CNE254 Design and Implementation

Review for Second Quiz

 

1. T/F. Partitioning eDirectory allows parts of the database to exist on several servers.
   
   
2. If the organization is located in multiple physical sites, where should you establish upper-layer partitions?
   
   
3. T/F. Partitions include file system directories and file information.
   
   
4. In how many partitions can an eDirectory object exist?
   
   
5. T/F. Partitions can and should overlap.
   
   
6. When installing the first server in an eDirectory tree, how many partitions are created by default?
   
   
7. What is the name of the default partition that is created when installing the first server in a new eDirectory tree?
   
   
8. What two terms stand for finding and accessing specific information in the Directory tree?
   
   
9. Where should you place replicas of frequently accessed information to increase name resolution speed?
   
   
10. What is the default type of the replica held by the first server in the Directory tree?
    
    
11. What is the default type of the replicas on the second and third servers installed in a given partition?
    
    
12. The network administrator needs access to the Master replica to perform ________ operations.
    
    
13. How many replicas should you create so all partitions maintain fault tolerance?
    
    
14. List four types of replicas, as noted in the text.
    
    
15. How many Master replicas may you define for each partition?
    
    
16. How many Read/Write replicas may you define for a partition?
    
    
17. DIRTY TRICK QUESTION: When should you create a Subordinate Reference?
    
    
18. When does eDirectory create a Subordinate Reference?
    
    
19. T/F. When a change is made to an object, only the changed information is sent to the replicas for updating.
    
    
20. As changes occur in eDirectory, all replicas of a partition do or do not always contain the same exact information at every instant during synchronization?
    
    
21. Is a users password change sent to other replicas immediately or soon after it has been performed?
    
    
22. Which replica type should not be used for fault tolerance?
    
    
23. What is the most important partition to replicate?
    
    
24. What aspect to replica synchronization is introduced in a mixed protocol network, such as one with both NetWare 5 and NetWare 4.11 servers?
    
    
25. Define static address assignment. Define dynamic address assignment
    
    
26. What are the three available modes of DHCP? How are they different?
    
    
27. What is the most likely response to a DHCPDISCOVER message?
    
    
28. What is the most likely response to a DHCPREQUEST message?
    
    
29. Assume that we have three sub-networks connected in one building, served by one DHCP server. What is wrong with this scenario? How can you overcome the problem? (Two ways.)
    
    
30. Where do you run the DNS/DHCP Management Console?
    
    
31. What are the objects automatically created when the schema is extended for DNS/DHCP services?
    
    
32. What are the five possible DHCP objects, once the schema has been extended?
    
    
33. What are the four possible DNS objects, once the schema has been extended?
    
    
34. NDS support for DHCP has a potential fault. What property must be enabled to prevent multiple assignment of the same address?
    
    
35. What NLM is the actual DHCP server program?
    
    
36. Name three ways to extend the schema of a Tree for DNS/DHCP.
    
    
37. What program do you run to install DNS/DHCP Management Console?
    
    
38. Where is the preferred version of NetWare Administrator stored on the server?
    
    
39. What are the two tabs on the Management Console?
    
    
40. After creating a DHCP server in Management Console, why would it have a red or pink line through it?
    
    
41. What are the four container types that can hold a DHCP server object?
    
    
42. What DHCP object holds the address of your network?
    
    
43. What is the typical subnet mask for a Class A network? Class B? Class C?
    
    
44. What is the purpose of a Subnet Address Range object?
    
    
45. What is a good reason to create an IP Address object? What two such objects are normally created?
    
    
46. What is a Subnet Pool Object?
    
    
47. How do you start a DHCP server in debug mode?
    
    
48. What is the difference between a registered IP address and a private IP address?
    
    
49. What is the private address range that falls in the Class A range? Class B? Class C?
    
    
51. What is DNS for?
    
    
52. What are the two types of DNS servers in a Novell network?
    
    
53. What are the three kinds of primary and secondary DNS zones in a Novell network?
    
    
54. What does a Primary Zone server do? What about a Secondary Zone server?
    
    
55. What is the purpose of a RootServerInfo Zone object?
    
    
56. Name five kinds of Resource Records, and specify what each is for.
    
    
57. What NDS object is used to configure Dynamic DNS? What setting is used to do so?
    
    
58. Why is SLP an improvement over SAP?
    
    
59. Name the four kinds of transmissions involved in SLP.
    
    
60. What is the multicast address for SLP? Why doesn't it matter what you network address is?
    
    
61. What are the three kinds of agents used in SLP? Which is the only one that runs workstations?
    
    
62. Which SLP agent is not needed in small networks?
    
    
63. SLP is one of five possible services that can provide name service on your network. What are the other four?
    
    
64. How often do SAP servers rebroadcast their list of services? How often, by default do SLP servers do something similar?
    
    
65. What is the name of the default SLP scope object?
    
    
66. What are the two diagnostic questions that determine whether you need Directory Agents?
    
    
67. How are DAs configured?
    
    
68. Name the three possible methods for DA discovery.