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' swap new and old employee data previousOldName = oldName previousOldAddress = oldAddress previousOldPhone = oldPhone previousOldSsn = oldSsn previousOldGender = oldGender previousOldSalary = oldSalary oldName = newName oldAddress = newAddress oldPhone = newPhone oldSsn = newSsn oldGender = newGender oldSalary = newSalary newName = previousOldName newAddress = previousOldAddress newPhone = previousOldPhone newSsn = previousOldSsn newGender = previousOldGender newSalary = previousOldSalary

Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining Name Resolution (2.0)

For the DNS troubleshooting portion of the exam, you should be familiar with the var ious DNS troubleshooting tools. You should know how to use Nslookup and Ipcon fig to perform queries and view DNS settings. You should understand how to use Event Viewer to view the DNS server log. You should know how to analyze the DNS debug log and interpret the data. You should understand how the System Monitor and the Performance Logs And Alerts tools are used to record baselines and monitor the DNS service. You need to know how to check that replication and zone transfer are working correctly. You also need to know how to perform simple and recursive tests, and the implications of failure of either or both.

An easier way to approach the problem is to declare a structured variable. An example of the technique is shown at the top of the next page.

Objective 2.3: Monitor DNS 14-29

Both sides of the link need to be configured to use EAP-TLS or they will not be able to negotiate the authentication process properly.

You want to set up a baseline for DNS operation. DNS is set up on three stand-alone servers running Windows Server 2003 in your organization. Server DNS1 hosts a stan dard primary zone, and DNS2 and DNS3 are secondary DNS servers for that zone. Default zone properties settings are used. You open the Performance tool on DNS1, expand Performance Logs And Alerts, and click Counter Logs. From the Action menu, you select New Log Settings and save the log as Baseline. You click the Add Counters button and select the DNS Performance object. Which counters should you add (Choose all that apply.) A. AXFR Request Sent

Structure Employee name As String address As String phone As String ssn As String gender As String salary As long End Structure Dim newEmployee As Employee Dim oldEmployee As Employee Dim previousOldEmployee As Employee

D. Dynamic Update Written To Database E. IXFR Request Received F. IXFR Success Received G. IXFR Success Sent H. Recursive Queries I. Recursive Query Failure

You are the administrator of a mixed-mode network that includes Windows NT 4 Server and Workstation computers. The DNS Server and Windows Internet Name Ser vice (WINS) services are installed on Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition member servers. Each standard primary DNS zone is configured to use a WINS server to resolve NetBIOS names as needed. How do you tell whether a record that is returned by the Nslookup command-line utility is from a WINS server A. Records that were obtained from a WINS server are marked as nonauthoritative, and the TTL value will have decreased when Nslookup is used again. B. Records that were obtained from a WINS server are marked as authoritative, and the TTL value will be unaltered when Nslookup is used again. C. Records that were obtained from a WINS server are marked as nonauthoritative, and the TTL value will be unaltered when Nslookup is used again. D. Records that were obtained from a WINS server are marked as authoritative, and the TTL value will have decreased when Nslookup is used again.

Now you can switch all the elements in the old and new employee structures with three statements: