You are creating a procedures document for your company's server administrators. As part of this document, you are defining the recommended settings for each service that is installed by default on a computer running Windows Server 2003. On one server, you notice that the HTTP SSL service is disabled, and you want to document the server configurations for which it should be enabled. For which other service must you ensure that the HTTP SSL service is running?

What is the tool used to capture and monitor network traffic in a wireless network configured using Wired Equivalent Privacy?

You are the network administrator for Toys World, Ltd. The network consists of a single DNS domain named toysworld.com. You replace a UNIX server with a Windows Server 2003 computer named Srv1. Srv1 is the DNS server and Start of Authority (SOA) for toysworld.com. A UNIX server named Srv2 is the mail server for toysworld.com. You receive reports that Internet users cannot send e-mail to the toysworld.com domain. You need to ensure that Internet users can send e-mail to the toysworld.com domain. What should you do?

You are the network administrator for your company Fashion Clothing and Accessories. The domain is a single Active Directory domain. All servers run the Windows Server 2003 operating system. The company has recently adopted a new security policy. This policy states that IPSec must be used for all communications between servers. You configure an IPSec policy and apply it to the domain. You monitor the servers and realize that the servers are not applying the policy. You check and discover that they are not retrieving the policy from the domain. When the servers are started, they must apply this policy. What should you do?

Your domain user account is a member of the Enterprise Admins security group that is created in the forest root domain of your company's Active Directory forest. Your company has recently acquired another company, and you are working with your network administrators to integrate the computers at the offices of the new company into your network. As part of this effort, you want to delegate the responsibility of authorizing Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) servers to an additional security group to allow other administrators to authorize DHCP servers throughout your network. Which tool should you use?

You are a junior network administrator for Quality Electronic House. The network contains Windows XP Professional and Windows Server 2003 computers in a single Active Directory domain. Software Update Services (SUS) is installed with the default settings on a Windows Server 2003 computer named SUS1. Today morning you have received a mail from your IT manager, Sally, saying that a service pack that was supposed to be deployed last week for Windows XP Professional clients was not installed on any client computer. The service pack was downloaded from the Internet to SUS1. More recent client updates have got installed. Sally has asked you to troubleshoot the cause of this problem. What should you do?

You are creating a procedures document for your company's server administrators. As part of this document, you are defining the recommended settings for each system service that can be enabled on a computer running Windows Server 2003. Select the services for which an administrator can configure recovery options.

You manage a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server on which the DHCP database has become corrupt. You delete the existing database and restore the most recent copy of the DHCP database from your backup media. When you open the DHCP management console and select the Active Leases node of one of the scopes defined for the server, no information about leases is displayed. What should you do?

Joe is the administrator for a multi-site network. He would like to configure one of his servers running Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, with Routing and Remote Access to dial a modem connection if the T1 connection goes down. How should Joe configure Routing and Remote Access to dial the modem connection only after the T1 goes down?

You are the systems administrator for a large department. You have configured the servers to require IPSec authentication and data verification for all data communications. To verify that IPSec is being used for all network communications, you have captured network traffic using Network monitor. What protocol is displayed in a Network Monitor entry when IPSec is being used to authenticate a frame?