True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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An
administrator is responsible both for ensuring that shared resources are available to users and also
that these resources are monitored and managed effectively.
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2.
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Sharing file resources is the most common reason to implement a network.
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3.
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Windows Server 2003 includes the ability to act as a print server.
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4.
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Local
print devices are connected directly to the network on which the workstation resides.
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5.
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It is
still possible to maintain efficient printing performance even if the network has less RAM than the
minimum Windows Server 2003 requirements.
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6.
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Users
on a network can gain access to shared printer resources by sharing first, and then connecting and
installing later if necessary.
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7.
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The
Add Printer Wizard allows you to specify whether the printer should be shared to provide network
access.
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8.
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Leaving the spool folder in the default location can prevent printing delays on busy
systems.
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9.
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Publishing shared printers into Active Directory can help users find network printer
resources.
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10.
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Internet Printing Protocol can only be used to print to locations within the local
system network.
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Modified True/False
Indicate
whether the sentence or statement is true or false. If false, change the identified word or
phrase to make the sentence or statement true.
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11.
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Publishing resources into Active Directory allows any Active Directory-aware
client to perform a simple search on the network. _________________________
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12.
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To
add and share a local print device, you need to have end-user privileges on the computer that
acts as the print server. _________________________
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13.
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The
Add Printer Wizard provides access to all of the necessary configuration options to get a
local printer up and running. _________________________
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14.
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Although Internet Printing Protocol support is built into Windows Server 2003,
Internet Information Services must be installed on a print server to take advantage of it.
_________________________
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15.
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The
standard method of configuring and gaining access to printers is via the Internet Printing
Protocol tool. _________________________
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16.
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Once
enabled, Internet Printing Protocol allows an administrator to connect to and manage the printers on
a Windows Server 2003 system using a(n) Web browser.
_________________________
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17.
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A
printer object is associated with the computer object that acts as its print client.
_________________________
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18.
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Receiving a(n) Access Denied message when attempting to print usually indicates
incorrectly configured permissions. _________________________
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19.
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Publishing printers into Active Directory manually can involve a great deal of
administrative effort in large environments. _________________________
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20.
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By
default, published printer objects are hidden in the Objects Directory interface.
_________________________
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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21.
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One
of the most common troubleshooting tasks for any network administrator is ensuring the _____ of the
shared network printers. a. | encryption properties | c. | security strength | b. | continued
availability | d. | paper
quality | | | | |
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22.
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A(n)
_____ print device is connected directly to a port on the print server or
workstation. a. | local | c. | system | b. | network | d. | default | | | | |
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23.
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Print
_____ are files that contain information Windows Server 2003 uses to convert raw print commands to a
language that the printer understands. a. | devices | c. | servers | b. | drivers | d. | clients | | | | |
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24.
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A(n)
_____ is a configurable object in Windows Server 2003 that controls the connection to the print
device. a. | print
device | c. | printer | b. | print driver | d. | print server | | | | |
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25.
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Windows XP Professional only supports a maximum of _____ simultaneous client
connections.
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26.
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The
_____ is usually where you set up and configure the shared printing system. a. | print server
| c. | printer | b. | print driver | d. | print device | | | | |
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27.
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Appending the _____ symbol to the end of a printer name stops the device from being
displayed in lists of shared resources.
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28.
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Windows Server 2003 lets you determine the printer permissions in effect for a given
user via the _____ tab in the Advanced Security Settings of a printer. a. | Auditing | c. | Permissions | b. | Owner | d. | Effective Permissions | | | | |
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29.
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Client computers that run any of the following operating systems EXCEPT _____ will
automatically download the print driver when they initially connect to the printer. a. | Windows
XP | c. | Windows
2000 | b. | Windows
98 | d. | Windows Server
2003 | | | | |
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30.
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Windows Server 2003 provides a number of built-in _____ files that allow printers and
related properties to be managed from the command line. a. | VBScript
| c. | Basic | b. | System | d. | JavaScript | | | | |
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31.
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Clicking on the hyperlink for a particular printer allows an administrator to do all
of the following EXCEPT a. | view and control queued
documents. | c. | add new
documents to the queue. | b. | resume paused documents. | d. | print queued documents. | | | | |
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32.
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As
users send print jobs to a printer, they are spooled on the _____ of the print server by
default. a. | memory
chip | c. | network
pool | b. | hard disk
| d. | data
bus | | | | |
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33.
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The
Windows-based version of Windows Script Host is called a. | Winscript.exe. | c. | Cmdscript.exe. | b. | Wscript.exe. | d. | Cscript.exe. | | | | |
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34.
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Which
of the following is NOT part of the correct syntax when you wish to access a VBScript file from the
command line? a. | Cscript
command | c. | command
switches | b. | name of the VBScript file | d. | Wscript command | | | | |
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35.
