70-223 Configuring and Administering Microsoft Clustering Services by using Windows 2000 Advanced Server Testking Exam

Demo Question 6.

You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Advanced Server cluster. The cluster nodes are two domain controllers that are designated NodeA and NodeB. You want to create a new clustered Dfs root resource on a clustered disk on drive X currently, neither cluster node hosts a Dfs root. You take the following actions: * Create a new folder named X\dfsroot * Create a new cluster group named Dfs group * Create a new IP address resource in Dfs group * When you attempt to create a new Dfs root file share resource in Dfs group, you receive an error message stating that it is not possible to create the Dfs root File Share resource. You need to create the Dfs root resource in Dfs group. What should you do?

A. Demote the cluster nodes to member servers
B. Create a network name resource in Dfs group
C. Create a normal file share resource for X:\dfsroot in Dfs group
D. Use the distributed file system console to create a stand-alone Dfs root for X:\dfsroot
E. Use the distributed file system console to create a fault-tolerant domain-based Dfs root for X:\dfsroot


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Answer: B

Explanation: A DFS root can be accessed by using a network name and the associated IP address. Therefore, dependent Network name and IP address must be associated with the clustered DFS root. Incorrect answers: A. Demoting the cluster nodes to member servers is not required to create a DFS root. C. This action is not required. D. You use the Cluster Administrator for this task. E. Cluster Administrator would be required for this task. Microsoft Windows 2000 Advance Server Clustering Services Training Kit, pages 95- 100.