Novell Novell Certifications 050-696 Questions & Answers

• Question 41:

  Which component determines the type of access a user has to network directories and files on an OES NetWare server?

  A. Entry rights

  B. Attribute rights

  C. Novell Client properties

  D. File and directory rights

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 42:

  Click the Exhibit button to begin.

  

  CJenkins has been granted the rights shown in the exhibit to the MyFile.txt file. When CJenkins opens the MyFile.txt file in a text editor, will he be able to modify it and save the changes?

  A. Yes, the Modify right will allow the user to edit and save the file.

  B. No, the File Scan right must be removed for the user to edit and save the file.

  C. No, the user must have the Access Control right granted to edit and save the file.

  D. No, the user must have the Write right assigned for the user to edit and save the file.

  E. No, the Access Control right must be granted along with the Modify right to edit and save the file.

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 43:

  You've been assigned to implement iFolder throughout your company. You've installed a new OES NetWare server, named DA28, in your eDirectory tree to provide iFolder services. The IP address of DA28 is 192.168.1.28. During the server install, you selected the iFolder patterned deployment. You now need to configure iFolder on the server. Which URL should you use to access the iFolder Management Console?

  A. https://192.168.1.28:8009/iFolder

  B. https://192.168.1.28/iFolderAdmin

  C. https://192.168.1.28/iFolder/Admin

  D. https://192.168.1.28:443/iFolder/Admin

  E. https://192.168.1.28/iFolderServer/Admin

  F. https://192.168.1.28:8009/iFolderServer/Admin

  G. https://192.168.1.28/nps/iManager/iFolderAdmin

  Correct Answer: E

• Question 44:

  Which type of OES NetWare network security controls who can manage objects in your tree?

  A. Login Security

  B. Printing Security

  C. eDirectory Security

  D. File System Security

  Correct Answer: C

• Question 45:

  Which NSS component refers to a specific amount of storage you obtain from one or more storage devices in the server?

  A. Partition

  B. Storage Pool

  C. Logical Volume

  D. Traditional Volume

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 46:

  Which NSS feature allows total size of all volumes on a partition to exceed the physical size of the partition itself?

  A. SnapShot

  B. Shredding

  C. Migration

  D. Encryption

  E. Overbooking

  F. Compression

  Correct Answer: E

• Question 47:

  You're implementing NSS volumes on an OES NetWare server. Your server has one 200 GB SCSI hard disk drive. You plan to create one NSS partition that will encompass the entire drive. You plan to create two storage pools that will be associated with this partition: SYS_POOL DATA_POOL You want to create the SYS volume in the SYS_POOL. You want to create two NSS logical volumes named DATA and SHARED in the DATA_POOL.

  Will this design work?

  A. Yes, all NSS requirements have been met.

  B. No, NSS doesn't support SCSI hard disk drives.

  C. No, NSS partitions can't be larger than 80 GB.

  D. No, the SYS volume must be a Traditional volume.

  E. No, you can't create two NSS storage pools on the same server.

  F. No, you can't create two NSS storage pools in the same NSS disk partition.

  G. No, you can't create multiple NSS logical volumes in the same NSS storage pool.

  Correct Answer: F

• Question 48:

  You've just created an NSS volume on your OES NetWare server named SHARED. Your server name is WIDGET1. What name will be automatically assigned to the object for this volume in the eDirectory tree?

  A. SHARED

  B. WIDGET1_SHARED

  C. WIDGET1~SHARED

  D. WIDGET1#SHARED

  E. WIDGET1-SHARED

  F. NSS volumes aren't represented by eDirectory objects.

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 49:

  Which is the proper order for completing tasks when configuring NSS storage on an OES NetWare server?

  A. Create storage pools first, then create disk partitions, and then create NSS volumes.

  B. Create disk partitions first, then create storage pools, and then create NSS volumes.

  C. Create NSS volumes first, then create storage pools, and then create disk partitions.

  D. Create disk partitions first, then create NSS volumes, and then create storage pools.

  E. Create storage pools first, then create NSS volumes, and then create disk partitions.

  F. Create NSS volumes first, then create disk partitions, and then create storage pools.

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 50:

  You are planning the network file system for your OES NetWare server. You want to create two NSS volumes on your server:

  SYS for operating system files

  DATA for user files Your server has two 100 GB SCSI hard disk drives. You want the SYS volume to be 8 GB in size and DATA to be about 190 GB in size.

  Will this design work?

  A. Yes, all NSS requirements have been met.

  B. No, NSS doesn't support SCSI hard disk drives.

  C. No, the SYS volume must be at least 10 GB in size.

  D. No, you can't create multiple volumes on the same server.

  E. No, you can't span an NSS volume across multiple hard disk drives.

  Correct Answer: A