Microsoft Exam #70-080: Implementing and Supporting Internet Explorer 5.0
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1. You are building a custom browser package, and you want users to be able to participate in Internet chat room sessions. What Internet Explorer component should you include in the custom package? (Select the best choice.)
a. Microsoft Chat
b. Microsoft NetMeeting
c. Microsoft Offline Browsing Pack
d. Microsoft Outlook Express
2. You administer the corporate network for a company named OmniPresence Corporation. Your e-mail server uses the SMTP and POP3 protocols. An employee named Mary reports that she cannot send e-mail messages through Outlook Express on her computer. When you attempt to send e-mail messages by using Outlook Express on Mary's computer, you receive the following message: "The connection to the server has failed. Account: 'Internet Mail', Server: 'mail.omnipresence.com', Protocol: SMTP, Port: 23, Secure(SSL): No, Socket Error: 10061, Error Number: 0x800CCC0E" You check the Outlook Express account settings for the mail server, and they appear as follows:
What is the most likely reason why Mary cannot send e-mail messages through Outlook Express? (Select the best choice.)
a. The SMTP port number should be 25.
b. The POP3 port number should be 23.
c. This server requires a secure connection (SSL) should be selected for SMTP.
d. This server requires a secure connection (SSL) should be selected for POP3.
3. You want to install Internet Explorer 5.0 on the systems that are shown below.
Each of the systems has sufficient hard disk space to support the browser. Which systems can support Internet Explorer 5.0? (Select all choices that are correct.)
a. System A
b. System B
c. System C
d. System D
4. You are a purchasing agent for your company, and you place many orders on the Internet. You regularly visit the same Web sites, and the prices that are advertised at the sites change daily. You must ensure that you have the latest versions of the Web pages that you visit. However, you do not want to create unnecessary network traffic by causing the same pages to be updated more than once during sessions that last for less than a day. Which of the following actions should you take? (Select the best choice.)
a. Configure the browser to check for newer versions of stored pages every time you visit pages.
b. Configure the browser to check for newer versions of stored pages every time you start Internet Explorer.
c. Configure the browser to automatically check for newer versions of stored pages.
d. Configure the browser to never check for newer versions of stored pages.
5. Vanessa manages a retail branch for a company named SurfSide that sells CDs, tapes and albums. Every Monday morning at 6:00 A.M., the central office publishes to its Web site a list of those products that will be released during the coming week. Vanessa arrives at the store at 7:30 A.M. each Monday morning. She wants the product release information to be available to her as soon as she arrives, and she wants to be able to view it offline. The available disk space on the branch computer is limited. The following diagram depicts the layout of SurfSide's Web site:
Vanessa has added SurfSide's Web site to her Favorites list in Internet Explorer. Using the Organize Favorites... command in the Favorites menu of Internet Explorer, how should Vanessa configure Internet Explorer on the branch computer to acquire the release date updates? (Select the best choice.)
a. Vanessa should select Make available offline, choose to download pages one link deep, and create a weekly synchronization schedule for 6:15 A.M. each Monday.
b. Vanessa should select Make available offline, choose to download pages two links deep, and create a synchronization schedule for each day at 6:15 A.M.
c. Vanessa should select Make available offline, choose to download pages one link deep, and choose the Only when I choose Synchronize from the Tools menu option.
d. Vanessa should select Make available offline, choose to download pages two links deep, and choose the Only when I choose Synchronize from the Tools menu option.
Answers:
1) Choice a is correct. You should include the Microsoft Chat component in the browser package to enable users to participate in Internet chat room sessions. Microsoft Chat enables users to communicate in either text or comics mode and allows the use of sound effects. Although Microsoft NetMeeting includes a text-based chat feature that enables NetMeeting conference participants to type messages to each other, it does not enable users to participate in Internet chat room sessions. The Microsoft Offline Browsing Pack component enables users to view Web pages offline; this component is not associated with chat sessions. Microsoft Outlook Express is an e-mail and newsgroup component that can be used to create e-mail messages that function similarly to Web pages; Outlook Express does not provide chat room capabilities. Reference: IERK Online, Search, "Microsoft Chat"; IERK Online, Search, "Microsoft NetMeeting"; IERK Online, Search, "Additional Microsoft and Third-Party Components"; IERK Online, Search, "Microsoft Outlook Express."
