Test Yourself MCSE Windows, 2000 Network Administration

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* Based on the MCSE Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure exam (70-216).
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Answers provide in-depth explanations¿and show why the incorrect choices are wrong, as shown below:

* You created three custom IPSec policies on a Windows 2000 server, but later decided that you will not use them. You want to save these new IPSec policies, but do not want to keep them on the server. Which of the following actions would be appropriate to help you?

A. Export the IPSec policies to file and delete them from the IP Security Policies node
B. Do not refresh the IPSec policy list until you decide to use these policies
C. Copy the IPSec policies to a floppy disk and delete them
D. It is not possible to reuse deleted IPSec policies

A. Export the IPSec policies to a file and delete them from the IP Security Policies node. IPSec policies can be exported to a file. These policies can be exported to a file. These policies can also be imported when required. In the given situation, it would be best to export the IP Security policies and then import them again if needed. When the export is complete, you can delete the IPSec policies that you do not want to keep.

B is incorrect because not refreshing the list of IPSec policies will not prevent them from being effective. C is incorrect because IPsec policies cannot be copied. D is incorrect because it is possible to reuse the IPSec policies after importing them.