Question 1. A Windows NT computer is acting as a print server in your domain. There is a print device connected to the server with 100 Windows NT clients using it. You need to upgrade the printer for the printing device. You want to do this with the least amount of administrative effort. What is the best way to accomplish the task?
A . Replicate the printer to each client by using NT's Replication service.
B. Upgrade the printer on the print server. Stop the Server service and restart it.
C. Upgrade the printer on the print server. Do nothing.
D. Upgrade the printer on the print server and ask each client to download a copy of the new printer.


Question 2. You have 2 groups, Sales and Marketing, that you need to assign printing permissions to a single print device. The jobs of the Marketing group are fairly small, and the jobs of the Sales group are fairly large. Often, the jobs that are sent from the Sales group tie up the print device for long periods of time. You would like to configure your print device so that it will only handle large print jobs from the Sales group or Marketing group after business hours. A new print device is not in the budget. What must you do?
A . Create two printers, SalesJobs and MarketingJobs, on the print server and share both printers. In the Only From option of the printer's dialog box, set the time restriction of SalesJobs from 5 PM to 9 AM. Ask users of the Marketing group who have large jobs to print to MarketingJobs, and users with small jobs to print to SalesJobs. Ask users of the Sales group who have small jobs to print to MarketingJobs, and users with large jobs to print to SalesJobs.
B. Create two printers, SalesJobs and MarketingJobs, on the print server and share both printers. In the Only From option of the printer's dialog box, set the time restriction of SalesJobs from 5 PM to 9 AM. Ask users of the Marketing group who have large jobs to print to SalesJobs, and users with small jobs to print to MarketingJobs. Ask users of the Sales group who have small jobs to print to MarketingJobs, and users with large jobs to print to SalesJobs.
C. Create two printers, SalesJobs and MarketingJobs, on the print server and share both printers. In the Printers folder, assign the Priority of SalesJobs to 99 and the Priority of the MarketingJobs to 1. Ask users of the Marketing group who have large jobs to print to SalesJobs, and users with small jobs to print to MarketingJobs. Ask users of the Sales group who have small jobs to print to MarketingJobs, and users with large jobs to print to SalesJobs.
D. Create two printers, SalesJobs and MarketingJobs, on the print server and share both printers. In the Printers folder, assign the Priority of SalesJobs to 99 and the Priority of the MarketingJobs to 1. Ask users of the Marketing group who have large jobs to print to MarketingJobs, and users with small jobs to print to SalesJobs. Ask users of the Sales group who have small jobs to print to MarketingJobs, and users with large jobs to print to SalesJobs.[Page]


Question 3. You are working on a document in WordPerfect. When you attempt to print the document, a paper jam occurs on the print device. You are not successful when trying to re-submit the print job. After clearing the paper jam, what should you do to re-print the document from the beginning?
A . In the Document menu of the Printers folder, select the Resume option.
B. In the Properties menu of the Printers folder, select the Restart option.
C. In the Document menu of the Printers folder, select the Restart option.
D. In the Document menu of the Printers folder, select the Clear Paper Jam option.


Question 4. There is a print device on your network that is shared by 50 users. Your boss, Bill Slates, has asked you to ensure that any job he sends to the print device will be printed before every other print job. How can you satisfy Bill Slates?
A . Create another printer for Bill Slates and set the priority of the printer to 99.
B. Create another printer for Bill Slates and configure the printer to start printing immediately.
C. Create another printer for Bill Slates and configure the printer to start printing after the last page is spooled.
D. Ask him to get a new print device with his billions and billions of dollars.


Question 5. True or False. When sending a job to a printing pool, you can select the print device to print on.

A . True.
B. False.


Question 6. You need to audit a printer that is connected to your Windows NT Workstation computer. In the User Manager, what auditing event should you enable?
A . File and Object Access
B. Use of User Rights
C. User and Group Management
D. Security Policy Changes


Question 7. From your Windows NT Workstation computer, you want to print to an HP LaserJet network printer. What protocol should you install on your workstation?
A . NetBEUI
B. DLC
C. NWLink
D. TCP / IP


Question 8. There is a shared print device that is connected to your Windows NT Workstation computer. One day, several users connected to the print device are complaining that their jobs will not print and they cannot delete the jobs. What is the best way to solve the problem?
A . Turn the printer off, wait a few minutes, then turn it back on again.
B. Delete all the print jobs and ask the users to resubmit them again.
C. Stop the Spooler service and restart it again.
D. Stop the the Server service and restart it again.


Question 9. You will be connecting a shared print device to your Windows NT Workstation computer. The print device will be used by the following clients: Windows NT Workstation 4.0, Windows NT Workstation 3.51, Windows 95, and Windows 3.11. Which of the following printers do you need to install on the workstation so all clients can use the shared print device?
A . Windows NT Workstation 4.0
B. Windows NT Workstation 3.51
C. Windows 95
D. Windows 3.11


Question 10. You are using a Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computer and you need to print to a Macintosh printer on the network. What protocol must you install on your workstation?
A . NWLink.
B. DLC.
C. AppleTalk.
D. PPP.[Page]