cluster nodes.
On Server1, you create a local cluster named Cluster Account. You enable the User cannot change password option. You place the Cluster Account user in the Administrators group. You assign the necessary rights to the Cluster Account user. You install the Cluster service on Server1. You specify the Cluster Account user as
the account under which the Cluster service will run. You install the Cluster service
on Server2, specifying the same user name and password as you did for Server1. You receive an error message stating that the Server cannot join the cluster. You want to ensure that Server2 can join the cluster. What should you do?
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