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Printed Page 1
At least 6 characters long

Anonymous 
Printed Page 2
Contains characters from at least three of five categories

- English upper case characters
- English lower case characters
- Base 10 digits
- Non-alphanumeric
- Unicode characters

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C:Documents and Settingsmidguy>dsadd user"cn=test
user,ou=users,ou=accounts,ou=boston,dc=bigfirm,dc=local" -fn test -ln user -display "test user" -samid
testuser -pwd Ilove2gotoSchool
dsadd succeeded:cn=test user,ou=users,ou=accounts,ou=boston,dc=bigfirm,dc=local

C:Documents and Settingsmidguy>dsadd user "cn=test
user01,ou=users,ou=accounts,ou=boston,dc=bigfirm,dc=local" -fn test -ln user01 -display "test user01" -
samid testuser01 -upn testuser01@bigfirm.local -pwd gottorunfaster
dsadd failed:cn=test user01,ou=users,ou=accounts,ou=boston,dc=bigfirm,dc=local:The password does not meet
the password policy requirements. Check the minimum password length, password complexity and password
history requirements.:Set password failed
type dsadd /? for help.

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 149
Under 'Changing group scope' header

The second bullet point under the 'Changing group scope' header states
that a global group can be changed to a universal group providing no
member has global scope. This is incorrect. A universal group can contain
global groups, so it is possible to change a global group to a universal
group when one of the members is a global group.

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 171
Question 23

Answer C is listed as correct but does not meet the criteria listed in
the answer. There is no uppercase letter.

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 171
Question 23

According to Microsoft's information "http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/
technologies/directory/activedirectory/stepbystep/strngpw.mspx", answers A, B & C are correct.

They both meet the following complexity requirement:

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 192
table 5-1

Class B network subnet mask 255.240.0.0 should be 255.255.0.0
Class C network subnet mask 255.255.0.0 should be 255.255.255.0

This error appears also in table 5-2 same page.
and on the pages:
page 382 : table 8-9 (even more errors)
page 384 : table 8-10

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 192
Table 5-2

The bit lengths listed do not match the subnet masks for class B and C
networks.

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 199
last paragraph

the utility mentioned should be named pathping instead of pingpath (correctly spelled on the next page)

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 203
1st paragraph, 4th line, 2nd word

Word should be "DHCP"; not "DNS".

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 208
Penultimate paragraph of subsection of "Creating and Configuring Scopes"

Last sentence is incomplete; quoted here:
"Because DHCP Relay Agents include details on the originating subnet, a DHCP server on a remote subnet will know which scope to use when."

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 209
3rd paragraph, headed "Scope options"

First clause of last sentence should read "When you select Scope options"; not "When you select Server Options"

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 209
4th paragraph, headed "Class options"

First word of 2nd sentence should be "User"; not "Vendor".
First word of 3rd sentence should be "Vendor"; not "User".

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 209
'Note' paragraph at bottom of page

8th word of 3rd sentence should be "vendor"; not "user".
8th word of 5th sentence should be "user"; not "vendor".

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 213
Penultimate paragraph that is numbered 2.

Line that begins "Right-click the server's entry" should read "Right-click the scope's entry..."

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 215
5th paragraph

"Reserved addresses cannot be part of an excluded IP address range."

"http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/ab8ae112-34c5-49b5-9795-155d89035f0d1033.mspx?
mfr=true"

"You can create reservations using any IP address in the scope's address range, even if the IP address is
also within an exclusion range. Because of this design, when the 80/20 rule is implemented and all
addresses in the scope are excluded (80% at one server, 20% at the other), reservations still function
properly."

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 221
last paragraph

"when DHCP clients lose access to resources or are unable to establish clients,[...]"

'clients' should read 'connections'

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 221
1st paragraph, 1st line

The clause beginning:
"When you select a server's Active Leases node..."
should be changed to:
"When you select a scope's Address Leases node..."

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 221
2nd paragraph, 4th line

The word "server's" should be changed to "scope's"

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 223
Last paragraph

The last paragraph talks about issues relating to configuraton and BOOTP-compliance of the DHCP Relay Agent. Within the same context (paragraph), the last sentence talks about verifying the binding of the DHCP Server. It seems almost certain that the aforemention sentence (and subsequent numbered points) belong in the previous subsection headed "Diagnosing and resolving issues related to configuration of DHCP Server and scope options".

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 226
bullet point 7

"...enter the alternate the DNS suffix..." unnecessary 'the'

"as shown in the righthand dialog box" the righthand dialog doesn't show the alternative dns suffix
entered.

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 227
topmost paragraph

"Normally, the FQDN is the computer's name combined with the name of which the computer is a member." the
second name should read "domain" or "name of the domain"

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 241
3rd paragraph, line

"right-click the zone entry..." should be changed to "right click the server entry..."

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 242
last section

"Configuring zone transfers. Using the Zones tab[...]" the name of the tab should be "Zone Transfers"

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 253
Numbered list

Steps 5 and 6 are inappropriate. They should be deleted and all subsequent steps renumbered.

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 254
Last paragraph

3rd line of paragraph - "routing" should be changed to "routine".

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 276
4th paragraph in numbered list at top of page

Change the word "RIP" to the word "OSPF".

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 305
table 6-1.

"Class C 192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0" is in fact a class B subnet

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 306
Configuring APIPA part

"IP addresses in the range 69.254.0.1 to 169.254.255.254 with a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0" the range
should be "169.254.0.1 to 169.254.255.254"

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 337
Answer to Question 28

Question 28 implies that all VPN connections require static routes.
Surely this would depend on whether the VPN is transient or permanent in nature. The correct answer IMO should be A. (Demand-dial connections).

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 393
6th paragraph

pathping listed as pingpath. This occurs several times throughout the book.

 Anonymous 

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