True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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Volume sets
can be reduced in size only by breaking the set and creating a new set.
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2.
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A partition
is a logical division of the physical space on a hard drive.
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3.
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Partitions
must be formatted before they can be used by an operating system.
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4.
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A single
hard drive can host up to five primary partitions.
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5.
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A single
hard drive can appear as one or more accessible or usable drives.
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6.
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Volume sets
can be extended simply by adding another partition.
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7.
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A volume set
can span multiple partitions on one or more physical drives.
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8.
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The drive
letters of the system partition and boot partition cannot be changed.
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9.
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Either the
system partition or the boot partition can be a member of a volume set or stripe set.
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10.
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In a spanned
volume, if one partition or drive in the set fails, all data is lost.
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11.
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Only Windows
2000 will be able to access data on dynamic storage volumes.
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12.
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FAT32
volumes can be extended.
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13.
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Once a drive
is converted to dynamic storage, it is labeled as such in Disk Management.
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14.
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Reverting a
disk back to basic storage will destroy all data on that drive because you must delete the volumes
first.
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15.
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Removable
storage devices or storage media can only contain a single primary partition and cannot participate
in dynamic storage.
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16.
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Most
applications written to the POSIX.1 API must rely on POSIX operating system extensions to provide
services such as security and networking.
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17.
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Any POSIX
application requiring access to file system resources must have access to an NTFS partition, but
POSIX applications that do not access file system resources can run on FAT.
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18.
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Disk
Management can be used to manipulate storage devices on remote computers.
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19.
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Disk Cleanup
is a tool used to free up space on hard drives by removing deleted, orphaned, temporary, or
downloaded files.
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20.
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When Disk
Cleanup is launched from a drive's properties dialog box it will automatically scan that drive for
space that can be freed.
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21.
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ScanDisk is
a disk integrity inspection utility.
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22.
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Physical
errors are bad pointers in the directory structure of a file system.
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23.
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The Disk
Defragmenter lists only the active drive.
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24.
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Windows 2000
will automatically start ScanDisk when it detects an improper system shutdown or errors in the
directory structure of a drive.
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25.
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The Disk
Defragmenter offers a built in scheduling feature.
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26.
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NTFS
security determines what can be done to a file system object and who can perform those
actions.
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27.
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Files offer
child inheritance options.
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28.
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Once a user
or group is selected, the Permissions field displays the current settings for that specific
selection.
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29.
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NTFS object
permissions always apply, no matter if the accessing user is local or remote.
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30.
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NTFS object
permissions are not cumulative.
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31.
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NTFS file
permissions override any contradictory settings on the parent or container folder.
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32.
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Moving an
object within the same volume or partition involves creating a new object.
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33.
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When moving
or copying an object from a FAT volume to an NTFS volume, the object inherits the NTFS settings and
permissions of its new container.
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34.
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The three
permission levels on a share are the only way to impose security on shared FAT volumes.
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35.
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Share
permissions only apply to the network access point.
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36.
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The default
permissions of a share is Full Control allowed for the Everyone group.
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37.
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Multiple
share permission levels due to group memberships are cumulative.
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38.
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Deny always
overrides any other specific Allow.
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39.
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Share
permissions restrict access for network users and local users.
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40.
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A moved
folder is still shared.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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41.
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____ storage
is the industry standard or traditional method of dividing a hard drive into
partitions. a. | Basic | b. | Dynamic | c. | Class | d. | Extended | | |
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42.
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There are
two types of partitions: primary and ____. a. | expanded | b. | extended | c. | secondary | d. | static | | |
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43.
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Under
Windows 2000, the FAT file system can be ____ GB in size.
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44.
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Under
Windows 2000, the FAT32 file system can be ____ GB in size.
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45.
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Under
Windows 2000, the NTFS file system can be ____ TB in size.
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46.
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All or part
of a single drive is a(n) ____ volume. a. | simple | b. | spanned | c. | striped | d. | basic | | |
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47.
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In a(n) ____
volume set the data is written to all drives in equal amounts to spread the workload and improve
performance. a. | simple | b. | spanned | c. | striped | d. | basic | | |
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48.
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In a(n) ____
volume set a single volume is duplicated onto another volume on a different hard
drive. a. | dynamic | b. | spanned | c. | striped | d. | mirrored | | |
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49.
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FAT, FAT32,
and NTFS all support long file names with lengths up to ____ characters.
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50.
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Windows 2000
can support and access FAT32 volumes up to 2 TB in size, but only volumes up to ____ GB can be
created.
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51.
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The Auditing
tab on the Access Control Settings dialog box is used to define events that result in an audit detail
being written to the Event Viewer's ____ log. a. | Security | b. | Program | c. | System | d. | Audit | | |
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52.
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Shares are
____. a. | files | b. | folders | c. | volumes | d. | subfolders | | |
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