Novell Novell Certifications 050-696 Questions & Answers

• Question 11:

  Which property right allows a trustee of an object to modify, add, or delete a property value of the object?

  A. Read

  B. Write

  C. Modify

  D. Delete

  E. Add Self

  F. Inheritable

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 12:

  Which property right allows a trustee of an object to add or remove its name as a value of the object property?

  A. Read

  B. Write

  C. Modify

  D. Delete

  E. Browse

  F. Add Self

  G. Rename

  H. Compare

  I. File Scan

  J. Inheritable

  Correct Answer: F

• Question 13:

  Which property right allows a trustee of an object to evaluate the value of the object property; returning only a TRUE or FALSE response, not the actual value of the property?

  A. Read

  B. Write

  C. Delete

  D. Modify

  E. Browse

  F. Add Self

  G. Rename

  H. File Scan

  I. Compare

  J. Inheritable

  Correct Answer: I

• Question 14:

  The default object rights assignment for which entity allows unauthenticated users to browse objects in the eDirectory tree?

  A. Public

  B. [ROOT]

  C. The server object

  D. The top-level container object in the tree

  Correct Answer: A

• Question 15:

  Which eDirectory object right, when granted to the server object in the tree, will automatically grant a user all file system rights to each volume on the server?

  A. Browse

  B. Create

  C. Delete

  D. Rename

  E. Supervisor

  F. Inheritable

  Correct Answer: E

• Question 16:

  You have just finished installing an OES NetWare server named WIDGET1 into a new eDirectory tree named WIDGET-TREE. The server's context is .SLC. WIDGET. The Admin user for this tree has been created in .CORP.WIDGET. During installation, Admin was automatically made an explicit trustee of and granted the Supervisor right to which object in the tree?

  A. O=WIDGET

  B. The tree root

  C. OU=SLC. O=WIDGET

  D. OU=CORP.O=WIDGET

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 17:

  What information is contained within the Object Trustees (ACL) property of an eDirectory object?

  A. The globally unique ID (GUID) of the object.

  B. A list of rights the object has to other eDirectory objects.

  C. A list of other eDirectory objects that the object has rights to.

  D. The names of all trustees of the object and the rights granted to these trustees.

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 18:

  Click the Exhibit button to begin.

  

  Which of Novell's file system design guidelines for a NetWare server is violated in the exhibit?

  A. Users' home directories should be moved to the SYS volume.

  B. The QUEUES directory should be moved to a volume other than SYS.

  C. The SYSTEM directory should be moved to the DATA volume or the RESOURCES volume.

  D. The APPS and the CORPAPPS directories should be moved to the same volume as users' home directories.

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 19:

  Click the Exhibit button to begin.

  

  Which elements of the file system design shown in the exhibit violate Novell's recommendations? (Choose 2.)

  A. The LOGIN directory isn't needed.

  B. The design should have more than one volume.

  C. The ETC directory should be placed under the USERS directory.

  D. The APPS directory should be placed under the SYSTEM directory.

  E. The QUEUES directory should be moved under the PUBLIC directory.

  F. User and application directories should be moved to a volume other than SYS.

  Correct Answer: BF

• Question 20:

  A user deleted a file from her home directory located on the USERS volume. The Salvage attribute has been enabled for this volume. What happened to her file?

  A. It was removed from the file system.

  B. The Salvage attribute prevented her from deleting the file.

  C. It was copied to the DELETED. SAV directory where it will remain until the volume is purged.

  D. It was moved to a hidden directory on the SYS volume where it will remain until the volume is purged.

  Correct Answer: C