Novell Novell Certifications 050-696 Questions & Answers

• Question 81:

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  Your current context is .CORP.SLC. D

  A. What is the relative distinguished name of the JJenkins user object?

  B. JJenkins

  C. JJenkins.IS

  D. IS.JJenkins

  E. JJenkins.IS.CORP

  F. CORP.IS.JJenkins

  G. JJenkins.IS.CORP.SLC

  H. JJenkins.IS.CORP.SLC. DA

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 82:

  Which term refers to an object's position in the eDirectory tree?

  A. Context

  B. Property

  C. Partition

  D. Containment

  E. Environment

  Correct Answer: A

• Question 83:

  Which eDirectory object is used to define a position within an eDirectory tree where the user who will occupy the position may change, but the responsibilities of the position itself do not?

  A. User

  B. Group

  C. Profile

  D. Template

  E. Organization

  F. Organizational Role

  Correct Answer: F

• Question 84:

  You've just installed a NetWare 6.5 server named WIDGET1 into the WIDGETCORP-TREE. During installation, you created three server volumes:

  SYS, DATA, and SHARED.

  What is the default name that will be assigned to these volumes' associated Volume objects in the WIDGETCORP-TREE eDirectory tree?

  A. SYS, DATA, and SHARED

  B. SYS_1, DATA_1, and SHARED_1

  C. SYS_WIDGET1, DATA_WIDGET1, and SHARED_WIDGET1

  D. WIDGET1_SYS, WIDGET1_DATA, and WIDGET1_SHARED

  E. SYS_WIDGETCORP, DATA_WIDGETCORP, and SHARED_WIDGETCORP

  F. WIDGETCORP_SYS, WIDGETCORP_DATA, and WIDGETCORP_SHARED

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 85:

  Which of the following are container objects? (Choose 3.)

  A. User

  B. Alias

  C. Group

  D. Volume

  E. Country

  F. Template

  G. Organization

  H. Directory Map

  I. Organizational Unit

  Correct Answer: EGI

• Question 86:

  You're designing your company's eDirectory tree. You've named the tree WIDGETCORP-TREE. Below the tree root, you want to create six Organizational Units that represent each American state and Canadian province where your company has an office. Beneath those Organization Units, you want to create additional Organizational Units that represent each location's functional groups. Each office has its own network administrator. To ease administration, you want to create an Admin User object within each location's Organizational Unit. Will this design work?

  A. Yes, all eDirectory rules have been observed.

  B. No, hyphens aren't allowed in eDirectory tree names.

  C. No, User objects can't reside within Organization Units.

  D. No, Organizational Units can't reside directly below the tree root.

  E. No, you can't use Organizational Units to represent geographic locations.

  F. No, you can't create Organizational Units within other Organizational Units.

  G. No, you can't mix Organizational Units that represent geographic locations with Organization Units that represent functional groups.

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 87:

  Which is a multivalued property of an eDirectory user object?

  A. Surname

  B. Password

  C. Zip Code

  D. Full Name

  E. Home Directory

  F. Telephone Number

  Correct Answer: F

• Question 88:

  What does the eDirectory schema use to define the types of objects that are allowed to exist within a container object?

  A. Partitions

  B. Object values

  C. Object classes

  D. Containment rules

  E. Object properties

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 89:

  How many tree root objects can exist within a single eDirectory tree?

  A. 1

  B. 2

  C. 4

  D. 8

  E. 16

  Correct Answer: A

• Question 90:

  You're designing your organization's eDirectory tree. You have decided to name your tree ACME_CORP-TREE. You've created a Country object below the tree root and named it US. Within C=US, you've created four Organization objects for each of your organization's functional divisions. To ease administration, you've decided to place your Admin user object directly below the tree root. Will this design work?

  A. Yes, all eDirectory rules have been observed.

  B. No, you can't use an underscore in the tree name.

  C. No, User objects can't reside directly below the tree root .

  D. No, Country objects can't reside directly below the tree root.

  E. No, Country objects must use the full name of the country they represent, not its abbreviation.

  F. No, if you use Country objects, the next level down the tree must represent geographic locations, not organizational divisions.

  Correct Answer: C