70-215 QOTD 15/07/2004

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Printing again folks, another little gem and again stock server 2000 question. Here goes:

You are one of a team of IT technitions working for a sales company that uses a mixed environment of Windows 2000 Professional and Window NT workstation.
A Windows 2000 member server is cinfigered as print server for the Sales department. The print device is shared as \\prntsrv1prn1. Some Sales users are able to connect to the print device and print, while some others report that they fail to connect to the print device.
Upon further checking, you realize that all users using Windows NT Workstations cannot access to the print device. What should you do to enable all Windows NT 4 Workstation users to connect and print via the printer? Select the best answer.


A) Copy the NT 4 printer driver to the Net Logon folder on the print server.

B) Copy the NT 4 printer driver to the Net Logon folder on the PDC emulator.

C) Add NT 4 printer driver as additional driver from the printer property.

D) Add NT 4 printer driver as additional driver from the print server property.

 

Correct answer is: C

Explanation: You can add additional printer drivers for client computers running Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0, on different hardware platforms.

When you share an existing printer, add the additional printer drivers for client computers running Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0, on different hardware platforms. Then these client computers can download the printer driver when they connect.