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Windows Server 2003
Also known as the Win2K3, Windows Server 2003 is a server OS (operating system) from the American software company Microsoft. This OS has the capability to share printers and files, provide email services, authenticate users, and host message queues.
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What exercises should you do to slim your legs and ankles?
I'm NOT sure about your ankles, but I'm 16 and I play softball AND basketball. The best leg toners that I know are calve stretches. Put your hands, and TIPS of toes on the ground, and put your butt in the air. Take ONE of your legs, and stretch it around the calve of your leg. The higher your butt is in the air, the better. I see results in less than 5 days, and you'll have SEXY calves..trust me! Oh, and when your doing them, flex your leg muscles, this should also help you out
What would you use to prevent GPOs linked to parent containers from affecting child containers?
Inheritance blocking
nslookup.exe
Why did your pencil sharpener suddenly stop working?
The blade is probably loose or broken or the battery stopped working or the rotator stopped. It really depends on what kind you have.
What are sites What are they used for?
One or more well-connected (highly reliable and fast) TCP/IP subnets. A site allows administrators to configure Active Directory access and replication topology to take advantage of the physical network. B: A Site object in Active Directory represents a physical geographic location that hosts networks. Sites contain objects called Subnets.[3] Sites can be used to Assign Group Policy Objects, facilitate the discovery of resources, manage active directory replication, and manage network link traffic. Sites can be linked to other Sites. Site-linked objects may be assigned a cost value that represents the speed, reliability, availability, or other real property of a physical resource. Site Links may also be assigned a schedule. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_Directory_Site#Sites
What is the difference between changing a user's password and resetting it?
When you change passwords nothing else changes. If you reset, it means that everything is to be set to its default. For instance, if you have created particular set of rules/permissions for users and you change their passwords, rules will not be changed. But you reset all those users, you will have create all rules/permission from a scratch.
What is a prepaid group practice model?
According to the text book "Medical Billing and Insurance Coding"-Fordney and French.... "The prepaid group practice model delivers services at one more locations thru a group of physicians who either 1.contract thru the HMO to provide care or 2. are employed aby the HMO........."
Which operating system supports Intel Xeon E5620?
Most operating systems should be able to run on this processor. Support need not be explicit; Intel processors are backwards compatible, so software written for an older processor can run on a newer one.
What Microsoft service that provides Net BIOS name-to-address resolution?
Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
What files are required to install HIPS onto the EPO server and the files types?
You will get all files needed for installation and migration
from lASE and/or DKO/AKO
• Files that you will need to download:
EP0400L.zip
ePO Installation files
EP0400P2.zip
ePO Patch 2 Installation files
HIP701 ML.zip
HIP Extension file for ePO 4.0
McAfeeHIP Ciient_700_with_P2S_LEN.zip
HIP Client Installation package
What is metasolv in telecom domain?
MetaSolv Solutions is an Ordering, Work Flow, Inventory, and Trouble Management solution geared towards telecommunications companies.
What is the role of a global catalog in Active Directory?
"The global catalog is a distributed data repository that contains a searchable, partial representation of every object in every domain in a multidomain Active Directory forest. The global catalog is stored on domain controllers that have been designated as global catalog servers and is distributed through multimaster replication. Searches that are directed to the global catalog are faster because they do not involve referrals to different domain controllers." http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc728188(WS.10).aspx
Why not make all Domen Controllers in a large forest as GCs?
There can be only one GC. If we make all DCs as GC then
There will be huge amount network traffic which can choke the network
There will be problems in replications
There will be issues in consistency of objects in the forest
There would be issues in authentications
There will be chances of duplicate objects in the domains
That is why there is only ONE GC per forest which has all the info about the objects groups etc.
Can the testicles stop working?
