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Test Yourself MCSE Windows 2000 Directory Services Administration (exam 70-217) (Certification) - Softcover

 
9780072129274: Test Yourself MCSE Windows 2000 Directory Services Administration (exam 70-217) (Certification)

Synopsis

Suitable for one of the "core four" required MCSE exams - this title covers implementing and managing network services, including IP, remote user access, security, and more.

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


-You need to deploy Microsoft Visio 2000 to the Engineering Organizational Unit. You do not want the users to install the Microsoft Visio 2000 application by clicking a ,VST file. How do you prevent this?

A. Clear the "Auto-Install this application by file extension activation' option to disable document invocation installation

B. Check the "Auto-install this application by file extension activation" option to disable document invocation installation

C. Clear the "do not auto-install this application by file extension activation" option to disable document installation

D. check the "do not auto-install this application by file extension activation" option to disable document invocation installation

A. Clear the "Auto-install this application by file extension activation" option to disable document invocation installation. This answer is correct because you would clear the "Auto-install this application by file extension activation" option to disable document invocation installation.

B is incorrect because it would allow you to auto-install the application. C and D are incorrect because those options do not exist.

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