1.
Which of the following capability of the server relates to UPS?
Correct Answer
B. Advanced Power Management Capability
Explanation
Any server that needs to be connected to an intelligent UPS system, so as to monitor it and generate alerts will require Advanced Power Management capability.
2.
Which of the following services on a server related to a Print service?
Correct Answer
D. Spooler
Explanation
The spooler or the spool service in general is responsible for managing the print queue
3.
Which of the following devices on the server can be considered as hot-pluggable?
Correct Answer
B. The USB device
Explanation
Any device connected to the USB port can be considered as hot pluggable
4.
Which of the following is required to maintain the Servers temperature?
Correct Answer
B. Air conditioner
Explanation
Air conditioner maintains the temperature for the entire server unit. Where as the CPU fan will only cool the CPU of the server.
5.
The server configuration machine can only communicate using a fibre optic cable when on a network. t/F?
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
The server machine can communicate using any baseband or broadband media, depending on the NIC and media type used in the network.
6.
A Server configuration is robust because it is designed to handle limitless service required by users. T/F?
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
A Server is supposed to be robust so as to handle network load efficiently, not to facilitate limitless services.
7.
Which of the following would be an ideal location to secure the server in? (Choose 3)
Correct Answer(s)
B. Position it in the Data Center
C. Position it in a secure cabinet
D. Position it in the server room
Explanation
The most secure place for a server is a room where in access to this room is restricted to employees with relevant authority and is constantly monitored.
8.
A null modem cable is used to test RAS communication. T/F?
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
To test the connectivity of a RAS server you require a null modem (serial) cable. This cable provides a hardware loop back to the serial port to help test its transmission and reception capability.
9.
The server performance can be considered excellent if the %Processor time is 85% and above. T/F?
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
It is time to upgrade the server when the Processor: %Processor Time stays consistently over 80 percent.
10.
It is not possible to change the boot sequence of a server configuration machine. T/F?
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
A server configuration will require to be booted up through CD ROM when installing OS and then from hard drive when installation is complete. Hence the boot up sequence on the server must be very flexible.
11.
Will a Windows Server configured with just NetBEUI as the protocol be able to connect to the Internet?
Correct Answer
B. No
Explanation
NetBEUI is Microsoft proprietary LAN protocol. It cannot be used for WAN connections or Internet connection.
12.
Which of the following information repository in the server OS hold the compatibility information for that server?
Correct Answer
C. HCL
Explanation
HCL (Hardware Compatibility List) which is available in the installation CD of the server OS will list out all the compatible or supported hardware by the OS.
13.
Which architecture or technology other than the USB can support hot-pluggable devices?
Correct Answer
C. SCSI
Explanation
The Universal Serial Bus (USB) and the SCSI (externally) usually support hot pluggable devices.
14.
A Pentium system requires a 32-bit memory. T/F?
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
A Pentium system requires 64-bit memory.
15.
Which of the following is an ideal location for physically storing tape backups?
Correct Answer
B. Offsite location
Explanation
An offsite location would be an ideal place to store tape back ups as it would not be affected in case of fire.
16.
Backup is the only means of offline data fault tolerance. T/F?
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
Backup is meant for offline data.
17.
Which of the following is a workaround for a device conflict?
Correct Answer
C. Manually reserve the resource for the device with higher priority using the firmware interface
Explanation
Limiting devices in the system is not at all a solution on severing configuration systems. You can use the firmware interface to manually reserve the resource for the required device.
18.
Dual processors on a motherboard would require twice as many resources as a single processor would.
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
Dual processors would require as many cache, ports and buffering memory etc,a s the single processor would have.
19.
The POST in the firmware of the server will differ from manufacturer to manufacturer. T/F?
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
Although the basic functioning of the POST is same, each vendor product will come put with some variation in the POST which is permissible.
20.
RAID is typically implemented with IDE drives. T/F?
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
RAID is normally implemented with SCSI drives only, unless it is disk mirroring.
21.
A server OS can be bootable from floppies, just for the purpose of installation.
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
Many of the server OS will not be CD ROM-ready until some basic drivers are loaded, hence these server OS will first start installation from bootable installation floppies and then continue to access the other required media.
22.
The server SMPS will have a better output of DC voltage levels when compared to ordinary workstations.
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
The server needs to support many more extensive devices than an ordinary workstation, hence it will require better voltage levels.
23.
When the server firmware fails BIOS will be bypassed during startup.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
When the server firmware fails the POST will not execute and the server will not strart up.
24.
Internal modems are more vulnerable to resource conflict than external modems. T/F?
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
Internal modems are more vulnerable to resource conflict than external modems because internal modems are installed directly onto the motherboard of a computer, sharing system resources such as IRQ (Interrupt Request) lines and DMA (Direct Memory Access) channels with other internal components. This can lead to conflicts and interruptions in data transmission. On the other hand, external modems are connected to the computer through a separate port, such as USB or Ethernet, and do not rely on system resources, making them less prone to resource conflicts.