anyone know the answers to these questions... i've looked my book up and down and back up again and cannot find them...

Which of the following client Operating systems require WINS to funtion properly in a routed network? (Choose all that apply)
a) Windows 95
b) Windows 98
c) Windows NT
d) Windows 2000
e) Windows XP

Which of the following situations used NetBIOS names (Choose all that apply)
a) resolving a UNC path
b) accessing hte web page www.microsoft.com
c) opening My Network Places
d) a Windows NT workstation logging onto the domain

Which methods can be used to configure a Windows XP computer witht he IP address of a WINS server? (Choose all that apply)
a) DNS distributes the adress
b) DHCP distributes the address
c) broadcasts distribute the address
d) edit the properties of TCP/IP to assign the address
e) multicasts distribute the address

WINS clients send a name refresh request when one-half of the _________ is complete
a) renewal interval
b) extincition interval
c) extinction timeout
d) verification interval

What can be done to accomodate NetBIOS servers that are unable to participate in a WINS enviroment? (Choose all that apply)
a) creat a HOSTS file on each client
b) configure a WINS proxy
c) create static mappings in the WINS databaes for each server
D) configure replication between WINS servers
(i'm pretty sure this one is b&c only)

anyone out there????

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Is that even in English? j/k

Roby or Seth might know.

Roby or Seth might know.

Seth defers to Roby

Seth defers to Roby

Well, there goes your computer nerd crown, mister.

:lol: :king:

ask bill gates.

Well, there goes your computer nerd crown, mister.

:lol: :king:

Thank you very much, I am NOT a computer nerd, I am a computer GEEK. There IS a difference

Roby? Hello?!

I hate this stupid class.

and yes, I would ask Bill Gates, however, his number is not in the book

I did, with no luck

It's for my IST 241 Class-- Planning a Microsoft 2003 Server Network

Wow, tough questions.

I have no answers for you, but if somewhere down the line you need the help of a Star Wars nerd, I'll be around.

anyone know the answers to these questions... i've looked my book up and down and back up again and cannot find them... geez - I'm doing homework now? :crazy: i am NOT a network administrator, so i don't guarantee any of these answers, but I'll try to help to the best of my ability.... refer to Microsoft (http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/WindowsServ/2003/all/techref/en-us/Default.asp?url=/Resources/Documentation/windowsserv/2003/all/techref/en-us/w2k3tr_wins_how.asp) for the best info

Which of the following client Operating systems require WINS to funtion properly in a routed network?
c) Windows NT

Which of the following situations used NetBIOS names
c) opening My Network Places
d) a Windows NT workstation logging onto the domain

Which methods can be used to configure a Windows XP computer with the IP address of a WINS server? i am not entirely sure which of the methods that would work here... i think it depends on how you configure the client machines
a) DNS distributes the address
d) edit the properties of TCP/IP to assign the address
e) multicasts distribute the address (i think this is USUALLY used to maintain WINS servers working together, but I dont know if there is a way to make it work for an XP client)

WINS clients send a name refresh request when one-half of the _________ is complete as far as I know, the correct term is the Time-To-Live interval, but i suppose you could call it the
b) extinction interval
- or -
c) extinction timeout

What can be done to accomodate NetBIOS servers that are unable to participate in a WINS enviroment?
c) create static mappings in the WINS databases for each server

sounds like you've got a pretty technical course with some tough homework... good luck man.

Um... Ask me June of 2006, I will know then. :lol: It's only my first year in computer science major... so, beats me. LOL! Sorry I couldn't help.

Thanks for you help Robyrob...
I marked 'em in my book, gonan see Tues. if anyone else has done it... this class is extremely technical.. but it is my second to last semester, so what can I expect?

thanks a lot