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Test Yourself MCSE Windows 2000 Professional (exam 70-210) (Certification) - Softcover

 
9780072127690: Test Yourself MCSE Windows 2000 Professional (exam 70-210) (Certification)

Synopsis

Suitable for one of the "core four" required MCSE exams - this title covers implementing, administering, and troubleshooting Windows 2000 Professional.

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Syngress Media, Inc. (Rockland, MA) is an independent company committed to creating the very best book, software and Internet based exam preparation tools. They have published over 20 certification study guides and over a dozen Personal Testing Centers. All of these products are created by leading content experts, many of whom are also full-time trainers.

From the Back Cover

-Exclusive "Exam Watch" features point out the most frequently missed questions - and how to answer them correctly

Answers provide in-depth explanations - and show why the incorrect choices are wrong, as shown below:


-John wants to monitor all the processes, services, and drivers that are running on his computer. He'd also like to see the process name, process ID (PID), the percentage of CPU time being used, and the elapsed time using the CPU and memory usage. Where is the best place for John to view this information?

A. System Monitor

B. Task Manager

C. Scheduled Tasks

D. The latest System Monitor log file


B. Task Manager can be used for different tasks, and allows you to monitor applications, processes, and different performance statistics. Task Manager has three tabs: Applications, Processes, and Performance. The information above can all be found under the Performance tab of Task Manager.


A is incorrect since System Monitor is not the best choice here. All of the requirements can be accessed in one area of Task Manager. The Scheduled Tasks utility does not offer this information, making C incorrect. D is incorrect since the latest System Monitor log file does not contain all of this real-time information.

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