1.-WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING UTULITIES WOULD YOU USE TO RUN A PROGRAM
REMOTELY FROM A UNIX COMPUTER?
A-FTP.EXE
B-WSH.EXE
C-RMEXEC.EXE
D-TELNET.EXE

2.-2 DNS SERVERS ARE CONFIGURED IN A SINGLE ZONE THAT MANAGE NAME
SERVOCES FOR YOUR NETWORK. YOU DECIDE TO ADD ANOTHER DNS SERVER FOR
LOAD BALANCING. YOU DONT WANT THIS SERVER TO GENERATE ZONE TRANSFER
NETWORK TRAFFIC. HOW WOULD THE THIRD DNS SERVER BE CONFIGURED?
A)AS A SECONDARY SERVER
B)IN A SEPARATE ZONE
C)AS A BACKUP PRIMARY SERVER
D)AS A CACHING ONLY SERVER

YOUR NT SERVER IS CONFIGURED AS A FTP SERVER, AND IS LOCATED ON A
REMOTE SUBNET. BY USING NT EXPLORER YOU CAN CONNECT TO THE SERVER,
HOWEVER WHEN YOU RUN FTP TRANSIT.TEST.COM YOU CANT CONNECT. WHAT IS
THE MOST LIKELY CAUSE OF THE PROBLEM?
A)THE SERVER IS NOT CONFIGURED TO USE WINS
B)THE SERVER HAS THE WRONG DEFAULT GATEWAY CONFIGURED
C)YOUR WORKSTATION DOES NOT HAVE THE FTP CLIENT INSTALLED
D)YOUR WORKSTATION IS NOT CONFIGURED TO USE A DNS SERVER.

1. Telnet - A command line shell interface (much like DOS) can be used
to control a UNIX computer. SSH is an inreacingly popular replacement
for telnet

2. D. Although is is impossible to eliminate zone transfers, you can
decrease them by increasing the TTL.

3. D again. As #A hints, the NetBIOS names are being stored on the
WINS server. Since NetBIOS names and domain names are resolved
differently, it looks like DNS is not configured in this case.

1) Actually, none of the answers fit.  They all end with ".exe",
indicating MS programs.  For Unix, SSH is preferred to rexec, rsh,
telnet, etc.  The proper answer would require determining what
client(s)/server(s) is/are available on the local and remote systems.

2) Somewhat of a confusing question.  Is the third server going to
answer queries about your zone (answer A would have to use zone
transfers, answer B would require duplicate manual editing of files)
or just user queries for systems on the Internet (answer D)?

3) Finding it with NT Explorer (Network Neighborhood?) indicates that
both your system and the FTP server is running NETBIOS (not a good
thing for a FTP server!!!).  Answer D is the most likely cause of not
being able to find it via your ftp client (although if "can't connect"
error this may indicate other problems as your workstation not
configured to use a DNS server would normally return the "host not
found" error).