Preparation
Guide for
Exam
70-073
Implementing
and Supporting Microsoft� Windows NT�
Workstation 4.0
Exam 70-073 is available beginning August 15, 1997.
Planning
Create unattended installation files.
Plan strategies for sharing and securing resources.
Choose the appropriate file system to use in a given situation. File systems and situations include:
| NTFS |
| FAT |
| HPFS |
| Security |
| Dual-boot systems |
Installation and Configuration
Install Windows NT Workstation on an Intel� platform in a
given situation.
Set up a dual-boot system in a given situation.
Remove Windows NT Workstation in a given situation.
Install, configure, and remove hardware components for a given situation. Hardware
components include:
| Network adapter drivers |
| SCSI device drivers |
| Tape device drivers |
| UPS |
| Multimedia devices |
| Display drivers |
| Keyboard drivers |
| Mouse drivers |
Use Control Panel applications to configure a Windows NT Workstation computer in a
given situation.
Upgrade to Windows NT Workstation 4.0 in a given situation.
Configure server-based installation for wide-scale deployment in a given situation.
Managing Resources
Create and manage local user accounts and local group accounts to meet given requirements.
Set up and modify user profiles.
Set up shared folders and permissions.
Set permissions on NTFS partitions, folders, and files.
Install and configure printers in a given environment.
Connectivity
Add and configure the network components of Windows NT Workstation.
Use various methods to access network resources.
Implement Windows NT Workstation as a client in a NetWare environment.
Use various configurations to install Windows NT Workstation as a TCP/IP client.
Configure and install Dial-Up Networking in a given situation.
Configure Microsoft Peer Web Services in a given situation.
Running Applications
Start applications on Intel and RISC platforms in various operating system environments.
Start applications at various priorities.
Monitoring and Optimization
Monitor system performance by using various tools.
Identify and resolve a given performance problem.
Optimize system performance in various areas.
Troubleshooting
Choose the appropriate course of action to take when the boot process fails.
Choose the appropriate course of action to take when a print job fails.
Choose the appropriate course of action to take when the installation process fails.
Choose the appropriate course of action to take when an application fails.
Choose the appropriate course of action to take when a user cannot access a resource.
Modify the registry using the appropriate tool in a given situation.
Implement advanced techniques to resolve various problems.