Trend TM1-101 Trend Micro Server Protect Exam Exam Practice Test Questions

• Question 1

  . What are two ways to enable Debug mode in Server Protect 5.x? (Choose two.)

  • In the Management Console click on View | Debug; select Enable Debug Log
  • In the Management Console, click on the root domain or any server in the Domain tree; click Do | Create Debug Info; select Enable Debug
  • Open the registry editor and create a new item for the debug information; store it in the Under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TrendMicro directory
  • Open the registry editor and under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TrendMicro\DebugLog\
  • Directory create a new item to define where to store the debug info; set the appropriate values and restart services

  Show Answer Answer: B,D Next

• Question 2

  .Which scan monitors all I/O events and prevents infected files from being written?

  • Real-time Scan
  • Scheduled Scan
  • Multi-partite Scan
  • Extension-based Scan

  Show Answer Answer: A Next

• Question 3

  . How many Information Servers can a single Management Console log into simultaneously?

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 5
  • Unlimited

  Show Answer Answer: A Next

• Question 4

  . During a silent installation, you continue to receive an "unable to execute command." What should you do to continue with the silent install of Server Protect 5.x?

  • Locate the SMS directory on the Information Server and type:setup -SMS -s -m"SPNT5"
  • Locate the SMS directory on the Management Console and type:setup -SMS -s -m"SPNT5"
  • Locate the SPNTSHARE directory on the Information Server and type:-NTSHARE -s -n"SHARENT5"
  • Locate the SPNTSHARE directory on the Management Console and type:

  Show Answer Answer: A Next

• Question 5

  . Occasionally Server Protect mistakenly identifies a clean file as infected. Rolling back an updated virus-pattern file might resolve this situation. What are two situations in which Server Protect might mistakenly identify a clean file as infected using pattern matching? (Choose two.)

  • When the binary pattern of a clean file closely matches the pattern of a known virus
  • When Microsoft Word or Excel files contain macro commands that are often found in macro viruses
  • When executable files commonly trigger false alarms when they are compressed within an archive that includes more than 50 other files
  • When scripts that are embedded within compressed files over 30 MB in size occasionally resemble virus patterns and trigger false alarms

  Show Answer Answer: A,B Next