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Solomon Professional Services Application v.5.0 : MB4-161 Exam

Exam Number/Code: MB4-161
Exam Name: Solomon Professional Services Application v.5.0

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QUESTION 1:
You are the network administrator for PassGuide . Your network consists of a Windows
2000 Active Directory domain. The domain contains three domain controllers, one
Windows 2000 Server computer configured as an intranet Web server, and 500 Windows
2000 Professional client computers.
You must install five hotfixes on your intranet Web server. Two of the hotfixes modify
some of the same files. Your manager wants you to minimize the time that the intranet
Web server is offline.
What should you do?
A. Apply the hotfixes to your intranet Web server with the switch that prevents a restart.
Run the netdiag /v /fix command on the intranet Web server.
Restart the intranet Web server.
B. Apply the hotfixes to your intranet Web server with the switch that prevents a restart.
Run the qchain.exe command on the intranet Web server.
Restart the intranet Web server.
C. Run the qchain.exe command on the intranet Web server.
Apply the hotfixes to your intranet Web server with the switch that prevents a restart.
Run the netdiag /v /fix command on the intranet Web server.
Restart the intranet Web server.
D. Run the qfecheck.exe command on the intranet Web server.
Apply the hotfixes to your intranet Web server with the switch that prevents a restart.
Run the qfecheck.exe command on the intranet Web server.
Restart the intranet Web server.
Answer: B
Explanation:
To Install Multiple Hotfixes with Only One Reboot
1. Run the hotfix installer with the -z switch to instruct the installer not to reboot after the
installation. Add the -m switch (for Quiet mode) in addition to the -z switch if you do not
want to see prompts or messages during the installation.
The hotfix installer is either:

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o The self-extracting package program file (for example,
Qnnnnnn_w2k_spx_x86_en.exe)
or
o Hotfix.exe (if you have extracted all of the files from the package)
2. After all of the hotfixes have been installed, run QChain.exe.
3. Reboot the computer.
Note: Microsoft has released a command-line tool named QChain.exe that gives system
administrators the ability to safely chain hotfixes together. Hotfix chaining involves
installing multiple hotfixes without rebooting between each installation. Without this
tool, the only supported method is to reboot after each hotfix installation.
Reference:
Use QChain.exe to Install Multiple Hotfixes with Only One Reboot, Microsoft
Knowledge Base Article – Q296861
Qfecheck.exe Verifies the Installation of Windows 2000 and Windows XP Hotfixes, soft
Knowledge Base Article – Q282784
Incorrect Answers
A: We must use the Qchain.exe tool.
C: Qchain.exe should be run after all hotfixes have been installed.
D: Qfecheck.exe network administrators increased ability to track and verify installed
Windows 2000 and Windows XP hotfixes. However, we must use the Qchain.exe tool to
apply several hotfixes without rebooting.
QUESTION 2:
You are the network administrator for PassGuide . Your network consists of a Windows
2000 Active Directory domain. PassGuide has three departments: research, sales, and
operations. Each department has an organizational unit (OU) in the domain that contains
all user and group accounts for that department. All computer accounts are in the
Computer container.
The network contains two Windows 2000 Server computers, named PassGuide 1 and
PassGuide 2, configured as domain controllers. One Windows 2000 Server computer,
named PassGuide 3, is configured as a file server. PassGuide 3 contains a distribution
share containing the Windows 2000 Professional installation files, the latest service
pack files applies to the installation files, and unattended answer file, and
uniqueness database file.
The network contains 1,500 Windows 2000 Professional client computers, which
were installed from the distribution share on PassGuide 3.
PassGuide receives 25 new computers for the research department. These new
computers require the latest service pack and a security update for a service that
only these new client computers run. You must place the computer accounts for
these client computers in the Research OU. You must ensure that these new client
computers have the latest service pack and the security update.
You want to install these computers and software by using a network boot disk.
What should you do?
A. Copy the update executable to the distribution share on PassGuide 3.

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Use the existing answer file and uniqueness database file to install each client from the
distribution share by using a network boot disk.
Move each new client computer account to the Research OU after its installation.
B. Use the existing answer file and uniqueness database file to install each client from a
network boot disk.
Create a new Group Policy object (GPO) and link it to the Research OU.
Configure the GPO with a software installation package for the latest service pack.
C. Create an $OEM$ folder in the existing distribution share on PassGuide 1 and copy the
update into the folder.
Use Setup Manager to create an answer file and a uniqueness database file.
Specify the appropriate hotfix executable as a program to run after installation in Setup
Manager.
Set the OemPreinstall = Yes value in the answer file.
Copy the answer file to the distribution share.
Run the winnt.exe command on each new client computer with the appropriate
unattended installation switches.
Move the client computers into the Research OU.
D. Create an $OEM$ folder in the existing distribution share on PassGuide 1 and copy the
update into the folder.
Use Setup Manager to create an answer file and a uniqueness database file.
Specify the appropriate update executable as a program to run after installation in Setup
Manager.
Set the OemPreinstall = No value in the answer file.
Copy the answer file to the distribution share.
Run the winnt32.exe command on each new client computer with the appropriate
unattended installation switches.
Move the client computer accounts into the Research OU.
Answer: C
Explanation: We must use winnt.exe to install Windows from the distribution
folder. Furthermore, we must use the OemPreinstall = Yes to perform an
unattended installation.
Incorrect Answers
A, B: The new computers are not present in the uniqueness database.
D: Winnt32.exe can only be used from within Windows, not when starting a fresh
installation of Windows. Also we must use the OemPreinstall = Yes to perform an
unattended installation.
QUESTION 3:
You are the network administrator for PassGuide . The network contains a Windows 2000
Server computer named PassGuide 1. PassGuide 1 runs Remote Installation Services (RIS).
You use PassGuide 1 and a RIS image to install Windows 2000 Professional on new
computers that PassGuide purchases.
You download a new Windows 2000 security update from the Microsoft Web site. You

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want to ensure that the update is installed automatically on all new computers.
What should you do?
A. Install the security update on PassGuide 1.
Restart PassGuide 1.
B. Copy the security update files to a new shared folder named
\\ PassGuide 1\SvcPack\i386.
Restart RIS on PassGuide 1.
C. Install the security update on a model Windows 2000 Professional computer.
Create a new RIS image of the computer.
Delete the original RIS image.
D. Install the security update on a model Windows 2000 Professional computer.
Run the sysprep command on the computer and select the Reseal option.
Answer: C
Explanation:
We need to create a new RIS image. We create it from a model Windows 2000
Professional computer, on which we have installed the Windows 2000 Security updates.
Reference:
Description Introduction of New Features in Sysprep for Windows XP – Microsoft Knowledge Base
Article – 282190
Incorrect Answers
A: We want the security applied on the client computer, not on the RIS server.
B: We need to create a new image.
D: Sysprep has four basic modes: Audit Mode, Clean Mode, Factory Mode, and Reseal
Mode.
Reseal is run after an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) has run Sysprep in factory
mode and is ready to prepare the computer for delivery to a customer.