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Which
of the following is NOT a script that can be used to manage printer properties from the
command-line? a. | Prnjobs.vbs | c. | Prndata.vbs | b. | Prncnfg.vbs | d. | Prnport.vbs | | | | |
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36.
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Which
of the following is NOT a necessary hardware requirement for setting up an efficient printing
environment? a. | Having one or
more computers act as print servers | b. | Having one or more super-users with high
priority | c. | Having sufficient space on the hard drive for the print
server | d. | Having sufficient RAM beyond that of the minimum Windows Server
2003 requirements | | |
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37.
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A(n)
_____ is a group of dynamic-link libraries, information files, and programs that processes print jobs
for printing. a. | print
provider | c. | graphics device
interface | b. | router | d. | spooler | | | | |
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38.
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Which
of the following is NOT part of a network print server’s spooler? a. | client | c. | print
provider | b. | router | d. | print processor | | | | |
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39.
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Which
of the following is NOT one of the processing elements a network print server uses to receive and
process a print file? a. | print monitor | c. | print manager | b. | print
processor | d. | router | | | | |
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40.
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The
print provider works with the print processor to ensure that the file is formatted to use the right
_____, while the file is spooled. a. | data type | c. | priority | b. | file
size | d. | port
number | | | | |
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41.
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Which
of the following is NOT a main level of printer permissions? a. | Print | c. | Manage
Documents | b. | Document | d. | Manage Printers | | | | |
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42.
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A
printer pool is configured by clicking the _____ tab in the print server properties
menu. a. | Pool
Setup | c. | Ports | b. | Port Setup | d. | Pool Config | | | | |
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43.
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The
second step in configuring a printer pool is placing a check mark in the box next to the _____
pooling command. a. | Select
printer | c. | Configure
printer | b. | Set printer | d. | Enable printer | | | | |
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44.
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If
four printers on a network have the priority values given as follows, which will be the first to
print?
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45.
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If
there is a mix of client operating systems throughout the network, each connected operating system
will need a different a. | printer device. | c. | print interface. | b. | print
driver. | d. | printer
pool. | | | | |
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46.
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Which
of the following, when they initially connect to the printer, will NOT automatically download the
appropriate print driver if no copy of it exists on the print server? a. | Windows Server
2003 | c. | Windows
98 | b. | Windows
2000 | d. | Windows
XP | | | | |
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47.
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You
must manually install the necessary print driver on all of the following operating systems
EXCEPT a. | Windows 3.1
clients. | c. | Macintosh
clients. | b. | Windows ME clients. | d. | UNIX clients. | | | | |
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48.
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Double-clicking on the icon for a particular printer displays the _____ of the print
queue. a. | location | c. | model
number | b. | operating system | d. | current contents | | | | |
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49.
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Which
of the following is NOT a common reason for a printer to be prevented from physically printing the
required documents? a. | printer incompatible with
document | c. | printer out of
paper | b. | physical printer is off-line | d. | Print Spooler service stalling | | | | |
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50.
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A
user can only cancel a print job belonging to another user if the user has _____ permission for that
printer. a. | Delete
Access | c. | Cancel
Access | b. | Manage Documents | d. | Cancel Documents | | | | |
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51.
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_____
must be installed on a print server for it to take advantage of Internet Printing
Protocol.
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52.
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IPP
can provide users with a method to easily gain access to remote printers using the standard _____
protocol.
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53.
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Windows Script Host serves as a controller for the _____ scripting
engines. a. | command-line | c. | Macintosh | b. | Java | d. | ActiveX | | | | |
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54.
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The
_____ script can be used to automate the process of manually adding a printer to Active
Directory. a. | Prnmngr.vbs | c. | Pubprn.vbs | b. | Prnjobs.vbs | d. | Pubqctl.vbs | | | | |
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55.
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When
you fix the problem of print jobs becoming stuck in the queue by restarting the service, all jobs in
the print queue are a. | deleted. | c. | configured. | b. | prioritized. | d. | moved. | | | | |
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Yes/No
Indicate whether you agree with the sentence or
statement.
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56.
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Are
the permission settings for an installed printer cumulative?
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57.
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Can
output problems be prevented if all print devices configured to be part of the same printer pool are
forced to use different print drivers?
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58.
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Do
printers with high priority print jobs sooner than those with low priority?
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59.
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If
there is a mix of client operating systems throughout the network, can the same version of the print
driver be used for each operating system that is connected to the print server?
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60.
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If
there is a copy of the appropriate driver on the print server, will Windows 98 clients automatically
download the print driver when they initially connect to the printer?
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61.
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Are
printer shares that are created on pre-Windows 2000 print servers published into Active Directory by
default?
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62.
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Can
normal users on a Windows Server 2003 network access the printer management interface?
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63.
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Can
connecting to the printer management network interface provide information on the location and model
of all configured printers?
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64.
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Is
Windows Script Host only usable from the command-line?
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65.
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Is
the default location of the print spool folder optimal for higher-volume requirements?
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