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Test Bank, Lesson 3 Monitoring Servers
Multiple Choice
1) When you set a service to start automatically with delayed start, how long is the delay?
a. One minute
b. Two minutes
c. Five minutes
d. Delayed until all other services start
2. When creating service accounts, you should follow the rule of what type of rights and permissions?
a. simple
b. domain
c. minimal
d. privileged
3. If you install SQL Server and a third-party backup service on the same system, what rule should you follow when creating service accounts?
a. Create difficult-to-guess usernames and passwords.
b. Use a single account for both services.
c. Use separate accounts for both services.
d. Add the service accounts to the Local Administrators group.
4. Which of the following tasks does the Event Viewer MMC snap-in allow you to perform?
a. Save useful event filters as custom views that can be reused.
b. Alter or edit events, such as change the date or time.
c. Create custom events from the Event Template.
d. Resolve events directly from the Event Console.
5. The Event Viewer is essentially what kind of tool?
a. registry cleanup
b. conflict resolver
c. log viewer
d. Performance Monitor
6. What types of tasks can you add to events?
a. Start a program, send an instant message, and display a message.
b. Send a beep to the computer speakers, send an instant message, and display a message.
c. Send an email, send an instant message, and display a message.
d. Send an email, start a program, and display a message.
7. Microsoft’s new Event Viewer allows you to collect events from remote computers and store them locally. By what name is this collection of events known?
a. event logging
b. event virtualization
c. event consolidation
d. event subscription
8. What function does a computer perform when it’s issued the command wecutil qc?
a. event collecting
b. event receiving
c. event extracting
d. event collating
9. The Reliability Monitor provides a range of numbers to help you evaluate the reliability of a computer. What is the name of this range of numbers?
a. Reliability Index
b. Stability Index
c. Event Index
d. Evaluation Index
10. What do you need to do if you run the Reliability Monitor but it is blank?
a. Check the Event logs.
b. Reboot the computer.
c. Run a consistency check on the registry.
d. Enable the Reliability Monitor.
11. To examine performance correctly, you must establish a performance baseline. When do you perform this task?
a. during lowest usage
b. during normal usage
c. during peak usage
d. during weekend usage
12. What can Task Manager tell you about performance?
a. that your system needs to be replaced
b. that you need a larger hard drive
c. that you need to reboot the system
d. that you might have a bottleneck
13. Task Manager is not a definitive performance tool because it gives you what kind of look at computer performance?
a. in-depth analysis
b. high-level overview
c. quick glance
d. performance history
14. What term describes an instance of a program being executed?
a. program
b. event
c. process
d. procedure
15. Resource Monitor is a powerful tool for understanding how your system resources are used by what two system consumers?
a. processes and handles
b. files and processes
c. handles and services
d. services and processes
16. You have a computer that is running Windows Server 2012 R2. In the middle of the night, a backup job runs. However, you receive reports that some of the services are failing during this time. How can you determine if this is a performance problem without actually being on the computer in the middle of the night?
a. Configure a scheduled task to start Performance Monitor.
b. Schedule Performance Monitor from a DCS Properties Schedule tab.
c. Schedule Task Manager to start at the middle of the night.
d. Schedule the Event Viewer to start Performance Monitor when the first error occurs.
Short Answer
17. List the five Resource Monitor tabs.
18. Name two ways of starting the Performance Monitor.
19. Performance counters are measurements of what?
20. If a particular service or program creates a bottleneck for a system, what can you configure on a system to kill a service or process?
21. Name at least three things to check if you experience network connectivity problems.
22. What do you view on your system with the netstat command?
Best Answer
23. Which tool allows you to best monitor resource usage on a virtual machine host and its individual virtual machines?
a. Task Manager
b. Hyper-V Resource Metering
c. Performance Monitor
d. Resource Monitor
24. When troubleshooting services on your system, why might you want to start up in Safe mode?
a. because the system boots with a lower screen resolution
b. because the system loads a minimal set of drivers
c. because the system starts only the core services
d. because the system gives you limited rights
25. To relieve a performance bottleneck or to increase overall performance, what one thing can you do to a system?
a. Reboot it.
b. Defragment the hard drive.
c. Add more RAM.
d. Chart the performance over time.
26. What single performance indicator can tell you if your CPU is over capacity and needs to be replaced?
a. Disk Queue Length
b. Paging File % Usage
c. Physical Disk Time
d. Processor Time
Build List
27. Order the following steps to set up a new Data Collector Set.
a. Select the System Performance template.
b. Select the location to save the data.
c. Select New Data Collector Set from Performance Monitor.
d. Name the new data collector set.
e. Start the data collector set.
28. Order the following steps to troubleshoot network connectivity.
a. Use ping to check loopback, local IP address, the remote gateway and a remote computer.
b. Check that the network interface is enabled.
c. Use tracert to check the number of routers or hops between your system and another.
d. Verify your DNS configuration with nslookup.
e. Check the network cabling or the wireless connection.
f. Check the local IP configuration with ipconfig.
29. Order the following steps to attach a task to an event.
a. Choose an Action from Start a program, Send an email, or Display a message.
b. Choose Server Manager > Tools > Event Viewer.
c. Enter the location of the script or program to start.
d. Specify the folder to start the program in when the program or script is executed.
e. Select an event and choose Attach Task To This Event.
Repeated Answer
30. When reading events in the Event Viewer, you need to recognize the designated levels or classifications. What is the definition for the Critical level?
a. An issue has occurred that can impact service or result in a more serious problem if action is not taken.
b. A failure has occurred from which the application or component that triggered the event cannot automatically recover.
c. A problem has occurred that might impact functionality that is external to the application or component that triggered the event.
d. A change in an application or component has occurred (such as an operation has successfully completed, a resource has been created, or a service started).
31. When reading events in the Event Viewer, you need to recognize the designated levels or classifications. What is the definition for the Information level?
a. An issue has occurred that can impact service or result in a more serious problem if action is not taken.
b. A failure has occurred from which the application or component that triggered the event cannot automatically recover.
c. A problem has occurred that might impact functionality that is external to the application or component that triggered the event.
d. A change in an application or component has occurred (such as an operation has successfully completed, a resource has been created, or a service started).
32. When reading events in the Event Viewer, you need to recognize the designated levels or classifications. What is the definition for the Warning level?
a. An issue has occurred that can impact service or result in a more serious problem if action is not taken.
b. A failure has occurred from which the application or component that triggered the event cannot automatically recover.
c. A problem has occurred that might impact functionality that is external to the application or component that triggered the event.
d. A change in an application or component has occurred (such as an operation has successfully completed, a resource has been created, or a service started).
33. When reading events in the Event Viewer, you need to recognize the designated levels or classifications. What is the definition for the Error level?
a. An issue has occurred that can impact service or result in a more serious problem if action is not taken.
b. A failure has occurred from which the application or component that triggered the event cannot automatically recover.
c. A problem has occurred that might impact functionality that is external to the application or component that triggered the event.
d. A change in an application or component has occurred (such as an operation has successfully completed, a resource has been created, or a service started).