Free Nokia 4A0-112 Exam Questions

Question 1

A routing domain is using a single-area link-state routing protocol. Which of the following is NOT information that a router can share with other routers in the domain using protocol-specific messages?

A : The IP prefixes of subnets directly attached to the router.

B : IP prefixes known by the router because it is running ad additional routing protocol.

C : A copy of the local routing table.

D : The local router ID and the router IDs of neighboring routers.

Answer: C

Question 2

You work as the network administrator at ABC.com. The ABC.com network has a domain named ABC.com.

The servers at the ABC.com network run Windows Server 2003 and the workstations, Windows XP

Professional.

The Default Domain Policy has been updated recently through a security template file. The security template

file contained a number of security configuration settings.

You notice that a server named ABC-SR05 can no longer run a program that is operational on other network

servers which have a similar configuration. You suspect that additional security settings could have been added

to the local security policy on ABC-SR05.

You want to run a utility on ABC-SR05 to compare the current security settings on ABC-SR05 to that of the

security template file. You want to use a tool that will automatically identify all settings that might have been

added to the local security policy on ABC-SR05.

What actions must you take on ABC-SR05?

A : n the ADSIEdit on ABC-SR05.

B : n the Security Configuration and Analysis console on ABC-SR05.

C : n gpresult.exe on ABC-SR05.

D : n the Dcgpofix on ABC-SR05.

Answer: B

Question 3

A routing domain uses a link-state routing protocol. Which of the following would NOT be an advantage of dividing the entire routing domain into areas?

A : Detailed topology information is only shared among routers within the same area, thus reducing the complexity of the SPF calculation.

B : Route tables can be reduced by summarizing the IP prefixes advertised between areas.

C : Less-capable routers can be isolated from having to keep track of IP prefixes that are external to the local routing domain.

D : Fewer routers are required to handle the same amount of traffic, as compared to a single-area domain.

Answer: D

Question 4