How hard is this exam?

FreshPrince

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Please circle the correct answer for each question.

1. Which one of the following is the default port for the SSL service?
a. 80
b. 69
c. 443
d. 21

2. What is the maximum number of hosts that can connect to the following network?
[IP Address: 10.10.10.32 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.240]
a. 14
b. 16
c. 64
d. 128

3. What layer of the OSI model handles routing?
a. Physical
b. Network
c. Data Link Layer
d. Session

4. If your server has five hard drives that are 80 GB each configured as RAID 5, how much disk space will be available by default?
a. 400
b. 200
c. 160
d. 320

5. What devices operate on the IEEE 802.11 standard?
a. Ethernet
b. Wireless
c. Token Ring
d. AppleTalk


6. What is the Cisco command to deny incoming HTTP packets from anyone to IP address 207.51.42.15?
a. access-list 105 deny udp 207.51.42.15 any eq 80
b. access-list 105 deny tcp 207.51.42.15 any eq 80
c. access-list 101 deny udp any 207.51.42.15 eq 80
d. access-list 101 deny tcp any 207.51.42.15 eq 80

7. What is a bastion host?
a. A host designed to defend against attacks aimed at the inside network
b. A host designed to allow all incoming connections
c. A host designed to deny all incoming connections
d. A host designed to allow unauthorized connections

8. What is the purpose of creating VLANs?
a. To segment two networks
b. To bridge two networks
c. To create a collision domain
d. To create an encrypted virtual network.

9. What is the first port number used in the dynamic high port range?
a. 256
b. 512
c. 1024
d. 2048

10. Which of the following protocols can be used to create VPNs? (answer all that apply)
a. L2TP
b. PPTP
c. PPP
d. IPSEC

11. How to: initiate Active Directory replication? (answer all that apply)
a. by using the Sites and Services Manager Snap-in
b. by using Repadmin.exe
c. Visual Basic Script Using IADsTools
d. by using Active Directory Replication Monitor

12. How to: Check the Mount Status of Data Stores in Exchange Server 2000 and 2003?
a. Start, program files, Microsoft exchange, system manager, storage group
b. Start, program files, Microsoft exchange, system manager, servers, mailserver, storage group
c. Start, program files, Microsoft exchange, system manager, servers, storage group
d. Start, program files, Microsoft exchange, servers, mailserver, storage group

13. Your 3rd party vendor IIS application stops working after the Server 2003 upgrade. How can the problem be corrected?
a. Uninstall the application in ?add remove programs?, reboot, and reinstall
b. Restore the application folder in ?c:\program files? from tape
c. Uninstall IIS 5 and install II 6 from the Server 2003 CD
d. Run the application in IIS 5 isolation mode

14. A user claims that a web site they visit frequently all of a sudden stops working. What might be the cause? (answer all that apply)
a. WINS configuration was changed on their network card
b. DNS configuration was changed on their network card
c. The owner of the website changed the A record in the domain zone file
d. The owner of the website changed the MX record in the domain zone file
15. What is the SQL statement to display Lastname, FirstName, Address, and City from the Persons table?
Answer: _____________________________________________________________
"Persons" table
LastName FirstName Address City
Hansen Ola Timoteivn 10 Sandnes
Svendson Tove Borgvn 23 Sandnes
Pettersen Kari Storgt 20S tavanger

16. Your user set a bios boot up password, but forgets it. How would you fix this problem?
a. Reinstall the operating system from Windows XP CD
b. Crack the password by using a brute force program on the hash file
c. Remove and reinstall the motherboard battery
d. Send the PC back to the manufacturer
 

edro

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Basic Netwokring questions... I know 10 of them 100% sure. Those are easy for a networking guy... but may be tough if you aren't.
 

FreshPrince

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Originally posted by: edro13
Basic Netwokring questions... I know 10 of them 100% sure. Those are easy for a networking guy... but may be tough if you aren't.

good, that's exactly what I want...to weed out all the "help desk" people
 

slycat

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This is not entry level networking.
If you say Networking then there should be more OSI and less Windows.

Those questions about exchange, server2003, IIS, AD all mean this is NOT a networking position
per se. I can answer all your questions coz i'm the systems/network person but if i was pure networking, i'd be stumped. I know a few CCIEs who constantly come to me for systems related help but they are networking Gods.

Ur questions point to a junior systems admin.

Edit:..o yeah, the sql question is like pure genius or uhm...idiocy.
 

Drakkon

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LMAO
16. Your user set a bios boot up password, but forgets it. How would you fix this problem?
b. Crack the password by using a brute force program on the hash file
yeah this would be a sysadmin test not a networking test...
 

FreshPrince

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lmao, ya these questions are easy, but I'm trying to weed out all the BS'ers ;)

also, yeah, it's more of a jr. sys admin position, but networking plays a bigger part
 

JackBurton

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Not a bad set of questions although I agree this is not a pure networking test.

16. Your user set a bios boot up password, but forgets it. How would you fix this problem?
You need "none of the above."
a. is N/A
b. not a good idea at all
c. does not work on modern PCs
d. not a good idea either

You can either crack the BIOS password with a boot floppy/CD BIOS cracker (NOT a brute force attack), or you can simply call the manufacturer to give you a master password for the BIOS (Dell will do it). If neither of those options work, swap the hard drive out with another identical PC, give it back to the user and tell him if he puts another BIOS password in again, he'll be paying for another machine. Then send the PC with the BIOS lock back to the manufacturer to have it replaced.

Do I get a cookie now?
 

jjessico

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I'd say an average networking guy with some PC and MS background should be able to get about 12.

Someone with more MS knowledge should push 14-15.
 

jjessico

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I agree with slycat also, in that a networking guy may never work with WinXX and have no idea about those questions unless they have done it themselves or have taken a class recently about it.

I'd focus a bit more on OSI and basic network troubleshooting if it is a netadmin position.