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When you first start Event Viewer, it automatically displays all events that are recorded in the selected log. Because many events occur on a computer running Windows XP Professional, the number of events displayed can make it difficult to find the events you are looking for. To change what appears in the log, you can locate selected events by using the Filter command. You can also search for specific events by using the Find command. To filter or find events, start Event Viewer, and then on the View menu, click Filter or click Find. The options provided by Filter and Find are almost identical. Figure 18-9 shows the options available on the Filter tab.

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b. Remove the Administrators from the permission list on the Terminal Server connection, and put their administrator account in the Remote Desktop For Administration Group. c. Create a separate, lower-authorization user account for Administrators to use daily, and place that account in the Remote Desktop For Administration Group. 3. What tool is used to enable Remote Desktop on a server a. Terminal Services Manager b. Terminal Services Configuration c. System properties in Control Panel d. Terminal Services Licensing

address of its router connection. You set up scope options 003 and 006 for both scopes as appropriate. You place both scopes in a superscope. You set up all client computers to obtain their IP configurations and DNS server addresses automatically. You install and configure DHCP Relay Agent on the router. Finally, you ensure that the DHCP server is authorized and activate both scopes. All the clients on Subnet A can connect to the servers and can ping each other by host name or IP address. They can ping Subnet B s router gateway. They cannot ping any of the clients on Subnet B by host name or by IP address. On Subnet B, all the Microsoft Windows 2000 and Microsoft Windows XP clients have IP addresses and can ping each other using these addresses. They cannot ping each other by host name. They cannot ping either router gateway or access Subnet A. The Microsoft Windows 95 and Microsoft Windows NT 4 clients are all configured with an IP address of 0.0.0.0 and are off the network. What is the most likely cause of the problem A. DHCP Relay Agent should be installed on the DHCP server. B. The Microsoft Windows Server 2003 DHCP service cannot issue leases to a network that includes legacy clients. C. The DHCP server is a rogue server. D. DHCP Relay Agent is incorrectly configured.

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Note If you perform an upgrade on the BIOS to enable ACPI on a computer that is already running Windows XP you must reinstall the operating system to enable ACPI support. ,