2) Choice a is correct. In this scenario, SMTP is responsible for outgoing mail services and POP3 is responsible for incoming mail services. The TCP port number that is configured for SMTP in Mary's Outlook Express account settings is incorrectly set to 23; it should be set to 25. TCP port 23 is the default port for Telnet. The default TCP port for POP3 is 110. If the mail server required a secure socket connection for either POP3 or SMTP, then you would need to select the This server requires a secure connection (SSL) option accordingly. However, in this scenario, the fact that SMTP is not configured with the standard port number is the most likely reason why Mary cannot send e-mail messages by using Outlook Express. Reference: TechNet, Query, "Appendix C - TCP and UDP Port Assignments," "Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit"; TechNet, Query, "XIMS: Outlook Express POP3, Error 0x800CCC0E, Socket Err 10061," "KBase: MS Exchange."
3) Only choices b and d are correct. The Windows NT 3.51 and 4.0 systems are the only ones in this scenario that can support Internet Explorer 5.0. Windows 3.1 and Windows NT 3.51 systems must have 486/25 or faster processors and must have a minimum of 30 MB of available hard disk space to support Internet Explorer 5.0. Windows 3.1 and Windows NT 3.51 systems require a minimum of 16 MB of RAM to support Internet Explorer 5.0 with the Microsoft Virtual Machine component. Although Windows NT 3.51 is a 32-bit operating system, it requires the 16-bit version of the Internet Explorer 5.0 browser. Windows NT 4.0 computers must have Service Pack 3 (SP3) or later installed in order to support Internet Explorer 5.0. Windows 9x and Windows NT 4.0 systems require 486/66 or faster processors. Windows 9x systems require a minimum of 16 MB of RAM, and Windows NT 4.0 systems require a minimum of 32 MB of RAM to support Internet Explorer 5.0. Reference: TechNet, Query, "Internet Explorer 5 Readme.txt File," "KBase: IE Current Release"; IERK Online, Search, "Assessing System Requirements."
4) Choice b is correct. In this scenario, you should configure the browser to check for newer versions of stored pages every time you start Internet Explorer. To accomplish this, in Internet Explorer, choose Internet Options... from the Tools menu and click Settings in the Temporary Internet files section of the General tab. Select Every time you start Internet Explorer in the Check for newer versions of stored pages section of the Settings page. The Every time you start Internet Explorer option causes Internet Explorer to check for newer versions of stored pages only once per session; this occurs even if you browse to the same pages multiple times during a session that lasts for less than a day. If a single session extends past the length of a day and you browse to pages that were visited on the previous day, then the Every time you start Internet Explorer option will cause Internet Explorer to check for newer versions of the stored pages. If you select the Automatically option, then Internet Explorer will determine when to check for newer versions of those Web pages according to the approximate frequency with which it determines that those pages' images change. Selecting the Automatically option does not guarantee that the page will be updated each time it changes. If you have chosen the Automatically option, then you should choose the Refresh command from the View menu in Internet Explorer to ensure that you are viewing the most recent version of a page. If you select the Every visit to the page option, then Internet Explorer will check for newer versions of stored pages each time you browse to a previously viewed page, even if you have viewed the page during the same session. If you select the Never option, then Internet Explorer will never check for newer versions of stored pages. Reference: Internet Explorer, Tools, Internet Options, General tab, Temporary Internet files, Settings, "What's This?" for all "Check for newer versions of stored pages" options; TechNet, Query, "Check for Newer Versions of Stored Pages Option Is Automatic," "KBase: IE Current Release."
5) Choice a is correct. Because the product release information is located one link deep below the home page, Vanessa should choose to download pages one link deep. Because the product release information is posted to SurfSide's Web site at 6:00 A.M. each Monday morning and Vanessa wants to be able to view the information as soon as she arrives at work, she should create a synchronization schedule for every Monday at 6:15 A.M. In this scenario, Vanessa has already added SurfSide's Web site to her Favorites list. She can configure the site for offline viewing by selecting Organize Favorites... from the Favorites menu in Internet Explorer, highlighting SurfSide's Web page in the Favorites folder, selecting Make available offline and clicking Properties.... On the Download tab of the SurfSide Properties sheet, Vanessa should choose to download pages one link deep. On the Schedule tab, Vanessa should click the Add... button to create a new synchronization schedule. On the New Schedule page, she should specify that synchronization should occur every seven days at 6:15 A.M. She should give the schedule a name, such as SurfSide Schedule, and click OK. Then, on the Schedule tab of the SurfSide Properties sheet, she should select SurfSide Schedule and click the Edit... button. On the SurfSide Schedule page, she should click the Schedule tab and specify that the update is to occur on Mondays. Reference: TechNet, Query, "How to Make Web Pages Available for Offline Viewing," "KBase: IE Current Release"; Internet Explorer Help, Search, "Making pages available for offline viewing."
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