70-215 QOTD 09/06/2004

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Sorry guys a bit late with this one. Lets have a few more answers please

You are the Windows 2000 domain administrator of an enginneering company. This morning, your Technician, Herry informs you that a Windows 2000 member server cannot start, and the error message shows that NTLDR cannot be found. You start the member server with Windows 2000 CD-ROM. In the setup program, you select the repair option and repair with recovery console. However, when you attempt to logon to the recovery console with your domain administrator username and password, the recovery console rejects them. You verify that the domain administrator username and password can use to access other Windows 2000 member servers. What is the likely reason that you cannot access recovery console?

A) You must prepare the system with "WINNT32.EXE /cmdcons" before the use of recovery console.

B) You must prepare the system with "WINNT.EXE /cmdcons" before the use of recovery console.

C) You must use the local administrator user account and password.

D) You must use the Enterprise administrator user account and password.

E) The problem can only be solved by using ERD disk.

 

Correct answer is: C

Explanation: When you use the Windows Recovery Console, you can obtain limited access to NTFS, FAT, and FAT32 volumes without starting the Windows graphical interface. In the Windows Recovery Console you can:
-- Use, copy, rename or replace operating system files and folders.
-- Enable or disable services or devices from starting when you next start your computer.
-- Repair the file system boot sector or the Master Boot Record (MBR).
Create and format partitions on drives.

Note that only a local administrator can obtain access to the Windows Recovery Console so that unauthorized users cannot use any NTFS volume.
Also, if the SAM database is missing or damaged, you are not able to use the Windows Recovery Console because you cannot be properly authenticated. After you enter your password and the Windows Recovery Console starts, type exit to restart your computer.

Some links to Microsoft regarding this subject

Description of the Windows 2000 Recovery Console

Recovery Console Prompts for Administrator Password Even If Administrator Account Has Been Renamed