MCSE Windows server 2003- P12: Windows Server 2003 is, of course, more secure, more reliable, more available, and easier to administer than any previous version of Windows. Let’s take a close look at the platform and how it compares to Microsoft Windows 2000. This lesson provides a brief overview of the Windows Server 2003 family, focusing on the differences among the product editions: Web Edition, Standard Edition, Enterprise Edition, and Datacenter Edition. | Objective Optimize Server Disk Performance 14-27 4. Oksana is looking at a report generated by the disk defragmenter of her system. Her system contains two volumes. The first volume is 100 GB and is mirrored on a second 100 GB disk. The second volume is 400 GB and uses RAID-5 over five 100 GB disks. The report that Oksana is examining was an analysis performed on the second volume rather than the first. Oksana is puzzled because there seems to be several sections on the second volume that are colored green. Green in a defragmenter analysis represents unmovable files. Oksana is puzzled because she believed that the only files that were unmovable for the disk defragmenter are located on the system or boot volumes. What is the cause of the unmovable files listed on the defragmenter analysis of the second volume Select all that apply. A. Oksana has mistakenly analyzed the first volume which contains the boot and system files. B. The page file has been located on the second volume. C. Oksana has stored encrypted files on the second volume. D. Oksana has stored compressed files on the second volume. E. The NTFS change journal stored on all NTFS volumes is an unmovable file. 5. Oksana has scheduled a command-line disk defragmentation job to take place at 2 . every Sunday on all Windows Server 2003 systems at her site. This represents a perfect time to perform such a task because the amount of activity on any of the servers at this time is minimal. Checking through the logs on a Monday morning Oksana finds that the Sunday morning defragmentation did not occur on one of the volumes on one of the Windows Server 2003 servers. Oksana logs onto the server from a remote desktop connection and checks the Disk Defragmenter in the Computer Management Console. Oksana decides to wait until the end of business that day and try to run the defragmentation process again on this volume. At 6 30 . she logs on from the remote desktop again and attempts to initiate a .
