Basic Networking Questions and Answers Part 3 (WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM DIFFERENCES) - Interview questions for system administrator or Desktop Support
- NO USB support USB Support
- FAT16 and FAT32 for R2 FAT16 and FAT32
- Single monitor Multiple monitor
- No Direct X Direct X
- Internet Explorer 3 Internet Explorer 4
- No Advance Power management APM (Advance Power management)
- Remote desktop No Remote desktop
- GPO (Group Policy) No GPO
- 2 processor 1 PROCESSOR
- NTLM & Kerberos NTLM authentication
- Encryption No Encryption
- Disk quota No Disk quota
- FAT, FAT32 and NTFS FAT and FAT32
- IE 5 IE 4
- No remote desktop Remote desktop
- No offline folders Offline folders
- 1 processor 2 processor
- Workgroup Workgroup and domain
- No Encryption Encryption
- No GPO GPO
- No Roaming profile Roaming profile
- No ASR ASR
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| WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM DIFFERENCES |
- ERD ASR
- Terminal service Remote desktop and assistance
- IE-5 IE-6
- No firewall Basic firewall
- No Alternate IP configuration Alternate IP configuration
- No System restore System restore
- No Driver rollback feature Driver rollback feature
- No shadow copy Shadow copy feature
- No RPC over HTTP RPC over HTTP
- 32 BIT 32 bit and 64 bit
- No domain rename features Domain rename features
- Terminal service Remote desktop and assistance
- ERD ASR
- Less command line tool More command line tools
- No stub dns Stub dns
- IIS 5 (Internet Information Services 5) IIS 6
- Directory service Active directory service
- FAT16 and NTFS 4.0 FAT16, FAT32 and NTFS 5.0
- Compression Compression, Encryption and disk quota
- System policy Group policy
- Local and Global group Local, Global and Universal Group
- No ip sec ipsec built in
- 40000 user limit 100000 user limit
- NTLM authentication NTLM and Kerberos authentication
- Basic disk Basic and dynamic disk
- No shadow copy Shadow copy
- ERD ASR
WINDOWS NT WINDOWS 2000
- Directory service Active directory service
- FAT16 and NTFS 4.0 FAT16, FAT32 AND NTFS 5.0
- Compression Compression, Encryption and Disk quota
- System policy Group policy
- Local and Global group Local, Global and Universal Group
- No ip sec ipsec built in
- 40000 user limit 100000 user limit
- NTLM authentication NTLM and Kerberos authentication
- Basic disk Basic and dynamic disk

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