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Network Plus Ch10

True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

IntraNetWare was the first version of NetWare to supply Internet-related services, such as Web server software, IP address management, and FTP hosting.
 

 2. 

ConsoleOne can be used either at the server or from another computer connected to the same network.
 

 3. 

NSS is selected by default during NetWare 6.5 installation.
 

 4. 

A user is a leaf object because it contains and manages objects other than the network user it represents.
 

 5. 

NetWare allows you to delete objects that contain leaf objects.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 6. 

____ increases a server’s performance when the server runs several operations simultaneously.
a.
Boot partitioning
c.
NetDrive
b.
NetStorage
d.
Multiprocessing
 

 7. 

____ are routines that enable the sever to run a range of programs and offer a variety of services.
a.
Monitors
c.
Consoles
b.
NLMs
d.
Contexts
 

 8. 

A network administrator can load or unload NLMs through the server’s ____.
a.
console
c.
NLM
b.
context
d.
home directory
 

 9. 

The text-based menu that allows a network administrator to view and modify server parameters through console commands is called ____.
a.
Partition
c.
Monitor
b.
Tree object
d.
Pattern
 

 10. 

Which of the following is automatically created during installation?
a.
DATA
c.
APPS
b.
SYS
d.
CD
 

 11. 

____ is NetWare 6.5’s directory database.
a.
GroupWise
c.
NLM
b.
NetStorage
d.
eDirectory
 

 12. 

The ____ notation is a relatively lengthy way of expressing context that includes identifiers for the organization and OUs.
a.
typeless
c.
GroupWise
b.
typeful
d.
console
 

 13. 

____ is software that, when installed on Windows clients, allows them to access directories on a NetWare 6.5 server.
a.
NetDrive
c.
NSS
b.
Remote Manage
d.
X Server
 

 14. 

Users can navigate directories and manage their files on a server through Novell’s ____ tool.
a.
iManager
c.
NetStorage
b.
Remote Manager
d.
eDirectory
 

 15. 

____ is Novell’s tool for integrating eDirectory and Windows Active Directory or Windows NT domain data.
a.
BorderManager
c.
NetDrive
b.
DirXML
d.
ConsoleOne
 

 16. 

___ consist of client tools for accessing eDirectory and development tools for integrating Linux servers with DirXML.
a.
X Server
c.
Nterprise Linux Services
b.
NSS
d.
NLM
 

 17. 

NetWare’s ____ is started by the program server.exe, which runs from a server’s DOS partition (over the DOS operating system) when a server boots up.
a.
kernel
c.
base schema
b.
partition
d.
context
 

 18. 

The amount of resources consumed by each NLM depends on the NLM’s ____.
a.
console
c.
size and complexity
b.
context
d.
directory structure
 

 19. 

After an NLM loads into memory, it is considered part of the ____.
a.
context
c.
boot partition
b.
base schema
d.
kernel
 

 20. 

The server’s ____ is also its interface, which enables the network administrator to manage disks and volumes and modify server parameters, such as protocols, bindings, system resources, and loaded modules.
a.
context
c.
schema
b.
console
d.
monitor
 

 21. 

NetWare uses ____ as the basis for organizing files and directories on the server.
a.
pools
c.
patterns
b.
tree objects
d.
volumes
 

 22. 

In Novell terminology, the eDirectory tree root is called the ____, and it bears the name of the tree.
a.
tree object
c.
X Server
b.
pool
d.
schema
 

 23. 

When a change is made to NetWare’s base schema, the new schema is known as a(n) ____.
a.
new schema
c.
revised schema
b.
extended schema
d.
enhanced schema
 

 24. 

Using ____ allows users to log on to the network once and gain access to objects from both Active Directory and eDirectory.
a.
DirXML
c.
eDirectory
b.
BorderManager
d.
NetDrive
 

 25. 

NetWare is capable of providing clients with direct access to NSS using the clients’ ____.
a.
NDS
c.
boot partitions
b.
tree objects
d.
native file access protocols
 

 26. 

Because Linux operating systems run TCP/IP by default, Linux clients can easily connect to NetWare servers through ____.
a.
NetStorage
c.
NetDrive
b.
eDirectory
d.
Remote Manager
 



 
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