MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit Upgrading Your Certification to Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Comments And Corrections (830865)

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Page 1-5: Correction to Figure 1-2

On page 1-5, in Figure 1-2,

Change:
"Up to 512 GB of RAM (Intel Itanium)"

To:
"Up to 64 GB of RAM (Intel Itanium)"

And, change:
"Up to 64 CPUs (Itanium)"

To:
"Up to 8 CPUs (Itanium)"

Page 1-19: Correction to SUS

On page 1-19, in the Note paragraph, please disregard "Additionally, SUS cannot be uses to deploy Service Packs."

Page 1-56: Correction to Question 2's Answer

On page 1-56, in question 2, the correct answer should be "b, d", not "a, c".

Pages 2-42 and 2-43: Correction to Ntdsutil Syntaxes

On page 2-42, in the last paragraph, and on page 2-43, in the first paragraph,

Change:
"add nc ApplicationDicrectoryPartition DomainController
remove nc ApplicationDicrectoryPartition DomainController"

To:
"add nc replica ApplicationDicrectoryPartition DomainController
remove nc replica ApplicationDicrectoryPartition DomainController"

Page 3-5: Correction to Figure 3-1

On page 3-5, in Figure 3-1, both child domains are listed as domain01.contoso.com. One of them should be domain02.contoso.com

Page 3-63: Normal Should Be Authoritative

On page 3-63, in the third paragraph,

Change:
"The primary reasons for performing a normal restore of System State data..."

To:
"The primary reasons for performing an authoritative restore of System State data...

Pages 3-75 and 3-83: Correction to Question 2

On pages 3-75 and 3-83, in question 2 under Requirement 3,

Change:
"2. What will happen when a deleted object is restored to Active Directory in an environment that includes multiple domain controllers?"

To:
"2. What will happen when a deleted object is restored (Normal Restore) to Active Directory in an environment that includes multiple domain controllers?"

Page 4-16: Correction to Adding Multiple DNs with DSADD.EXE

On page 4-16, please remove the first bullet:

"By leaving the DN parameter empty, at which point you can type the DNs one at a time from the command prompt. Press ENTER after each DN. Press CTRL+Z and ENTER after the last DN."
Dsadd.exe can only handle one DN at a time.

Page 4-43: Used Should Be User

On page 4-43, in line 4, "used" should be "user".

Page 4-43: Corrections to Line 9

On page 4-43, in line 9, change;

"In Lesson 1, you also learned that the Dsget command is often used to..."

To:
"The Dsget command is often used to..."

Page 4-70: Correction to Question 2

On page 4-68, delete question 2 and replace it with:

"2. Using Dsquery and Dsmod, what is the command to force users in the Employees OU (and sub-OUs) to change their password?"

Page 4-73: Correction to Question 3

On page 4-73, in question 3,

Change: "Dsadd will be the most useful method. You can enter one command line that includes all the parameters. By leaving the UserDN parameter empty, you can enter the users' distinguished names one at a time in the command console. A user object template does not allow you to configure options such as Title, Telephone Number, and Web Page. Generating a comma-delimited text file would be time-consuming in comparison, particularly when so many parameters are identical"

To:
"Dsadd can only handle one user at a time. For a successful import of multiple users, you can put all the DNs into a text file (such as myUserDNs.txt), then do the import from the command line with a FOR loop such as: FOR /F %i IN ( myUserDNs.txt ) DO dsadd user %i"

Page 6-20: Off Should Be On

On page 6-20, in step 5,

Change:
"Select the When I Log On To My Computer check box to synchronize the selected items when the user logs off."

To:
"Select the When I Log On To My Computer check box to synchronize the selected items when the user logs on."

Page 6-48: Correction to Modification

On page 6-48, in the last paragraph,

Change:
"You can indicate the modifications (transforms or patches) you want to apply to..."

To:
"You can indicate the modifications (transforms) you want to apply to..."

Page 6-77: Correction to Software Restriction Policies Description

On page 6-77, in the bottom paragraph,

Change:
"Software restriction policies, new in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 operating systems, were created to address..."

To:
"Software restriction policies were created to address..."

Page 8-66: "Stub Zone" Should Be "Child Zone"

On page 8-66, in the first paragraph, in the last sentence,

Change:
"...and continues to query the only two authoritative DNS servers that exist in the stub zone."

To:
"...and continues to query the only two authoritative DNS servers that exist in the child zone."

Page 10-42: Note Needed in Step 6

On page 10-42, in step 6, the following note should be added:

"Note: the Print Operators 'Allow Log on Locally' right was removed in step 14 on page 9-32."

Page 16-10: Correct Answer Should Be B, Not A, in Question 1

On page 16-10, in question 1, the correct answer should be B, not A.

Change the text to be:

"1. Correct Answers: B

A. Incorrect: Changing this policy from Disabled to Enabled will not correct the problem.

B. Correct: This Group Policy setting is for local computer behavior during a Terminal Services session from that computer.

Page 19-14: Correction to Question 6's Answers

On page 19-14, in question 6, the correct answers should be C and D, not C.

Change:
"D. Incorrect: Windows 98 clients can register resource records in DDNS"

To:
"D. Correct: Windows 98 clients cannot register resource records in DDNS"

Page 20-18: Correction to Answer D, Question 5

On page 20-18, please remove the last sentence in answer D:

"Apply this GPO to the Uptest OU."

Back Cover: eBook PDF File Not Printable

The eBook PDF's print function is disabled. This is by design. On the back cover,

Change:
"eBook in printable PDF format"

To:
"eBook in PDF format"

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