The answer is yes. The testicles can stop working for a number of reasons. Here are just a couple: 1) If a testicle is pushed back into the torso and is not pushed back down into the scrotum, your body's higher temperature will kill your testicle and anything inside of it. 2) A severe blow to the testicles is never fun. Most of the time, a man will be left in a lot of pain. However, he'll usually get back up and wish it had never happened. But if the blow is severe enough to cause damage, this poses a problem. If left untreated, your testicle will die and cease to function.
What MS Exchange process is responsible for communication with AD?
DSACCESS-Directory access or dsa.msc
What is a backup domain controler?
When you use Backup to back up the System State data of a domain controller, you also back up the Active Directory® directory service database. To back up the System State data of a domain controller that is running Active Directory, you can use the same procedure as you would for a server that is not a domain controller. However, you must also back up additional files, such as the Active Directory database and log files, and all other files for the system components and services on which Active Directory depends.
The following Active Directory files are part of a System State data backup of a domain controller. By default, these files are located in the Active Directory folder in %SystemRoot%\Ntds.
Active Directory files to back upFile typeDefinitionNtds.dit
The Active Directory database.
Edb.chk
The checkpoint file.
Edb*.log
The transaction log files; each file is 10 megabytes (MB).
Res1.log and Res2.log
The reserved transaction log files.
In addition to the System State data, you must also back up the Microsoft Windows® boot partition and system partition when you perform either a Windows backup or a full computer backup of a domain controller.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997537(EXCHG.65).aspx
Windows - boot process & simple troubleshooting ---- This is the (simplified) boot sequence for Windows NT, 2000, XP and 2003:
BIOS: performs Power On Self Test (POST)
BIOS: loads MBR from the boot device specified/selected by the BIOS
MBR: contains a small amount of code that reads the partition table, the first partition marked as active is determined to be the system volume
MBR: loads the boot sector from the system volume
BOOT SECTOR: reads the root directory of the system volume at loads NTLDR
NTLDR: reads BOOT.INI from the system volume to determine the boot drive (presenting a menu if more than 1 entry is defined)
NTLDR: loads and executes NTDETECT.COM from the system volume to perform BIOS hardware detection
NTLDR: loads NTOSKRNL.EXE, HAL.DLL, BOOTVID.DLL (and KDCOM.DLL for XP upwards) from the boot (Windows) volume
NTLDR: loads \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEM which becomes the system hive HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System
NTLDR: loads drivers flagged as "boot" defined in the system hive, then passes control to NTOSKRNL.EXE
NTOSKRNL.EXE: brings up the loading splash screen and initializes the kernel subsystem
NTOSKRNL.EXE: starts the boot-start drivers and then loads & starts the system-start drivers
NTOSKRNL.EXE: creates the Session Manager process (SMSS.EXE)
SMSS.EXE: runs any programs specified in BootExecute (e.g. AUTOCHK, the native API version of CHKDSK)
SMSS.EXE: processes any delayed move/rename operations from hotfixes/service packs replacing in-use system files
SMSS.EXE: initializes the paging file(s) and the remaining registry hives
** before this step completes, bugchecks will not result in a memory dump as we need a working page file on the boot (Windows) volume **
SMSS.EXE: starts the kernel-mode portion of the Win32 subsystem (WIN32K.SYS)
SMSS.EXE: starts the user-mode portion of the Win32 subsystem (CSRSS.EXE)
SMSS.EXE: starts WINLOGON.EXE
WINLOGON.EXE: starts the Local Security Authority (LSASS.EXE)
WINLOGON.EXE: loads the Graphical User Identification and Authentication DLL (MSGINA.DLL by default)
WINLOGON.EXE: displays the logon window
WINLOGON.EXE: starts the services controller (SERVICES.EXE)
** at this point users can logon **
SERVICES.EXE: starts all services markes as automatic
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NOTES:
The SYSTEM volume is the partition from which the boot process starts, containing the MBR, boot sector, NTLDR, NTDETECT.COM & BOOT.INI
The BOOT volume is the partition which contains the Windows folder - this can be a logical partition
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